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Close reading is a popular term today in elementary literacy classrooms and a requirement in the Common Core ELA standards in order to ensure students are college- and career- ready. It enables students to independently comprehend increasingly challenging texts. Students need to develop the habits of mind and the skills necessary to unpack the deep, embedded meanings found in complex, challenging texts on their own.
Last year, while administrators at Branford Public Schools in Connecticut were thinking of ways to encourage their students to read more, Superintendent Hamlet Hernandez came across the perfect solution. While attending a District Administration Leadership Institute Superintendents Summit, Hernandez watched a presentation about a reading platform called myON and its success in another district.
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We hate chain restaurants. Can't stand 'em. Not even Pollo Tropical escapes our wrath. But there's an exception to every rule, and it must be said that the septet of Jerk Machines not only breaks the mold; it chops it into teeny, tiny pieces. Founded in Lauderhill 16 years ago by islanders Desmond and Catherine Malcolm, Jerk Machine does several things so righteously that it'd be a shame to ignore its achievements. First and foremost, it gives scaredy-cat Anglos an opportunity to sample real Jamaican cooking without alienating its core constituency of native folks -- those who depend on the restaurants for fast, consistently excellent food that reminds them of home. Secondly, it remains a centerpiece of the downtown restaurant rows of Lauderhill, Miramar, and central Fort Lauderdale. Sit down, or get it to go. You can't deny that the Machine serves some superb pork jerk ($7.99 for a large plate with fixings) and chicken ($5.99 to $7.69). There's also succulent curry goat and oxtail, brown stew chicken that'll have you running back for more, escoviched fish, and crispy snapper. Plus, there are patties ($1.25 to $1.50), those hand-held pastries full of spicy goodness. Oh, and don't forget breakfast -- ackee and saltfish, of course; liver an' onions; calaloo; and mackerel. Authentic enough to run Kingston's own Island Grill out of Lauderhill in less than a year, this well-oiled Machine will jerk forever, Jah willing.
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The Île de la Cité is where Paris began, and this natural island is now home to the Cathedral of Notre Dame. Go early to beat the crowds and marvel at this tour de force of Gothic architecture before climbing its tower to get a spectacular view of early-morning Paris. For a more radical architectural masterpiece, visit the Centre Pompidou. This contemporary art museum delights millions of visitors annually, as much for its collection of over 50,000 works as for its unique "inside-out" design. Afterwards, take a stroll through the meandering streets of Le Marais, with its dignified buildings and hidden courtyards—an unmissable Parisian experience. Embrace the clichés and take an afternoon picnic, complete with French baguette and cheese, to the picturesque Place des Vosges, the city's oldest square. Locals and tourists alike come here to eat, chatter, and relax while surrounded by some of Paris' most beautiful buildings.
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Review: City of Eternal Night by Kristen Painter
City of Eternal Night by Kristen Painter
Series: Crescent City #2
Published by Orbit
Published on: December 2, 2014
Genres: Urban Fantasy
Pages: 432
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Still coming to terms with their unexpected partnership, Augustine and Harlow have a tentative truce. Although with Harlow slowly working to accept being fae, Augustine still learning how to be Guardian, and feelings growing on both sides, they do not have an easy road ahead.
But when a young girl is stolen from the Mardi Gras Exemplar Ball -- the biggest fae event of the year -- Harlow and Augustine must put all their issues aside to bring her home alive. Harlow's father, Branzino, is of course their number one suspect, but evil lurks in every corner of the city and time is running out. Their only choices: Either find a way to rescue the girl, or Augustine must die.
The second installment in Kristen Painter's CRESCENT CITY series was more plot than character driven which was a welcomed tweak because my prevailing criticism about book 1 was the heroine. In fact, I re-read my review of HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN before writing this one, and observed that all of the elements that I'd previously gripped over were amended in CITY OF ETERNAL NIGHT which is exactly what you want to see in a sequel. I asked for more fae mythology & less brattiness, and that's precisely what the author delivered. Harlow did however make one rash decision towards the end which resulted in a super predictable ending, but other than that, I was one happy camper.
This universe is chock-full of magic and techie excellence; the gaming references, neato gadgets, and spelled clothing fed the nerd. I got a kick out of Harlow and Cy's Realm of Zauron exchanges, the too-cool-for-school contact lens with built-in facial recognition, and that the beautiful dress that's featured on the cover was described in vivid detail. The author also tackled well-known fae lore such as mirror travel, and the alternate plane which made for some very robust world-building. In addition, the real reason why Branzino (the villain) wants Olivia's house so bad was explained, and both the witch & voodoo aspects of this story were in evidence as well.
In the earlier chapters I feared that a love triangle was on the brink of developing between Augustine, Nekai & Harlow, but Painter quickly put the kibosh on that which was a relief. I enjoyed this novel's investigative-style plot line, and how the author used the various characters' abilities to her advantage to solve the Fairy Queen's kidnapping case. Lally's back story was alarming to say the least, and I liked how all of the threads came together to form an exquisitely crafted cohesive whole. I was surprised that the antagonist was subdued this early on, but there are plenty of contenders to take his place, so I'm not the least bit concerned about this trilogy's staying power.
