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Gen-Xers pump iron and practice yoga alongside baby boomers wrapped in seaweed. Nearby, kids careen down a yellow water slide while their parents soak up the sun and tropical drinks. Seniors vie for shuffleboard titles and perfect their golf swings while tots explore the kids' club.
Welcome aboard the multi-faceted Norwegian Jewel.
Jewel launched in August 2005, and on it, Norwegian Cruise Line continues to refine the Freestyle Cruising concept that's become its corporate motto. Freestyle 2.0 was introduced across the fleet in spring 2008, with several enhancements to the menus, new beds throughout and service tweaks at all levels.
On Jewel, more than 2,300 passengers enjoy the freedom to dine where, when and with whom they wish. Casual is the operative word here, with formal night optional.
The Jewel was a floating test for land-based amenities and services like high-rent luxury villas, martini and Champagne bars, interconnecting family-friendly cabins, and an electronic restaurant reservations system. No doubt, Norwegian Jewel and its younger sisters, Norwegian Pearl and Norwegian Gem, offer an experience akin to a land-based resort vacation.
Fully loaded with so many land-based bells and whistles, the Jewel is at its best at night with passengers dispersed among its numerous restaurants, lounges and entertainment venues. In an effort not to miss any of the eateries, lounges or countless activities, I found myself rushing about the ship and frequently checking my watch. It took a conscious effort for me to slow down, block out the hubbub, and simply enjoy the splendid Caribbean views from our cabin balcony.
In the needs-improvement department, though, the ship can do even better handling the throngs. With more than 2,000 co-passengers, I fully expected waits. But I was not prepared to stand on the dock in Roatan -- for more than 30 minutes, alongside 75 other shore excursion guests -- waiting for one tardy couple. The tender process was long -- especially transferring from the dock in Roatan back to the Jewel. Adding another metal detector and a couple more local tenders would help, and not once during the cruise could I find an empty lounge chair poolside.
Excursion loading and unloading in the Baltic was more efficient, with no tender ports and staggered excursion times. However, there was too much deck chair hogging around the pool -- even in the weak summer sun of Northern Europe -- and spare loungers were a rare find.
Ultimately, there's much about the Jewel that sparkles -- most notably the dining options, amiable crew, appealing staterooms and impressive fitness center. Though numerous restaurants, an electronic reservation system and streamlined debarkation help with crowd control, there are times (muster drill, tenders and shore excursions), when you feel the presence of your fellow shipmates. Happily, there are quiet places to read a good book and enjoy the splendid views. Deck 7 offers outdoor seating when the pool deck is packed. The library is almost always empty, and Spinnaker Lounge is sunny and quiet by day. By dinner time, the spa empties out, and you can savor the sunset from a hot tub or chaise.
The Jewel's 10 dining venues offer open seating, flexible hours and excellent service. An electronic reservations system keeps things running smoothly -- we made reservations for the week at the reservations desk upon embarkation and never had to wait more than a few minutes to be seated. Reservations can also be made by phone. It's best to book early for the specialty restaurants, especially for large parties or for smaller venues like Teppanyaki. Cancellations after 5 p.m. incur a $5 fee.
Judging from the crowds at Teppanyaki and Le Bistro, passengers don't mind paying $10 to $25 in cover charges. A few venues -- Cagney's, Chin Chin and Le Bistro -- sometimes have early bird deals.
Complimentary hot tea, coffee, iced tea and ice water are served with meals; soft drinks, bottled water and alcoholic beverages are available at an additional charge (pretty standard onshore bar prices).
Surrounded by so many dining venues, it's easy to forget that 24-hour room service is also available (except on the morning of debarkation). From 6:30 a.m. until 10 a.m., you can enjoy continental fare like juice, fresh fruit, muffins and cold cereal. Lunch and dinner options include perennial favorites like chicken Caesar salad, sandwiches and pizza, plus kid-pleasers like hot dogs and grilled cheese sandwiches.
Tsar's Palace and Azura, the two main restaurants, share dinner and lunch menus with daily selections. Healthy, cooking light selections are always available, as are Caesar salad, chicken, salmon, steak, vegetables and baked potatoes. At breakfast, waiters outnumber diners at the ornate Tsar's Palace, decorated in royal hues of burgundy, green and gold with chandeliers, marbled pillars and stunning faux Faberge egg balustrades. This room is an elegant space and, with its Russian-inspired decor, is particularly appropriate to the Baltic -- flooded with light during the long evenings thanks to the floor-to-ceiling windows on the aft side.
