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Photos and Description of this 8 bedroom holiday villa in Punta Cana - Villa Pandora
8 bedroom, 12 bathroom Luxury 697m2 beach front villa private chef and maid.
A luxury Caribbean beach front home for great price!
Luxury home, ´Villa Pandora´ is located directly on the Bavaro Beach, around 20 minutes from Punta Cana International airport. This villa, overlooks the beautiful Bavaro Beach and the Caribbean Sea. The villa features 697m2 (7502 sqft) of luxurious construction.
´Villa Pandora´, embodies the spirit of the Caribbean with a European touch. The villa is elegantly decorated and features 2 HUGE terraces with beautiful ocean views, lounge chairs and dining area with a big BBQ.
Villa Pandora is devided into 2 units. A 3-bedroom unit on the ground floor and a 5-bedroom unit on the 2 top floors.
The units can be rented together or separately.
On the ground floor unit of the villa:
The entrance leads to the living room and dining room, which is connected to an open, fully equipped, European style kitchen.
The living room / dining room feature views of the beach & the Caribbean Sea with sliding doors that open for direct access to the garden and beach. The living room has comfortable lounge furniture and a big screen television.
The ground floor unit features 3 bedrooms, each with its own bathroom.
The master bedroom has a King sized bed, walk-in closets, his/hers bathroom and a nice beach/ocean view.
The second and third bedroom each has 2 twin beds (can be connected to 1 King) and a private bathroom for each bedroom.
On the penthouse unit of the house:
The entrance leads to the living room and dining room, which is connected to an open, fully equipped, European style kitchen.
The living room / dining room features breathtaking views of the beach and the Caribbean Sea with sliding doors that open for direct access to a BIG balcony.
The living room also have a big screen television and comfortable lounge furniture as well as a dining area for up to 16 people.
The spacious, semi-covered balcony has a dining/lounge area and a big BBQ.
The penthouse unit features 5 bedrooms, each with its own bathroom.
The 3 bedrooms on the 2nd floor are divided into a master bedroom with a King sized bed, walk-in closets and his/hers bathroom. The master bedroom has a spectacular ocean view.
The second & third bedrooms each has 2 twin beds (can be connected to 1 king) and a private bathroom for each bedroom.
On the 3rd floor you will find 2 master bedrooms that each has a King sized bed, walk-in closets, his/hers bathroom and a spectacular ocean view.
The 3rd floor also has a HUGE balcony with lounge furniture and beach chairs.
The villa rental includes a full-time live-in maid, villa hostess and a full-time private gourmet chef to prepare all meals for you.
We offer a private shopping service, where we buy all groceries, drinks etc. for you and your guests. We charge the cost for the groceries + a 15% service fee.
Electricity is charged upon departure based on consumption (1kWt = USD 0,50).
The villa has undergoing COMPLETE renovations in 2013.
- Suitability:
- Events Allowed
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- pets not allowed
About Anders Bogebjerg
Owner of the villa: René Sindlev,
Co-forunder and owner of Pandora Jewelry until 2012
Why do I rent out my vacation home:
I rented the villa myself in 2012 with 7 other golf friends of mine. I felt in love with this big and beautiful spacious villa immediately as well as the beautiful sea view and white palm-tree beach area.
I contacted the owner and bought it right away -on that same vacation.
I have had great vacations throughout the last 4-5 years in the Dominican Republic but up until last year I always stayed in the best all inclusive resorts on the island.
To be honest: Nothing can compete with this villa.
The location of the villa (very central) - the spectacular ocean views - the beautiful architectural spacious 8 bedroom room villa, all rooms with walk in closets - the big and beautiful terraces.
-I rent out my villa because I love when beautiful things can be discovered by others.
I hope you will enjoy my villa as much as I do with all my friends; whether your vacation is a golf trip to play some of the most spectacular and amazing golf courses in the world or if its for a active or relaxing holiday trip to one of the most unspoiled beautiful natures in the world.