Harlow finally showed remorse over her mother's death, and seemed more open to her fae ancestry which were big pluses for me. I liked that she was deeply involved in Guardian business; it kept her character looking forward instead of wallowing in self-pity. I'm content with how her relationship with Augustine is progressing, and found that their chemistry was much improved in this installment. The only thing that stopped this from being an A+ read were the closing chapters; the heroine was quick to jump the gun after acquiring new info which in turn led to an ending that prompted more than one I-told-you-so moment. I hope this lamentable mistake won't take all of book 3 to repair.
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Fae tales have always been a missed on my shelves, but I like the combination of the high tech, and the mystical elements of this story. I hope the series continue to improve for you, C. 🙂
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I loved her other series and really want to try this one as well.
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Okay, so I wanna marry that cover and have its babies 😐 Seriously gorgeous.
Next, I wanna read the series, now. I'm afraid of the commitment, lol, but… uhhh, desire!!
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I love this cover! It's so enchanting! I've never heard of this series before, but it looks interesting. I'm going to have to add it to my TBR!!
Thanks for sharing!
Hey, she must have got your list of needs for book two. LOL! Seriously, glad it was a better read. I still have her other series to read first, but this one looks good too.
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I'm glad to hear that this book improved in all the complaints you had for book 1! Thankfully the heroine progressed and evolved in a good way, even with that last baaaad mistake and sort of "told you so" ending!
That cover is absolutely stunning for sure!!
Great review Carmel!
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Oh yes, there is nothing better than when the author fixes everything that wasn't so great in the first book for the sequel. Now that is a series I can get behind. I feel like it's been forever since I read a fae book. This sounds great.
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The covers of this series are really beautiful! I haven't started it because I remember being denied for book 1 but I should one day. I have book 1 of her other series but I still need to go into it as well.
I'm in between reads now and I'm debating between this and Julie Ann Walker, good to know this was an improvement from the first one. You and I have similar feedback about the first book although I'm not one to like plot driven books. Here's to hoping I enjoy this as much as you did.
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I started this one in the car on audio on my way back from KY tonight. I'm on chapter 5 and it's promising so far.
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Thank goodness for no love triangle then. I still haven't gotten around to the first book. Tho Maggie will probably read this.
I read you and Jessica's Shifting Shadows double review earlier in the car today while being driven around. By the hubs and now can't find it to comment (for some reason it wouldn't let me see the commenting box earlier….I'll check again tomorrow then :p
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Is Harlow less annoying and bratty in this one? It sounds like she's made some steps towards character growth, so I'm feeling optimistic. I enjoyed the first book, but she drove me completely nuts! Looking forward to this one, I already have it and I'm going to start soon hopefully.
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I read the first book in her other series and it was ok, but I didn't continue with the series. I'm seeing this book around a lot and it seems good, but… I don't know. I like the cover and that there is not love triangle, I hate love triangles… but as I said before… I don't know.
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Oooh…a marked improvement from book one to book two is a seriously good sign! I've been getting really into UF that incorporates the fae lately. I think I'm warming up to the idea of this series. And that cover helps, my goodness! As embarrassing as it is, I've always been a sucker for those "girl in a big dress" covers.
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Oh look at that cover though. So gorgeous *____* Well it's great to read a sequel that just improves the series right? I haven't read Fae books that much so this will definitely be added to my TBR 😀
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First off, I love the cover! 🙂 I remember your review of House of the Rising Sun, Carmel. I'm very happy that Painter was able to make some adjustments to the story to get you move invested in it. The world building sounds good and I'm glad that Harlow grew some as a character, even if she did make a big blunder at the end. I think I will eventually give this series a go. 🙂
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Oh, how I love when sequels turn out to be just like I wanted! I'm happy to hear that you enjoyed reading this.
Great review, Carmel!
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I totally agree about the tech thing. That was my "why didn't I write that in my review"moment. I also thought that was one thing that made Harlow feel more mature, seeing her in her element.
