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The Cayman Islands are famously a destination for scuba diving and snorkelling, their clear seas a living aquarium home to vibrantly coloured tropical fish and inquisitive stingrays. Underwater naturalists come to the islands to see populations of large Nassau Grouper, and the islands are one of the few remaining areas in the Caribbean where they are known to spawn.
Brightly coloured schools of numerous Snapper species, Parrotfish, Blennies, Barracuda, Butterflyfish and Moray Eels live in and around the reefs.
Large shimmering Silver Tarpon can be easily seen close inshore at many of the snorkelling sites, as well as Electric Blue Angelfish and several types of Nudibranch – colourful sea slugs that live on the coral. Lucky divers may even see a group of majestic Eagle Rays flying along the reef wall.
The beauty of the marine environment in the Cayman Islands is enhanced by lack of pollution, the proximity of deep water close offshore and a lack of rivers running into the sea which reduces the amount of slit and sediment that could otherwise cloud the waters.
This is one of the factors that contributes to Cayman having some of the healthiest coral reefs left in the Caribbean, and it's why Little Cayman is home to the Central Caribbean Marine Institute (
Government regulations have been in place for many years so that all three islands have designated areas where fishing is restricted or forbidden. This allows for the replenishment and preservation of the marine environment. These regulations also prohibit the taking of certain species at all times, and aim to prevent damage being done to the fragile structure of the coral reefs and imposes limits on the size of various fish species that can be caught legally.
The islands may be small, but even on land they offer a surprising amount of nature and wildlife. Habitats of evergreen thickets and woodland as well as mangrove and seasonal swamp are home to many birds and insects, and cave systems shelter several species of bats. In winter the islands are a stop-over for many species of migratory birds including Yellow-Bellied Sapsuckers and Indigo Buntings and more than two dozen species of Warblers that come from North America. Tree species that are commonly found on the islands include the magnificent Silver Thatch – the islands' national palm tree, which has evolved to tolerate the salt rich spray from the sea. Other notable trees include the Seagrape, West Indian Cedars, Tamarinds and hardwoods including Mahogany and Mastic Trees.
Visitors to any of the three islands are likely to spot iguanas – most commonly the Green Iguanas (Iguana iguana) which are not native to the islands but are thriving.
Cayman's own, unique, and critically endangered Blue Iguana (Cyclura lewisi) has been brought back from the brink of extinction thanks to conservation efforts and a breeding programme which can be visited at the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park on Grand Cayman.
Another way to get close to the natural treasures of Cayman is to take the two mile Mastic Trail which goes through several different natural habitats including Black Mangrove wetland, palm forest and dry forest. In June you may be lucky enough to spot Cayman's national flower - the endemic wild Banana Orchid (Myrmecophila thomsoniana). Native Cayman parrots (Amazona leucocephala caymanensis) and Caribbean doves can also be seen on the trail. Grand Cayman is also home to the very rare Ghost Orchid (Dendrophylax fawcettii).
The Mastic Trail is also a good place to look out for butterflies with about sixty species found on the islands, of which five are found only here - including one of the smallest butterflies in the world – the Cayman Pygmy Blue (Brephidium exilis thompsoni). The Pygmy Blue was thought to be extinct until it was rediscovered in 2002.
On Cayman Brac there are areas of the island with a decidedly wild feel, home to mysterious caves and thick forest. The terrain is very rugged in parts and should be explored with good strong shoes and plenty of sun protection and water.
Several large caves – once used as hurricane shelters by residents – are accessible on foot and some of Cayman's nine bat species can sometimes be seen clinging to the roofs. The middle of the island is home to the National Trust Parrot Reserve which is the best place to spot the Cayman Brac Parrot (Amazona leucocephala hesterna). Found only on the Brac this small parrot is a sub-species of the Cuban parrot, but it has the smallest range of any parrot in the world. Small groups, or family flocks can be heard whistling in the trees, though they can be elusive to spot.
A visit to Cayman's highest point, the Bluff on Cayman Brac (41 metres) is a chance to see nesting brown boobies which can be approached quite closely with care, and an opportunity to see the rugged cliffscape surrounded by open ocean stretching to the horizon.
