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What: A MeriTalk study called "Shared Serviced: Ready or Not?" The study was underwritten by ServiceNow. MeriTalk conducted in-person surveys with 138 federal IT professionals at a January event, 76 percent from civilian agencies and 24 percent from defense and intelligence agencies; 67 percent of those surveyed held IT roles.
Why: The White House defines shared services as an IT function that is provided for consumption by multiple organizations within or between federal agencies. Nearly 75 percent of respondents said shared services are a strategic initiative for their agency CIOs in the coming year, and 96 percent believe it should be. Just over half of agencies are using shared services, while 44 percent are actually providing services – cloud computing, for example – to other agencies.
Yet the survey suggests current shared services are haphazardly organized. Only about 40 percent of agencies have defined goals and objectives, and only 32 percent have established -level agreements. Even fewer, only 16 percent, have developed a financial model and chargeback system to position their IT systems as a broker of any such services. Culture, security, procurement, cost savings quantification and infrastructure are all viewed as barriers to improved shared services by respondents.
The potential, however, is great. Those surveyed felt shared services could save 34 percent of the total federal IT budget, the equivalent of $27.9 billion.
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...and it was awesome.
SG's placement letter for ballet arrived early August(ish) bearing news that surprised me: She was promoted to Level 1... and she was eligible to audition for KCB's production of The Nutcracker.
Whoa boy.
She read the letter and for about six weeks, she talked about the upcoming audition on a daily basis. And for about six weeks, I tried to encourage her while reigning her in, just a little.
I did theatre through high school and college, and while performing is one of the most brilliant highs I've ever known, getting to the stage can be brutal. I will never forget my first rejection that had nothing to do with my ability: I wasn't "cute" enough. I was 19. The girl who got cast looked like Selena Gomez with giant boobs. I'm not ugly but I don't think anyone would describe me as "cute." You can't improve on cuteness.
Yeah, a decade later, it still stings a little (I nailed that audition, y'all).
I'm not naive enough to believe that just because my child is seven, she can't be disappointed and hurt. The Nutcracker isn't a little recital piece. It's not a school show. It's serious production and a Big Damn Deal, and I had serious reservations that my sweet SG would have a spot after eight ballet lessons -- six of which happened three months before her audition.
But she wanted to try and I wasn't going to stop her. I prepped her as best I could. Who knew musical theatre auditions could come in handy while parenting?: You mustn't be silly or distracted. They probably won't call you by your name, you'll get a number. Know your number. Listen for your number. They'll teach you part of the dance and you'll dance in a group, you may dance a few times. You may do the same thing over and over but you need to try your best each time. It's two hours. It's a long time but you need to pay attention even if it's not your turn.
What I didn't tell her: I think your chances of getting this are slim. There are girls that have been dancing since they were toddlers. It doesn't mean you're not good, it means you need more experience and you can try again next year if you want.
But she wanted it. And she was excited.
We got ready...
...and headed to the audition.
Two hours later, she burst out of the studio, threw her arms around my waist and, grinning from ear to ear announced, "That was fun!" "It was?" I asked. "Yes! I'm going to be an angel." She said it was total and utter confidence, complete assurance. "Maybe, sweetheart. They won't send the cast list out for a few weeks. We won't know for sure for a while. But you had fun and that's what matters." And we headed home to wait.
The parent meeting for the show was October 6. On October 4, I was getting our plans for the month together and it dawned on me that, probably, I wasn't going to need to factor in rehearsals. And then, at 10:33 am, this arrived in my inbox:
And, holy crap, she got it. She was an angel.
I called Mr. G. "I'm going to surprise her during lunch at school with flowers. Can you meet me?" He couldn't, but I promised to take pictures. I called her teacher to make sure it was okay to meet her at lunch with flowers. "DON'T SAY ANYTHING," I cautioned. I called my mom, "She got it. SHE. GOT. IT." "Take the email so she can see," Mom suggested. Oooh. Good idea. I printed everything. We ran to the store for hot pink roses (and a vanilla yogurt for X to busy himself with while I arranged flowers in the van).
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ok dont know what that wasPosted: Feb 13, 2007 12:00AM PST by Lastexit
but I googled it and it says:
Katsucon is a fan convention for anime, manga and Japanese culture enthusiasts. It is an annual three-day event held in or around Washington DC. Katsucon is traditionally held in February over Presidents' Day weekend.