Every time I see the covers for this series, I want to pick them up for that alone. I know, shallow of me, but true lol. I'm glad this one had more Fae lore and better chemistry you wanted, making book two a great addtion to the series. Thanks for sharing, Carmel. 🙂
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|Javier Mateo-Sagasta
|Senior Researcher: Water Quality and Safe Reuse
|j.mateo-sagasta [at] cgiar.org
|Jeremy Bird
|Director General
|j.bird [at] cgiar.org
|Johannes Paul
|Researcher, Integrated Waste Management
|j.paul [at] cgiar.org
|Judy Paris
|Administrative Officer: Assistant to Theme Leader
|j.paris [at] cgiar.org
|Julie van der Bliek
|Adviser Program and Business Development – Europe
|j.vanderbliek [at] cgiar.org
|Kalpana Ambrose
|Project Manager – Business Development
|k.ambrose [at] cgiar.org
|Kahthan Deane
|Senior Network & Systems Engineer
|k.deane [at] cgiar.org
|Kalanithy Vairavamoorthy
|Practice Leader for Applied Research and Knowledge Transfer
|k.vairavamoorthy [at] cgiar.org
|Kamani Rajanayake
|Senior Regional Manager – HR Operations
|k.rajanayake [at] cgiar.org
|Kapila Rohana Kumara
|k.kumara [at] cgiar.org
|Karthikeyan Matheswaran
|Postdoctoral Fellow: Surface Water Modeling and Hydraulics
|k.matheswaran [at] cgiar.org
|Kiran Chandrasekharan
|GIS/RS Specialist
|k.chandrasekharan [at] cgiar.org
|Krishna Chaitanya Rao
|Researcher – Business Model Analysis and Enterprise Development
|k.c.rao [at] cgiar.org
|Kokila Muttiah
|Officer, Project Accounting
|k.muttiah [at] cgiar.org
|Lal Abeykoon
|Junior Clerk
|l.abeykoon [at] cgiar.org
|Lal Muthuwatta
|Regional Researcher – Hydrological Modeling & Remote Sensing
|l.mutuwatte [at] cgiar.org
|Mahen Chandrasoma
|Senior Production Editor
|m.chandrasoma [at] cgiar.org
|Mahesh Gunaratne
|Internal Auditor
|m.gunaratne [at] cgiar.org
|Mala Ranawake
|Program Officer
|m.ranawake [at] cgiar.org
|Manjula Rowel
|Assistant Accountant
|m.rowel [at] cgiar.org
|Manoj Jayasuriya
|Web and Multimedia Specialist
|m.jayasuriya [at] cgiar.org
|Marene Abeysekera
|Program Officer
|m.abeyesekere [at] cgiar.org
|Meredith Giordano
|Advisor, Research Strategy and Management
|m.giordano [at] cgiar.org
|Miriam Otoo
|Sub Theme Leader – Business Opportunities for Resource Recovery and Reuse/Researcher – Economics
|m.otoo [at] cgiar.org
|Mohamed Aheeyar
|m.aheeyar [at] cgiar.org
|Nadeesha Rajapaksha
|Senior Project Officer
|n.rajapaksha [at] cgiar.org
|Nalika Kumari
|Accounts Assistant
|n.kumari [at] cgiar.org
|Nathanial Matthews
|Global Research Coordinator – WLE
|n.matthews [at] cgiar.org
|Nicoline de Haan
|Coordinator – Gender, Poverty and Institutions
|n.dehaan [at] cgiar.org
|Nihal Silva
|Officer Travel and Visa
|n.silva [at] cgiar.org
|Nilantha Sangapalaarachchige
|Head, Facilities and Administration
|n.sangapalaarachchige [at] cgiar.org
|Nilanthi Jayathilake
|Research Officer – Septage Management & Reuse
|n.jayathilake [at] cgiar.org
|Nilanthi Ramanayake
|Administrative Officer
|n.ramanayake [at] cgiar.org
|Nilupuli Pethiyagoda
|Administrative Officer – Conference Coordinator
|n.pethiyagoda [at] cgiar.org
|Nimal Attanayake
|Layout and Graphics Specialist
|n.attanayake [at] cgiar.org
|Niranga Alahacoon
|RS/GIS Analyst
|n.alahacoon [at] cgiar.org
|Nirudha Perera
|Senior Manager – Global IT Services
|n.perera [at] cgiar.org
|Nishadi Eriyagama
|Water Resources Engineer
|n.eriyagama [at] cgiar.org
|Nishath Yapa
|Senior Database Administrator – Software Engineer
|n.yapa [at] cgiar.org
|Nuwan Abeyrathna
|Geospatial Programmer /Analyst
|n.abeyrathna [at] cgiar.org
|Pay Drechsel
|Theme Leader, Resource Recovery, Water Quality, and Health
|p.drechsel [at] cgiar.org
|Pavithra Amunugama
|Manager, Publications
|p.amunugama [at] cgiar.org
|Pradeepa Amarasekera
|Manager – Legal
|p.amarasekera [at] cgiar.org
|Prasadini Peiris
|Receptionist/Administrative Assistant
|p.peiris [at] cgiar.org