Little Cayman has several good bird-watching sites as well as the Booby Pond nature reserve home to the western hemisphere's largest breeding colony of Red-Footed Boobies.
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Warm water, Great visibility, Pristine reefs, year round, from US $1355 - US $1990 (7 days) ex flights
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Warm water, Great visibility, Pristine reef in Grand Cayman, from US $1400 - US $2500 (7 days) ex flights
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Ocean front condo,fully equipped,private baths, from US $256 per apartment per night
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Island overview private nature tours of Grand Cayman, from US $300 - US $450 (half day - 1 day)
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Premier dive resort located on tropical Little Cayman, from US $161 - US $276 per accommodation per night
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The question of how to secure accountability and access to an effective remedy for victims in cases of gross human rights abuses involving business enterprises has long been an issue in discussions about business and human rights.
In February 2011, the then Special Representative of the Secretary General ("SRSG") on human rights and transnational corporations and other business enterprises, Professor John Ruggie, noted that further clarification of standards relating to appropriate investigation, punishment and redress where business enterprises cause or contribute to such abuses, as well as what constitutes effective, proportionate and dissuasive sanctions are warranted. The former SRSG repeated this call in his opening remarks as Chair of the first UN Forum on Business and Human Rights held in Geneva on 3-5 December 2012.
Study on the effectiveness of domestic judicial mechanisms
In light of the OHCHR's mandate to promote and protect human rights, including in the area of business and human rights, OHCHR intends to commence a process of conceptual, normative and practical clarification of key issues aimed at creating a fairer and more effective system of domestic law remedies to address corporate liability for gross human rights abuses. This is done with a view to enable more effective and comprehensive implementation of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights through enhanced preventative and remedial measures.
To launch such a process, OHCHR in May 2013 commissioned Dr. Jennifer Zerk to prepare a study on the effectiveness of domestic judicial mechanisms in relation to business involvement in gross human rights abuses. This study identifies barriers to accessing justice at domestic level, and the effects of differences in domestic approaches on the way that domestic remedial systems are used in practice. Based on the findings, the study sets out recommendations for areas for further enquiry.
The study finds that present arrangements for preventing, detecting and remedying cases of business involvement in gross human rights abuses are not working well: victims in many cases fail to get effective redress, States face un-even patterns of use of remedial mechanisms, and companies have to operate in an environment of great legal uncertainty and lack a level playing field. To begin to address some of the barriers and challenges, the study recommends that a consultative, multi-stakeholder process of clarification be launched. This consultative process would be carried out in two parts, comprising a consultative process aimed at clarifying key issues of principles and policies, and a process to identify models of best state practice in relation to function of domestic judicial mechanisms.
The study also identifies an urgent need for a renewed focus on the area of criminal law enforcement, given the apparently very low levels of activity by domestic law enforcement bodies, which also seem to be limited to a very small number of states. It therefore includes recommendations for additional work to be undertaken specifically with domestic law enforcement and prosecution bodies, to better understand the legal, political and practical challenges they face, and to help build local enforcement know-how and capacity.
Next steps – consultation process
OHCHR invites all interested stakeholders to make submissions in writing on the issues identified in the study as requiring further clarification (see issues listed in Chapter 5, section 5.2.1)
Submissions can be sent to OHCHR at firstname.lastname@example.com. Please note that the deadline for inputs has been extended until 30 June 2014.
OHCHR intends to convene a multi-stakeholder consultation based on the study recommendations and the submissions received in the second half of 2014.
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About the author
Jennifer Zerk is a writer, researcher, analyst and teacher specializing in business and human rights. A former commercial lawyer, she now works mainly in the area of regulatory analysis and reform and is a leading expert on international and cross-border regulatory issues. She has written extensively on regulatory problems and issues relating to business and human rights and is the author of "Multinationals and Corporate Social Responsibility" (Cambridge University Press, 2006), one of the first book-length explorations of the international law background to the social and environmental regulation of multinational companies.
DISCLAIMER: This study was commissioned by OHCHR from Dr. Jennifer Zerk to enhance the understanding of legal and practical issues related to domestic law remedies for cases of corporate involvement in gross human rights abuses. The contents of this paper do not necessarily reflect the views of OHCHR.