I live too far away to even consider..
but have a good time sexy gurl!
noPosted: Feb 15, 2007 12:00AM PST by incrediblebrendan
i live too far away, sorry. look forward to the pics though!
skillsPosted: Feb 16, 2007 12:00AM PST by ckhris-sol-badguy
You're making that? Sweet. Can't wait to see it.
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Thanks, guys! I'm sorry it took so long to post, but you can now see my pics. Hopefully Otakon?


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Tuesday, September 22, 2015 at 9:15:00 am
Guilford County students will be the first in the south to benefit from the Say Yes to Education campaign.
The news came during an event Thursday morning attended by local and national Say Yes representatives.
Guilford County Schools beat out about two dozen others competing to win the Say Yes designation. The program originates from a New York-based nonprofit that partners with communities to help more kids get into and pay for college.
The announcement means that, beginning in 2016, Guilford high school seniors will be able to take advantage of scholarships that bridge the gap between what they can pay and the actual cost of tuition at public universities statewide. Several private universities have also signed on.
As part of the Thursday announcement, officials also noted new investment in the Guilford Say Yes initiative.
Local leaders needed to raise $28 million in private donations to qualify for the program. They've raised more than $32 million so far, with the latest pledge for $500,000 coming from HondaJet.
Students Help Keep Waterways Clean
Wednesday, September 16, 2015 at 10:20:00 am
For many Sept. 11 was a day to remember the horrible attack on the United States and its freedoms through thanking firefighters, first responders, law enforcement and military members. For students at Elkin Middle School it was a day to show appreciation through acts of community service.
Part of the day for seventh-graders included going off campus and out in the area to help others – one of those groups spent Friday morning assisting the local Watershed NOW group in marking 11 storm drains on Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital's property so people will know that anything going into those drains directly feeds into waterways without being filtered or treated.
The water drain marking efforts of Watershed NOW includes using yellow spray paint to put graphics next to the storm drains to get people's attention.
With four options for community service projects to participate in Friday, teacher Taylor Erickson said the seventh-graders ranked their interest in the projects on a Google form and then they were divided up for the activities. Options included the Watershed NOW project; cleaning the trails with the Elkin Valley Trails Association; volunteering for the day as a teacher's assistant at Elkin Elementary School; and the third option split students between cleaning fire trucks at Arlington Fire Department and working at The ARK and Tri-C Christian Crisis Ministries.
Eight-graders at the middle school also had Sept. 11 projects in which they participated around the school, including doing a car wash to benefit the school's backpack program which provides food for low-income students on the weekends, mulching in an outdoor classroom being constructed and making quilts to be sold as a fundraiser.
Erickson, who is this year's Elkin City Schools' Teacher of the Year, explained last year the Watershed NOW group led a creek clean up for the Sept. 11 day projects. Charles and Erickson are friends, and the relationship between the school and the environmental awareness group grew from there.
"I've been interested in the question as a Presbyterian pastor of how we can move from the sacredness of our baptismal water to the sacredness of all water," said Taylor, explaining how the Watershed NOW group was created. "I go to western North Carolina hiking and vacationing near the waterfalls there, and I fell in love with water.
"I believe in the sacredness of all water, and I don't think we can take clean water for granted," he said. "It is very dangerous to take clean water for granted, so we launched the community movement and preserving our water."
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Early College Gets High Marks
Tuesday, September 15, 2015 at 10:45:00 am
For the second year in a row, Robeson Early College High School has landed itself on Newsweek's annual "Beating the Odds" list that recognizes schools that prepare at-risk students for college.
The school was the highest ranked North Carolina school on the list — an achievement noted Tuesday at the Public Schools of Robeson County's monthly Board of Education meeting.
"They were 27th in the nation," said Linda Emanuel, assistant superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction. "In a report from last year, they were 47th."
According to newsweek.com, the "Beating the Odds" list recognizes schools that "do an excellent job of preparing their students for college while also overcoming the obstacles posed by students at an economic disadvantage."
The school has a student poverty rate of 77.4 percent, the list says.
According to the list of 500 schools, Robeson Early College prepared 92.9 percent of students for success in college.
"I just give all the credit to the students and the staff because they are the ones that do all of the hard work," said Sheila Gasque, principal of Robeson Early College High School. "I am privileged to be with them and I consider it an honor to be at Early College High School."
Tommy Lowry, superintendent of the Public Schools of Robeson County, said that he and the school system "are very proud at what's taking place there, from our students to our teachers to the administration."
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Craven County Schools Receives $1.5 Million Grant
Thursday, September 10, 2015 at 4:05:00 pm
Craven County Schools will receive a $1.5 million grant to invest in professional development for students of military families.