|Priyantha Chandrasena
|p.chandrasena [at] cgiar.org
|P.W. Pathirana
|w.pathirana [at] cgiar.org
|Ranjith Alankara
|GIS/RS Assistant
|a.ranjith [at] cgiar.org
|Ranjith Samarakoon
|r.samarakoon [at] cgiar.org
|Ranjith Wickremasinghe
|ICT Support Officer
|r.wickramasinghe [at] cgiar.org
|Rasika Thushantha
|Information Management Specialist
|r.thushantha [at] cgiar.org
|Ravi Dissanayake
|Transport Officer
|r.dissanayake [at] cgiar.org
|Riazzi Ziard
|IT Manager
|r.ziard [at] cgiar.org
|Robyn Johnston
|IWMI Representative – Myanmar
|r.johnston [at] cgiar.org
|Rohitha Liyanage
|Stores Officer
|r.liyanage [at] cgiar.org
|Salman Siddiqui
|Senior Manager GIS/RS/Data Management Unit
|s.siddiqui [at] cgiar.org
|Samanmali Jayatillaka
|Administrative Officer
|c.jayathilake [at] cgiar.org
|Sampath Ranawake
|Office Aide
|s.ranawaka [at] cgiar.org
|Samurdhi Ranasinghe
|Communications Assistant
|d.ranasinghe [at] cgiar.org
|Sandaruwan Wickrama
|Senior Systems Analyst – Web and Information Systems
|s.wickrama [at] cgiar.org
|Sanjeevani Fernando
|Manager – Grants
|s.perera [at] cgiar.org
|Sanjeewa Amarasekara
|Help Desk Coordinator
|s.amarasekara [at] cgiar.org
|Sanjiv de Silva
|Researcher – Natural Resources Governance
|s.s.desilva [at] cgiar.org
|Sarath Gunasinghe
|GIS/RS Assistant
|s.gunasinghe [at] cgiar.org
|Sepali Goonaratne
|Administrative Officer to Director Asia & the Sri Lanka Program
|s.goonaratne [at] cgiar.org
|Shalini Kumaresan
|Manager, DG's Office
|s.kumaresan [at] cgiar.org
|Shantha Kumara
|S.Keddagodage [at] cgiar.org
|Shantha Marasinghe
|PC Support Technician
|s.marasinghe [at] cgiar.org
|Sharmani Gunawardena
|Senior Administrative Officer
|s.gunawardena [at] cgiar.org
|Sharon Perera
|Executive Officer to Deputy Director General
|sharon.p [at] cgiar.org
|Shuhei Yoshimoto
|International Researcher
|s.yoshimoto [at] cgiar.org
|Soumya Balasubramanya
|Researcher – Environmental Economics
|s.balasubramanya [at] cgiar.org
|Srabani Roy
|Director, Asia
|srabani.roy [at] cgiar.org
|Sudarshana Fernando
|Resource Recovery and Reuse Expert
|s.c.fernando [at] cgiar.org
|Sumith Fernando
|Layout and Graphics Specialist
|s.fernando [at] cgiar.org
|Sunil Seneviratne
|Manager, Office Support Systems Office
|s.seneviratne [at] cgiar.org
|Syon Niyogi
|Corporate Services Director
|s.niyogi [at] cgiar.org
|Theodore Horbulyk
|Principal Researcher – Economics
|t.horbulyk [at] cgiar.org
|Udana Ariyawansa
|Information Management Specialist
|u.ariyawansa [at] cgiar.org
|Thusitha Jayatilleke
|Administrative Officer
|t.jayatilleke [at] cgiar.org
|Uditha Liyanage
|Officer – General Accounting
|u.liyanage [at] cgiar.org
|Upali Karunanayake
|Purchasing Officer
|u.karunanayake [at] cgiar.org
|Upali Amarasinghe
|Senior Researcher
|u.amarasinghe [at] cgiar.org
|Upamali Surangika
|Senior Administrative Officer: Assistant to the Theme Leader
|u.surangika [at] cgiar.org
|Viranga Kularatne
|Junior HR Officer
|v.kularatne [at] cgiar.org
|Vijayapala Sinnathamby
|Project Manager
|s.vijayapala [at] cgiar.org
|Yamuna Udumalagala
|Information Management Specialist
|y.udumalagala [at] cgiar.org
|Yvonne Weerasinghe
|Senior Administrative Officer
|y.weerasinghe [at] cgiar.org
IWMI East Africa & Nile Basin
|Full Name
|Email Address
|Alemseged Tamiru Haile
|Researcher – Hydrology/Hydrological Modeling
|a.t.haile [at] cgiar.org
|Amare Haileslassie
|Head of Office – IWMI East Africa
|a.haileslassie [at] cgiar.org
|Ato Aschalew Teshome
|Accounting Officer
|a.teshome [at] cgiar.org
|Birtukan Alelegn
|Office Assistant
|b.berhanu [at] cgiar.org
|Daba Dandena
|d.dandana [at] cgiar.org
|Daniel Van Rooijen
|Postdoctoral Fellow – Ecosystems and Hydrology
|d.vanRooijen [at] cgiar.org
|Dessalegn Tadesse
|Communications Officer
|d.tadesse [at] cgiar.org
|Fitsum Hagos
|Social Science/Economist
|f.hagos [at] cgiar.org
|Gebrehaweria Gebregziabher
|Research Economist
|g.gebregziabher [at] cgiar.org
