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RAPID CITY (AP) — The South Dakota Republican Party says it expects record attendance at its state convention that opened Thursday in Rapid City.
More than 400 delegates are certified to vote and 150 guests are also attending.
The party says GOP leaders taking part in the convention include U.S. Sen. John Thune, U.S. Rep. Kristi Noem, South Dakota Gov. Dennis Daugaard, all the state's constitutional officers and delegates from 43 counties.
Most candidates already have been chosen, but Pierre's Pat Miller and Shantel Krebs of Sioux Falls are competing for the Secretary of State nomination.


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I did several weddings at the Atrium room of island Shangri-La before, but I was really impressed by the wedding of tracey and danny. Perfect timing of the wedding ceremony with beautiful sunset light.
I didn't met tracey until a few days before the wedding. Thanks for her trust on me and changed the rundown, the time of the ceremony and the setup of the venue, so that we could have such a beautiful sunset wedding
ceremony and reception: Atrium, Island Shangri-La
makeup artist: polly of faces hk
video: ken of simon.the.photo
beautiful wedding, beautiful light.
At the same time, it was a challenge for photography with such a strong directional light
my fav bridal portrait of tracey. love the details of the veil very much
their wedding was very simple. Just simple game and tea ceremony in the morning and we 're free for the rest of the time before the ceremony
So lot of time for portrait
"behind the scene" – ken of simon.the.photo
before going to the peak, we did some portraits inside the hotel suite first
some of my fav shots at the peak
the ceremony
some more free time after the ceremony
pianist of the night – Derek Pang. I met a lot of different musicians in different weddings, but I was really impressed by Derek 's performance, I could feel his heart and passion throughout the whole night. Highly recommended!!!!!

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Cuisine: Seafood casual, Southern
Features: Beach/Waterfront, Kid-friendly, Live music, Neighborhood
Cost range: 10.01-20.00
Payment options: Credit cards accepted
Alcohol: Full bar
Parking: Street
More in this neighborhood: Clearwater Beach
The Selling Point is the she-crab soup. (Insert Homer drool here.) It's Frenchy's, so you know the good eats are in the house. They offer more turf with their surf than the other Frenchy's locations, and, of course, seafood abounds. Rockaway offers a nice beachfront experience with great eats to go with it. The restaurant attracts mobs when the sun goes down and has won all sorts of rewards for best sunset viewing. The dangling trinkets and wood barge-on-a-beach atmosphere, along with so many more assets, make this a Clearwater Beach staple.


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Most farms and small businesses are aware of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and some of its requirements. By Jan. 1, 2014, all individuals are required to carry healthcare insurance for themselves and their dependents, says Adam Kantrovich, PhD, a Michigan State University Extension specialist. Healthcare insurance exchanges (also known as the health insurance marketplaces) are now online, allowing individuals and small businesses to shop for healthcare insurance. By January 2015, all employers with 50 or more full-time-equivalent employees are required to provide their full-time employees with healthcare insurance or face penalties.
Although employers received a one-year reprieve from providing healthcare insurance to their full-time employees until 2015, many are unaware that all employers that are subject to the Fair Labor Standards Act must provide their employees with a healthcare benefits notification. By Oct. 1, 2013, any employer that meets the following criteria is held to meeting the employee notification protocol of the ACA.
This provision applies to "employers that employ one or more employees who are engaged in, or produce goods for, interstate commerce. For most firms, a test of not less than $500,000 in annual dollar volume of business applies" (U.S. Dept. of Labor). Healthcare, education and government agencies may have other or additional requirements. The U.S. Department of Labor provided a technical release that discusses employer notification requirements including:
1. Providing the employee with information about the marketplace shop (also known as the exchange), how to contact the marketplace, the type of services and how to receive assistance.
2. Whether the employer provides insurance and, if so, will it meet the minimum requirements of the ACA or if the employee will be eligible for a premium tax credit.
3. That an employee who purchases a qualified health plan through the marketplace might lose the employer contribution (if any) to any health benefits plan offered by the employer and that all or a portion of such contribution may be excludable from income for federal income tax purposes.
The U. S. Department of Labor offers two sample notification templates that can be used by employers: one for employers that do not provide healthcare benefits to their employees and a template for employers that do provide healthcare benefits to their employees.
With the complexity of this act, Michigan State University Extension reminds employers that it is always a good idea for businesses to consult with their respective legal advisors to make sure they are meeting the necessary requirements of the ACA.
For more information, visit the Department of Labor website at dol.gov/ebsa/newsroom.