The grant will serve more than 3,000 K-12 military-associated students. It's part of a five-year program called "Strategies for Success."
The students come from 15 schools where the military-associated enrollment averages almost 35 percent. The school system serves students whose parents are assigned to Cherry Point
This is the third grant Craven County Schools have received from the Pentagon's Education Partnership Grant Program.
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East Forsyth Math Teacher Meets President Obama
Wednesday, September 9, 2015 at 4:20:00 pm
Julie Riggins, East Forsyth High School math teacher, was named a finalist for the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching in 2013, but it wasn't until this summer that Riggins and the other 107 teachers in the award class were able to meet with the president.
"My best days are when I can help a student see there is math outside the classroom."
Her success in the classroom led Riggins to the nomination for the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching, the highest honor conferred by the national government on science and math teachers.
"She's got that ability to make mathematics come alive for her students," said Velvet Simington, K-12 mathematics program director for the district. "She's very passionate about math. Her enthusiasm is infectious and she's able to inspire her students to really strive for excellence."
Simington nominated Riggins in 2013. The application process was rigorous. It required several pages of written responses on topics like leadership and instructional strategy.
Riggins also had to record a 45-minute video of her in the classroom. She chose a lesson that showed her students engaged and working together to find an equation that would pass through a series of provided points. They worked in groups and each group approached the problem a little differently, which is a sign of a good lesson, Riggins said.
"Unfortunately, I can't do a really great lesson like that every day, but I think every math teacher has a few of those lessons throughout the year, that spark students' interest and allow for some discovery learning," she said.
Riggins' application impressed. When it came time to select the two teachers who would represent North Carolina — one in science and one in math — Riggins made the cut.
With the award, which is administered by the National Science Foundation on behalf of The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, winners receive a $10,000 award from the National Science Foundation and a trip for two to Washington, D.C.
During that trip Riggins received the award's final perk: a certificate signed by President Barack Obama and a handshake from the man himself.
"He was very sincere," Riggins said. "He really made us feel like we had a very important job, to educate our students to get them ready to be able to have a job."
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5 NC Students Receive National Scholarship Award
Tuesday, August 25, 2015 at 4:10:00 pm
Five North Carolina students received a national honor Friday in the form of college scholarships.
Gov. Pat McCrory recognized the students and addressed them as they received Buick Achievers Scholarships.
The students each get $25,000 for school each year up to four years. Those in a qualified five-year engineering program are eligible for an additional year.
"I want to congratulate these students for their hard work and commitment to learning," McCrory said.
Lauren Chesnet, of Mount Airy, North Carolina, will continue her education at Appalachian State University this fall, majoring in industrial design.
Haley Sink, of Thomasville, North Carolina, plans to attend Duke University this fall and will major in economics.
Stewart Martin, of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, will attend University of North Carolina at Charlotte this fall and plans to major in mechanical engineering.
Jason Brown, of Collinsville, North Carolina, will continue his education at Virginia Commonwealth University this fall. Brown is a chemical engineering major.
Cristian Munoz, of Charlotte, North Carolina, will continue at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in the fall. Munoz is majoring in mechanical engineering.
Sink is the first in her family to attend college.
"This scholarship is absolutely amazing. It means coming out of school without any debt, to really pursue my dreams and know that there's people behind me 100 percent," Sink said.
The scholarships are awarded to 50 students across the county pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering and math related to the automotive industry.
Camp Invention a Success at MAMS
Tuesday, August 18, 2015 at 10:40:00 am
For the second year in a row Mount Airy City Schools offered Camp Invention as part of its science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM) program.
Camp Invention, a 25-year-old program which began in Akron, Ohio, is a curriculum-based program which focuses on the development of "creative, inventive-thinking skills," according to the city school system.
"At Camp Invention, there is no right or wrong answer. Many of the projects focus on process. Children learn through trial and error," said Shelia Chase, STEAM instructor at Mount Airy High School. She was in charge of overseeing the staff and program at Camp Invention.
All totaled, the Mount Airy summer program hosted 34 participants attended this week, along with the director, two instructors, four leadership interns, two counselors-in-training, a camp parent and a parent volunteer. The program's goal is to keep the student-to-adult ratio no higher than 8-to-1.
During the camp children rotated through a schedule that included four modules each day and incorporated a variety of hands-on activities ranging from creating an invention from a discarded household appliance to brainstorming their way home from a strange planet.