|Liza Debevec
|Researcher – Social Sciences
|l.debevec [at] cgiar.org
|Nigist Wagaye
|Programme Management Officer
|n.wagaye [at] cgiar.org
|Petra Schmitter
|Agriculture Water Management Specialist
|p.schmitter [at] cgiar.org
|Prossie Nakawuka
|Postdoctoral Fellow – Irrigation
|p.nakawuka [at] cgiar.org
|Rahel Thiruneh
|Senior Administrative Assistant
|r.mesganaw [at] cgiar.org
|Wolde Bori
|Researcher, Land Resources Management
|w.bori [at] cgiar.org
|Zadoc Ogutu
|Focal Region Manager (Nile) – WLE
|z.ogutu [at] cgiar.org
|Zenebe Adimassu
|Postdoctoral Fellow – Water and Landscapes
|z.adimassu [at] cgiar.org
IWMI Southern Africa
|Full Name
|Email Address
|Barbara van Koppen
|Rural Sociologist & Gender Expert
|b.vankoppen [at] cgiar.org
|Charles Nhemachena
|Regional Researcher – Agricultural Economics
|c.nhemachena [at] cgiar.org
|Chris Dickens
|Principal Researcher and Head of the Office
|c.dickens [at] cgiar.org
|Everisto Mapedza
|Senior Researcher – Social and Institutional Scientist
|e.mapedza [at] cgiar.org
|Girma Ebrahim
|Post-Doctoral Fellow: Hydrogeology & Water Resources
|g.ebrahim [at] cgiar.org
|Greenwell Matchaya
|Researcher – Economics/ReSAKSS Coordinator
|g.matchaya [at] cgiar.org
|Jonathan Lautze
|Senior Researcher (Water Resources Management)
|j.lautze [at] cgiar.org
|Karen Gunter
|Acting Office Manager
|k.gunter [at] cgiar.org
|Karen Villholth
|Sub-Theme Leader (Groundwater and Underground Solutions)
|k.villholth [at] cgiar.org
|Luxon Nhamo
|Researcher (Agricultural water management & GIP specialist)
|l.nhamo [at] cgiarad.org
|Manuel Magombeyi
|Researcher – Hydrology/Hydrogeology/Water Resources Management
|m.magombeyi [at] cgiarad.org
|Mpho Nkoana
|Finance Clerk
|m.nkoana [at] cgiar.org
|Mphobane Silas Ranamane
|Driver/Office Assistant
|m.ranamane [at] cgiar.org
|Nicole Lefore
|Senior Project Manager – Research for Development
|n.lefore [at] cgiar.org
|Sibusiso Nhlengethwa
|Research Officer – Statistics
|s.nhlengethwa [at] cgiar.org
|Thokozani Dlamini
|Communications Officer
|t.dlamini [at] cgiar.org
|Wanda Golden Hlase
|Financial Officer
|w.hlase [at] cgiar.org
|Yvan Altchenko
|Senior Researcher – Hydrogeologist
|y.altchenko [at] cgiar.org
IWMI West Africa
|Full Name
|Email Address
|Alfred Ghartey
|Driver – (IFPRI)
|a.ghartey [at] cgiar.org
|Bedru Balana
|Researcher – Economics
|b.balana [at] cgiar.org
|Damian Laryea
|Sweetpotato Food Scientist – CIP
|Benjamin Ghansah
|GIS/Spatial Analyst
|b.ghansah [at] cgiar.org
|Boubacar Barry
|WASCAL Coordinator
|b.barry [at] cgiar.org
|Collins Asante-Addo
|Research Officer – IFPRI
|c.asante-addo [at] cgiar.org
|Dramani Owusu
|Field Labourer – CIP
|d.owusu [at] cgiar.org
|Daniel Akansake
|Assistant Sweetpotato Breeder – CIP
|d.akansake [at] cgiar.org
|Daniel Amponsah Twumasi
|d.twumasi [at] cgiar.org
|Davie Kadyampakeni
|Researcher – Agricultural Water Management
|d.kadyampakeni [at] cgiar.org
|Ebenezer Aboah
|Cleaner/General Maintenance
|e.aboah [at] cgiar.org
|Ebenezer Aboah
|Cleaner/General Maintenance
|ebenezer.aboah [at] cgiar.org
|Edward Boateng
|Cleaner/General Maintenance
|e.boateng [at] cgiar.org
|Elsie Odonkor
|Volta Gender Research Officer
|e.odonkor [at] cgiar.org
|Eric Adu
|Administrative Officer- Logistics
|e.adu [at] cgiar.org
|Eric Dery
|Research Officer – CIP
|e.dery [at] cgiar.org
|Eric Nartey
|Research Officer, Recycling and Re-use
|e.narteye.dery [at] cgiar.org
|Gladys Baaba Arhin
|Administrative Officer – IFPRI
|g.arhin [at] cgiar.org
|John Agandin
|Research Officer – IFPRI
|j.agandin [at] cgiar.org
|Joseph Boateng
|Cleaner/General Maintenance
|j.boateng [at] cgiar.org
|Josiane Nikiema
|Sub Theme Leader – Water Quality and Safe Water Reuse
|j.nikiema [at] cgiar.org
|Katharina Felgenhauer
|Social Scientist for Public- Private Partnership
|k.felgenhauer [at] cgiar.org
|Lorriene Ofori
|Administrative & Finance Manager
|l.ofori [at] cgiar.org