The DR has so many things to offer;
1. Whale watching
2. Unspoiled Wild nature
3. Worlds most beautiful palm beaches
4. Best golf courses in the world
5. World Class Fishing - in many ways!
6. A History (first landing place in the new world)
7. Partying, if that's what your are up for
8. All kind of water sports
9. Sunbathing 28-30 degrees 340 days a year
Anders Bogebjerg purchased this villa in 2013
Why Anders Bogebjerg chose Punta Cana
My name is Anders Bogebjerg, and I am the property manager of Villa Pandora.
I am a professional (PGA) golf player and former European Junior Champion from Denmark. Before moving to Punta Cana, I was playing golf professionally in Scandinavia and Europe at Challenge Tour level. From 2000 I began working in the traveling industry every winter season for Danish traveling agencies as a golf pro, representative and destination manager. In 2002 my travels took me to the Dominican Republic, where I settled down and took over Palmera Travel together with my wife, Rawnie Hansen. We have been living in Punta Cana full time since 2005, where we specialize in customizing vacation packages for travelers from around the world.
What makes this villa unique
The villa is located directly on the beach front, in the heart of Bavaro and is within walking distance to restaurants, bars, bakeries, cafes and supermarkets.
Guestbook comments from the manager
Hi Anders,
We had a wonderful time. The house and the location are espectacular and the attention was super. Stig and his team did a wonderful job. My congratulations to all of them. The chef (Junior) also did a extraordinary job. The golf courses were amazing. Thank you for everything on helping me plan Golf in Punta Cana 2014.
Thank you for everything and I hope see you soon.


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As the fans giddily skipped down the ramps and out of Mosaic Stadium Saturday night following the Saskatchewan Roughriders' 37-9 trouncing of the Toronto Argonauts, country star Toby Keith's song "How Do You Like Me Now?" blared through the stadium speakers.
Frankly, it couldn't have been more appropriate.
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The coach continues to say the right things. Of course the Riders are going to be scorned by many that Toronto was missing its top three receivers. So what? However Chamblin was quick to note that and he maybe even passed that on to his players after the game in order to keep their heads from being too swollen.
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Crabmeat, zucchini, cheddar cheese and green onions flavor this savory crustless quiche. I take this to potlucks, cut into appetizer-size slices. As a diabetic, I know there will be at least one dish there I can eat guilt-free. —Nancy Romero, Clarkston, Washington
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Prep: 15 min. Bake: 25 min. + standing
1 can (6 ounces) crab
1-1/2 cups (6 ounces) shredded reduced-fat cheddar cheese
1/2 cup shredded zucchini
1/3 cup chopped green onions
1-1/2 cups egg substitute
1 can (12 ounces) fat-free evaporated milk
3/4 teaspoon ground mustard
1/2 teaspoon salt
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Sprinkle with paprika.
Bake, uncovered, at 400° for 25-30 minutes or until a knife
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The U.K. bank is now hiring in the Asia-Pacific region to refocus its investment-banking business.
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CAPE CORAL, Fla.- An intoxicated man allegedly shot at Cape Coral Police Officers who were handling a disturbance at the Crossings Apartments, on Hancock Creek Boulevard, early Monday morning.
Frank Affronti Sr., 52, face two counts of assault on a Law Enforcement Officer and one count of Aggravated Assault With a Deadly Weapon.
Officers responded to 1152 Hancock Creek Boulevard, apartment #303, on a physical disturbance. While speaking to one of the parties in the parking lot, officers were advised that subjects in the apartment had weapons.
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While officers conversed with the son regarding the disturbance, Affronti Sr. went inside his apartment and began yelling obscenities through the apartment door at officers. He then reportedly yelled to his son, "If they do what they came here to do, I'll get them." The son, attempted to calm his father through the door, but Affronti Sr. yelled, "Why are you protecting them?"