This week children used gears and gadgets from dissected machines and other materials to create prototypes of inventions that they believed will help improve the world.
There is not a lot of emphasis placed on inventing a working device in five days; rather, emphasis is placed on fostering inventive-thinking and creative problem-solving skills through immersion that will serve children throughout their lives, according to Chase.
"Of course, there are children who leave the program with a working invention. Recent inventions include insect catchers, ball-throwing robots, arm extenders made out of PVC pipes and other innovations," she said.
Each leadership intern is assigned to one group of children and up to two counselors-in-training for the week.
"The leadership interns mentored their CITs, set a tone of excitement and team spirit for the week; facilitated activities as needed, helped all participants engage in the experience, supported participants in problem solving and assisted in providing a safe environment," said Chase.
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Teachers Return from China with New Ideas
Thursday, August 6, 2015 at 2:50:00 pm
Eight Guilford County Schools teachers and staff members spent part of their summer in China, gaining new cultural experiences and new ideas for their classrooms.
The teachers each applied for and were accepted into the Fulbright-Hays Group Project Study Abroad program through UNC-Greensboro. The teachers participated in university courses as well as cultural experiences in China in an effort to design curriculum activities in collaboration with Chinese teachers.
"We're planning to hold a Chinese New Year Festival in our ACES programs," says Crystal Slade, an ACES program coordinator and one of the educators who went to China. "We're working with UNCG to bring in some Chinese students to teach our kids Chinese phrases and read Chinese folktales that are similar to stories they're already familiar with in order to compare the two."
Slade says she's also working on other projects to include throughout the year that will expose students to a new culture. They'll read the book "A School Like Mine," which looks at different schools around the world, and ACES students will make their own posters about their schools. She'll share pictures and her experiences from her summer and plans to create a pen-pal partnership with some of the teachers she met overseas.
"In this global economy, it's important for our students to be exposed to the various cultures around the world," says Charlos Banks, executive director of student services and character development. "That's why our ACES programs are working to expand on topics covered in class and give them a greater understanding of the world around them."
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Educator Provides Opportunity to Disadvantaged Students
Thursday, August 6, 2015 at 9:05:00 am
Ever since she was a little girl, Helen Devlin has wanted to teach others.
Devlin, originally from Philadelphia, said she would play teacher in her neighborhood with the other children, who would serve as her students.
"From the time I was real little, I decided," Devlin said. "I'm very nurturing, I guess, and that's part of it."
She taught various subjects in Catholic Schools in Philadelphia for seven years before meeting her husband, when she began moving around to follow his career. In 2000, she ended up in Hickory and began substitute teaching before getting a full-time job at Hickory High School.
Today, Devlin is the director of the S.T.A.Y., or Sustained Training All Year program at Hickory High. The federally-funded program offers extra help to low-income students with barriers. Barriers are identified as anything that may present a challenge to students' success—such as being at a low level in math or reading, being a parent or pregnant while in school, or living in a group home.
"I tell them I become their mentor, their school mom, and their drill sergeant," Devlin says, who is no stranger to what she calls the "bad cop routine."
S.T.A.Y. works year round to keep up with the grades, attendance, college applications and personal issues of around 20 high school students.
"My husband says I raise other people's children," Devlin said, shrugging with the hint of a smile.
During the school year, S.T.A. Y. meets twice a week to discuss student success in the classroom and outside of it. But during the summer, Devlin's schedule gets even crazier—with trips to colleges, lessons on how to ride public transportation and even taking students shopping for food and work clothing.
"If they do all the work, then during the summer, we get them jobs," she said.
There are 14 job sites that the program partners with throughout the community, including Lowes Foods, Goodwill, Lenoir-Rhyne University and the school district's own administration building.
Students are paid through the S.T.A.Y. grant and transported to their job sites with help from Devlin and public buses, as many don't have cars, she says.
"A lot of these kids are coming from homes that—you wonder how they've gotten this far, because of situations in the home," Devlin said. "We all have 'stuff,' but some of these kids have more 'stuff' than normal."
For many, the job is the first time they have made money on their own, as well as an opportunity to learn job skills and create connections that will help them network post-graduation.
The employment program lasts five weeks during the summer. Some temporary employers even offer students full time jobs after the program ends if they prove their work ethic, Devlin said.
"I can lead them, but at some point they have to take the initiative," Devlin said. "We're trying to prepare them for college and the workforce. At some point, they leave us and (enter) the real world."