|Marloes Mul
|Senior Researcher – Hydrology and Water Resources
|m.mul [at] cgiar.org
|Martin Ofori
|m.ofori [at] gmail.com
|Maxwell Twumasi
|Regional Office IT Support Lead
|m.twumasi [at] cgiar.org
|Muhammed – Awal Zakaria
|Senior Officer: Administration and Accounts – CIP
|m.zakaria [at] cgiar.org
|Olufunke Cofie
|o.cofie [at] cgiar.org
|Pamela Katic
|Researcher – Economics
|p.katic [at] cgiar.org
|Patience Davor
|Cleaner – General Maintenance (IFPRI)
|p.davor [at] cgiar.org
|Philip Amoah
|Senior Researcher – Regional
|p.amoah [at] cgiar.org
|Richard Appoh
|Research Officer – Agriculture Water Management
|r.appoh [at] cgiar.org
|Richard Teku-Amankwa
|Senior Finance Officer
|r.teku-amankwa [at] cgiar.org
|Sampson Diku
|Driver (IFPRI)
|s.diku [at] cgiar.org
|Sena Amewu
|Research Officer – Agricultural Economist
|s.amewu [at] cgiar.org
|Seth Asante
|Junior Research Officer (IFPRI)
|s.asante [at] cgiar.org
|Shadrach Tweneboah
|Office and Laboratory Assistant -CIP
|s.tweneboah [at] cgiar.org
|Solomie Gebrezgabher
|Researcher – Economics
|s.gebrezgabher [at] cgiar.org
|Tiero Kofi
|Field Labourer – CIP
|t.kofi [at] cgiar.org
|Timothy Williams
|Director, Africa
|t.o.williams [at] cgiar.org
|Zinabu Mohammed
|Administrative Assistant/ Receptionist
|z.mohammed [at] cgiar.org
IWMI Cairo, Egypt
|Full Name
|Email Address
|Alvar Closas
|Researcher – Groundwater Management and Policy
|a.closas [at] cgiar.org
|Edwin Rap
|Acting Head of Office, IWMI North Africa & Near East Office
|e.rap [at] cgiar.org
IWMI – Laos
|Full Name
|Email Address
|Anousith Keophosay
|Research Officer
|a.keophoxay [at] cgiar.org
|Dalaphone Sihanath
|Communications and Research Uptake Specialist
|d.sihanath [at] cgiar.org
|Diana Suhardiman
|Sub-Theme Leader (Governance & Political Economy)
|d.suhardiman [at] cgiar.org
|Guillaume Lacombe
|Senior Researcher – Hydrologist
|g.lacombe [at] cgiar.org
|Hinsila Phouthavong
|Driver/Office Assistant
|h.phouthavong [at] durham.ac.uk
|Kim Geheb
|WLE Mekong Regional Coordinator
|k.geheb [at] cgiar.org
|Lisa Maria Rebelo
|Senior Researcher – RS & GIS
|l.rebelo [at] cgiar.org
|Mansoor Leh
|Researcher – Water Accounting
|m.leh [at] cgiar.org
|Matthew McCartney
|Theme Leader – Ecosystem Services
|m.mccartney [at] cgiar.org
|Michael Victor
|Knowledge Management and Engagement Coordinator
|m.victor [at] cgiar.org
|Oulavanh Keovilignavong
|Postdoctoral Fellow – Policy and Institutions
|o.keovilignavong [at] cgiar.org
|Paul Pavelic
|Principal Researcher – Hydrogeology
|p.pavelic [at] cgiar.org
|Phonethip Banouvong
|Administrative Assistant
|p.banouvong [at] cgiar.org
|Sengkham Xayalath
|Administrative Assistant
|s.xayalath [at] cgiar.org
|Sengsamay Punkeo
|Administrative Assistant – WLE
|s.punkeo [at] cgiar.org
|Sonali Senaratna Sellamuttu
|Senior Researcher and Head of Office, IWMI Southeast Asia
|s.senaratnasellamuttu [at] cgiar.org
|Viphakone Sirivong
|Regional Office Manager
|v.sirivong [at] cgiar.org
IWMI Central Asia
|Full Name
|Email Address
|Ilhom Babaev
|Administrative and Finance Manager
|i.babaev [at] cgiar.org
|Ilshat Tukhvatullin
|Driver/Office Assistant
|i.tukhvatullin [at] cgiar.org
|Kakhramon Djumaboev
|Water Resources Management Specialist
|k.djumaboev [at] cgiar.org
|Oyture Anarbekov
|Senior Research Officer
|o.anarbekov [at] cgiar.org
|Zafar Gafurov
|Research Officer – RS/GIS
|z.gafurov [at] cgiar.org
IWMI Hyderabad
|Full Name
|Email Address
|Aruna Jyothi
|Associate – Data Entry
|j.arunajyothi [at] cgiar.org
|Beverly McIntyre
|Senior Researcher, Water Management
|b.mcIntyre [at] cgiar.org
|Mohammed Qadir
|Senior Transport Assistant
|md.qadir [at] yahoo.co.in
|Sekhar Rao
|Office Assistant
|s.chandrasekhar [at] cgiar.org
IWMI Anand (IWMI/TATA Program)
|Full Name
|Email Address
|P. Reghu
|Executive Assistant
|p.reghu [at] cgiar.org
|Tushaar Shah
|Senior Fellow
|t.shah [at] cgiar.org
IWMI India (New Delhi)
|Full Name