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Consider the following scenario that occurs when you use Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services:
Note If you use SharePoint Integrated mode, you receive the error message on the SharePoint Web pages. The symptoms in this scenario are most likely to occur when one of the following conditions is true:
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To resolve this problem, specify the host name. To specify the host names that are mapped to the loopback address and that can connect to Web sites on your computer, follow these steps:
The name placeholder is considered a host header. It is an alternative name for the computer on which Reporting Services is installed. You must add the NetBIOS and the Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) for name to the BackConnectionHostNames list that is stored in the Windows registry.
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LINCOLNTON, N.C. (AP) — Police say a man in North Carolina sucked a woman's toes at a Wal-Mart after he convinced her he was a podiatry student and persuaded her to take off her shoes.
Detective Dennis Harris said the woman agreed to try on several pairs of shoes at the discount store in Lincolnton, and that at some point during the process, the man stuck her foot in his mouth. Harris said the man apparently tried the same thing at another Wal-Mart 15 miles away, where he told a woman he was conducting a survey on the feet of different races and nationalities.
The second woman also agreed to take off her shoes, but left when the suspect asked her to remove her socks.
Both confrontations happened Monday. Police are looking for the man.
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UNC Charlotte senior Jameka Parker has been recognized for outstanding leadership and service by North Carolina Campus Compact, a statewide network of colleges and universities committed to community engagement. Parker is a recipient of the Community Impact Student Award, which honors one student leader at each member school.
Parker, from Fayetteville, is one of 18 students across the state to receive the 2014 award, joining more than 200 college students honored by the organization since the award was first presented in 2006.
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Center Roberto Garza and the rest of the offensive linemen know exactly what new offensive coordinator Mike Tice is all about after he coached the unit last season. As for the rest of the offense is seeing from Tice, Garza said players better understand accountability. "You know where you stand with him, and it's going to be good for everybody,'' Garza said. "He's going to hold everyone accountable, and I think that's what we need. Everyone needs to know their role and go out there and execute.''
Receiver Brandon Marshall continued to show Pro Bowl ability Sunday, but not late in practice. He caught a pass from Jay Cutler, took two steps and had the ball stripped. That's a big no-no with Lovie Smith.
The new collective-bargaining agreement made Monday the first mandatory day off for players, but that doesn't mean the coaches have the same luxury. Smith pointed that out and stressed that while they have no control over what the players do, treatment for some and rest for others would be a good plan.
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BOURBONNAIS — There were the usual rookie mistakes from defensive end Shea McClellin in practice Sunday.
The first-round pick didn't stay home on a reverse, he allowed offensive linemen to get inside position on him too often and he danced around too much when tight ends came to block him.
Those can be corrected.
But what has to be catching the eyes of Bears coaches, and maybe even raising a red flag, is how dominated McClellin has been through two days of practice in pads.
This isn't a rookie getting worked over by first-teamers Gabe Carimi and J'Marcus Webb. The 6-3, 260-pounder was having trouble against third-teamers James Brown and Tyler Hendrickson.
After practice, McClellin gave his training-camp performance a big thumbs down.
"I just have a mentality of never quitting, and that's what I try to do," McClellin said. "[Sunday], my pass rushing wasn't very good, so I was kind of disappointed. I'm pretty hard on myself, so I've got to do better than that."
Scouts praised McClellin for his work at Boise State, but there was enough of a consensus that he would be better served as an outside linebacker in a 3-4 defense. The Bears had a different opinion, drafting him 19th overall.
Maybe they have plans to make him a linebacker down the road, but McClellin isn't going to worry about anything past the next practice.
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He did drop into coverage like a linebacker at times at Boise State, so he has the athletic ability to play the position with a hand on the ground, but that's not the Bears' scheme.
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Anthony is averaging 23.2 points and 5.8 rebounds per game, down from last year's 27.4 points and 8.1 rebounds.
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This is the final segment in a two-part review of the Allen Gun Show, sponsored by North Texas Gun Club on July 21, 2013. In part I of the review, I covered the venue, vendor list, and comparisons to prior vendor/traffic participation levels. Like Big Town, I decided to sweep back and forth across the floor and note firearm prices of interest.
