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A new live music series called Amplify Brookland! is coming to San Antonio Bar and Grill. For six weeks, WOOK, an online streaming radio station, will be hosting a series of live jazz and soul performances that will take place at 8:00 p.m., onThursdays and Saturdays through June 6th. Here is the run down from the WOOK website here:
Thursday, April 30 – TBA
Saturday, May 2 – George V. Johnson
Thursday, May 7 – The Light
Saturday, May 9 – Copper Rose & Bone
Thursday, May 14 – Ida Campbell
Saturday, May 16 – Ebony Khan
Thursday, May 21 – Bliss feat. Why Not Me?
Thursday, May 28 – TBA
Saturday, May 30 – Ebony Khan
Thursday, June 4 – Chuck Holden
Saturday, June 6 – Coneice Washington
A donation of $10 is requested. San Antonio Bar & Grill is located at 3908 12th St NE.

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Sergey Rachmaninoff
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Russian musician
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Articles from Britannica encyclopedias for elementary and high school students.
- Sergei Rachmaninoff - Student Encyclopedia (Ages 11 and up)
(1873-1943). Uprooted from his native Russia by the 1917 revolution, Sergei Rachmaninoff discovered the vital role his homeland had played in his composition. Although he continued performing as a concert pianist, he produced only two major works during the 25 years he lived in the United States-the familiar Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, written in 1934, and his Third Symphony (1936).


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Rated 3.5 out of 5 by 1059 reviewers.
Rated 2 out of 5 by littlegreykat Too Large for Comfort Stayed here as part of a convention. Room itself was OK...weird layout with a teeny-tiny bathroom. Literally too small for more than one person to be in it at a time. Most annoying thing about staying here is the elevator. You need to have your room key to go anywhere but the bottom floor. So, if you want to visit a friend on another floor, go to the pool, go to the Club Room, etc., you need to have the key. Not so bad, you say? Well, it is if your room key keeps getting demagnetized or when you push a floor and the elevator goes in the opposite direction. After 4 days (length of the conv), I was so over the card thing. One note about staff --- the housekeeping was fantastic. Also, Brad at the front desk was very professional and accommodating. Some of the other front desk clerks...not so much. September 5, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by BusnessTravel45 BusinessTravel45 Beds and pillows were great, room was very clean and the bathroom was well maintained. The room office consisted of a table and chair centered in the middle of the room with no outlets, phones, lights or plugs. The room was next to a service elevator that had an extremely loud door that would squeak continuously through the night. Phoned the Front Desk and request maintenance but they never came. September 5, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Lindworm Great location and staff Stayed for 8 days during a conference. Surprisingly good food (no rubber chicken!). Fitness Center had all the equipment I typically use; location made it easy to go running in the morning. Excellent staff - they were easy to work with and very accomodating. September 5, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Ginny12 Staff needs improvement While I was staying at the hotel, we requested hangers twice and never received them in the room. Also, when I was ready to check out I called for assistance in taking my bags down to my car and waitied over an hour. I ended up taking my bags down by myself without any assistance which caused several trips to take all the bags. September 5, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by chowderski Anniversary Booked a room for our anniversary, and indicated such in the reservation through the platimum line and at check-in. Hotel made no effort to recognize the event, nor any recognition of my member status. September 5, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by tamsline Two nights of no sleep Friday night, roudy/intoxicated men were staying across the hall from me and kept the entire hallway up all night. Saturday night, the PA system went off in my room for almost an hour at 4am in the morning. Also, why do you not offer Wi-Fi for your guests? Less expensive hotels offer free Wi-Fi. September 5, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by EAM22 Being Picky Overall a nice hotel, comfortable, clean and friendly. As a person who does inspections for a living though, I couldn't help seeing several minor maintenance items needing attention - in my room, in the conference areas, in the ballrooms. Also, felt the shower was too dark having no direct light in the space, only that above the sink. Thank you! September 5, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by MKAtlanta Superb staff Staff was very friendly. Michelle in the executive lounge was hospitable and made considerate nightlife suggestions when I asked. Brian at the front desk quickly accomodated my suite-night request and assigned me to a room overlooking the ROM -- a very personalized and special nod to my art & architecture trip. September 5, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by kevbot Devil is