Devlin has been invited to weddings, baby showers, birthdays—and more recently, a baby naming ceremony. But for her, the real rewards lie in watching students grow.
"Those are the ones that like me," she said, laughing. "Some are challenges… some of the high maintenance ones will come and see me and say, 'you told us this stuff when we were here and now we're out in the real world and we can see it.' There's good days and bad days, but sometimes you just need one good day."
S.T.A.Y. also does community service projects, such as planting a community garden across from the school and cooking and preparing a meal for the Salvation Army once a year, which she says is no small feat.
"We work hard," Devlin said. "They're exhausted when they're done, and they'll go, 'that was really cool. That was really neat.' Because here's people who have nothing, and we're doing something really neat."
Delvin recalled one year when a student was serving a meal at Salvation Army and her father came through the line, needing a meal himself, which struck a nerve for the student and reminded Devlin the importance of helping others.
In addition to her efforts with S.T.A.Y., Devlin is highly involved with the Kiwanis Club of Hickory. She was its first female president in 2005 and now serves on the board as well as advising the Circle K and Key Clubs at the college and high school levels, respectively.
"I'm very community-oriented," she said. "We all need to give back to our community."
Devlin also takes extra time to collect everything from prom dresses to food for students.
She is in charge of the school's "Prom Closet," which community members and businesses donate new and used prom dresses, tuxedos, shoes and more for students who may not be able to afford prom otherwise.
She also keeps a food pantry for students to make sure they don't go hungry and a clothing closet for students who may be out of uniform or unable to afford the school's required khakis, blue or black pants and collared shirts.
On July 24, Devlin donated her hair to Locks of Love for the seventh time, despite her reservations about donating her now gray hair.
"It takes me two years to grow it," Devlin said. "I said, 'Gray-haired ladies need wigs too.'"
Devlin refers to her fellow staff members at Hickory High School as her "extended family," saying she couldn't do all she does without the help of so many others.
"Sometimes people ask me, 'what do you teach at Hickory High?' and my answer is, we all teach at Hickory High," Devlin said. "Whether you're the janitors, the cafeteria ladies, the bus drivers, the teachers the counselors, the office staff—in one way or another, we're a family and we all teach. You don't have to be in a classroom to teach."
To give back to her fellow educators, she has organized pot-lucks and a chili cook-off in the media center. She even hosts a red hat group called Red Hot Tornadoes that she calls her "girl's night out" for faculty and staff.
"Once I get a project, I run with it," she said.
Hickory City Schools spokesperson Beverly Snowden said she is an awe of Devlin's constant energy and motivation to help others.
"She's tough—but with a loving heart," Snowden said. "Mrs. Devlin knows their hardships and she does everything in her power to help her students through tough times."
Snowden said Devlin is a personal inspiration to her—someone she treasures and looks up to.
"Giving is her way of life," Snowden said. "Helen Devlin doesn't hesitate to brainstorm methods that will open doors for her students or direct them to a greater path. She is a blessing to so many young people in our community."
Schools Recognized for Healthier Environments
Friday, July 31, 2015 at 12:15:00 pm
Some New Hanover County Schools were recently recognized with awards for creating and sustaining a healthy and safe environment for students.
The Alliance for a Healthier Generation's Healthy Schools Program is a national initiative founded by the American Heart Association and the Clinton Foundation. The alliance's aim is to help schools improve physical education, health education and nutrition by providing a school health index in which staff can self-access their school's policies and programs for promoting health and safety.
According to the program's website, the guide is then used to develop an action plan on improving those policies and programs and is currently used at nearly 29,000 schools around the country -- 788 in North Carolina. Resources offered by the alliance include national experts and online and printable guides to help take steps to develop healthier environments for kids to learn and grow -- including creative ways to get them to eat their fruits and vegetables.
To earn a national award at the bronze, silver or gold levels, schools must meet best practice criteria established by the program's expert panel in all of the program's six modules: school safety; health education; physical education; nutrition services; health promotion for staff; and family and community involvement.
In New Hanover County, 11 schools currently participate in the program, and three schools were recognized at the most recent county Board of Education regular meeting for achieving national level status.
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This is the perfect apartment for a family vacation or a getaway with friends to enjoy a combination of beach, sightseeing and nightlife, for which this location is perfect:
- 2 blocks away from the trendiest beaches in town with the best beach bars and cleanest sand/water.