Firearm vendors were spread all over the venue, and many of them had specialized offerings such as Shotgun Blasters (awesome, tricked out shotguns), Famber Arms (multi-colored guns), beautiful hunting rifles by Frontline Arms, and Talion LLC (custom AR's/suppressors). Other dealers such as Crazy Gun Dealer offered a variety of incentives for purchase. Talion LLC offered to pay the tax stamp if you purchased a suppressor. So, once again, the motto of 'shop the entire floor' proves valuable :)
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- Kel Tec KSG: $1499
- AR-10T .338 Federal: $2500
- Sig 716 Patrol (blk): $1900
- Just Right 9mm carbine (Glock mags): $650
- LWRC Upper 10.5″ 5.56 SBR: $1600
- CMMG Upper 16″ 300 BLK: $575
- AAC Upper 300 BLK 16″: $1075
- Mossberg JIC Cruiser: $400
- Magnum Research .50AE Desert Eagle 6″: $1400
- Frontline Arms – Weatherby Mark II .300 Weatherby Mag. w/muzzle break, CRS Scope, Camo netting/cord, ATN Aries night scope, Kbar knife, carrying case: $2250
- Shotgun Blasters – The Terminator – UTS-15 w/vertical foregrip, breacher, 2×230 LM lights, 1000 yrd. green laser & UTAC optic with illuminated grid reticle, folding BUIS: $2895
- Shooters of Texas – variety of gen-3 Glocks, all $499
- Rossi Ranch Hand .45 LC: $479
- RRA Operator w/2-stage trigger, rail, chrome bbl: $889
- Daniel Defense 300 BLK: $1249
- FNX 45 blk: $689, $705
- XD-S .45 bi-tone: $599
- Colt LE 6920 FDE: $1264
- Sig RM 400 OD/G: $1044
- Sig 516 Patrol: $1424
- Kriss Vector Carbine: $1899
- Sig 1911 Scorpion: $999
- FNX 45 Tactical (blk): $1199
- XD-S 9mm: $559, $599
- Glock G32C: $529
- Ruger SR 45: $399
- Hi Point 9mm carbine: $389
Well, that's pretty much it for Allen. I still love the venue, but not the direction the show it taking. I hope they turn it around for the next one.
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I am Co-Founder (with Tony Barrett) and Executive Director of the Global Catastrophic Risk Institute, a Research Scientst at the Blue Marble Space Institute of Science, Co-Founder and Co-Lead of the Osomocene Productions video production company, and an Affiliate Scholar at the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies. I recently completed a PhD in Pennsylvania State University's Geography Department and a post-doctoral fellowship with Penn State Geography and Columbia University's Center for Research on Environmental Decisions.
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The 6-foot-1, 260-pound Marshall announced minutes ago he was joining teammate Chris Hall in Blacksburg, Va. Marshall, the 18th-rated defensive tackle in the nation by Scout.com, is the sixth member of the Hokies' 2011 class.
He made 110 tackles and had seven sacks as a junior at Dinwiddie. That came on the heels of a breakout sophomore season in which he made 115 tackles and made 11 sacks.
It completes a wonderful eight-day period for the Hokies in which tight end Christian Reeves of Eagle Landing Academy (McDonough, Ga.), cornerback Adeboye Aromire of Woodson High (Washington, D.C.) and Hall, who plays quarterback at Dinwiddie but will be a tight end at Virginia Tech, each committed to the Hokies.
Marshall's announcement ceremony is wrapping up, and VTInsider.com is scheduled to speak with him shortly about his decision.


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Institute for Research on Migration, Ethnicity and Society
FORTE Center of Excellence
REMESO pursues interdisciplinary research and education on transnational migration, ethnic diversity and citizenship in relation to changes in the labour market. The Institute which is a 'Forte Center of Excellence' has a PhD program in Ethnic and Migration Studies and an International Graduate School in Migration, Ethnicity and Society. REMESO is also a Division within the Department of Social- and Welfare studies and hosts the Bachelors program Social and Cultural Analysis (SKA) and the Master program in Social and Welfare Studies. An international Master program is being developed.