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Holiday Inn Downtown Manhattan Hotel, New York City
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Reviews - Holiday Inn Downtown Manhattan Hotel
- Age Group: 51 - 60
- From: United States
- Traveller type: Adventurer
- Age Group: 26 - 30
- From: Ireland
- Traveller type: Budget Traveller
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Historical Traveller Reviews of Holiday Inn Downtown Manhattan Hotel
Great Locationfrom Bobbie43
The staff at the Holiday Inn were friendly and helpful. The only thing lacking is the size of the bathrooms [miniscule]. We had a "suite" which consisted of a large open room with a very comfortable sofa, a table and 4 chairs, and extra chairs for entertaining. Room Service was very quick in their delivery [within 20 minutes].
We had trouble getting a cab in front of the hotel. We walked a block to Canal, and found cabs easily. The Canal Street station of the subway is on the corner of Canal and Lafayette, one block from the hotel.
If this is the kind of weekend that you enjoy, I would recommend the Holiday Inn.
bad attitudes AND servicefrom A TripAdvisor Member
Still recommending it to friendsfrom A TripAdvisor Member
I would not recommend this hotel for anyone who wants opulence and indulgence, or who isn't used to urban hustle and bustle. I would recommend it for anyone who wants a standard hotel that happens to be in a great location, has friendly employees and clean, well-appointed rooms.
great summer deal,great downtown location,great hotel!from A TripAdvisor Member
Immaculate hotel, friendly servicefrom A TripAdvisor Member
Great Location! Great Servicefrom Csustudent
Friendly Staff--Comfortable Roomfrom A TripAdvisor Member
Decent hotel in Chinatown/Soho -- no complaints.from moonflower68
Travelers who enjoy (or at least don't mind) Chinatown -- or who generally enjoy the artsy/ethnic neighborhoods of Lower Manhattan (which is "Downtown," in NYC parlance) -- this is a decent, affordable, and interesting lodging option in NYC.
We had a king room. Small and a tight fit for 2 people, but this is standard in NYC, even at higher-end hotels like the Hilton (where we have also stayed). The room and bathroom were clean and well-kept. The bathroom was nicely renovated -- good counter space and unusually good plumbing.
We did not try the hotel restaurant or bar. The hotel is surrounded by an abundance of multi-ethnic dining options. Even though we love Chinese food, we ended up eating most of our meals in various casual French restaurants/bistros close by. Endless choices for food lovers in this neighborhood.
We found the hotel staff to be helpful. They arranged for a town car to take us to LaGuardia Airport for a flat rate of $30 (a great deal for a town car -- comparable to a cab fare in good traffic).
The hotel's fitness center is the New York Health Club 2 blocks away.
We had no complaints and would stay at this hotel again if we're looking for lodging in this part of Manhattan.
t believe the Descriptionfrom A TripAdvisor Member
Counter Staff very helpful.
No complaints!from A TripAdvisor Member
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Attitude A lot has been said about attitude from New Yorkers and over the last few years I've always defended them and disputed this urban myth. Now however its les of a myth and can be seen everywhere. Not neecessarily in your face but just watch out - particalarly in the service sector.
River Cafe One of the absolute top dining experiences in NYC and probably beyond. I've eaten in some of the top restaurants around the world and the food here was excellent. Service is first class, very efficient, attentive yet not too snobby as is often the case with places of this ilk. Try the tasting menu, wonderfully presented and makes the meal into an experience. Wine list good but not huge and some very reasonably priced wines as well as those at the higher end. So much for the food and service. What really sets this place apart is the setting which looks from Brooklyn back across to Manhattan island. Absolutely stunning ! And pretty much every single seat has a view of the city. If you splash out on one meal in NYC this should be top of your list for an unforgettable experience and exquisite food.
Don't miss it, I almost did I absolutely stumbled across Lomabardi's pizzaria at 32 Spring Street in "Little Italy". Great service and a pizza that will satisfy your search for the "BEST PIZZA".