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- Cour de cassation Third Civil Chamber Application for Review No. 03-12639 Case X… v L'Etoile Commerciale
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- 22 September 2004
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- Professor B. S. Markesinis
Given, according to the judgement under attack (Versailles, 23 January 2003), that (i) Monsieur X…. entered into a building contract with BMI, a corporation, now in liquidation, pursuant to which the works were to be carried out in two phases; (ii) L'Etoile Commerciale, a corporation, delivered at the request of BMI a guarantee to cover certain retention moneys; and (iii) by reason of the existence of bad workmanship, M. X… put L'Etoile Commerciale on notice not to discharge the guarantee, and then brought action against for payment pursuant to the guarantee;
Concerning the first ground:
In view of Article 1792-6 of the Civil Code;
Given that (i) the act of taking possession ("réception") is that by which the owner of a building under construction states that he accepts the building with or without reservations, (ii) such act occurs, at the request of whichever of the parties is the more active, either amicably or, failing that, through the courts; and (iii) it occurs with the participation of both parties ("contradictoirement");
Given that, in order to hold that M. X… had taken possession of the second tranche of works on 31 August 1997, the judgement finds that the owner of the building, having entered on the premises on 31 August 1997, petitioned, on 4 September, for an expert examination, and this, as soon as asked for, amounts to a formal written minute of taking possession involving both parties;
Given that, in so finding, without showing clearly the existence of an unequivocal intention by the owner of the building to accept it, the Appeal Court breached the text cited above;
And concerning the second ground:
In view of Article 1 of the Law of 16 July 1971;
Given that stage payments made towards the final price of building contracts covered by Article 1779-3 of the Civil Code may be reduced by retentions which may not exceed 5% of each such payment and which constitute the contractual guarantee for the performance of the works, in order satisfy, as the case may be, reservations made by the owner of the building when taking possession thereof;
Given that, in order to order L'Etoile Commerciale to pay an amount equal to the retentions so made, the judgement finds that the latter cover, on the one hand, bad workmanship which has been the subject of reservations, works not yet done, and works to be redone pursuant to the ten-year warranty, and, on the other hand, extra expense corresponding to the intervention of a surveyor called by the building owner;
Given that, in so finding, whereas the retention moneys and the joint and several guarantee are intended to protect the owner of the building against the risk of non-performance or of faulty performance of the contractual building works, such failures having been the subject of reservations upon taking possession, excluding any supplementary expenditure, the Appeal Court breached the text mentioned above;
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Oatmeal is a fine color for Autumn, don't you think? Ralph Lauren offers their take on the toggle sweater. "Designed in a soft blend of wool, silk and alpaca for ultimate comfort, our hand-knit sweater is finished with an intarsia-knit design and wood buttons at the neck for heritage style."
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I'm grateful for the download but how do u screw up week after week after week after week after week after week? maybe leave it for others…this business is not for you.
Well fuck you Don and appreciate the hard work that everyone does to maintain and update this site. Honestly if u get the possibility to download everything for free here, man up and stop crying when something is not available immediately…
Joe, I think Don addresses rls group not the ddlv folks 😉
As for the group – well I won't say a word, even if they screw up and screw up, then change their name to FLEET to keep on screwing… I personally cannot do the work they do, so I won't complain about that. I'll leave that to scene leet guys :p
Isn´t the definition of madness doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different outcome? If Killers screw up every time why do you download their releases? Why don´t you just wait for the WEB-DL wich has a better quality anyway?
Joe and Msrd, you are both right. Joe go fuck yourself.
Don wasn't talking about KILLERS but FLEET who released the previous one which was messed up thus KILLERS released this fixed one. FLEET wants to be the 1st to release all the TV shows and in trying to be 1st rushes and therefore makes mistakes, most of the time.
To be more succinct, FLEET release was missing show content.
To be more succinct, FLEET release is missing show content.
The Killers version of every release is _always_ messed up to – they just never get nuked. Parts of show clipped from end, end credits always missing, usually a few instances of dropped frames, almost always at least one obvious visual glitch affecting the entire screen and of course many instances of excessive bitrate to try and get the encode completed faster and the file(s) uploaded..


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Friday, January 31, 2014
reQall Launches Context-Aware App For Sony Smartwatch
reQall, which develops intelligent assistance software which runs on such platforms as Google Glass, has launched a new app for the Sony SmartWatch, the company said this morning. The company--which has a significant presence in Ventura--said its new context-aware software helps users manage their email and text messages, prioritizing messages and tracking when users are in meetings or otherwise unavailable. reQall is led by Rao Machiraju, formerly Principal Scientist at Apple Computer, where he had managed Apple's Learning Lab research laboratory. reQall's free app runs on Android, and analyzes incoming emails and text and helps to prioritize those messages to present to a user, and letting users directly respond to those messages on their Sony SmartWatch. Machiraju's company is working on the idea of context-aware, wearable technology and integrating location, time, and context into technology around us.


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Ugh, it pains us even to use the scare quotes on "feuds," or to write yet another post about the outrage, OUTRAGE! over one famous person saying something about another famous person that isn't "Why, this person is famous and quite good at it! I'd say more, but I am also famous and want to be quite good at it, so how is that ninety-degree weather, anyway?"
Sigh, here we go. Lady Gaga is now the target of sporadic negative-ish comments as well as eggs.
Look, the lengthy Billboard interview starts out "Unsurprisingly, Steven Patrick Morrissey has a bone to pick." There are a lot of feudees. They include record labels, the music business in general, the touring business and himself, which you can read about at Billboard's site. Our site cares about this one question:
There are dramatic figures like Lady Gaga reigning in pop music, but do you think it's anything new or different from what you've seen throughout your tenure in this world?
I say without bitterness that it is nothing new. I like the idea of women who are in full control, but I am tired of seeing singers who cannot deliver a song without the aide of seven hundred and fifty frenzied dancers assuming the erotic. It is actually fraudulent, and the exact opposite of erotic. Edith Piaf was seven inches high, always wore a modest black dress, and sang without stage sets or lights, and her voice roared above the wind, with the most incredible powers of communication. I'd like to see McDonna [Madonna] attempt that.
Here you go, Morrissey:
Let's give Bette Midler some credit, too. She's a living legend, and she had a point about the whole wheelchair-mermaid thing. This is her point:
I'm not sure @ladygaga knows that I've performed my mermaid in a wheelchair for millions of people -- and many of them are still alive.....