REMESO researchers Peo Jansen and Stefan Jonsson presents their new book on 'Eurafrica' at Oxford university.
REMESO researchers Peo Hansen and Stefan Jonsson presents their new book on 'Eurafrica: The Untold History of European Integration and Colonialism' at the European Studies Centre, St Antony´s College, Oxford University.
Seminar: 'East meets West- the Case of Labour Migration to Sweden'
On the 25th of November, REMESO researchers Charles Woolfson (project leader), Annette Thörnquist and Indre Genelyte will hold a seminar to report on FAS/FORTE Project 'The Swedish model and Baltic mobility: harmonisation or social dumping?
LiU professor to present on new book at Brown and Harvard
Following international interest in their recent book, The Contradictions of Austerity (Routledge, 2014) Charles Woolfson (ISV/REMESO) and his co-editor, Jeffrey Sommers (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee) have been invited to present at "ivy league" universities in the US.
Courses 2015 at REMESO Graduate School now published
During 2015 the REMESO Graduate School will offer five course, four regular Graduate School course and one elective.
Call for Articles to a special Issue on Labour, Migration and Austerity
Professors Charles Woolfson and Aruna Juskas are co-editing a special issue of the journal Ethnicity Studies. The theme of the issue is 'Labour and Migration in an Age of Austerity'.
European Education, Special Issue on 'Governmentality'
Kenneth Petersson, Associate Professor at REMESO ISV, has with a group of colleauges acted as Guest editor for two consecutive issues of European Education, on the theme Governmentality in Education.
Care and racism amongst SD women
Women who are members the Sweden Democrats (SD) are driven by a desire to care – for "Swedes" who have to be protected from outsiders, as well as for the people who come to Sweden. The best solution – including for these immigrants – is that they return home and get help there, or in a nearby country. All according to a study of female SD members.
Second generation immigrants, small companies and family employment
In the latest issue of Journal of Immigrant and Refugee Studies (Vol 12:3) Martin Klinthäll and Susanne Urban have published an article which discuss coethnic employment in small business companies for second generation immigrants.
Aljazeera columnist praise new book on Eurafrica
Professors Peo Hansen and Stefan Jonsson, REMESO, have come out with a new book, Eurafrica, which traces the colonial roots behind the making of the European Union. The Columnist Minna Salami, Aljazeera, praise the book in an article in which she discusses the current geo-political interests in EU:s relationship to and intiatives in Africa.
"The Precariat" under scrutiny
Three REMESO researchers have published an article in International Migration, in which they analyse the concept and phenomenon of a growing precariat and discuss it in relation to migration and a global democratic deficit.
Learn Swedish or learn to be Swedish?
Swedish language instruction for adult immigrants focuses more on culture than on the language itself. This takes energy from language acquisition. The students are taught to be good Swedes, rather than learning Swedish, according to a new doctoral thesis at REMESO.
Workshop on high-skilled migration
REMESO has organised a workshop on high-skilled migration, a field that has received relatively little attention within critical migration studies. The topic is highly relevant as global competition for foreign labour affect policy on migration and labour conditions.
Charles Woolfson to Australia for 'acknowledgment of excellence'
Charles Woolfson went to Australia this summer to speak on new book and initiate a conferral of the title Visiting Professorial Fellow.
Interculturality contributes to oppression
In our multicultural world we strive towards interaction, integration, learning and communication - interculturality. But what we in the West experience as interculturality, we often see through colonial eyes.
Critical assessment of the Baltic Model
Austerity packages work. Look at the Baltic countries: they responded to the financial crisis with drastic measures. And succeeded.
REMESO welcomes applications for two positions as Doctoral Student in Ethnic and Migration Studies
Two positions are now vacant as doctorate student at REMESO. These are doctorates in Ethnic and Migration Studies – focusing on labour market restructuring and welfare state transformation in globalised societies.