- 4 blocks away from the best nightlife in town and VIP access to www.cdlcbarcelona.com for our guests
- Bus stop to the old town is right outside / Tourist Bus stop too
- Room Service Menu (available from 5am to midnight provided by the bar downstairs) at very reasonable prices
- Private parking available upon request for 10 Euros per night
- There is a public Gym with a pool 2 blocks away that you can join for 30 Euros a week (www.novaicaria.com)
The apartment has free high-speed Internet wifi, a huge flat screen TV and a satellite receiver with lots of news, sports and movie channels in English, Dutch and German.
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|Icaria 100 m
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|Nearest airport: Barcelona International Airport 10 km, Nearest railway: Estacion de Francia 800 m
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|Central heating, Air conditioning, CD player, Telephone, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
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|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 5
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This 2-bedroom comfortable apartment looks over a park with palmtrees and the ocean in the back.
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Other than the strategic location, also very close to the old quarter called "Poblenou", where there is a fresh market and local stores, public transportation is right outside, with bus no.14 that takes you to the center in 10 minutes, the Tourist Bus stop, which will take you straight to all the sightseeing sites, and the metro, just 3 blocks away.
Just 2 blocks away we have the Port Olympic, where there are lots of restaurants, bars and where you can rent Jetskis, hire a speedboat or sailboat for the day from us, as we are also in the boating industry. Waterskiing, Windsurfing, Wakeboarding, it can all be done just outside the apartment and we have all the toys. Please inquire.
The nearest shopping mall is just down the street and has one of the few theatres with 15 movies in English. There is also a large supermarket in the basement and there are plenty of convenience stores nearby that are open 24-7.
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You will find a menu in the apartment with a variety of Spanish food and tapas or a set menu for lunch for as little as 10 Euros at lunchtime. You can order at the bar or just pick up the phone to have the waiters bring it up to your apartment, at no surcharge! The kitchen is open from 6am to midnight so you can totally forget about cooking.
We have a private parking spot for your car. This is 1 block away from the apartment. We charge 10 Euros per night and provide a remote control for you to access the garage.
The Catalunia region
Barcelona and Catalonia in general are one of Europe's top destinations due to their history, culture, architecture, mild climate (but with ski resorts within a 2 hour drive in winter), vineyards, beach, and nightlife.
Next to Costa del Sol, Costa Brava has amazing golden beaches, rocky gorges, unspoiled nooks, sheltered coves, and some of the most attractive and breathtaking scenery in the Mediterranean. Certainly the perfect holiday escape.
The Olympic Village offers beach, watersport and sailing activities, volleyball, rollerblading, nightlife, fine dining and proximity to the city center and architectural points of interests and musea.
Day trips can also be great fun like visiting Montserrat, going winetasting in the Penedès region, visiting the Costa Brava, Sitges, or even going skiing in the winter just for one day, all within a 1 to 2 hour drive. We will assist you in making these plans beforehand with the greatest of ease!
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Efkan Ala
|Efkan Ala
|Minister of the Interior
|In office
25 December 2013 – 7 March 2015
|Prime Minister
|Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
Ahmet Davutoğlu
|Preceded by
|Muammer Güler
|Succeeded by
|Sebahattin Öztürk
|Undersecretary to the Prime Minister of Turkey
|In office
10 October 2007 – 25 December 2013
|Prime Minister
|Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
|Preceded by
|Mehmet Emin Zararsız
|Succeeded by
|Fahri Kasırga
|Governor of Diyarbakır Province
|In office
14 September 2004 – 10 September 2007
|Preceded by
|Nusret Miroğlu
|Succeeded by
|Hüseyin Avni Mutlu
|Governor of Batman Province
|In office
2003 – 14 September 2004
|Preceded by
|İsa Parlak
|Succeeded by
|Haluk İmga
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|1965 (age 49–50)
Oltu, Erzurum Province, Turkey
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Efkan Ala (born 1965) is a Turkish politician who was the Minister of the Interior from 2013 to 2015, despite not being a member of parliament. Previously, he served as Governor of Batman Province from 2003 to 2004, as Governor of Diyarbakır Province from 2004 to 2007, and as Undersecretary to the Prime Minister from 2007 to 2013.
Early life[edit]
Efkan Ala was born in the township of Oltu in Erzurum Province in 1965. He studied Political Science at Istanbul University, graduating in 1987.[1] He went to Torqey language school in England in 1989-1990.