in the details Check in was easy and the front desk was well staffed! As SPG platinum we were upgraded to the club floor. The club lounge was easily the nicest Sheraton club lounge I have visited! Evening hors d'oeuvres were above average and included well stocked charcuterie plate, two cheese platters with a wide variety of cheeses, nuts, and fruit, and then two hot options. This was above par for Sheraton club lounges and I was very impressed with both the offerings and the actual lounge itself. The room was excellently decorated and everything seemed to be very new. The same was true about the hotel. Nothing seemed tired, worn out, or outdated as can be the case at some Sheraton properties. It is worth noting that the location is excellent as well! We will not return however because of the small things. Not one of the things I am about to mention actually amounts to any great inconvenience and in and of themselves are very minor, however the fact that all three of them took place in one room on only a single night stay was indicative to me of a culture of inattention to details at best and a lazy mentality at worst. When we arrived at our room we were tired and dirty from three days of back country hiking and were most looking forward to a shower however we found the shower dirty and had a inordinate amount of hair on the shower floor. I tried calling the front desk twice but no answer so I ended up just walking down to the lobby to ask for housekeeping to clean the shower. I needed to use the in room safe but a small chest of drawers had been placed in the closet and did not allow for the sliding door to open on the side where the safe was making the safe inaccessible. I asked for someone to come move the chest of drawers so I could use both sides of the closet and access the safe. When we returned to the room the chest of drawers had been turned sideways in the closet and placed against the safe making the items we had unpacked in the drawers inaccessible now. I ended up just dragging the chest of drawers out into the room myself. When the shower finished being cleaned I went to use it and the whole handle apparatus came off in my hand. There were several pieces that came off and after a minute or two of playing with it I was able to get the pieces back together but could not get it to stay together to get the shower to come on. I finally figured out how to hold it just right and was able to shower. These three things were no doubt visible before having a guest check in to the room and the fact they weren't addressed before hand was disappointing. September 4, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by John1958 Your Sheraton was first class -- again! Thank you again for the class, comfort, customer service and consummate courtesy!! September 3, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by CAM59 Hotel I found it interesting that the suite was very nice and large but had an usually small bathroom. The plumbing wasn't in the best condition. Always a foot of standing water while taking a shower and the tub drained very slowly. The first night I requested a wake up call in the morning - no call received. The next night I requested a wake up call and mentioned I didn't get it the previous morning - I received 3 calls that morning. August 30, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by suzzy Great Location Lots to do Great Food and atmosphere August 29, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by JulieG Best hotel gym! We recently stayed at the Sheraton Downtown Denver for the USA Pro Cycling Challege. The hotel location was great for the race and also for dinner and entertainment. I was most impressed by the hotel gym. Used to working out in hotel gyms slightly larger than a closet. The gym at the Sheraton Denver was a full size workout facility...very impressive. We would definitely stay again! August 29, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Chope quarterly work stay - Staff usually is very polite. My room was dusty, lights didn't work, toilette didn't flush... I stay here (per work) quarterly. When the hotel has room I get a larger room. This time, I was in a closet. Location is good. But bottom line, you are a number, not a person. Don't expect much and you'll be fine. Oh - the pool? Outdoors, the size of a thimble. Don't bother. Good luck fellow travelors PS - There is NO spa August 29, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mikie64 A great hotel all in all...... Am a flight attendant and for me the location for a long layover is very important, and your hotel met that need...Really enjoyed my stay and will definately bid for more Denver nights. thanks again..... August 28, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 Bad experience Hotel Can't find my listing and when they located my room they did not have it ready. Understand mistakes happen, but attitude and ability to make good decisions on the spot are important. I ended up changing cloths in the bathroom? August 27, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Mike28 Perfectly serviceable I was allowed a late check in and late check out - both added huge value to my trip as I engaged a trying travel schedule. Everyone I encountered was a professional and made me feel welcome. August 27, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by efspetaluma Great location. Best Club Lounge