Dear @ladygaga if you think a mermaid in a wheelchair seems familiar-it's because it is!You can see it on youtube 24/7-with ME performing it
Dear @ladygaga Ive been doing singing mermaid in a wheelchair since 1980-You can keep the meat dress and the firecracker tits-mermaid's mine
It's sad how she had to @include Lady Gaga three times; the subtext is so clearly "please read this. Lady Gaga." Which she should! It's good to respect your predecessors, especially when you're doing homages to them that people kind of just have to assume are homages. And if that respect has to be gotten via @mention, well, how would she hear? When would she learn? How would she know?


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Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) for the six months to December was likely to be between $11 million and $13 million, chairman Robert Kaye told shareholders at the annual general meeting on Friday.
EBITDA in the prior corresponding period was $12 million.
"The foundations to deliver future growth and profitability have been completed and are being reflected in the company's financial results," Mr Kaye said.
"In the year ahead, we will remain focused on the execution of our strategies to grow our higher margin data and hosting businesses and continue to deliver exceptional service to our customers."
Capital expenditure for 2009-10 was likely to increase to 6 to 7 per cent of revenue, as the Sydney company invests in a call centre in the city.
Mr Kaye said the data and hosting business now accounted for 38 per cent of the company's total service revenue, after having a strong year in 2008-09.
"The shift to the higher margin businesses of data and hosting has directly influenced our increased profitability in 2009," he said.
Macquarie Telecom reported a net profit for the year to June of $7.45 million, compared with a $1.17 million loss the previous year.
Chief executive David Tudehope said the company's priorities continued to be improving customer service and growing the higher margin businesses.
"In a climate where many telecoms are cutting costs by offshoring [and reducing the customer experience as a result], we are committed to investing in Australian customer service," he said.
The company's new call centre in Sydney is due to begin operating by April 2010.
Shares in Macquarie Telecom were steady at $4 in morning trade.
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Pro Bowl has just about run its courseJan 27, 2013 By Craig Blumenshine, Staff Writer
Last weekend wasn't football's best. We'll see if this coming Super Bowl Sunday is an improvement.
Although the NFL's Pro Bowl, brought to you by touch football and the Hawaii association of travel agents, gave NBC a win among adults 18-49 and total television viewers Sunday night, the total viewership of the game is down, and there is discussion that will culminate in April as to whether this may have been the last Pro Bowl that we'll see.
Did you think the game, a 62-35 NFC victory, was good?
Peyton Manning did, apparently, calling it a, "good, competitive game." Did he stop watching after he left the game when it was 10-7? Or was he still mesmerized after his longtime teammate Jeff Saturday, who played this year -- not very well -- for the Green Bay Packers in the NFC, lined up on the AFC's side of the ball to give Peyton one final snap?
And you had to wonder about the post-game comments that you heard from many players, almost as though they had been handed talking points by the NFL.
It seemed like they were all talking that this game was, "a little more intense" and that, "technology is improving and is making the game safer," they all seemed to say.
The sport news website Deadspin did have a live blog intended to give a running account of the biggest hits and most exciting plays of the star-studded Pro Bowl.
The blog ended one minute after kickoff.
You only need to look as far as New England's Wes Welker, who is a free agent, to understand that the Pro Bowl has run its course. Welker did not play in the game because he did not want to get hurt. He stands to make millions next year. And, would you want to be the safety to lay Welker out and impact his career in a meaningless game? Of course not.
Back in the day, the Pro Bowl was an opportunity for us to see the players we read about in Sports Illustrated, but hadn't seen because we would get a game or two each week on TV in the pre-ESPN era of sports.
Today, we've seen every player and every highlight before the players have dressed after their post-game shower.
And, back in the day, the extra $15,000 a player could earn in the Pro Bowl was important. Today, the winners get about $50,000 -- meaningless to most in a league where the average salary is about $2 million.
The scores of the last three Pro Bowls have been 55-41 (NFC), 59-41(AFC) and this year's 62-35 NFC win.
Dee-fense! Clap, clap. Dee-fense! Clap, clap.
Even the president weighed in about the game this weekend when asked whether, if he had a son, he would allow him to play football. In an interview with The New Republic, President Obama said he would struggle with the decision to allow his child to play the sport.
"I'm a big football fan, but I have to tell you if I had a son, I'd have to think long and hard before I let him play football," said the President. "And I think that those of us who love the sport are going to have to wrestle with the fact that it will probably change gradually to try to reduce some of the violence."
The NFL has its problems that we'll all forget about Sunday when we watch Baltimore and San Francisco line up in the Super Bowl.
Have a great sports week. Go Big Red!


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This comment is about the program (which I stumbled upon some way into it) about AP's totally excellent interview with BH, which I could listen to easily for another several hours.
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|Intracellular serpin SERPINB6 (PI6) is abundantly expressed by human mast cells and forms complexes with beta-tryptase monomers.
|Strik, M.C.; Wolbink, A.M.; Wouters, D.; Bladergroen, B.A. ; Verlaan, A.R.; Houdt, I.S. van ; Hijlkema, S.; Hack, C.E.; Kummer, J.A.