Civil service[edit]
In 1988, he began his civil service career as a district governor trainee. After working two years at the governor's office in Sakarya Province, and a one-year professional study in the United Kingdom, he became a district governor, and served two years in each townships of Dernekpazarı, Trabzon and Kabataş, Ordu. Ala was appointed Deputy Province Governor in Tunceli.[1][2]
After serving at various positions in different ministries, he was made the Governor of Batman Province in 2003, where he served one year. On 14 September 2004, he was appointed as the Governor of Diyarbakır Province on 14 September 2004, where he stayed until 2007.[1][2]
On 10 September 2007, Ala became the Undersecretary to the Prime Minister.[1][2]
Minister of the Interior[edit]
On 25 December 2013, Minister of the Interior Muammer Güler stepped down along with two of other cabinet members following a corruption investigation, which involved his son.[3] The same day, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced a cabinet reshuffle with ten new names.[3][4][5][6][7] The next day, on 26 December, Efkan Ala assumed office as the Minister of the Interior[1][2][6] as a non-member of the parliament, a move that was sharply criticized by some MPs of the prime minister's own Justice and Development Party (AKP) as well as by the leadership of the opposition Republican People's Party (CHP).[4][8]
- ^ a b c d e "Oltulu Efkan Ala İçişleri Bakanı Oldu!". Oltu Medya (in Turkish). 2013-12-26. Retrieved 2013-12-26.
- ^ a b c d "İşte yeni bakanların özgeçmişi". Radikal (in Turkish). 2013-12-26. Retrieved 2013-12-26.
- ^ a b "Üç bakan istifa etti". Hürriyet (in Turkish). 2013-12-25. Retrieved 2013-12-26.
- ^ a b "Turkish prosecutor taken off graft case that has shaken government". The National. 26 December 2013. Retrieved 27 December 2013.
- ^ Yılmazi Turan & Esra Kaya (2013-12-26). "Kabinede 10 değişiklik". Hürriyet (in Turkish). Retrieved 2013-12-28.
- ^ a b "PM Erdoğan announces new Cabinet with 10 changes amid graft probe". Hürriyet Daily News. 2013-12-25. Retrieved 2014-01-30.
- ^ "PM Erdoğan announces 10 new names in major Cabinet reshuffle". Today's Zaman. 2013-12-25. Retrieved 2014-01-30.
- ^ "AKP'de dışardan atanan bakana 'içerden' sert tepki". Radikal (in Turkish). 2013-12-26. Retrieved 2013-12-26.
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İsa Parlak
|Governor of Batman Province
2003 – 14 September 2004
|Succeeded by
Haluk İmga
|Preceded by
Nusret Miroğlu
|Governor of Diyarbakır Province
14 September 2004 – 10 September 2007
|Succeeded by
Hüseyin Avni Mutlu
|Preceded by
Mehmet Emin Zararsız
|Prime Ministry's Undersecretary
10 October 2007 – 25 December 2013
|Succeeded by
Fahri Kasırga
|Preceded by
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|Minister of the Interior
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Darren Sharper and the 15 Biggest Troublemakers in the NFL
Darren Sharper and the NFL's 15 Biggest Troublemakers
The news in the sports world has not been pleasant lately. First, Jonathan Martin leaves his teammates because of a bullying scandal. Then Ray Rice allegedly assaults his fiancee and could face some serious punishment from the NFL. Next, Richie Incognito loses it after bullying Martin, taking to Twitter on a rant and smashing his Ferrari with a baseball bat before checking into rehab. Lastly, Darren Sharper has turned himself in after warrants for his arrest were released for alleged rape charges against him.
It hasn't been a banner year when it comes to athletes staying out of trouble, but it has been a banner year for NFL arrests. Since the beginning of the 2013 NFL season, it seemed like the arrest number was going to grow and grow with no end in sight -- and that was exactly what happened.
Sharper isn't technically an NFL player anymore, but he was in the league not too long ago and he's still associated with the league -- also, he's giving the league an extremely bad name. While it seems like the arrest numbers are continuing to grow because of random arrests from seemingly clean players, there are a select few players who can be deemed "troublemakers".
The troublemakers aren't all strictly troublemakers off the field, but on the field as well. Some guys on this list of troublemakers don't have much of an arrest history, but it was the fashion in which they got in trouble that makes them troublemakers. Some guys are just pests on the field to the point where it causes animosity between them and their opponent.
Let's take a look at Darren Sharper and the 15 biggest troublemakers in the NFL today. Let me know if I have missed anyone.