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- Address: 138 Lafayette Street - New York City - New York - 10013 - United States
"Location, Location, Location" - Sparkle
"Friendly atmosphere & great value" - Fiona O'Farrell
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Kaley Cuoco, Ryan Sweeting Wedding: Watch The Couple's Hysterical Mock Marriage Ceremony Here! (VIDEO)
Kaley Cuoco really doesn't like to waste any time! After getting engaged to boyfriend Ryan Sweeting just a matter of weeks after their first date, the 27-year-old Big Bang Theory star surprised fans once again with her spontaneous spirit when she decided to tie the knot with the tennis star on live TV — well, kind of.
According to reports, the actress visited Ellen DeGeneres on her talk show to discuss a few of her favorite things — including her 26-year-old beau. "I'm very, very happy," Cuoco squeaked. "Life is so good. I cannot even tell you. We are so happy." The actress glowed are she talked about her relationship with Sweeting.
"How long have you known him?" the talk show host asked. Cuoco admitted that her romance with the Florida native had unraveled rather quickly. "It's newer. It's newer. It's looking a little crazy to some people," she said. DeGeneres than comforted the star by confessing she had also found herself in the same situation 9 years ago with her wife Portia de Rossi. "When you feel it, you know it."
Cuoco then shared how she and her future husband met. "I had kind of an interesting situation over the summer. And I was kind of in a weird place. A very close mutual friend of ours had said, 'Have you met this guy Ryan?' I was just not in a good place to meet anyone. I said I'm taking time away from love for awhile — it was very sad."
But despite her original mindset and nerves, Cuoco had dinner with the man who would one day meet her at the altar. "We go and have a diner date and we're still on our first date. He never went home!" Yes, that's right! Sweeting hasn't been back to Florida since he met Cuoco. "He had back surgery right when I met him, that's what he was slightly coming out here for, to meet with his doctor, and I kind of nursed him back to health. You know by day two I was like, oh my God. It was so unbelievable. I said, this is it, this is it," Cuoco recalled.
That's when DeGeneres had the bright idea that Cuoco and her soon-to-be-hubby should stop waiting for the big day and get married right now — in her studio! Thirty seconds later, Cuoco was sporting a tennis ball veil and saying "I do" to Sweeting in front of DeGeneres' writer who had been ordained.
Watch the adorable mock wedding here and let us know what you think about Cuoco and Sweeting's love story! How soon is too soon to get married? Sound off in the comments section below!


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Science fiction meets samurai in this epic seven-issue adventure with covers by Andrew C. Robinson(The Fifth Beatle) and interior art by Nelson Blake II (Witchblade, The Darkness).
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Danny Knicely is a multi-talented musician and music producer from the Shenandoah valley of Virginia. He is constantly active performing and recording his own music and working with other musicians and dancers. He also teaches and presents concerts. For a full bio check out the "Bio" page.
Explore all of Danny's activities here on his website, and join Danny's mailing list to keep up with his upcoming appearances.
New Album "Waltz for Aimee"
Danny Knicely's new release, "Waltz for Aimee", focuses on the true and natural tone of exquisitely fine acoustic instruments in the hands of master musicians. Danny plays a vintage D-18 Martin guitar and is accompanied by flat-picker extraodinaire Wyatt Rice, rhythm/lead guitarist for the Tony Rice Unit, and twice named International Bluegrass Music Association's bassist of the year, Mark Schatz, from Nickel Creek and the Claire Lynch Band. The album features old-time flat-picking, open string swing, dreadnaught jazz, and includes cameo performances by Danny on mandolin and vocals. Recorded by Les Thompson, founding member of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, the sound reproduction is accurate and captures the energy and groove of the trio. The album is now available on compact disc and for digital downloads on the "Store" page.
Don't miss a rare opportunity to see these exceptional musicians perform this music live in concert at limited showings in Virginia during the first week of September.
Sept. 4 - Waterford Old School Waterford, VA (buy tickets $15)
Sept. 5 - Lime Kiln Theater Lexington, VA (free)
Sept. 6 - Ashland Coffee & Tea Ashland, VA (call 804-798-1702 for tickets $18 advance, $22 @ door)
Sept. 7 - Court Square Theater Harrisonburg, VA (buy tickets $16 advance, $18 @ door)
The Meaning of Buckdance is a collaborative dance piece exploring the connections between flatfooting/clogging, tap, and urban dance featuring members of Urban Artistry, Good Foot Dance Company, and tap dancer Baakari Wilder. The show debuted at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts last fall and traveled to Russia in August 2014 on a tour sponsored by the US Department of State. Performances and workshops were held in Yekaterinburg as part of "City Day", a festival to celebrate the town's 291st birthday and in the city of Perm as part of the Ves' Zakamsk Street Dance festival.