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SERPINB6 (PI6) is a member of the intracellular serine protease inhibitors (serpins). Previous studies showed that SERPINB6 is localized mainly in the cytoplasm of endothelial cells, some epithelial cells, monocytes, and neutrophils. In these cells SERPINB6 is thought to prevent cellular damage by scavenging leaking lysosomal proteases. We show here, using novel, well-defined monoclonal antibodies, that SERPINB6 is abundantly expressed by mast cells in all organs and by the human mast cell line HMC-1. Gel filtration experiments revealed that the latter cells contain a high-molecular-weight form of SERPINB6, which consists of sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS)-stable complexes of this inhibitor with monomeric beta-tryptase. Expression of SERPINB6 by mast cells was compared with those of tryptase and CD117 (c-kit) in biopsies from patients with different forms of mast cell disease. In all cases the lesional mast cells expressed SERPINB6, and, in diffuse cutaneous mastocytosis and mastocytoma, SERPINB6 was expressed by a substantially higher number of mast cells when compared with tryptase. In conclusion, SERPINB6 is abundantly expressed by normal mast cells and by mast cells in mastocytoma lesions. We suggest that in mast cells, SERPINB6 serves to regulate the activity of endogenous beta-tryptase in the cytoplasm.


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Nani pondering United future
Manchester United winger Nani has suggested his future does not necessarily lie at Old Trafford as contract negotiations continue with the club.
Nani, 25, still has two years remaining on his current United deal, although discussions are under way over fresh terms.
The Portugal international has spent five years with the Red Devils since joining from Sporting Lisbon for £25.5 million in 2007, but is now seemingly pondering his next move.
In an interview with Portuguese television station RTP, quoted by the Guardian, Nani said: "I am really happy but I don't know about my future. Now I will study opportunities.
"Football is not only about England or Spain. It is possible to enjoy success in other countries.
"My agent is waiting on news about United. We have presented a counter-offer and now we are waiting on an offer from the club."
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Have been shooting BP rifles for a few years now. I want to get a large caliber revolver to use for hunting. I want one with a strong backstrap but that is the extent of my desires. 44 caliber or larger. Anyone with a suggestion and maybe a link to a site for purchase please feel free to chime in.
Thanks, Blue
Are BP revolvers legal to hunt with in Texas? Just curious, because BP hand guns are not legal in Ohio for hunting. Handguns for hunting in Ohio have to be walled cartridges, .357 or larger and 5" barrel or longer.
If they are legal in Texas, then I would look at the long barrel replicas that you can get from stores like Cabelas. .44 cal and can shoot the conical bullets. The accuracy of balls can be suspect at best over 25 yards or so.
I am not sure if BP handguns are legal here in Texas. I hunt here and in Georgia and they are legal in Georgia where I want to use the revolver. I will check out the available ones at Cabela's.
Bluexj, If you want 44.......Get yourself a Colt walker. Also some good ones are all 3 models of the Colt Dragoon. All four have the nick name as the 4 pound gun. I have used up to 50 gr. of 3f blackpowder in my 3rd model Dragoon. You better hold on to it. It is the biggest revolver you can get. You might think about a single shot pistol. You can get them up to 54 cal.
BlueXJ, Don't know if they are still in production, but Ruger's Blackhawk Old Army models in .45 would fit the bill. They are actually strong enough that you can buy aftermarket cylinders to swap out and fire .45 long colt cartridges in them: of course, the cylinders cost nearly as much as the whole gun!
I still see them used on gunbroker and the like for $3-400.00.
Ruger Old Army is out of production but can still be found NIB. Conversion cylinders are available for all .44 repros. By back strap I assume you mean top strap but the open top Colt designs are plenty strong enough to handle the heaviest bp loads. Just stay away from brass framed guns for heavy loads.
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It's a great honor to speak here today on the topic of ensuring inclusive approaches toward peace processes and post-conflict peacebuilding. I want to thank American University's School of International Service and Julie Mertus in particular for their leadership in putting this program together, along with BlueLaw LLP, the Stimson Center, and Women Enabled. I also wanted to salute the work of our own dedicated professionals at USAID, including our Disability and Inclusive Development Coordinator Charlotte McLain-Nhlapo and Senior Governance Advisor Chloe Schweinke.
The engagement of marginalized populations in peace process, post-conflict operations and long-term development is an issue that's front and center in USAID's mission and vision. In the development arena, we've learned that sustainable economic and political development and stability is not just a function of high rates of per capita income.
It is a question of addressing socio-economic inequalities, creating meaningful employment, and promoting equitable distribution of wealth and opportunity. It is a question of drawing on and developing the wisdom, insights, skills and expertise of all portions of civil society, the business community, youth, women, the armed forces, LGBT communities, the disabled, and so on.
It's important to remember that Egypt under Hosni Mubarak experienced 6 and 8 and 10 percent growth rates, but didn't address youth unemployment, gender inequality, and inclusive development. And we've seen the painful results.
What's true in the development field is even more evident when it comes to making and consolidating peace. I've been engaged in a dozen such processes throughout my career, and the clearest conclusion I've reached is that the systematic exclusion of marginalized groups is the single greatest barrier to lasting peace.
I'm frequently asked to speak at orientation programs for UN officials going out to head up peacekeeping operations as Special Representatives, Force Commanders, and Police Commissioners. When I make the case for inclusive peace processes, I focus on three motivations.
First, I argue that including women, youth, IDPs, disabled persons, the LGBT community and other disempowered groups in peace is a matter of justice and human rights. I talk about a rights based approach - these groups should be there because they make up large percentages of the population, because international agreements signed by all governments guarantee their rights, and so on.
Second, I always highlight the fairness arguments: these marginalized groups have suffered most greatly during the conflict period and the peace process must address their past suffering but also ensure that the reconstruction process doesn't reinforce the patterns of exclusion that caused their suffering.