With its pop art, wood veneer and soft lighting, the smaller Azura -- a sleeker and more contemporary venue -- is also a more intimate space. But, it appeared gloomy by comparison, and the service was all over the place; my cocktail arrived with my starter, and my glass of wine came when I had nearly finished my main course. The Captain's Gala Dinner menu -- with broiled lobster tail -- was our best no-cover-charge meal.
Blue Lagoon, a pleasant food court-style venue overlooking the atrium, is another option for breakfast and lunch. For a hearty start, order the Full House -- fried or scrambled eggs, bacon, grilled tomatoes, sauteed mushrooms and hash browns. That will keep you until late lunch, which offers a menu of fish and chips, burgers, soups and salads. Garden Cafe and the Great Outdoors -- indoor and outdoor buffets -- are good for a quick breakfast or lunch but are less appealing for dinner. Passengers complained the food was inconsistent and often cold. During the day, the Garden Cafe is under a lot of pressure, and seats can be hard to find. Nice touches include a soft-serve ice cream dispenser and self-serve coffee machines that brew decaf and regular lattes and cappuccinos. For morning juices and pastries or burgers and hot dogs for lunch, the poolside grill is quick and convenient.
Cagney's Steakhouse ($25 cover charge), which sports cowhide chairs and western decor, serves filet mignon, strip loin, New York cut, boneless rib eye and T-bone steaks.
Moderno Churrascaria ($20) is a Brazilian-style steakhouse that offers a expansive lineup of skewered meat, including lamb chops, filet mignon, sausage and chicken. There's also the obligatory salad bar featuring international cheeses, dried meats, olives and marinated veggies, alongside the traditional salad ingredients. Sides, including mashed potatoes, fried bananas, and rice and beans, are served with the meat.
Chin Chin ($15 cover charge), the main area of an Asian fusion complex, offers starters like dim sum and satay, followed by miso or tom yum soup, and entrees like chili mussels in lemongrass coconut milk, chicken curry and pad thai. Save room for Thai banana pancakes with coconut ice cream. Knives and salt shakers go flying at the hibachi-style Teppanyaki (cover charge $25; half price for children). Entrees include combinations of chicken, beef and seafood (including lobster) served with miso soup, ginza salad, vegetables and garlic fried rice. Entrees are followed by ice cream or fresh fruit. California and New York rolls, barbecued eel and flying fish roe are among the selections at the Sushi Bar ($15 for all you can eat).
NCL's signature restaurant, Le Bistro ($20 cover charge), may not have the original Impressionist art found on Norwegian Dawn, but it still gets our vote for best restaurant with a cover charge. The service is especially attentive and the food presentation memorable. Don't miss the decadent chocolate fondue with fruit, served in a half-pineapple. A jazz brunch served here on a sea day ($15) received rave reviews from my traveling companions.
At the rustic Mama's Italian Kitchen ($10), you can create your own pizza or pasta with sauces ranging from traditional (tomato, Alfredo and Bolognese) to haute (shrimp with lemon and basil or smoked salmon with white wine cream and chives).
Public Rooms
There's nothing subtle about the Jewel's public rooms. Imagine "Finding Nemo" meets "Austin Powers." After a couple days of sensory overload, your brain adjusts, and the decor starts to look normal. Smoking is not permitted in the show lounges or indoor restaurants, but it is allowed in the casino, Corona cigar club and on outside decks. Fortunately, there are helpful directories inside and outside the three elevator banks.
Deck 7 is home to the bustling shore excursion and reception desks, Internet cafe, art and photo galleries, and enormous galleria and port of call retail space for duty-free items. The Crystal Atrium features a trendy Java Cafe and elegant, white, baby grand piano.
The Internet cafe, open 24 hours a day, has eight computer stations. After an account activation fee of $3.95, the basic charge is $0.75 per minute. Frequent users do better with package rates: 250 minutes for $100 or 100 minutes for $55.
The Library's wood burl shelves are lined with a good selection of self-help, sports, travel, science, history, fiction and children's titles in multiple languages. Passengers can check out three books at a time (except travel and reference). Despite stunning views, gold decor, floor globe and orchids, most guests find the straight-backed, box-shaped chairs simply too uncomfortable. There's also a DVD library (a well-kept secret) for passengers in suites, although we brought our own portable DVD player and were allowed to borrow from it.
From standard insides to balcony suites, interconnecting cabins to luxurious villas with butler and concierge service, the Jewel offers a tremendous variety of living quarters. All cabins are furnished with cherry wood finishing, televisions, refrigerators, safes, duvets, and bathrooms with showers and hair dryers.