we've seen. This Sheraton is right on the fabulous 16th Street pedestrian mall. The Mall boasts a free trolley and lots of sidewalk dining choices. It has two buildings across the street from each other connected by both underground and above street walkways. We were in the Tower Building. Registration and concierge services are in the other building. Our room on the 21st floor was typical Sheraton in that it was clean, quiet and comfortable. The enormous Club Lounge on the 22nd floor was open all day with snacks and sodas available plus breakfast and evening buffets. The lounge staff was exceptionally friendly and kept the place spotless. The wireless service was much better in the lounge than in our room. There is an outdoor pool on a roof top, but there is so much to do in Denver that we did not get a chance to use it. The soup and sandwich restaurant at street level is quite good. The hotel really overcharges on the parking, so if you can manage without a car you are much better off. We came in on Amtrak and took a cab to the hotel. We walked to Avis and rented a car for the one day we needed it. August 27, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Sledhead59 Downtown Denver Sheraton Arrived around 3pm after driving 7 hours to be told our room was not ready, they said they were at capacity the night before... waited for 1 - 1/2 hours before our room was ready and all we got was they were sorry, so much for SPG recognition :-( August 26, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by red445566 Excellent downtown location I loved the walkability of the downtown area from this location. The accommodation were just great and everything you needed was right there. August 26, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by jenw don't get a suite, or check in on time. I arrived a few minutes early to check in. My room wasn't ready, but the woman checking me in said it should be within a half an hour, and said they would call me when my room was ready. Fortunately, I had another friend staying there in a different room. I put my things in her room, we went to the pool, where the bartender was AWFUL! He gave us one drink, and never came back to our table. I was there until 5pm, and still, no call. I called the front desk, my room was ready. I had a king suite, with 3 guests. There was NO extra bedding for the fold out bed. You would expect they if it took 2 EXTRA hours to clean it, the room would have been ready, and equipped for the number of guests on the reservation. (Also, I was surprised that a suite has no coffee maker). The next morning, the housekeeper knocked on the door at 9:30am, and wanted to CLEAN, REALLY?? a late check in and an early check out? When I checked out, and told them what had happened, all they offered was a swift " I'm sorry ma'am, really sorry about that" and no other compensation. I was really expecting more out of this highly recommended hotel. Unfortunately, I never plan to stay here again. August 26, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by GOHome72 Sports weekend We stayed at the Sheraton as we were attending both the Bronco game on Saturday and the Rockies game on Sunday. We found the staff to be friendly and helpful. The location was very convenient to all the local bars and restaurants. On the Saturday when we checked in and got to our room there was a party going on in the room across the hall at 3:30pm. We contacted the front desk and they immediately reacted to our concerns and moved us to another area of the hotel. Unfortunately, the hotel was 100% occupied so even though we moved, there were teenagers running up and down the hall until 3am. We did not call the front desk again. Sunday night was great and very quiet. The staff in the restaurant were very attentive and the service was friendly and quick. We will definitely stay here again when we are in downtown Denver. August 23, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by LawyerCat Good but not great, an acceptable option, needs some improvements Positives: The hotel is conveniently-located in downtown Denver. The room is fairly large and decently-equipped. Free coffee provided. The bed is comfortable and was tightly-made. The cleaning staff obviously pays attention to details. When my neighbors were having numerous guests in their room until 1:00, the hotel staff came up to speak with them. Negatives: The walls are thin enough that I could easily hear the conversations in the next room. The blackout curtains don't meet in the middle or reach to the floor allowing significant light entry. The water pressure was quite low. My SPG benefit was not properly applied and I had to call guest services to get that corrected. August 23, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by NJDad Great stay, convenient location My family of four really enjoyed our stay at the Sheratown Downtown hotel. The Parking, Bell and Front Desk staff were all excellent, our rooms was nicely sized for our family and the location was very convenient to in town and out of town activities. The only complaint was that Housekeeping (also generally excellent) cleaned the rooms of people not checking out very late, leading to a very frustrating experience when my family got back to rest in our room at 4pm, only to discover our room wasn't clean when we got there leading to our only frustration during our 4-day stay August 23, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by BKJDone extremely clean This was the cleanest hotel room I have been in. The staff exceeded expectations and it could not have been a better pick for our weekend. Absolutely beautiful hotel. August 22, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jig1600 Unexpected Wake-Up Call After flying 4 hours to get to Denver and running directly to a client dinner, I finally made it back to the property around mid-night before getting up at 5:30a to continue my journey to Vail. Unfortunately, the fire alarm went off for 25-solid minutes at 2a. After 25 minutes, there was about 2 minutes of silences which was followed by another 2 minutes of annoucements (all repeative) letting us know that we were all-clear. When I went to check out that morning, the front desk did not apologize or acknowledge it at all. Also, parking garage is incredibly small - specially for a full-size SUV. August 22, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by sdiggly Ok for the price We paid low 100s for two weekend nights which was a good deal for that location (right on the 16th street mall). However, there were two main issues: 1) BOTH nights we were there, the alarm went off at least once. The alarm goes off and they have an automated voice blaring over speaker in your room for a really long time. This happened at midnight and 2am on the first night and 1am on the second night. To add insult to injury, after the alarm was "resolved" , the automated voice blares for another several minutes about how the alarm has been resolved. Just turn it off and be done with it next time! And 2) the lobby is definitely better than the room. The room was fine, but could have used some improvements in fit and finish. Our shower handle fell off. The toilet is not separate from the shower area. My wife drank coffee from the in room coffee maker the first morning; during the day, not only did they not replace the coffee cups, but took the unused cups as well. So there was no way for my wife to make coffee the second morning. Overall, it's fine for the price and I'd stay there again, but don't expect amazing accomodations. August 22, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Denvernative Downtown Denver perfection Downtown Denver is beautiful and the downtown Denver Sheraton fits seamlessly into the beauty - The lobby is perfect, not overstated but elegant - The beds are heavenly - The staff and management exude competence and make the stay so pleasant August 22, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Dani36 First time in Denver This was our first time at Sheraton. I received an email that my reservation was cancelled, then I called and I had to make another reservation because someone had called and cancelled mine. I wonder what kind of information is verified to cancel a reservation, name, phone number? Bed was very comfortable, room kind of small, but ok. Bathroom was too small, only room for 1 person (barely). Not enough towels provided. Everything is extra. No refrigerator in the room, no microwave. I would not recommend it. Noise on our floor that woke me up around 3:00 am, I had a hard time falling back to sleep. For the price, I would go somewhere else that has a bigger bathroom, a microwave, refrigerator in the room, and breakfast. The only good thing is location. I was very disappointed. August 21, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by minesweeper Good Facilties, Inconsistent Staff I spent 15 nights here throughout the month. The rooms were nice, and the pool area was a nice area to relax in. Fitness center was top notch. I found the staff to be inconsistent, at times blaming me for lapses on the hotels part (laundry services, green stay program, etc). Besides that, I would stay here again. August 21, 2012


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Hours of archive films showing rarely seen footage of Wales' past have been digitised and made available to view.
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The number of formal disciplinary investigations at Gwent and North Wales Police doubles in two years.
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Watch These People Fall for the Baby-Powder-in-the-Blow-Dryer Trick — Daily Distraction
It's a devious trick, sneaking baby powder into a loved one's blow dryer. But it's worth it ...
It's a devious trick, sneaking baby powder into a loved one's blow dryer. But it's worth it ...
Weddings are great—there's dancing, food, everyone's all dressed up and in a good mood (well, most of the time). And dogs agree.
It used to be that in order to see what you look like when you're on a roller coaster, you had to pay $10 for a blurry photo of you and the stranger next to you after you got off the ride.
Some dogs have jobs, even at weddings.
When you have large groups of people walking in unison and playing music and wearing elaborate outfits and sometimes holding enormous, heavy instruments, you have the ingredients for disaster.
I love the creativity found on YouTube. I also love Stevie Wonder. I adore producer/musician Pharrell Williams as well as French House music legends, DAFT PUNK! What do all of these folks have in common? Check out Daft Punk's new "Lose Yourself to Dance" dubbed over a Soul Train featuring Stevie! I think you will dig it! -mO
Geese, it turns out, can be a bit foul-tempered.