When I make these arguments, I often see eyes starting to glaze over. So I go quickly to the third argument. Half of all peace agreements fail within a decade of signature, often at great expense, human suffering and damage to the careers of officials involved in the process. And I remind them that there is clear anecdotal and growing statistics based evidence - from Guatemala to Liberia, from East Timor to Nepal -- to show that peace processes and peace building are more likely to work, to enjoy support from civil society, and to address the "make or break" issues if there's full participation of marginalized groups.
And I get very specific with them. I say, "If your commanders want to know where the next rebel attack is going to occur, don't just talk to regional governors or mayors: hear from the women in the marketplace who are the eyes and ears of their communities and whose families' safety depends on having the latest information.
If you want to know whether your justice and security sector reform efforts are working, don't just talk to the judges or the generals: hear from to the LGBT community and disabled persons who are trying to access that justice system or seek protection from that army.
If you want to know whether your return and reintegration programs are effective, don't just talk to the camp managers or international organizers: hear from the displaced people whose life and livelihoods depend upon those programs.
And don't just talk to them: involve them in all programs as planners, implementers and beneficiaries."
Insofar as gender equality and women's empowerment is concerned, I learned this lesson the hard way almost two decades ago.
In 1994, while serving as President Clinton's advisor for Africa, I supported the negotiations to end two decades of civil war in Angola that had killed a half million people and left four million displaced. When the Lusaka Protocol was signed, I remember giving a speech where I boasted that not a single provision in the agreement discriminated against women. "The agreement is gender-neutral," I proclaimed a little too proudly.
President Clinton then named me as US ambassador to Angola and a member of the Joint Commission implementing the peace accords. It took me only a few weeks after my arrival in Luanda to realize that a peace agreement that is "gender-neutral" is, by definition, discriminatory against women.
Consider the evidence. First, the agreement did not require the participation of women in the Joint Commission itself. As a result, at each meeting of this body, forty men and no women sat around the table.
This imbalance silenced women's voices on the hard issues of war and peace, and meant that issues as internal displacement, sexual violence, abuses by government and rebel security forces, and the rebuilding of maternal health care and girls' education were generally ignored.
Second, the peace accord was based on 13 separate amnesties that forgave the parties for atrocities committed during the conflict. One amnesty even excused actions that might take place six months in the future. Given the prominence of sexual abuse during the conflict, including rape as a weapon of war, amnesties meant that men with guns forgave other men with guns for crimes committed against women. The amnesties also introduced a cynicism at the heart of our efforts to rebuild the justice and security sectors.
Similarly, as we launched demobilization programs for ex-combatants, we soon realized that the agreement essentially defined a combatant as anyone who turned in a gun. The thousands of women who had been kidnapped or coerced into the armed forces were largely excluded, since most of them were exploited as cooks, messengers, bearers, and even sex slaves.
Male ex-combatants received a little money and demobilization kits, but were shipped back to communities that had learned to live without them during decades of conflict. The frustration of these men exploded into an epidemic of alcoholism, drug abuse, divorce, rape, and domestic violence. In effect, the end of civil war unleashed a new and even more pernicious era of violence against women.
Even such well-intentioned efforts as clearing major roads of landmines to allow more than 4 million refugees and IDPs to return to their homes backfired against women. Road clearance generally preceded the demining of fields, wells, and forests. As newly resettled women went out to plant the fields, fetch water, and collect firewood, they faced a new rash of landmine accidents.
The process was largely silent on other issues, such as trafficking in persons, reproductive health care, HIV/AIDS, small arms in civilian hands, and psycho-social needs of rape victims.
We recognized these problems, and responded by bringing out gender advisers and human rights officers; launching programs in maternal health care, girls' education, micro-enterprise, and support for women's NGOs; and insisting that women be planners, implementers and beneficiaries for our humanitarian and reconstruction programs.
But it was too little, too late. The people viewed the peace process as serving the interests of the warring parties rather than civil society. And when the process faltered in 1998, there was little civic pressure on the leaders to prevent a return to conflict. The killing only ended with the death of UNITA leader Jonas Savimbi four years later.
For this reason, I was so pleased in 2000 when the Security Council passed resolution 1325, which promises a systematic approach and concentrated energy to address issues of women in armed conflict and peace building. I was so moved that the pin number on my ATM card is actually 1-3-2-5.
USAID has been pleased to play a leading role in adoption of the U.S. National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security, and along with State and Defense, we are now engaged with civil society actors in conflict countries to develop our comprehensive implementation plan.
I was pleased to announce at Afhad Women's University in Khartoum last year a Global Women's Leadership Fund to support the inclusion of women in peace processes, including Track I and II negotiations, and transitional political processes. These funds will support training, provides stipends, and can even be used for physical protection, since we all know that one of the most dangerous professional in the world is a woman peacebuilder.
We've brought on a full-time senior coordinator for gender equality and women's empowerment, the talented Carla Koppell. And we've shamelessly pouched Caren Grown from American University to draft our gender policy, which will be released shortly, and ensure that gender is fully integrated and mainstreamed throughout all our efforts.
We are using our powers of moral suasion - and often more than that - to persuade heads of UN missions and international organizations to ensure a critical mass of women are in peace talks, reconstruction conferences, and governance mechanisms. In our own planning, we are now requiring the equivalent of a "gender impact statement" for all such programs, ensuring that reconstruction efforts build social structures of particular importance to women, such as reproductive health clinics and safe schools for girls.