"The Meaning of Buckdance" will be presented at Danny Knicely's annual Winter concert at Franklin Park Performing Arts Center in Purcellville, Virginia on January 31, 2015.


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'In Orbit' Installation / Tomás Saraceno
A gigantic installation work by Tomás Saraceno, entitled "in orbit," was just assembled last week in the Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen in Germany. At a height of more than 20 meters above the piazza of the K21 Ständehaus, Saraceno has suspended a net construction within which visitors can move, apparently weightlessly. Saraceno's net construction, which is accessible on three levels, resembles a cloud landscape: those bold enough to clamber high into the web set beneath the glass cupola perceive the museum visitors far below them from the lofty heights as tiny figures in a model world. The installation will be up until September 7th. More images and architects' description after the break.
Gas and Steam Power Plant Winning Proposal / Henn
Henn recently won the architectural competition for the gas and steam power plant in Wedel, Germany. The new power station is positioned to the north of the river bank to allow the uninterrupted riverside promenade passage open to the public. While the majority of the existing station has been demolished, individually striking industrial relics and architecturally significant elements, such as the listed machine hall, are retained and put to cultural use. More images and architects' description after the break.
Kulturbau / Benthem Crouwel Architects
Architects: Benthem Crouwel Architects
Location: Casinostraße 21, 56068 Koblenz, Germany
Project Team: Markus Sporer, Marcel Blom, Anna Gerlach, Noortje ter Heege, Tina Kortmann, Sascha Rullkötter, Cornelius Wens, Sander Vijgen, Benedikt Krienen, Anna Böll, Frank Deltrap
Year: 2013
Photographs: Thomas Eicken
TOR 149 / Graft Architects
Architects: Graft Architects
Location: Ackerstraße, Berlin, Germany
Year: 2012
Photographs: Tobias Hein
Aachenmünchener Headquarters / Kadawittfeldarchitektur
Architects: Kadawittfeldarchitektur
Location: Borngasse, 52064 Aachen, Germany
Project Manager: Stefan Haass, Jascha Klusen
Area: 29050.0 sqm
Year: 2010
Photographs: Jens Kirchner
When Projects Go Sour: 3 Architects' Candid Interview
In a recent interview, Spiegel speaks candidly with three architects who have one thing in common: projects in Germany plagued by severe delays and spiralling costs. Christoph Ingenhoven is head of Ingenhoven Architects, designers of train station Stuttgart 21. Meinhard von Gerkan of Gerkan, Marg and Partners is responsible for the Berlin Brandenburg International Airport, and finally Pierre de Meuron represents Herzog & de Meuron, designers of Hamburg's Elbphilharmonie.
These projects are well known in Germany as much for their designs as for their construction costs, and Spiegel is not shy about getting to the bottom of these controversies. Of course, the architects themselves have their own ideas about the bad press (namely that they're being unjustly blamed). Meinhard von Gerkan, for example, says:
"It's a big mistake to voluntarily serve as a figurehead, because then everyone knows whom to target. We are these figureheads, not the clients and not the construction companies. And we are liable for everything."
More of these gems from the architects, after the break….
Torre David – Informal Vertical Communities Exhibition
Organized by ETH Zurich Department of Architecture and Urban Design, with Alfredo Billembroug & Hubert Klumpner of Urban-Think Tank, the 'Torre David – Informal Vertical Communities' exhibition is an adaptation and evolution of the installation on Torre David that was presented at the 2012 Biennale di Venezia, where it was awarded the Golden Lion. Taking place at Aedes Berlin from July 12-August 29, the Torre David project will be presented in an extended format and will include new research on the intersection between verticality and informal communities. More information on the exhibition after the break.