In-cabin Internet access is available with an Ethernet cable. (Our connection wasn't working initially and had to be established through the Internet manager). TV programming includes a rotating selection of movies, as well as CNN, TNT, Cartoon Network and ESPN. Ship-to-shore calls from the cabin to the U.S. run $5.95 per minute. Mobile phones are another option, thanks to a roaming network, with rates determined by home carriers. (Europeans should note that all calls are routed via Bermuda, and the charges are enormous.)
Suites and penthouses on Decks 8, 9, 10, 11 and 14 (272 square feet and larger) feature glass doors with private balconies. Most suites have queen-size beds, separate living areas with dining tables, bathrooms with showers and tubs, and excellent concierge service. Oceanview staterooms with balconies on Decks 8, 9 and 10 (200 - 205 square feet) offer sets of two chairs on private balconies. Oceanview staterooms on Decks 4, 5, and 8 (150 - 161 square feet) include picture windows or portholes.
Our balcony stateroom on Deck 10 was cheerful and welcoming, decorated in vibrant Caribbean hues. An orange and purple love seat and blue drapes combined to create an appealing space. Mirrors outside the bath, beside the closet, and above the beds helped to create a spacious feel. A pair of plastic chairs on the balcony was practical, but unexciting.
A mini-suite on Deck 11 was more conventional, with a burgundy sofa bed -- separated from the main sleeping area by a thick drape -- and metal balcony furniture. Those cabins also had the added benefit of a bathtub.
With our luggage tucked under the twin beds, we found the closet space sufficient with a convenient safe, shelves and shoe storage. The well-stocked mini-bar had everything from Veuve Clicquot Champagne to Wild Turkey and Grand Marnier. Reading lamps over each bed worked well, and there were two power points (110v) -- adequate for most but tricky when you have two Nintendos, one laptop, one DVD player, three cameras and two cell phones!
The tropical theme continued in the well-designed bathroom with shell-shaped lamps and aquamarine, mosaic floor tiles. Separate toilet and shower areas (with a handy Elemis shampoo and soap dispenser, Elemis moisturizer and retractable clothes line for wet bathing suits) flanked a central white sink and vanity with ample shelf space. Kudos to our amiable housekeepers who never failed to freshen the cabin, turn down the beds and fill our ice bucket.
Families can choose from about 300 interconnecting cabins in a range of categories, from standard insides to suites. Different grades of cabins can be linked to create two- to five-bedroom areas for immediate families, extended families and family reunion groups.
If you're craving a butler and concierge, as well as your own piano, hot tub and silver toothbrush holder, look no further. The Jewel offers 10 stylish horizon villas and two 5,000-square-foot garden villas. In addition to the ritzy decor and furnishings, the luxe digs share a lounge with Internet access, a private sun deck and a gorgeous central courtyard, featuring a retractable roof, rattan sun beds, swimming pool, hot tub, treadmill and Stairmaster.
Each passenger is automatically billed $12 per day, which supports an incentive program for the service staff. Passenger who prefer to tip individually can fill out a form at reception. A 15 percent gratuity is automatically added to fitness classes and bar drinks or 18 percent in the spa. For passengers using concierge and butler service, NCL recommends a gratuity "commensurate with the services rendered." The bill can be paid in cash or with credit cards or traveler's checks.
Fitness and Recreation
The popular pool deck has two pools, four whirlpools with colorful awnings, and a bright yellow waterslide for kids.
Body Waves Fitness Center, Deck 12, is open 24/7 for gym rats. With glorious ocean views from floor-to-ceiling windows and individual televisions, you can almost forget you're exercising. The fitness center sports the latest weight machines, cardiovascular equipment and free weights, plus a separate room for fitness classes. Aerobics and stretch classes are gratis; step, Pilates and yoga cost $15, and in the Baltic, four 55-minute spinning classes cost $40.
Bora Bora Health Spa & Beauty Salon, Deck 12, is a tranquil place to enjoy exotic treatments -- from algae detox and lime and ginger salt glows to coconut rubs and milk ritual wraps -- at exotic (a k a expensive) prices. The hard sell of skincare products following treatments can rub you the wrong way. Robes and towels are supplied; bring your own shower sandals. In the changing rooms, there's a sauna, steam room, rest area and showers with an abundant supply of Elemis shower gel and shampoo.
Other recreational options include a jogging and walking track and a versatile sports deck with bleacher seating that accommodates basketball, volleyball and tennis. There are also two golf driving nets, a shuffleboard court, ping pong tables and a pair of life-sized "Alice in Wonderland"-like chess sets.
Norwegian Jewel rolls out the welcome mat for families, with amenities like interconnecting cabins, a kids-only pool and water slide, and an appealing Splashdown Kid's Club. In addition to a children's menu, young passengers can enjoy the Kid's Corner buffet with mini stools, low tables, and kid-pleasing fare like hot dogs and chicken nuggets. Families can gather in the card room for a game of Monopoly or Clue or sing together during family karaoke night.