I wanted to briefly address our work with other marginalized groups. I won't repeat the comments that Charlotte and Chloe have made vis-à-vis disabled persons and the LGBT community. I did want to use this opportunity to announce, however, that we're bringing on next week a talented former USAID and military officer, Beth Salamanca, as our senior coordinator for LGBT issues to implement the President's forward-looking initiatives in this space.
I'd like to spend a few moments on two other marginalized communities: young people and displaced persons. Too frequently, the absence of youth advocates during peace negotiations means that issues related to protecting their rights and well-being during conflict and attending to their educational, health, rehabilitation and nutritional needs in post-conflict periods are completely ignored.
We do so at our peril. As with women, refusal to respect youth rights and to account for past abuses can put a cancer at the heart of peace processes.
Failure to show real improvements in the lives of children erodes the support of the general population and, in particular, powerful civil society groups for a peace process perceived as representing only the interests of the warring parties themselves.
And rampant youth unemployment, resulting in mass alienation of young men in particular, is the surest way to produce a ready reserve of recruits for fanatical leaders like Foday Sankoh, Jonas Savimbi, or Joseph Kony.
Indeed, the phenomenon of child soldiers - numbering some 380,000 globally -- is the most tragic impact when children and conflict collide. Go into any camp for demobilizing soldiers in a peace process and you'll find large numbers of children, many of whom were involved in combat, carried AK-47s almost as big as they are, and took human lives.
Talk to these young people and you find that they're more frightened by the prospects of demobilization and civilian life than they ever were on the battlefield. They know that they possess no skills - even basic skills of social inter-action - needed in civilian life. They know that their homes are gone or that their families don't really want them back, fearing their impact in particular on younger siblings
They will usually be given a little money, some seeds and tools, and maybe even some psycho-social counseling, but they lack the most important commodity: hope and faith in the future.
Finally, let me say a word about displaced persons. In 2005, I spent a year as a senior fellow at the US Institute of Peace traveling to IDP camps around the world, from Sudan to Sri Lanka. IDPs are outcasts in their own countries, driven from their homes, and forced to live in makeshift camps, abandoned buildings, forests, and shanty towns. They are unprotected by international conventions on refugees and subject to the not-so-tender mercies of their own governments. IDP camps are sites of domestic violence, trafficking in persons, drug and alcohol abuse, tuberculosis, cholera, and crime. Some 25 million people today find themselves in such conditions in about 50 countries, including by most estimates more than a million each in Algeria, Colombia, Congo, Iraq, Somalia, Sudan, Turkey and Uganda.
Yet when parties come together to negotiate the end to conflict, IDPs are nearly always excluded from the peace talks, and the issues of greatest interest to them - resettlement to their places of origin, rebuilding of basic infrastructure and social services, clearance of landmines, and reform of the security sector - are given short shrift.
Governments and rebel forces which are often complicit in the factors leading to displacement don't want to confront them at the peace table. But again, their inclusion is needed for reasons beyond fairness and justice.
The effective return of IDPs to their homes is key to re-establishing normalcy, restoring human security, and extending state administration throughout the country.
By contrast, the premature or flawed return of displaced persons in the absence of security and sustainability can lead quickly to new displacement and conflict. This is especially true because issues related to their return can be explosive, including compensation for displacement, accountability, and restoration of land rights.
IDPs themselves are best positioned to know when it is wise and safe to return to their homes, and their voices must be part of the peace process.
I want to conclude by going back to where I began: we are not undertaking these steps simply as a question of fairness, human rights, and equity. Inclusivity is an essential investment in the success of peace operations, reconciliation and reconstruction. And yet even today, you sometimes hear people in the corridors of power refer to these issues as the "soft side" of peace-building.
Let me assure you: there is nothing "soft" about preventing armed thugs from abusing women, children and other marginalized groups in IDP camps. There's soft about holding warlords and other human rights violators accountable for their actions against women. There's nothing soft about demobilized soldiers to refrain from domestic violence, or insisting that women, IDPs and others have a seat at the table in peace negotiations and post-conflict governments.
These are among the hardest responsibilities in our foreign policy agenda, and I'm proud to be here today among so many dedicated and courageous individuals who are addressing them. Thank you.
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Located in Sant Jordi de Ses Salines within a 5-minute walk of Aguamar Water Park, Hard Rock Hotel Ibiza is within a 15-minute stroll of Bossa Beach. This 493-room, 5-star hotel welcomes business and leisure travelers with 3 outdoor pools, a full-service spa, and 4 restaurants. On the beach, it's also near Ibiza Castle and Las Salinas Beach.
This hotel is home to 4 onsite restaurants, perfect for a quick bite to eat. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with 24-hour room service, or get a quick energy boost at the 2 coffee shops/cafés. Start your day off with breakfast, available for a fee.
The 493 rooms are air-conditioned and have an array of amenities, including minibars, laptop-compatible safes, and phones. Flat-screen TVs come with satellite channels, and free WiFi keeps guests connected. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries, and beds sport premium bedding. Other standard amenities include ironing boards and desks.
Property features
Guests of Hard Rock Hotel Ibiza have access to a full-service spa, 3 outdoor pools, and a children's pool. If you decide to drive, there's free parking. A multilingual staff is on hand to assist with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Other amenities at this beach hotel include a fitness center, a sauna, and free WiFi in public areas.