Call for Projects: Urban Intervention Award Berlin 2013 & Urban Living Award 2013
For the second time, the Berlin Senate Department of Urban Development and the Environment is opening a Europe-wide call for projects for the Urban Intervention Award Berlin. For the first time, this prize is being offered in collaboration with Deutsche Wohnen AG and will for this reason be expanded to include the new Urban Living Award. Deutsche Wohnen AG will award prize money in the amount of €3,000 to the winners of the two categories in the Urban Intervention Award Berlin, 'Build' and 'Temporary', as well as the winner of the Urban Living Award. Interested architects can submit their work by August 24. For more information, please visit here.
Pünktchen / Güth & Braun Architekten + DYNAMO Studio
Architects: DYNAMO Studio, Güth & Braun Architekten
Location: Germany
Architect In Charge: S. Braun, D. Güth
Interior Design: S. S. Rothenberger, K. Mainka, S. Braun
Facade Design: DYNAMO Studio
Grafic Design: M. Scherer
Area: 300.0 sqm
Year: 2011
Photographs: P. Wünstel
Forum at the Eckenberg Academy / Ecker Architekten
Architects: Ecker Architekten
Location: Adelsheim, Germany
Client: Baden-Württemberg Department of Property and Construction – Heilbronn Office
Area: 1000.0 sqm
Year: 2013
Photographs: Brigida Gonzalez, John Ruffolo, Image Agency
Sports Hall Zehlendorfer Welle / KSP Jürgen Engel Architekten
Architects: KSP Jürgen Engel Architekten
Location: Freie Schule Anne-Sophie Berlin, Clayallee 328, 14169 Berlin-Zehlendorf, Germany
Year: 2012
Photographs: Jan Bitter
s.Oliver Headquarters / KSP Jürgen Engel Architekten
Architects: KSP Jürgen Engel Architekten
Location: s.Oliver-Straße 1, Gewerbegebiet Industrieplan, 97228 Rottendorf, Germany
Year: 2008
Photographs: Jean-Luc Valentin
Brunnenstrasse 9 / Brandlhuber
Architects: Brandlhuber
Location: Brunnenstraße 9, 10119 Berlin, Germany
Project Architect: Thomas Banek, Silvia Farris, Christian Geisser, Tobias Hönig, Andrjana Ivanda, Katharina Janowski, Chrissie Muhr, Jan Winterstein
Area: 1353.0 sqm
Year: 2010
Photographs: Nathan Willock, Michael Reisch, Courtesy of Brandlhuber+ Emde, ERA, Schneider
Domäne Hildesheim / agn Niederberghaus & Partner GmbH
Architects: agn Niederberghaus & Partner GmbH
Location: Hildesheim, Germany
Project Manager: T. Pesch
Area: 6370.0 sqm
Year: 2012
Photographs: Olaf Mahlstedt, Andreas Hartmann
Martino-Katharineum High School / KSP Jürgen Engel Architekten
Architects: KSP Jürgen Engel Architekten
Location: Breite Straße 3, 38100 Brunswick, Germany
Area: 56400.0 sqm
Year: 2011
Photographs: Klemens Ortmeyer
Technical Schools Steinfurt / agn Niederberghaus & Partner GmbH
Architects: agn Niederberghaus & Partner GmbH
Location: Steinfurt, Germany
Area: 10,900 sqm
Year: 2011
Photographs: Jörg Albano-Müller
Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm Centre / Max Dudler
Architects: Max Dudler
Location: Berlin, Germany
Area: 37460.0 sqm
Year: 2009
Photographs: Stefan Müller


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This article is reprinted from the National Adoption Information Clearinghouse (NAIC) Web site, an excellent resource for parents with questions about adoption.
Once prospective adoptive parents apply to adopt a child (whether they apply to an agency, an attorney or facilitator, or directly to the court in an independent adoption), the laws of all 50 states and the District of Columbia require that the applicants undergo a homestudy. This process involves education and preparation as well as the gathering of information about the prospective parents. Ideally, the homestudy helps to build a partnership between the adoption social worker and the applicants.
Individuals who seek to adopt may face the entire process with tender egos and mounting anxiety that they will not be approved. Armed with accurate information, however, prospective parents can face the homestudy experience with confidence and the excitement that should accompany the prospect of welcoming a child into the family.