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SC Senate President Calls for Sanford Resignation
Glenn McConnell, Senate President Pro Tempore, joins the chorus: "That decision is his alone. I do believe, however, that the Governor has lost the ...
Glenn McConnell, Senate President Pro Tempore, joins the chorus:
"That decision is his alone. I do believe, however, that the Governor has lost the support of the people that is needed to govern. Therefore, I would ask the Governor to look in his heart and decide whether with his family situation and the public uproar over what he has done and said locally and nationally whether he can lead our state for the remainder of his term."
Ten Republican state senators have asked the governor to step down, while others say they are leaning in that direction. The Associated Press is reporting that 14 Republican state senators are supporting a resignation, which is a majority of the 27 GOP members.
The Charleston Post and Courier looks at the ramifications for McConnell if Sanford steps down. The state constitution calls for McConnell to take over as lieutenant governor, but that would be a clear demotion in power from his current job.
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Police Officer With PTSD Awaits Departure TalksFriday, December 13, 2013
A Newtown police officer who responded to the 12/14 shooting incident at Sandy Hook School, and who has been off work since then due to subsequent post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), said that the town has not yet contacted him to negotiate the terms of his expected departure from the police department.
Officer Thomas Bean, 38, who has been a police officer for the past 13 years, said December 5 that he has received no word on the matter from the town.
Interact Clubs Selling Trees For The HolidaysFriday, December 13, 2013
From left is John, Catherine, Heather and Brian Pendergast, with the tree that will decorate their home for the holidays. The Pendergasts were one of many families who purchased a tree from the Newtown Middle School and Reed Intermediate School Interact Clubs on Saturday and Sunday, December 7-8.
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Residents hoping to purchase Christmas trees, do holiday shopping, run errands, attend 12/14 services, or anything away from their homes are being encouraged by Governor Dannel P. Malloy to get all of their work done as early as possible on Saturday.
Gov Malloy urged residents n Friday, December 13, to avoid travel during the first significant snowstorm of the season. The National Weather Service has issued Winter Storm Watches for most of the state from Saturday afternoon until Sunday morning.
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State legislators sprang into action after the Newtown tragedy, allocating nearly $19 million for an array of initiatives on school safety, mental health and gun control.
For the third time in six years lawmakers spoke decisively – and in bipartisan fashion – about crucial reforms made in response to tragedy.
But with a sluggish recovery and a significant budget deficit looming after the 2014 elections, will those Newtown initiatives survive?
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The overwhelming support that flowed into Sandy Hook Elementary School in so many varying forms after the events of 12/14 inspired then-teacher and Greenwich resident Kaitlin Roig-DeBellis to do something in return.
Ms Roig-DeBellis is currently taking a leave of absence from teaching at the school, and, with plans to return to teach in August, is spending her time focusing on other classrooms.
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Many faith communities in Newtown are offering services and support for residents this weekend, to mark and honor the first anniversary of 12/14.
The media is being asked to respect the privacy of those attending any of these services. Many houses of worship have posted signs on their grounds asking all media to stay back while residents, friends, and families gather to remember those who were killed at Sandy Hook School, and to reflect on the past year.
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Council To Explore Eminent Domain Option On Parcel Needed For New SchoolThursday, December 12, 2013
The Legislative Council is scheduled to consider and possibly endorse eminent domain options to acquire a privately owned parcel for the planned new access road for Sandy Hook School. The meeting is set for Wednesday, December 18 at 7:30 at the Municipal Center.
According to the agenda, the council will discuss and possibly act on acquiring a parcel for the school, "including action by eminent domain."
Town Attorney Monty Frank told The Newtown Bee that it is the council's purview to take up the action if it cannot reach an agreement through negotiation.
'Kids Share' Their Writing And Art Through Book WorkshopThursday, December 12, 2013
Children celebrating a book showcasing their creativity and writing efforts, along with parents and Kids Share Workshops and Publishing Inc (KSWP) coordinators and volunteers threw a pizza party on Friday, December 6.
They had come together for a productive two weeks in April, thanks to former Ridgefield resident and KSWP director Kristina Applegate, now of Vermont. She and a team of local volunteers organized Kids Share Newtown, a book-making workshop and children's free enrichment program offered in the wake of 12/14.