The Kid's Crew program is organized by age group: Junior Sailors (2 - 5), First Mates (6 - 9), Navigators (10 - 12) and Teens (13 - 17). In addition to the play room, the Splashdown Kid's Club features a kid cinema and video arcade. Age-appropriate activities range from lego-mania and silly songs for the younger crowd to a sports afternoon and survivor night for tweens. Club Underground is the teen hangout, with a juice bar, touch-screen jukebox, Microsoft Xbox gaming consoles, disco nights, socials and movies.
The facilities are superb, but what I hadn't realized at the time of booking was that the kids' clubs are not free, except on sea days. Until 7 p.m. on all port days, there is a charge of $5 per child, per hour ($8 for two siblings), whether parents are ashore or onboard; it seems unsatisfactory in a destination like the Baltic where families may only be ashore for half of the day (St Petersburg, for example, where the ship spends two days). Clubs are also not segregated into age groups when the ship is in port. On sea days, there is only a charge in the evenings, from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Unlike many other at-sea children's programs which start at age 3, NCL takes tots as young as 2. Appreciative parents are issued beepers for diaper changes and other emergencies.
Fellow Passengers
In the Caribbean, the majority of passengers are American. The balmy, Caribbean weather also attracts Brits looking to escape the winter cold. The ship, with its whirlwind of activities and impressive amenities, enjoys a broad appeal across age groups. Children and teens are out in force during school holidays.
In the Baltic, there is a complete international mix, the major groupings being British, American, Canadian and Spanish, followed by smaller groups from places as diverse as Malta, South America, the Caribbean and Hong Kong.
Dress Code
Casual dress is a very popular aspect of freestyle cruising. Formalwear (black tie or dark suit for men and evening gown or cocktail dress for women) is optional during one formal evening. On our trip, about a quarter of passengers got dolled up in gowns and tuxedos. Even in the ship's most elegant restaurant, Le Bistro, diners donned resort casual attire -- which translates into polo shirts and khakis for men and sun dresses or skirts and blouses for women. After 5:30 p.m., jeans, T-shirts, shorts, tank tops and bare feet are not permitted in the restaurants.
Boredom is not an option onboard Norwegian Jewel. The challenge is choosing from among numerous daytime activities that include foreign language, cooking and dancing classes, trivia contests, lectures on handwriting, perfume seminars, bingo, art auctions, arts and crafts, volleyball, ping pong, tennis and human chess play, as well as checkers, bridge and Scrabble. There is also a martini clinic and margarita tasting for $15.
The Stardust Theatre is the main entertainment venue for nightly Broadway- and Vegas-style productions, comedy and magic acts, and a Cirque du Soleil-style aerial thriller -- Cirque Bijou. The fearless troupe includes gymnasts, acrobats and bungee jumpers. They played to a packed house.
In addition to the evening extravaganza, live guitar and piano music is performed at various venues. For night owls, there are late parties with themes like White Nights (attendees dress all in white), Caribbean and disco.
Karaoke and Nintendo Wii are available, both at the futuristic FYZZ Lounge and the private red, green or blue karaoke rooms at no extra charge.
Among the 13 bars and lounges is a central hub called Bar City, which consists of a Champagne and wine bar with pink art deco neon signage and a see-through wall decoration that features water bubbling throughout it. Also located there are a martini bar with zebra-striped chairs and large screen displaying James Bond-like female silhouettes, as well as a whiskey and beer pub. Despite the stylishness of the watering holes, some passengers grumbled about the cost of bar drinks. A beer runs $3.95 to $6.50. The cocktail of the day is $7.95. Fruit smoothies cost $8.95 with alcohol, $6 without. The cheapest glass of chardonnay -- Alderbrook from Russian River -- costs $6.50.
The Jewel Club Casino offers gaming lessons and slot machine, blackjack and poker tournaments. Passengers also watched the Super Bowl on a big screen TV and placed bets. Games include one penny to $100 slot machines, baccarat, roulette and blackjack.
From adventurous canopy zip-line tours (in the Caribbean) to sedate sightseeing trips (in the Baltic), shore excursions cover all the bases, including a new level of ultra-exclusive tours by private car or minibus. For security reasons, all bags go through a metal detector on return to the ship, and any duty-free items acquired are confiscated until the end of the cruise.
While the morning tender to Great Stirrup Cay -- NCL's private island in the Bahamas -- was well-orchestrated with timed tickets, the afternoon wait to and from the island on one large tender proved achingly slow. On the Baltic itinerary, there aren't any tender ports, so this wasn't an issue.