There is no set format that adoption agencies use to conduct home studies. They must follow the general regulations of their state, but they have the freedom to develop their own application packet, policies, and procedures within those regulations. Some agencies will have prospective parents attend one or several group orientation sessions or a series of training classes before they complete an application. Others will have their social worker start by meeting with family members individually and then ask that they attend educational meetings later on. Usually agency staff members are glad to answer any questions and to guide applicants through the process.
The homestudy itself is a written report of the findings of the social worker who has met with the applicants on several occasions, both individually and together, usually at the social worker's office. At least one meeting will occur in the applicant's home. If there are other people living in the home, they also will be interviewed by the social worker.
On average the homestudy process takes three to six months to complete, but it can take longer through public agencies or less time through non-licensed facilitators. The homestudy process, the contents of the written homestudy report, and the time it will take to complete vary from state to state and from agency to agency. In general, the following information is included in the homestudy:


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Holiday Market
You can never have too much fancy cheese and jams and all that jazz on hand during the holiday season, whether it's to gift to someone or to eat on your own because it's too cold to venture outdoors to find food. Either way, plan on heading to the annual Holiday Market at Aksarben Village, sponsored by the Omaha Farmers Market. This outdoor market is on December 6 and 7, from 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. http://www.omahaholidaymarket.com/
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Ploughshare Brewing Company in Lincoln recently released their first four specially brewed beers. This new brewery has big plans for the future, so the next time you're in Lincoln you may want to stop by and grab a beer...
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Any proper crisp fall afternoon should include a leisurely stroll, crunching through the leaves on the streets of Dundee. That said, any dewy spring day or hot summer night should include a similar scenario.
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And where in the world can you find all of this under one roof? Specifically, under the roof of a charismatic turn of the century house now known as Marks Bistro.
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A Taste of Asia Thanksgiving
Taste of Asia invites everyone to head to their restaurant on Thanksgiving to enjoy some turkey pho, but not until after they first provide meals to some community members who need help. Volunteers are welcome to help Taste of Asia feed the less fortunate. http://tofakitchen.com/
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When Dallas' political elite need a win, Carol Reed cheers them on and calls the plays
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LAMB OF GOD @ FILLMORE AUDITORIUM |12/10/12 The highpoint of Lamb of God's set came somewhere around the midpoint, when after projecting pictures the band's fans in the military on the twin screens flanking drummer Chris Adler, Randy Blythe dedicated "Now You've Got Something to Die For" to the men ... More >>
Lamb of God started in 1990 as an instrumental metal band called Burn the Priest. But it wasn't until 1995, after recording a few demos and playing countless house parties, that the band recruited singer Randy Blythe and started developing into the band you would recognize today as Lamb of God. With ... More >>
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Medical marijuana activist John Tracey acted on two eminently reasonable beliefs late last July. The result? He got busted. Belief 1: That a Black Sabbath concert would provide a mother lode of support for a petition to put a referendum on medical marijuana on this fall's ballot. Belief 2: That the ... More >>
Small acts of defiance have sometimes sparked political infernos. December 1955: Seamstress Rosa Parks refuses to sit in the back of the bus and touches off the Montgomery bus boycott. August 1980: Electrician Lech Walesa hops a fence at the Gdansk shipyards and goes on to lead a strike that opens a ... More >>
Medical marijuana activist John Tracey was arrested (see video, below) in the parking lot of Cruzan Amphitheatre before Wednesday night's Black Sabbath concert in West Palm Beach. He was attempting to gather signatures for a petition to allow a referendum on medical marijuana on Florida's 2014 ballo ... More >>
Lisa RabStanding in the pouring rain in one of the wealthiest enclaves in the country, the man in the Gators cap did not mince words. "I'm not issue-specific, because there are so many things fucked up right now about how our country is managing itself."And so the Occupy movement came to the Tow ... More >>
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Hotel Erzherzog Rainer
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Check-in: from 02:00 p.m.
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Set in the 4th district of Vienna, the traditional Hotel Erzherzhog Rainer is the ideal place to enjoy Vienna history. Let yourself be enchanted by its historical flair. The privately run hotel enjoys a central position and can therefore be reached easily by car and public transport.