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on 1/22/2010
In general I do not prefer one piece connectors, but we currently installed a 16 camera system with DVR using only these connectors. After changing crimp dies I found these connectors easy to use and durable.
27-400 - Male BNC to male RCA
BNC-Male to RCA-Male Adapter - Individual
27-405 - Female RCA to male BNC
BNC-Male to RCA-Female Adapter - Individual
Female RCA to male BNC adapter
Connect RCA composite video cable to a BNC monitor
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Pitas Stuffed With Chicken Apple Salad
16 May 2010
|Cooked cubed chicken breast
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Red apples
|2 Medium, cored and chopped
|Canned crushed pineapple in juice
|8 Ounce, well drained (1 Can)
|Chopped celery
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Low fat lemon yogurt
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Nonfat mayonnaise
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Celery seeds
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Whole wheat pita breads
|4 (6 Inch)
|Lettuce leaves
In a medium bowl, combine the chicken, apples, pineapple and celery.
In a small bowl, stir together the yogurt, mayonnaise and celery seeds.
Add to the chicken mixture and toss until well coated.
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text: DSpace Collection: http://hdl.handle.net/10204/3390 2015-07-03T20:34:01Z 2015-07-03T20:34:01Z The effect of GIS data quality on infrastructure planning: School accessibility in the City of Tshwane, South Africa Schmitz, P Eksteen, S http://hdl.handle.net/10204/7874 2015-02-09T21:55:17Z 2014-07-01T00:00:00Z Title: The effect of GIS data quality on infrastructure planning: School accessibility in the City of Tshwane, South Africa Authors: Schmitz, P; Eksteen, S Abstract: Worldwide geospatial datasets have become more readily available to non-expert users via the Internet and have changed the context in which spatial data is used. The quality of the available datasets can only be assessed if the corresponding metadata is available as well. The lack of metadata and non-expert knowledge of users often lead to the exploitation of data in different applications. In South Africa, the promulgation of the Spatial Data Infrastructure Act has created the environment for the capturing and sharing of spatial data and the publishing of metadata. The aim of this paper is to illustrate the financial cost involved when using poor quality data in planning for infrastructure such as schools. The positional accuracy of the quality of the dataset is evaluated by determining the locations of new schools using an original dataset and a verified dataset for primary and secondary public schools in the City of Tshwane. The result of the study is expressed in monetary terms and indicates that substantial amounts of money could be misspent if the necessary metadata to evaluate the quality of a dataset is not available. The study is not aimed at criticising the good work done by the Department of Basic Education but to illustrate the impact that data of insufficient quality may have on decision making. Description: AfricaGEO 2014: Proceedings of the Second AfricaGEO Conference, Cape Town, 1-3 July 2014 2014-07-01T00:00:00Z Greening infrastructure Van Wyk, L http://hdl.handle.net/10204/7864 2015-02-09T21:55:19Z 2014-10-01T00:00:00Z Title: Greening infrastructure Authors: Van Wyk, L Abstract: The development and maintenance of infrastructure is crucial to improving economic growth and quality of life (WEF 2013). Urban infrastructure typically includes bulk services such as water, sanitation and energy (typically electricity and gas), transport (typically roads, rail and airports), and telecommunications. The focus of this chapter will be on greening bulk services and roads. Despite the importance of infrastructure to economic growth and social wellbeing, many countries struggle to meet the increasing demand by growing cities for infrastructure services (ULI 2007; WEF 2013), especially in developing countries including South Africa (SAICE 2006), and many consumers struggle to afford the increasing costs associated with the services they use (National Treasury 2012). The South African Institute for Civil Engineers (SAICE), in their assessment of infrastructure in South Africa rated bulk services like water, sanitation and solid waste management in major urban areas and national and local energy distribution networks as 'fair', while bulk national water infrastructure, non-urban solid waste management, non-national roads, and non-urban electricity distribution were rated as 'poor' (SAICE 2006). In South Africa almost two-thirds of the R76.6-billion owed to municipalities by consumers is owed by households (National Treasury 2012) due, in part, to the state of the economy and substantial increases in tariffs. While infrastructure undoubtedly can lead to an improvement in the quality of life of users, in many instances this contribution