Empires & Ethnicities: Critical Problems in Social Theory, Historiography and Ethnicity
PhD- and MA course, 7,5 ECTS, start: 01/19, 2015. Professor Stefan Jonsson, REMESO. The course investigate a series of classical encounters that have shaped Western conceptions of Otherness, ethnicity, and race – from the monsters of antiquity, discourse on cannibals, via Marx's idea of Jewishness, all the way to Fanon's struggle with whiteness and Bourdieu's early writings on Algeria.
More information
Apply to: firstname.lastname@example.com, + 46 (0)11 36 36 30.
Special issue of Ethnicity Studies - Labour and Migration in an Age of Austerity
The issue will be co-edited by prof. Charles Woolfson (REMESO) and prof. Arūnas Juška (East Carolina University), co-authors and contributors to The Contradictions of Austerity: The Socio-Economic Costs of the Neoliberal Baltic Model. London and New York: Routledge, 2014. Dead line for Abstracts November 30. Read more about the call here
REMESO in media
Read about REMESO, interviews, features on our research, opinionated or popular scientific interventions by REMESO researchers in other media.
Go to REMESO in media
Autumn Course - REMESO GRADUATE SCHOOL
- Citizenship, Ethnic Division and Social Exclusion: National and Post-national Perspectives
Deadline November 1
Platform - Ethnicity and Migration
Exchange and information on Ethnicity and Migration research across LiU
Go to site
The Contradictions of Austerity:
The Socio-economic Costs of the
Neoliberal Baltic Model
Eds. Jeffrey Sommers and Charles Woolfson
Routledge, 2014
"Reading the Stockholm riots
- a moment for social justice?"
Carl-Ulrik Schierup, Aleksandra Ålund & Lisa Kings
Race & Class 2014 55:1
Crowds and Democracy: The Idea and Image of the Masses from Revolution to Fascism
Stefan Jonsson
Columbia University Press 2013
"Disclosing the World Order
-Decolonial Gestures in the Artistic Work of Pia Arke"
Stefan Jonsson
In Third Text, vol 27, 2, 2013
"University Education as a Compensation Strategy
Among Second-Generation Immigrants"
Susanne Urban
International Migration Review, Vol. 46, 4, Winter 2012
The Confessing Society
Foucault, Confession and
Practices of Lifelong Learning
Andrea Fejes och Magnus Dahlstedt
Routledge 2012 (Forthcoming)
The Politics of European Citizenship - Deepening Contradictions in Social Rights & Migration Policy
Peo Hansen & Sandy Hager
Berghahn 2010
European Perspectives on Exclusion
and Subordination: The Political Economy of Migration
A. Neergaard, (Ed.)
Shaker 2009
Narratives of Belonging: Homeland and Nationhood in Territorial and Non-territorial Settings
Tünde Puskas
P. Lang 2009
From Victim Diaspora to Transborder Citizenship? Diaspora Formation and Transnational Relations
Khalid Khayati
Liu 2008
SafeSex, Unsafe Identities. Intersections of 'Race', Gender and Sexuality in Swedish HIV/AIDS Policy
Anna Bredström
LiU 2008
Irregular Migration, Informal Labour and Community
Eds E. Berggren, B. Likic, G. Toksöz, N. Trimikliniotis (Eds.)
Shaker 2007
Migration, Citizenship and the European Welfare State.
C. Schierup, P. Hansen & S. Castles
Oxford 2006
See also reprinted:
Paradoxes of Multiculturalism - download full text
Aleksandra Ålund and Carl-Ulrik Schierup
Will They Still be Dancing? - download full text
Aleksandra Ålund and Carl-Ulrik Schierup
REMESO Yearly Report
The Yearly Report is out, with a full record of our activities - research projects, publications, collaborations,
conferences and workshops - the last two years and with highlights on new projects, faculty, and much more.
REMESO publishes the REMESO NEWSLETTER, in Swedish and English. We only send it out twice per semester with news about the Institute, seminars, new publications, etc. Also, sometimes, but not often, we use the list to inform about specialworkshops or REMESO Graduate School Courses.