|Email Address
|Alok Sikka
|IWMI Representative – India
|a.sikka [at] cgiar.org
|Anil Singh
|Office Assistant
|a.rawat [at] cgiar.org
|Anoj Kumar
|Scientific Officer
|anoj.kumar [at] cgiar.org
|Krishna Kakumanu
|Agriculture Economist
|k.krishnareddy [at] cgiar.org
|Marie-Charlotte Buisson
|Researcher – Economics, Impact Evaluation
|m.buisson [at] cgiar.org
|Manoj Singh
|Transport Assistant
|manoj.singh [at] cgiar.org
|Nitasha Nair
|Senior Communications Officer
|n.nair [at] cgiar.org
|Panchali Saikia
|Scientific Officer
|p.saikia [at] cgiar.org
|Priyanie Amerasinghe
|Senior Researcher : Human and Environmental Health
|p.amerasinghe [at] cgiar.org
|Sanjay Bisht
|Senior Driver cum General Assistant
|s.bisht [at] cgiar.org
|Sigtia Nirmal
|Senior Officer – Administration
|n.sigtia [at] cgiar.org
IWMI Nepal
|Full Name
|Email Address
|Ambika Khadka
|Research Officer
|ambika.khadka [at] cgiar.org
|Bhupendra Karki
|Finance officer
|b.karki [at] cgiar.org
|Devendra Gauchan
|National Project Manager
|d.gauchan [at] cgiar.org
|Floriane Clement
|Senior Researcher and Sub Theme Leader, Gender & Poverty
|f.clement [at] cgiar.org
|Fraser Sugden
|Political Economy & Water Governance/Head of Office – IWMI Nepal
|f.sugden [at] cgiar.org
|Khemlal Tamang Lama
|Driver cum Office Assistant
|k.tamangLama [at] cgiar.org
|Luna Bharati
|Principal Researcher-Hydrology and Water Resources
|l.bharati [at] cgiar.org
|Manita Raut
|Project Coordinator
|m.raut [at] cgiar.org
|Om Prasad Acharya
|Office Manager
|o.acharya [at] cgiar.org
|Pennan Chinnasamy
|Researcher – Geohydrology and Remote Sensing
|p.chinnasamy [at] cgiar.org
|Ram Bastakoti
|Researcher – Institutions and Policies
|r.bastakoti [at] cgiar.org
|Ramesh Tamang
|Driver/Office Assistant
|r.tamang [at] cgiar.org
|Richa Gurung
|Administrative and Programme Support Officer
|r.gurung [at] cgiar.org
|Romulus Okwany
|Irrigation Engineer
|r.okwany [at] cgiar.org
|Safal Khatiwada
|National Project Assistant
|s.khatiwada [at] cgiar.org
|Stephanie Leder
|Postdoctoral Fellow – Gender and Poverty
|s.leder [at] cgiar.org
IWMI Pakistan
|Full Name
|Email Address
|Amanullah Jan
|Office Manager
|a.jan [at] cgiar.org
|Asghar Hussain
|Senior Research Officer (Spatial Data Analyst)
|a.hussain [at] cgiar.org
|Arif Anwar
|Principal Researcher – Irrigation/Head of Office
|a.anwar [at] cgiar.org
|Azeem Ali Shah
|Regional Researcher – Governance of Water Institutions
|a.shah [at] cgiar.org
|Majid Khokhar
|m.khokhar [at] cgiar.org
|Malik Ahmed
|Receptionist/Administrative Assistant
|m.s.ahmed [at] cgiar.org
|Moghis Ahmed
|a.moghis [at] cgiar.org
|Muhammad Aslam
|Researcher – Water Resources
|muhammad.aslam [at] cgiar.org
|Muhammad Tousif Bhatti
|Researcher – Hydrology/Water Management
|tousif.bhatti [at] cgiar.org
|Riaz Wicky
|Driver/Office Assistant
|r.wicky [at] cgiar.org
|Tabrez Ahmad
|Administrative Officer
|t.ahmad [at] cgiar.org
|Tahir Ahmed
|Head of Finance & Administration – IFPRI
|a.ahmed [at] cgiar.org
|Zia ul Haq
|Research Officer
|z.ulhaq [at] cgiar.org
|Full Name
|Email Address
|David Wiberg
|Theme Leader – Water Futures
|d.wiberg [at] cgiar.org
|Ian Makin
|Acting Deputy Director General – Research
|i.makin [at] cgiar.org
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- One meeting room
- Computer station
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1947
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Garden
In the room
- Bathrobes
- Slippers
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Premium bedding
- Individually decorated
- Individually furnished
- Furnished balcony
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Digital TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Special features
DiningLe Tetras - Overlooking the pool and garden, this restaurant specializes in French cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). A children's menu is available.