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CalDAV: Now has no dependencies on core bedework classes. Involved a significant amount of refactoring.
CalDAV implementations: are now a separate project. This project does have dependencies, as it should.
JMS: Bedework now emits system events on a JMS notification queue. A number of listeners are being developed to move certain bedework functions outboard of the core engine. Currently we havea logging listener, the inbox/outbox scheduler and a partially built indexer. The JMS implementation is Apache activemq
The detailed comments from the merged code follow:
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Remove BwDateTime? from SysIntf?
Rename calfacade TimeRange? to BwTimeRange?
Changed getFreeBusy to use ical4j Period
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Add a test.
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Entity type definitions:
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Moved most filter classes into caldav.util
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Misinterpreted tzid:
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JMS Listeners
Also add some options for the new indexer project which makes use of these
Simplify notification classes and implement a jms notifications handler.
This requires activemq to be running
Implement a jms consumer which acts as a system events logger
Redo in/outbox scheduler as a listener on a JMS queue
Create a new deployable module for it.
Change startup to start each separate module as well as the 'infrastructure' components.
activemq run script now copies the activemq config out of the bedework build configuration
Indexing changes - many already in 3.5:
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Associated fix to BwEventAnnotation? to fix bug with handling of overridden collections.
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subversion copy utility was adding timezones as a project. Remove unwanted project
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Fix new bug in CoreEvents? - not checking for null timezone.
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Disable caching of collections in the hbm files. When deployed as separate aplications this is causing delays and invalid relations to appear. It may be possible to enable this if all applications share a common cache - e.g. jboss ear or with hibernate as part of the container.
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2013 UNHCR regional operations profile - North America and the Caribbean
Working environment
In the United States of America, screening and access to asylum procedures for a significant number of unaccompanied and separated children (around 18,000 minors were apprehended by the authorities in 2011) attempting to cross the border from Mexico pose serious concerns. The detention of asylum-seekers arriving without papers or with false documents remains mandatory. Meanwhile, the application of membership of a "particular social group" as a ground for granting asylum remains inconsistent across the country, and the Government has not yet issued clarifying regulations. Nonetheless, in 2012 the United States accepted more people for resettlement than any other country in the world.
Canada, which is second to the United States in the number of people it accepts for resettlement annually, saw the passage of the Protecting Canada's Immigration System Act in June 2012. The Act was the culmination of a series of bills introduced over the past three years to reform the country's asylum system and curb human smuggling. The law introduces a series of restrictive procedural requirements that aim to deter abusive applications for asylum from those arriving in large groups or by using the services of human smugglers. Canada has also introduced an assisted voluntary return and reintegration programme.
People of concern to UNHCR continue to move to or through Caribbean countries in mixed migratory flows. The vast majority are people from the subregion striving to reach North America. They often use unseaworthy vessels and need to be rescued at sea. Maritime interceptions by the authorities, often without adequate protection screening and safeguards, are common and may lead to people of concern being forced to disembark in countries unable to provide adequate protection. In some instances they may be sent back to their countries of origin.
A significant number of individuals, mostly descendants of Haitians migrants born outside Haiti or children unable to acquire nationality from their mothers due to nationality laws, have become, or are at risk of becoming, stateless in the Caribbean.
In Haiti, the number of IDPs is expected to decline in the course of 2013. However, this does not necessarily mean that those leaving the IDP camps have found durable solutions or are now no longer displaced. IDPs in Haiti suffer human rights violations, including forced evictions, sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) and child trafficking. The joint UNHCR-OHCHR request that countries in the region not return Haitian nationals on humanitarian grounds has gone largely unheeded.
Strategy in 2013
UNHCR's strategy for North America and the Caribbean will focus on consolidating and building on States' pledges made at the December 2011 Ministerial Conference; maintaining political and financial support for global humanitarian programmes; raising public awareness on priority issues of concern to UNHCR; and gradually increasing private support for global programmes.
The ultimate aim is to promote a favourable protection environment for all persons of concern, including by making accessible fair and timely services for asylum-seekers, refugees and victims of trafficking through national asylum procedures. UNHCR will make protection interventions and help build the capacity of its implementing and operational partners. Finally, UNHCR will seek to ensure that protection safeguards are respected by States in their management of mixed migration flows by land and sea.
In the United States, significant constraints arise from laws which include broad criminal and terrorism-related bars that inhibit or prevent certain categories of refugees from being resettled in the country and forbid the granting of asylum to some individuals. The exemption process is lengthy and involves many government agencies. Legislation that may resolve these issues is not likely to pass in the present Congress in the near future. It is thus expected that the judiciary will play an important role in striking a balance between protection and national security concerns. The same applies to other draft bills tabled before Congress to reform refugee legislation.