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Honorable Mention: Richie Incognito
Ah, the Richie Incognito saga. How could we forget. First, he "bullies" Jonathan Martin. Next, he gets suspended from the Dolphins. Third, he's exposed on the Ted Wells report and his nasty text messages were made pubic. Following that, he went on a Twitter rant about Martin one day and then apologized then next. Lastly, he beat his Ferrari with a wooden baseball bat and then checked into rehab. Just another day in the life of Incognito.
15. Cortland Finnegan
Finnegan has been fined thousands upon thousands of dollars for being a troublemaker on the field. In fact, he was fined $5,000 in 2010 for throwing New York Giants' wide out Steve Smith to the ground by his helmet. That's not all, though. He was also fined $25,000 for an on-field altercation with Houston's Andre Johnson in which the two players threw punches at each other.
14. John Boyett
John Boyett had been drafted as a safety by the Indianapolis Colts and had yet to play a single snap in the NFL before being waived after an arrest outside of an Indianapolis bar. The 23-year-old rookie apparently told police "You can't arrest me, I'm a Colts player." Well, they did arrest him and a few days later, he was no longer a Colts player.
13. Michael Vick
Michael Vick was one of the most famous arrests of any NFL player in recent memory. In fact, Vick was arrested on dogfighting charges in 2007 and missed two years of playing professional football. That's just one major incident that trumped the rest of his minor ones -- like flipping the bird at fans and passing STDs to unsuspecting women.
12. Von Miller
Miller was arrested in August 2013 after trying to buy a gun from a Colorado gun store when a background check revealed he had an outstanding arrest warrant for failure to appear in court. If that wasn't stupid enough, Miller also tried to cheat an NFL drug test and was subsequently suspended for six games in 2013.
11. Plaxico Burress
Plaxico Burress brought a gun to a nightclub while hiding it in his jeans -- yes, a gun at a nightclub -- and ended up shooting himself in the leg and spending some time in prison.
10. Aqib Talib
Talib has always been kind of a thorn in the side of the NFL since his career began. In fact, he got into a physical altercation with fellow Buccaneers rookie Cory Boyd in 2008, he beat up a cab driver in 2009 and he was also accused of firing a gun at his sister's boyfriend. Yikes.
9. Aldon Smith
Aldon Smith couldn't avoid trouble if he tried. He has been charged with two DUIs, was stabbed at a house party while allegedly trying to break up a fight and was charged with three counts of felony possession and carrying an assault weapon in October 2013.
8. Pacman Jones
Pacman is one of the biggest troublemakers in all of sports -- although he has calmed down in recent years. It seems like he has done it all. Jones has been accused of involvement in a shooting in Las Vegas, allegedly hit a woman at a nightclub and was questioned about an Atlanta nightclub shooting that involved members of his entourage.
7. Josh Brent
Josh Brent plead guilty to a DUI charge in 2009 -- but that didn't stop the big Cowboys defensive lineman. In fact, he was driving a car with his teammate, Jerry Brown, as the passenger when he crashed the car and Brown was killed. The car was traveling at speeds of over 100 mph in a 45 mph zone. He was found guilty of intoxication manslaughter but is only serving 180 days in jail along with 10 years of probation.
6. Ben Roethlisberger
You know it's bad when the NFL commissioner says he's "disappointed" in you. That's exactly what happened to Ben Roethlisberger when the quarterback's personal life was made public following a couple sexual assault allegations.
5. Ray Rice
Ray Rice was caught on video dragging his fiancee out of an elevator that he allegedly assaulted her in. Police have said that they have video of the NFL running back assaulting his fiancee during an altercation and that could land him in some serious trouble.
4. Darren Sharper
Sharper retired from football and became an analyst for the NFL Network, but his idiotic behavior is enough to put him on this list. The former NFL hard-hitter had been charged with two counts of rape by use of drugs and five other felony charges in February and he turned himself in later in February 2014 for two more counts of rape. If convicted, he could get life in prison.
3. Titus Young
Young was arrested twice in one day and three times in a week-long span. Yeah, that requires an adequate amount of troublemaker genes as well as a large amount of stupidity. No team has wanted to take a risk on him since all of the arrests and failures to appear in court.
2. Sam Hurd
Sam Hurd was sentenced to 15 years in prison after he was convicted of being a kingpin of a big-time Chicago drug spree. The literal term was that he was sentenced on federal drug charges. Either way, his playing days are over.
1. Aaron Hernandez
Aaron Hernandez has been charged with the murder of Odin Lloyd and he could face life in prison, if convicted. However, you would think he'd be trying to be on his best behavior in jail, but he has already been put into isolation following a fight with a fellow inmate.
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