Bar - Onsite bar.
On Site
- Fitness facilities
- Tennis on site
- Hiking/biking trails on site
- Mountain biking on site
- Ski lessons on site
- Cross-country skiing on site
- Downhill skiing on site
- Snowboarding on site
- Snowshoeing on site
- Tennis lessons on site
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Rafting nearby
- Ski equipment rental shops nearby
Le Christiania Hotel - Villard-de-Lans's small print
Also known as
- Le Christiania Hotel Villard-de-Lans
- Le Christiania Villard-de-Lans
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
Children under 10 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool or fitness facility without adult supervision.
The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 0.83 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 12 years of age.
Deposit: EUR 50 per night
Optional extras
Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge of EUR 70
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 12.00 for adults and EUR 6.00 for children (approximately)
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of EUR 10.00 per pet, per day
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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EABL Foundation declares this year's university scholarship application drive officially open
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EABL Foundation has announced the commencement of this year's scholarship application drive that will see 20 new students join private and public universities across East Africa.
The scholarship program is open to bright but needy students across the region wishing to study Business, Information Technology, Engineering and Food Science. This scholarship covers books, accommodation and a monthly stipend for those students that are awarded.
"We are very conscious of the essential role education plays in the communities in which we operate. We are not only empowering people but also investing in their future and that of their communities," said Keith Obure, EABL Foundation manager.
Mr. Obure further revealed that the Foundation was looking forward to expanding beyond the East African regional markets. "We are in liaison with relevant stakeholders with a view to getting into markets like Rwanda, Ethiopia and Southern Sudan."
EABL Foundation Scholarship program started in 2001 as Guinness Strathmore Scholarships but it was later expanded to cover the entire region in order to allow more students to apply.
Successful applicants in the last five years have been accepted to Strathmore University, University of Nairobi, University Dar el Salaam, Makerere University among others.
Paul Ochieng', Strathmore Research and Consultancy representative and the university's Dean of Student, thanked the EABL Foundation for their contribution as he received a cheque worth KShs19 Million for this year's intake from the Foundation.
He further appealed to other corporates to join in to improve the education sector in the country.
To date close to 140 students have been awarded with the EABL Foundation Scholarships, worth over Kshs 130 Million in the last nine years.
Applications for Strathmore University to study Business, Commerce and Information Technology will close on 11th June 2010 while those wishing to study Engineering or Food Science in the Public Universities have until 23rd July 2010 to apply.
Students who completed their secondary education in 2008 and have been invited to join any public universities can apply while those who sat for their exams in 2009 and want to attend a private university will be eligible for Strathmore.
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Adiva Restaurant
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- Telephone:
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Any excuse to eat humus for dinner is going to be a goody! This place ended up turning out some delicious surprises as well as being great value for money.
We booked out a big table for a friend's birthday and the staff were very accommodating for some extra friends that drifted in. It is BYO with £1.50 corkage so with some tesco prosecco on hand we were ready for a great night. We chose the...more
Loved every bit of it. They have Lebanese, Turkish and a mix. I had lentil soup and chicken kebab and I forget other stuff. Some tea also. You don't get Turkish tea here. That was the only disappointment. But everything else was great. During lunch time there is only one waiter and he is very efficient. He managed to serve the entire restaurant during that afternoon. There were about 8 tables...more
Popped into Adiva late one Sunday night, after the Jack the Ripper tour which ends near Spitalfields. So the first thing in their favor is that they are open late. They offer a wide range of middle eastern dishes, and my food was alright. Nothing super great, but still enjoyable.
They had a nice ambiance, featuring all kinds of interesting lamps, couches, and a large hookah--not sure if...more
I am really surprised at the other reviews! We have ordered from Adiva on just-eat and have been absolutely delighted each and every time.
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FREEHOLD – Thirty-three cadets graduated from the Monmouth County Police Academy and are now headed to serve as police officers in towns across New Jersey, the county announced in a news release.
The 83rd academy class completed more than 800 hours of training this year.
"Just like the men and women of our various law enforcement divisions who stepped up over the past six weeks in the wake of super storm Sandy, I have no doubt that you will step up, too," Freeholder Director John Curley told the officers at the graduation ceremony.
Six graduates were given awards in areas including academia, marksmanship, physical training and merit.
"Through dedication and hard work you all have successfully completed training and attained certification as law enforcement officers," Sheriff Shaun Golden told the officers at the graduation ceremony. "I commend you for a job well done and wish you much success as you embark on a career in law enforcement."
The following graduates received awards:
- Troy D. Hartsgrove - Academic Award
- Marc P. Sokolow - Marksmanship Award
- Jason L. Lapham - Physical Training Award
- Sean Duggan - Traffic Officers Association Award
- Jason L. Lapham - Outstanding Trainee Award
- Marcio D. Amaro - Merit Award
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