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Onsite dining
- Spa
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Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Hard Rock Hotel Ibiza features a full-service spa, 3 outdoor swimming pools, a waterslide, and a sauna. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 4 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at one of the 2 coffee shops/cafés. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include 3 bars/lounges, a beach bar, and a poolside bar. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities at this 5-star property consist of a business center and a meeting room. 6 meeting rooms are available. This luxury hotel also offers a children's pool, a fitness center, and spa services. Onsite self parking is complimentary. A total renovation of this property was completed in May 2014.
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Children's club (free)
- Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge)
- Arcade/game room
- Total number of rooms - 493
- Number of floors - 8
- Babysitting or childcare
- Number of bars/lounges - 3
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Number of coffee shops/cafes - 2
- Concierge services
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Full-service spa
- Turkish bath/Hammam
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Hair salon
- Free WiFi
- Waterslide
- Pool umbrellas
- Billiards or pool table
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Number of outdoor pools - 3
- Laundry facilities
- Spa treatment room(s)
- One meeting room
- Multilingual staff
- Garden
- Terrace
- Poolside bar
- Beach bar
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Pool sun loungers
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Free parking nearby
- Conference center
- Free self parking
- Year Built 1971
- Number of restaurants - 4
- Number of meeting rooms - 6
- Sauna
- Number of buildings/towers - 7
- Spa services on site
- Supervised childcare/activities
- Children's pool
- Television in common areas
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pools
- Children's pool
- Waterslide
- Free Wi-Fi
- Children's club (free)
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Arcade/game room
- Playground on site
- Miniature golf on site
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking, Free parking nearby
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Premium bedding
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Minibar
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Satellite TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Room service (24 hours)
Where to Eat
Hard Rock Hotel Ibiza has 4 restaurants on site.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
3 outdoor swimming pools are on site along with a children's pool. Other recreational amenities include a waterslide, a sauna, and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Scuba diving nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Miniature golf on site
- Playground on site
Spa Services
Rock Spa has 5 treatment rooms including rooms for couples. Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and body scrubs. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy, Ayurvedic, and hydrotherapy. The spa is equipped with a sauna, a spa tub, and Turkish bath/hammam.
The spa is open daily. Guests under 18 years old are not allowed in the spa.
- Reflexology
- Detoxification wrap
- Number of treatment rooms 5
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Hydrotherapy treatments
- Ayurvedic treatments
- Minimum age to access spa is 18
- Sauna in spa
- Spa tub in spa
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! One child 1 years old or younger stays free when using existing bedding.
- No pets or service animals allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2.20 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 16 years of age.
Hotel Name
- Hard Rock Hotel Ibiza Sant Josep de sa Talaia
- Hard Rock Ibiza Sant Josep de sa Talaia
We should mention
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. One child 1 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.


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Secret Face - Gizli Yüz
Adapted by Nobel Prize winner Orhan Pamuk from his novel The Black Book, Secret Face introduces us to a young photographer who spends each night haunting late-night Istanbul cafes, capturing on film the faces he meets in the shadows. The audience for his work is a mysterious woman, who scans his photographs in search of a certain face. At last she seems to find it, on a clockmaker working in a provincial town, and she sends the photographer off to find him. But soon this woman also disappears, setting the photographer off on a search that will bring him into an increasingly mysterious space made up equally of the physical world and the recesses of his own consciousness. A fascinating, gripping work with overtones of Kafka that subverts our expectations at every turn, Secret Face also features a haunting, minimalist score by Cahit Berkay that provides the perfect counterpoint to photographer's quest.


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Day 15: For the Starbucks Lover
If you're trying to encourage environmental-friendliness, re-usable cups are probably ideal. But in the interest of convenience, these little coffee sleeves are easy to tuck in to a tote, pocket, or purse. And at least you're saving the disposable paper sleeves. (And they're way more fun than the paper sleeves!!)
I used this basic tutorial to make my sleeves. The trick is to use a smaller hook for the chain row (and I did my first row with the smaller hook as well), then switch to a larger hook for the remainder. This will give you a narrower bottom edge, just like a cup. You can pretty much use this idea for any crochet stitch or pattern. I also added a little cross stitch embellishment to a few.
Note: Depending on the type of yarn that you are using (I was just using scrappy bits), you may have to adjust the size hook and beginning chain number.
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(But if you have a bigger budget, it would be fun to tuck a Starbucks gift card in with these)
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Day 11: Patchwork Ornaments 1.00
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Creative Commons (CC) is the most well known of the licensing systems used to express a copyright owner's chosen terms of use such as 'non-commercial', 'sharealike', 'non-derivative', etc. The copyright owner can be approached for uses not included in a CC licence.
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Woody Harrelson: Rampart role is the best part I've ever been offered
Rampart put you back with director Oren Moverman, who directed you in The Messenger. You got an Oscar nomination for playing soldier in The Messenger – how do you feel about this film?
All that I know is that if someone asked me who are two guys you wouldn't feel comfortable playing, one would be a soldier and the other would be a cop. And Oren made me a soldier in The Messenger and a cop in Rampart.
Why don't you feel comfortable as a cop?
I didn't think I could believe myself as a police officer, partly because I am a little anti-authoritarian but also I never felt I had much in common with cops. But this is probably the best part I've ever been offered, so it was a no-brainer in the end.
Did you hang out with cops before shooting the film?
Yes. It is a wild thing to see that level of power. Nobody messes around with those guys, so I do think naturally that level of power does mess up some of those cops. But most of the cops I met I thought were good people. There's a pretty small percentage of assholes that give the rest a bad name.
Was your character, Dave, hard to like?