comes at the expense of environmental quality. The expanding network of roads, for example, covers many thousands of kilometres of land – in excess of 747,000 km in South Africa (SAInfo 2013) – with significant impacts on the ecosystem resulting in diminishing ecosystem services, as does the damming of rivers (McCully 2001). Road surfaces also decrease the ability of the land to absorb rain water resulting in an increase in runoff. Bulk services require energy to pump water to reservoirs and buildings, and to pump effluent away from buildings for both sewerage and storm water (Cohen, R., Nelson, B., and Wolff, G., (2004). The energy required is mainly generated by the burning of fossil fuels such as gas, oil, and coal, with a concomitant release of greenhouse gases. Green infrastructure seeks to perform those functions in a manner that, at the very least, minimises its impact on the natural environment and, at best, enhances the quality of the natural environment. Description: Copyright: Alive2green, Cape Town, South Africa 2014-10-01T00:00:00Z Principles of material choice with reference to the Green Star SA rating system Van Reenen, C http://hdl.handle.net/10204/7854 2015-02-09T21:55:24Z 2014-09-01T00:00:00Z Title: Principles of material choice with reference to the Green Star SA rating system Authors: Van Reenen, C Abstract: The concept of green buildings is in response to the built environment's high negative environmental impact, including its contribution towards greenhouse gas emissions and the resultant climate change. At its core, the green building movement strives to create buildings that are designed, constructed and operated in such a way to reduce the direct and indirect negative impact of development on the environment and its inhabitants. Description: Copyright: Alive2green, Cape Town, South Africa 2014-09-01T00:00:00Z What are green materials and technologies? Van Wyk, L http://hdl.handle.net/10204/7853 2015-02-09T21:55:23Z 2014-10-01T00:00:00Z Title: What are green materials and technologies? Authors: Van Wyk, L Abstract: The potential impact of climate change and global warming is without doubt one of the most life-threatening challenges that face humanity. Central to this challenge is our dependence on fossil fuels as the primary source of energy- the major contributors of greenhouse gases (GHGs) including carbon dioxide (CO(sub2)) - and the extensive use of non-renewable resources. It is now widely recognised that the climate systems are warming: there is also medium confidence that other effects of regional climate change on natural and human environments are emerging, although many are difficult to discern due to adaptation and non-climatic drivers. Global GHG emissions due to human activities have grown since pre-industrial times, with an increase of 70 per cent between 1970 and 2004 . Anthropogenic warming could lead to some impacts that are abrupt or irreversible, depending upon the rate and magnitude of the climate change, including severe species loss. Nevertheless, a wide range of adaptation options is available, although a more progressive rate of adaptation than is currently evident is required. Given an increase in adaptation rates, many impacts can be reduced, delayed or avoided. There is thus a causal relationship between climate change mitigation and sustainable development: sustainable development can reduce vulnerability to climate change by enhancing adaptive capacity and increasing resilience. The construction and maintenance of the built environment has a fundamental role to play in this challenge: green materials and technologies for new and existing buildings could considerably reduce CO(sub2) emissions while simultaneously improving indoor and outdoor air quality, social welfare, energy security, and ecological goods and services. Description: Green Building Handbook, South Africa: Volume 7: Materials and Technologies 2014-10-01T00:00:00Z The application of appropriate technologies and systems for sustainable sanitation Duncker, L Wilkinson, M http://hdl.handle.net/10204/7827 2014-12-22T21:55:16Z 2014-11-01T00:00:00Z Title: The application of appropriate technologies and systems for sustainable sanitation Authors: Duncker, L; Wilkinson, M Abstract: Sustainable development, which encompasses sustainable sanitation, is defined as development that is appropriate, has the specific objectives of accelerated growth, targeted interventions and community mobilisation to eradicate poverty and focuses on ensuring the sustainable use of natural resources and the ecosystem services they provide. The National Environmental Management Act, No. 107 of 1998, (NEMA) defines sustainable development in South Africa as "the integration of social, economic and environmental factors into planning, implementation and decision-making so as to ensure that development serves present and future generations. The chapter discusses the use of appropriate technologies and systems to render sanitation technologies and services provision