The renovated and well-kept hotel rooms partly face the quiet courtyard. Each one is equipped with a mini-bar, flatscreen TV with free Sky programs, radio, telephone, WiFi (free of charge) and a safe.
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- Total rooms: 84
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After a bit of annoyance with nevow:attr, I did figure out how one works with it, but in doing so, I found what seems to me to be a far more reasonable approach. Rather than having an extra nevow:attr tag, with a slot inside it that you fill from your render method, you can simply alter the tag in your render method directly using its attributes field:
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Charles, which launched brunch back in August, has announced that Jason Zukas will fill in for its executive chef Kristine Mana-ay while shes on maternity leave. Zukas, a self-taught Queens native, was previously a chef at Andr Balazss Sunset Beach on Shelter Island, and won the second-season premiere of Chopped. Before that, he worked at Ouest, La Bottega, and Blue Water Grill.
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Photos and Description of this 3 bedroom holiday cottage in Ipswich - Snug Harbor, 44 River Rd
3 Bedrooms, 1 Bathroom W/ Shower, 1/2 Bathroom Second Floor, Sleeps 6+
Beachfront cottage on Little Neck Beach, facing Ipswich River and across from Crane's 'whitesand' Beach, with views to Ipswich Bay (Atlantic Ocean). Three bedroom cottage sleeps 6+. Large 40 foot glass enclosed porch to watch boating activity and beautiful view of Cranes Beach across the Ipswich River. Walk a short path to Little Neck Beach. 1 1/2 baths and a full kitchen with glass top range, microwave, dishwasher, washer & dryer. Equipped with Comcast cable. Interior has fieldstone fireplace and tavern-style booth for dining, as well as table/chairs on the bright airy porch.
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It's a big week for music in St. Louis. LouFest brings a barrage of artists to Forest Park while Pü Fest simultaneously congregates bands from near and far at Empire Hall. Besides that, there's plenty to look forward to all week, including the Breeders, Inspectah Deck and more. Read on for our crit ... More >>
Some facts as I know them at deadline: Two are dead and dozens are injured after a high speed chase along Red River Street. in downtown Austin, Texas last night. After being pulled over by police for a suspected DWI, the vehicle sped off against traffic, crashed through a barricade and plowed throug ... More >>
After spending eight years touring and recording with one of the best -- if not the best -- rock & roll units around, Drive-By Truckers' Shonna Tucker decided to step down as the band's bass player in 2011 to go home and chill out for a while. After touring relentlessly, recording DBT albums almost ... More >>
Next weekend looks pretty awesome, though anything does when an extended weekend awaits most of us thanks to Memorial Day. Keep that extra sleep time in mind while slogging through the work week and affording yourself some time to enjoy visits from acts like Andrew W.K., Soundgarden and El Ten Eleve ... More >>
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Pieter M Van HattemTo surrender to the sway of the Black Keys is to worship at the altar of the Riff. The Riff is holy; the Riff is sacred; the Riff may seem simple but is, in fact, really, really fucking awesome. If you can't get down to Dan Auerbach's thick, fuzzy blues riffs and Patrick Ca ... More >>
In this week's issue, Annie Zaleski heralds the arrival of In Concert: KSHE and 40 Years of Rock in St. Louis, a scrapbook of the area's latter-day music history. Reading "Raised on Radio" put a few of us locals in a nostalgic state of mind, inspiring an e-mail frenzy of the KSHE Klassics o ... More >>
9 p.m. Tuesday, June 9. The Firebird, 2706 Olive Street.
Remember that horrific wreck July 15 when a tractor-trailer slammed into stopped traffic on Highway 40? The wreck killed three people and injured fifteen others. The driver of the truck -- Jeffrey Knight of Muscle Shoals, Alabama -- escaped uninjured. West County EMS and Fire, via stltoday.com ... More >>
8 p.m. Sunday, January 14. Pageant (6161 Delmar Boulevard).
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UKTV's Alibi collars US detective series
UKTV has picked up the exclusive rights to US detective drama Rizzoli & Isles from Warner Bros.
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