He cares about his family. His whole bliss is just living right there among his family. He goes home to the Valley and there is one ex-wife on one side and one ex-wife on the other and each kid in their respective homes and, for him, that's life. The flunking around and all the other stuff, he does that for kicks.
Were movies a massive part of your life when you were growing up?
Definitely. I don't see how they can't be a big part of people's lives these days. For me, the movies I loved were Cool Hand Luke, Harold & Maude and, of course, Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid. I was never that much into action movies and never into horror. To this day I never watch horror movies. They give me bad dreams.
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Did Bungie ever say they were gonna do stuff like events (not the generated public events). Like for example, add in a new super hard boss and give people a week to defeat it? Or make one of the enemy types in a certain area super hard for a time? Or add new loot caches to find over a given month? You know, one time challenges like that?
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Mara Urshel
With more than 30 years of experience developing and marketing luxury merchandise, Mara Urshel is one of the best-known and respected executives in the retail apparel industry. During her 20-year tenure with Saks Fifth Avenue, she served as senior vice president and general merchandise manager.
Recognized as an innovator in her field, Urshel is credited with identifying and introducing many designers, including Isaac Mizrahi, Donna Karan, Perry Ellis, Michael Kors and others. With her expertise in high demand, she was subsequently employed by Casual Corner Group and Geoffrey Beene Company in executive management positions.
Since Urshel purchased the famed Kleinfeld Bridal boutique with Ronald Rothstein and Wayne Rogers, the store has enjoyed surging sales and success under her hands-on management, which emphasizes unparalleled customer service. Urshel devotes her professional time to managing the business with Rothstein; she has been involved in all aspects of planning, building and launching the 35,000-square-foot Kleinfeld flagship store in Manhattan.
Dorothy Silver
Dorothy is the director of sales and merchandising for Kleinfeld. She began her career in New York as a floor manager at Bonwit Teller. She has spent the bulk of her quarter-century retail career at Kleinfeld. As she herself says, "You are either in the bridal business for a day or a lifetime."
Terry Hall
Terry Hall is the Fashion Director of Kleinfeld Bridal and brings years of fashion experience with him to help brides find the dress of their dreams.
Frank Jedda
"When I was18 years old, I walked past Barney's on 7th Avenue and 17th Street: and this is when the love affair began", says Frank Jedda, Director of Kleinfeld Men. "I knew immediately that I had found my calling .... my love and passion for the clothing business."
Frank then went on a quest to see and experience the world and had his first custom jacket made in Persia (he was 21 yrs old). Researched fabrics in Paris, Italy and England, and absorbed all he could on mens clothing. Eventually, he made his way back to New York and opened his first store: the renowned men's custom clothing boutique, Frank Stella, which he quickly grew to include 3 locations. His resume also includes managing the made-to-measure menswear department at Paul Stuart, where he was known by customers as the the authority in men's style.
Now, after an incredible journey, Frank has come back to where it all began, on 7th Avenue & 20th Street. "When Ronnie Rothstein, contacted me about becoming Director of Kleinfeld MEN, he offered me the keys to a unique business, I immediately saw the potential, this was also a concept I truly believed in, and Ronnie was a man I could trust, what else did I need to do except to say, 'Yes, I will be the bearer of the keys.' and now another quest has begun".
And that is the story of the infamous Frank Jedda...aka the Blogman.
Jacques Vigneault
As the Kleinfeld Creative Director, Jacques' job is to tell stories. Whether it is in a window display, at a fashion show, or even building a department by scratch, he thrives on the process of turning a concept into a visual reality. Much like the engaged couple planning a wedding, Jacques begins with an idea or a theme and then pulls resources to visually achieve the ambiance he wants his viewers to experience.
Jacques first began his career at Kleinfeld in 2005, when the store earned its new name of Kleinfeld Manhattan, after moving from Brooklyn to New York City. Upon his arrival, he brought 15 years of experience ranging from space design to interior design in locations ranging from coast to coast. "Bridal is one of the most traditional industries in the country," Jacques says, "I was intrigued by the opportunity to push its boundaries."
Kleinfeld Unveiled
Kleinfeld Unveiled is a new Blogger ID brought to you by the Marketing and Public Relations Department at Kleinfeld Manhattan. Kleinfeld Unveiled will bring you the most up to date news on bridal fashion, bridal style, bridal beauty and even the best looks for your groom and his groomsmen. We will also have news on Say Yes to the Dress PLUS giveaways and contests!
Anja Winikka
As Site Editor of TheKnot.com, Anja Winikka combines her writing and editing skills with her weddings expertise to bring the most of-the-moment wedding trends to millions of engaged couples across the country. In addition to researching, writing and reporting on all things weddings for TheKnot.com and the Wedding Obsessions blog, Anja can be found pouring over thousands of pictures from real wedding submissions across the country. Anja has been a popular source for wedding trends, destination bachelor and bachelorette parties, honeymoons, and bridesmaid etiquette in national McClatchy newspapers and has also appeared on the Today, Inside Edition, MSNBC, Spike TV, CNN Headline News, and local NBC and FOX news segments across the country. Anja can be followed on Twitter at
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Last updated: April 10, 2012
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In June 2013 the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) announced large reductions/reallocations in the FY2013 budget. One of the major cuts was to the national Public Health Training Centers (PHTC) program in which LIFEPATH falls. We learned that beginning September 1, 2013, all PHTCs across the nation will receive a minimum reduction of 78% of the current funding level.
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Health Care Management Certificate
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