sustainable in addressing the Post-2015 Sustainable Development Goals. Description: Copyright: Alive2green publishing, Cape Town, South Africa 2014-11-01T00:00:00Z Sustainable school infrastructure through effective innovative building technology selection Mphahlele, C http://hdl.handle.net/10204/7805 2014-12-03T21:55:16Z 2014-10-01T00:00:00Z Title: Sustainable school infrastructure through effective innovative building technology selection Authors: Mphahlele, C Abstract: The aim of the paper is to provide an overview of a model proposed for the selection Innovative Building Technologies (IBTs) and procurement of services supporting the erection of the IBTs that will ensure the construction of a sustainable school infrastructure. The research followed a case study approach where the practical implementation of theoretic climatic and supply chain management decision making tools was evaluated. The research was limited to the design phases of the projects and it is not clear how decisions will impact the construction and handover phases of the projects. Provisional findings indicate that the selection of an IBT and the services supporting IBT construction resulted in the selection of building systems that are climatically suitable with a manageable supply chain. The value of the research is a model that will guide implementers of IBT projects in the selection of suitable building systems. Description: 9th World Congress on engineering asset management 8th Built Environment Conference, CSIR ICC, 28-30 October 2014 2014-10-01T00:00:00Z


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Ibis Sintra: a TRUE VT tale at Ibis Sintra
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Yes, we made them all wait till we were together before they got the story ^O^
We arrived, several days after meeting Nat (ncfg) in Ponte de Lima, in Sintra and could not find a reasonably priced lodging in Sintra itself, so we drove outside the city and spotted the IBIS SINTRA hotel. Drove in and got a room for 3 nights. Being familiar with the chain, know that it is a good and reliable place. After getting our room we turned the air conditioner down to 5°C so it would cool off as it was at 26 when we entered. We then went out for dinner. When we returned the room was at 25, way, WAY too hot for sleeping. We called the front desk and they came up to the room and tried to get the temperatures down without success. Needless to say we did not sleep almost the entire night. Next morning they told us we should leave our things in our suitcases and they would give us a new room. When we returned early afternoon (we were tired from not having slept the night before) we got our new room, but they had NOT switched on the air conditioner, so it was at 26° again...we turned it down and went out for drinks. When we returned several hours later it was STILL at 26. The hotel called in the hotel engineer and then later the company who had installed the air conditioners, still they were not able to reduce the temperature. At that point I was tired, too hot (no pun intended) and getting mad and Zohara was as tired as I was...We decided that she should go see the manager of the hotel, better that way because as I said I was very tired, hot and upset, Zohara would be nicer than me. She went down to the lobby and after a few minutes I got a phone call in the room...Zohara called explaining that they would change our room AGAIN after they checked to make sure the temperature has gone down and were offering us, one night free of charge and free dinner and drinks till the room was cooler... Then Zohara said, "You should come down to meet the hotel manager". So I went down and as the elevator door opened I found in front of me Rosario (Paulo&Rosario) who I had met at the Cascais VT meet in 2009!!!!! Turns out that Zohara had spoken to the manager and telling her that because of all the help and trouble the hotel had been going to, to try and help us solve the heating/cooling problem that her husband (me) would write about the positive aspects of the hotel on the Virtual Tourist site. At that point the manager told her, "But I am a VTer also, who is your husband?". When Zohara said "Martin", she immediately said "OH, Martin, and your daughter is Tal who lost her luggage at Cascais in 2009!!!". That was when Zohara called me in the room... Later Rosario called her husband Paulo, who I had also met, asking him to come to the hotel, of course without telling him that I was there. Paulo also called Teresa (tere1), another VTer who was a close friend of theirs who helped Antonio organize the Cascais VT meet, giving us a chance to speak with her also. We also had our laptop computer so we called up Tal and then Hansi (waalewiener) and Lori (loripori) on Skype so they could see whom we had met. So we had a nice evening together at the expense of the hotel.
I do have a photo of Rosario and I behind the reception desk at IBIS hotel in Sintra...(I like the story).
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