In Canada, UNHCR remains concerned about detention practices. Processing backlogs in the asylum system both within the country and overseas sometimes obstructs the provision of timely protection. UNHCR's ability to support protection activities in Canada is limited owing to resource constraints.
Nine of the Caribbean countries (Antigua and Barbuda, the Bahamas, Dominica, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago) have acceded to the 1951 Refugee Convention, but national legal frameworks have been adopted only in the Dominican Republic and the Bahamas. The region thus suffers from a lack of administrative frameworks and effective protection mechanisms and, more generally, from the absence of political will to find solutions to asylum, refugee and statelessness problems. UNHCR covers a vast geographical area in the Caribbean, largely without presence, which does not allow for effective advocacy.
In the United States, UNHCR monitors detention practices and seeks to ensure that asylum-seekers have access to refugee status determination (RSD) procedures. It supports the development of alternatives to detention policies for asylum-seekers, including families and minors, which favour release unless detention is unavoidable. Moreover, UNHCR will work with the Government to ensure the integrity of the asylum system by developing mechanisms to guard against fraud while safeguarding the rights of those in need of protection. As part of this, it will advocate for the clear separation of asylum and security-related issues.
To strengthen its advocacy and media campaigns, UNHCR will conduct Congressional briefings and organize field missions to regions of strategic interest to the United States. It will also work to maximize support for resettlement.
In Canada, UNHCR will focus on the implementation of the reformed refugee asylum and determination system and on effective coordination around resettlement priorities and programmes. It will also continue to raise public awareness of refugee issues and expand its fundraising activities in the private and corporate sectors.
In the Caribbean, UNHCR will increase the number of its missions to the region to help Governments in RSD, seek alternatives to detention and identify durable solutions, including resettlement for urgent cases. It will also bolster its work with NGOs in delivering basic humanitarian assistance and supporting local integration. UNHCR will work with all relevant stakeholders on statelessness issues, paying special attention to the Bahamas, Barbados, the Dominican Republic and Haiti.
Financial information
Following a regional trend in the Americas, the operations in Canada, the United States and the Caribbean (except for Haiti and the Dominican Republic, which benefit from earmarked contributions) have seen a decrease in their budget allocations. This was mainly due to the global financial crisis and reallocation of resources within UNHCR to cope with numerous unforeseen emergencies. Protection needs, especially in the Caribbean, remain high in terms of access to territory and procedures, detention conditions, the risk of refoulement and lack of basic services.
UNHCR 2013 budget for North America and the Caribbean (USD) | |||||
Operation | 2012 REVISED BUDGET (as of 30 June 2012) |
2013 | |||
Total | 21,556,702 | 7,752,760 | 9,319,646 | 3,513,278 | 20,585,683 |
1. Includes Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands, 12 independent Caribbean States, 3 other CARICOM States and UK and Dutch territories in coordination with the Europe Bureau. | |||||
Canada | 1,451,045 | 1,675,489 | 33,225 | 0 | 1,708,714 |
United States of America Regional Office[1] | 20,105,657 | 6,077,271 | 9,286,420 | 3,513,278 | 18,876,969 |
Source: UNHCR Global Appeal 2013 Update
UNHCR contact information
Bahamas is covered by the following UNHCR office:
The UNHCR Regional Representation in Washington and the Caribbean | |||||||||||||||
Style of Address | The UNHCR Regional Representative in Washington | ||||||||||||||
Street Address | 1775 K Street NW Suite 300 Washington, DC 20006 USA |
Mailing Address | 1775 K Street NW Suite 300 Washington, DC 20006 USA |
Telephone | +1 202 296 5191 | ||||||||||||||
Facsimile | +1 202 296 5660 | ||||||||||||||
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Time Zone | GMT - 5:00 | ||||||||||||||
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Public Holidays | 3 January 2011, New Year's Day (observed) 21 February 2011, President's Day 22 April 2011, Good Friday 30 May 2011, Memorial Day 4 July 2011, Independence Day 31 August 2011, Eid al-Fitr 5 September 2011, Labour Day 7 November 2011, Eid al-Adha 24 November 2011, Thanksgiving Day 26 December 2011, Christmas Day (observed) |
Comments | RO Washington also covers issues of UNHCR concern related to the US Naval Base in Guantanamo as well as refugee matters in US territories outside the Caribbean (Guam, American Samoa, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands). |


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At the behest of the Head of the Department of Finance, Zurich City Government hereby undertakes to provide oversight of the Foundation for the Advancement of the Kunsthaus Extension, within the meaning of art. 84 of the Swiss Civil Code (ZGB).