To get the REMESO Newsletter in English go to this site and sign in: https://lists.liu.se/mailman/listinfo/remeso-nbrev-eng
Some formulations on the sign-up-site give the impression that all members can post letters to list members, but you cannot. The list is strictly for sending out, sparsely, information from REMESO to members on the list. All other trafik is rejected.
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CAPE CORAL, Fla. - Initial revenue projections for the City of Cape Coral's FY 2012 General Fund indicate the potential for a further deterioration in the City's fiscal condition. Based on planning assumptions ranging from a 4 percent to an 8 percent decline in ad valorem taxable value in 2011, it is estimated that the City's revenue shortfall next year could range from $6.9 million to $9.6 million, or more. This estimate includes the full-year effect of the 10 percent increase in employee health insurance costs that are paid by the City, effective this coming January. It does not include the potential negative impact of the recent grievance of the Professional Fire Fighters Union that calls for a step-level salary increase of more than 3 percent for its members, retroactive to October 1.
This potential budget shortfall would follow closely behind the challenges associated with this year's recently adopted FY 2011 budget that used $4.3 million of undesignated reserves to balance the budget. As directed by City Council, the use of reserves was necessitated to maintain service levels while achieving our dual objectives of avoiding staff layoffs and not increasing the property tax rate in this difficult economy.
Based on the above planning assumptions, the decline in taxable value would require further use of undesignated reserves to balance the FY 2012 budget to again avoid both staff layoffs and tax rate increases. In this case, the undesignated cash reserve balance would be reduced to as little as $9.4 million - the equivalent of less than one month's operating expenses. This would accelerate a decline in reserves that would violate the City policy, which states we are required to maintain a minimum of two months of operating expenses. The financial policies also state that reserves are not to be used to fund recurring expenses. Of additional concern is the fact that these planning assumptions do not address the growing budget problems related to escalating pension costs and Other Post-Employment Benefits (OPEB) liabilities that increased by more than $13 million this year alone.
In light of these emerging factors, the City Council directed the City Manager and its lead union negotiator, John Hament, to address the City's projected budget shortfall by negotiating financial concessions with the eight collective bargaining units with the goal of preserving core service levels and existing property tax rates while maintaining two months of reserves and avoiding staff layoffs in FY 2012. Approximately 75 percent of the General Fund budget is comprised of personnel-related costs, and unions represent more than 90 percent of the City's employees.
The Council is hopeful that the unions and affected employees will work collaboratively with management to address the City's financial challenges in partnership, as we move forward together to meet the City's needs.


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Weekly.. Oct. 17/03
Issue's Index
study navigates issues
facing Canada's North
Dennis Urquhart
Photos by Roberts Wiliamson
HIS LONG CAREER studying Inuit culture, anthropologist Robert Williamson
witnessed the massive development and changes that the Distance
Early Warning Line brought to the Canadian Arctic.
rapidly in the 1950s, the DEW-Line was a chain of radar stations that
scanned the sky for potential Soviet
bombers taking a circumpolar shortcut to the U.S.
DEW-Line brought substantial changes for the Inuit, and not just for
those in the immediate path of that radar line," says
Williamson, a research associate with the U of C-based
Arctic Institute of North America (AINA). "The nature of my
research with the Inuit also changed. It became more problem oriented."
Half a century later, another dramatic change is blowing
across the high Arctic – global warming.
The Arctic is really the canary in the coal mine in terms of
climate change," says Karla Jessen Williamson, AINA's executive
director. Warmer temperatures, retreating sea ice and melting permafrost
over vast areas confirm to both respected scientists – and the
Inuit elders – that the Canadian Arctic is already changing, she
perhaps within a few decades, the melting sea ice will result in a
bustling new international shipping
lane. Sailing across the Northwest Passage would trim
more than 7,000
kilometers off the
existing Asia-Europe trade route via the Panama Canal.