45 objections submitted to planned design
There have been 45 separate objections submitted to the planned design of the Kunsthaus Zürich extension, many of which contain the same demand: that architect David Chipperfield's new structure be set back several metres.
The city, which will examine all objections, has decided to treat the multiple identical submissions in consultation with the group known as 'Open Pfauen'. In the event that it rejects a given demand it undertakes to provide justification in the form of a report presented to city legislature together with the design plan.
Kunsthaus Extension - Design plans available to the public
The design plans for the Kunsthaus Zürich extension project are available to the public for public debate from November 10th until January 24th 2011. After this procedure, eventual objections will be collected, processed and incorporated in a report for the city council.
Creation of the Foundation for the Advancement of the Kunsthaus Extension
The Zürcher Kunstgesellschaft has committed itself to contributing CHF 75 million in private funds to the Kunsthaus Extension, to which end it has created a foundation for the collection of donations. Its purpose: booking incoming funds, supervising their use in keeping with statutes – exclusively to finance the Extension – and ensuring the provision to donors of all tax advantages associated with donating to the Foundation. President of the Foundation Board is Franz J. Kessler, Attorney at Law.
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The expansion project of the Kunsthaus Zurich has cleared a major hurdle: on 14.04.2010 with 99 to 3 votes the city parliament sanctioned the increase for the project credit from 6.5 million to 18 million francs as requested by the city council. This amount is earmarked for detailed cost estimates, documentation required for the construction permit, and for the elaboration of the concept plans.
Project Partnership formed for Kunsthaus Expansion
On the 27th of October, at the conclusion of the architectural competition for the Kunsthaus Zürich expansion, the organizing committee of the expansion project restructured itself into a simple project partnership. Partners and hence principals are the city of Zurich, the association Zürcher Kunstgesellschaft (ZKG) and the foundation Stiftung Zürcher Kunsthaus (SZK).
With the establishment of the Project Partnership for the Kunsthaus Expansion (Einfache Gesellschaft Kunsthaus Erweiterung, EGKE), the public and private partners of the Kunsthaus Zurich Expansion Project have set up an organization which is to assist in the project's beginning phases. Having set the goal of realizing the expansion at the Heimplatz, the EGKE will develop the private design plans, will secure the financing and will oversee the construction project, as well as being in charge of public relations and outreach.
More open, greener, better. The winning project after revision.
David Chipperfield's winning design for the Kunsthaus extension has been optimized in line with the jury's recommendations for its function within the fabric of the city as a whole, and with regard to its internal organization. The revision addresses all of the recommendations made by the jury. The partners and future principals of the Kunsthaus extension – the Zürcher Kunstgesellschaft, the city of Zurich and the Stiftung Zürcher Kunsthaus – have now been presented with a better project, greener and more open: in a word, feasible. At the end of October the partners will establish a project corporation.
Winning project presented, Exhibition of competition submissions
David Chipperfield's winning project for the Kunsthaus Zürich extension is a striking formulation of the plan for a 21st-century museum to meet the demands of art and the general public alike. The Kunsthaus extension's partners – the Zürcher Kunstgesellschaft, the city of Zurich, and the Stiftung Zürcher Kunsthaus – presented it on a press conference on 15 December. The project submitted by the renowned architect David Chipperfield was selected by a large majority as the winner of the competition for an extension to the Kunsthaus. The international jury found the design's pristine elegance offers the best solution to the planned museum's needs, in terms of both content and urban planning. According to the jury's report, the extension will serve both the art world and the public well.
All 20 submissions to the competition were shown from 16 December 2008 until 11 January 2009 in the lecture hall of the Kunsthaus Zürich. 6000 visitors have seen the exhibition.
Information about David Chipperfield Architects is available at www.davidchipperfield.co.uk.
David Chipperfield Architects wins competition for an extension to the Kunsthaus Zürich
A jury presided over by Walter B. Kielholz and moderated by Prof. Carl Fingerhuth has declared the project submitted by David Chipperfield Architects the winner of the competition to design an extension to the Kunsthaus Zürich. The Kunsthaus extension's partners – the Zürcher Kunstgesellschaft, the city of Zurich, and the Stiftung Zürcher Kunsthaus – will present the winning project at a joint press conference to be held on 15 December. All 20 projects submitted will then be made available for public viewing from 16 December 2008 until 11 January 2009 at the Kunsthaus.
Start of the architectural competition
With 214 applications by architects from 22 different countries, the Kunsthaus extension project in Zurich awakened international interest. In early March, a jury of 20 led by Walter B. Kielholz, President of the Zürcher Kunstgesellschaft, selected twenty offices to take part in what is expected to be the final phase of the competition. See the section on the extension in the Kunsthaus-Magazin 2/08 for detailed information on the jury.