Government of Canada realizes that the indicators and consequences
of climate change in the Arctic need
to be better understood and anticipated. That's why
it recently allotted $25.7 million for a highly coordinated
research effort called ArcticNet.
is a Network of Centres of Excellence of Canada (NCE). The
NCE program brings together university,
private sector and public
sector researchers to work on projects vital to
U of C was instrumental in establishing ArcticNet, especially
by fostering the social sciences aspects
of the project, says Jessen Williamson. A diverse
team U of C researchers
is among
the more than
145 scientists working on ArcticNet, which includes
several complimentary, multidisciplinary studies.
example, while geography professor John Yackel and his graduate
students are on an icebreaker
in the Arctic studying changes on the Arctic
sea ice, several other
U of C researchers
on a policy study called From DEW-Line to Sea
Huebert, a political science professor and associate director
of the Centre for Military
and Strategic Studies, is the study's
principal investigator.
Other U of C researchers participating in
the study include: Alan Smart (anthropology), Peter
Dawson (archaeology), Cooper Langford (chemistry)
AINA's Karla Jessen Williamson and Robert Williamson,
who is chair of the project's core planning
the study will provide a multidisciplinary review of the changes and
lessons learned
since the DEW-Line. The study will also
anticipate the policy needs, logistics, threats, and
that will arrive with an international
shipping lane.
Not only did the DEW-Line effect international military and
security policy, it drastically transformed the Canadian North right
down to the type of housing that was available to the introduction of
a monetary economy," says Huebert. "We are now being asked
to look at what is happening from a societal, political and
strategic perspective of an increasingly open Northwest Passage."
will be investigating the complex security and sovereignty issues.
While Canada claims the Northwest Passage
as its own, the U.S. and European Union
view it as international waters. Given
the opposing views, international maritime
agreements may be
the bottom line, not Canadian legislation.
has never said it doesn't want international shipping in
the Arctic. However, Canada has stated that it would only support
shipping under Canadian regulations on matters such as ship construction
If the Northwest Passage is deemed international waters, Canada
will have to do more in terms of providing policing, regulatory and
environmental surveillance, and possibly environmental clean-up. Yet,
at the same time, we won't have as great of a say in setting the
rules," he says. "We're headed for an awkward situation."
Williamson and Jessen Williamson
will be studying past and potential
cultural and macro-organizational changes
to northern
When I was first in the North before the DEW-Line, we had one
ship a year and there was no aviation in the region. People moved by
dog sled from one hunting area to another through the seasons and across
large geographic areas," says Williamson,
who has conducted research far and wide
across the circumpolar Arctic before and
the arrival of the DEW-Line.
traditional Inuit lifestyle began changing with the arrival
of a steady stream of whalers,
fur traders, missionaries,
RCMP, government
and small settlements.
arrival of DEW-Line further "galvanized" traditional
Inuit life. First came the bulldozers and landing strips, followed
by more southern people, consumer goods and countless influences.
This was all part of a process of cultural change which I called 'exteriorization,' in
so far as the Inuit's lives were being increasingly controlled
by forces beyond themselves," he
describes changes to the Inuit families and
communities as "sad and serious." For
example, DEW-Line jobs took Inuit
men away from their families
and communal, nomadic lifestyle.
As well, tuberculosis,
substance addiction and suicide
became serious problems
(although these issues
are receiving better attention today
from the Nunavut and N.W.T.
governments, he says).
a looming Arctic shipping
lane, governments, researchers
and the communities in
the far North must now
work closely together, says
Jessen Williamson.
addition to the DEW-Line to Sea Lane study, AINA
is working to establish
an independent, multidisciplinary body
of experts, called
an Arctic Dynamics Predictive
Panel. This panel
include experts
with traditional knowledge
of the
Arctic as well as a wide
of scholars – such as international law experts, economists
and ecologists. This proposed panel would meet regularly, publish reports
and meet with
government leaders of the circumpolar nations.
I have been talking to the scholarly world and have encountered
many people who are very interested in this idea," adds Williamson. "I
have been encouraged by some of the most outstanding minds
in the country."
could serve as the panel's organizational base, he says.
" We need an instrument that will be able to predict social,
economic, environmental and climatic change. And in order to
do this, we need the predictive panel and to learn to talk with each other across
our disciplines."