The 20 Teams are from Switzerland (9), Europe (8), and farther afield (3). In early April, the participants – who made their submissions anonymously and included renowned and seasoned architects as well as two young talent teams – are to be comprehensively briefed, largely on the basis of the Competitions Brief.
The process chosen guarantees fair treatment of all teams until a winning project is selected in November, and includes the option of a short list of teams being asked to submit revisions in the first half of 2009.
The city of Zurich is a supporter of the project, with the city legislature ratifying a project loan of CHF 6.5 million, applied for by the municipal council in the fall of 2007, by a vote of 113 to 3 on 26 March 2008.
Architectural competition for the Kunsthaus Zürich extension opens
Advertisements in trade journals and online platforms invite architects from around the world to take part in the competition, from 14 December 2007 to 1 February 2008.
As expected, a large number of applications has been made, and the international jury (presided over by Walter B. Kielholz, President of the Zürcher Kunstgesellschaft, and moderated by Prof. Carl Fingerhuth) has selected 20 suitable teams to take part in the anonymous competition.
Provided that Zurich's city legislature approves the project loan of CHF 6.5 million requested, the applicants selected are to receive complete documentation in April 2008 before commencing work on their projects.
The jury is to evaluate the resulting submissions and choose a winner during the fourth quarter of 2008. If necessary, several designs may be selected for a second round of anonymously submitted revisions, to take place in the first half of 2009.
Strategy for Kunsthaus extension on Heimplatz firmly on track
The project has taken a positive turn with the canton deeding the grounds of the cantonal school to serve as the location of the Kunsthaus extension. The architectural competition received an explicit go-ahead before the real estate deal was notarized. The last stone fell into place when the municipal council approved an application for a so-called project loan in its first session following summer break, and dispatched the bill on its way through the relevant political bodies, the city legislature and the advisory committee. With the first tranche of the loan paid out, the competition can get underway with the elaboration of the preliminary project.
At the first press conference for the Kunsthaus extension, held on 29 August 2007 in the lecture room to coincide with publication of the city council's decision, the steering committee set out the project's main points and explained the next steps in the process. In his opening remarks, Walter Kielholz, President of the Zürcher Kunstgesellschaft, called the New Kunsthaus "a top-flight museum" that would hold its own in an ever more dynamic international environment. He also emphasized the Kunstgesellschaft's willingness to procure half of the funds necessary for the extension (CHF 150 million) from private investors.
Zurich's Mayor Elmar Ledergerber, who arranged the property deal, thanked the canton for its showing of "solid support" by literally preparing the grounds for the extension. He then went on to note the special significance of the major project for Zurich as a city of art and culture, and briefly explained the political process involving the city legislature.
He was followed by City Councillor Kathrin Martelli, who considered the urban planning and architectural aspects of the project and set out the aims and key features of the competition to take place in 2008/2009. She called the preliminary cooperation between city and Kunsthaus "exemplary".
Director Christoph Becker addressed the contents of the extension to the Kunsthaus. Taking as his starting point the origin and context of the Kunsthaus Zürich, he presented the artistic concept as developed by the museum's art experts. The Kunsthaus Zürich's own collection, he explained, will profit from a more dynamic exhibition in the new building, and thus create an exciting contrast with the more classical form of the Bührle Collection, as well as the presentation of art in the existing building. In addition to this central feature of the concept, he went on, the Kunsthaus will also become a more open institution. The concept is based on the extension's three core ideas: more room for the museum's own collection, which is to continue to grow; inclusion of the Foundation E.G. Bührle Collection; and the removal of material containts on medium-sized travelling shows and on the art warehouse.
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I am a new member and joined today because while searching the internet I found that a photographer had posted an image of a mural I recently created that is being temporarily displayed at an outdoor location. I was angry to find that this photographer was attempting to sell images of my mural. What are an artist's rights in this regard, and does anyone know who I can contact at the site? The mural is pictured below and I am one of two artists who painted "Soaring".
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technically the image shouldn't be on here if it isn't there work. and if it's your work you can get a dmca notice to have it removed. you have the right to have that picture removed from them. and you can also sell it here. you can contact support, it's under the about next to news in that blue bar. ---Mike Savad
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Images on outdoor display are a gray area...like graffiti. If you made it and you know who has it placed on here, let FAA know it's yours and you want it removed.
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i don't think it would be gray, it would fall under the category of statue, or shooting it in a gallery, it's not much different. my guess it the user that did it, was totally clueless that something like this couldn't be sold. i wonder how volunteer wall murals works. ---Mike Savad
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