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Cafe Alcazar
St. Augustine
- Local Phone: 904-825-9948
25 Granada St.
St. Augustine, FL 32084
Casual & Family Dining
Local Specialties
- Sunday: 11:00am - 3:00pm
- Monday: 11:00am - 3:00pm
- Tuesday: 11:00am - 3:00pm
- Wednesday: 11:00am - 3:00pm
- Thursday: 11:00am - 3:00pm
- Friday: 11:00am - 3:00pm
- Saturday: 11:00am - 3:00pm
What You Need To Know
Café Alcazar is an elegant eatery situated in the space of the Lightner Museum originally designated for the largest indoor swimming pool. Their innovative chefs take pride in creating truly unique dishes made from the freshest ingredients, local and organic. They are open seven days a week from 11AM to 3PM for lunch and offer monthly dinner service on the First Friday of each month from 6 to 9PM.
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National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS), National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Commerce.
Notice of a public meeting.
The Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council will convene a public meeting of the Shrimp Advisory Panel (AP).
The Shrimp AP meeting is scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday, January 9, 2008.
The meeting will be held at the Hilton Houston Hobby Airport, 8181 Airport Blvd., Houston, TX 77061.
Council address: Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council, 2203 North Lois Avenue, Suite 1100, Tampa, FL 33607.Start Further Info
Dr. Richard Leard, Deputy Executive Director; telephone: (813) 348-1630.End Further Info End Preamble Start Supplemental Information
The Shrimp AP will receive reports from the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) on the status and health of the shrimp stocks in 2006, as well as a report on the biological and economic aspects of the 2007 Cooperative Shrimp Closure with the state of Texas. The Shrimp AP may make recommendations for a cooperative closure with Texas for 2008. The Shrimp AP will also receive a presentation of the current number of moratorium permits that have been issued by the NMFS and preliminary estimates of offshore shrimping effort in 2007. Finally, the Shrimp AP may discuss and make recommendations regarding a Generic Offshore Aquaculture Amendment being developed by the Council.
The Shrimp AP consists principally of commercial shrimp fishermen, dealers, and association representatives.
Although other non-emergency issues not on the agenda may come before the Shrimp AP for discussion, in accordance with the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act (Magnuson-Stevens Act), those issues may not be the subject of formal action during these meetings. Actions of the Shrimp AP will be restricted to those issues specifically identified in the agenda and any issues arising after publication of this notice that require emergency action under Section 305(c) of the Magnuson-Stevens Act, provided the public has been notified of the Council's intent to take action to address the emergency.
Copies of the agenda can be obtained by calling (813) 348-1630.
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This meeting is physically accessible to people with disabilities. Requests for sign language interpretation or other auxiliary aids should be directed to Tina Trezza at the Council (see ADDRESSES) at least 5 working days prior to the meeting.Start Signature
Dated: December 13, 2007.
Tracey L. Thompson,
Acting Director, Office of Sustainable Fisheries, National Marine Fisheries Service.
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Day Three
Day three of Kauai trip and I almost can spell Kauai! This picture was from Queens Bath. I still haven't fully adjusted to island time and so I'm up earlier than the dude daily. This was my list I have made for us to check off. Today it is raining so may be the perfect day for waterfalls. (I am not even butthurt that its raining because my skin could use a break from the sun!


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As the rest of Spain prepares for the weekend 'derby' between Real Madrid and Barcelona, Villarreal and Valencia are gearing up for an historic battle of their own.
Tonight sees the two near neighbours from the east coast of the country fight it out in the first leg of the Uefa Cup semi-final, in what for the home side is their best chance of glory in their entire history.
Villarreal have only played five seasons in the Primera Liga and this is their first campaign in Europe, a prize earned by winning the Intertoto Cup.
However, the side managed by Paquito have performed like veterans all season, knocking out clubs such as Roma, Galatasaray, Torpedo Moscow and Celtic.
Their small El Madrigal stadium has been a talisman for Paquito's men and they have yet to concede a goal in front of their home fans in Europe, scoring 13 at the other end.
"We are making history here, we know what it means for the club, but it is not weighing on our shoulders," said Paquito.
"I am not feeling any pressure, just the opposite. The fact we have got this far means we want to get as far as possible.
"We know it is going to be difficult because Valencia are a great team, but we are optimistic.
"Galatasaray, Roma and Celtic were all favourites against us, but we have left them by the wayside, so I think things are pretty even."
Paquito will be forced into at least one change from his usual side. Javi Venta will step in for suspended left-back Rodolfo Arruabarrena.
Sonny Anderson, who has found the net in the last three Uefa Cup games in El Madrigal, is set to lead the attack with Jose Mari and Juan Roman Riquelme in supporting roles.
Josico and Battaglia should occupy holding roles in the middle of the park, while Fabricio Coloccini and Sergio Ballesteros will play in central defence.
Valencia, level with Real Madrid at the top of the Primera Liga table, will go into the game with one eye on Sunday's vital Primera Liga clash with Athletic Bilbao.
Mista and Vicente Rodriguez could start on the bench, although Spain international Vicente is keen to play.
He said: "I like the idea of playing Villarreal much more than playing Celtic. It's a derby and a really good tie. I think it will be a real show."


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As my good friend Dr. G used to say before beginning a new lecture, " a modicum of review":
I was in the midsts of rebuilding Damian's DM, starting with the outer ring on the deposition arm, and trying to piece out a moiety I could use to build a new ring.
I settled on this one:
This would not produce an exact copy of the original ring because of the differing locations of the oxygen atoms around the circumference. However I now believe this one will work.
To arrive at this conclusion I built another copy of this moiety from scratch and bonded it to the one above in the plane that goes into the screen you are reading this on. You can imagine that the moiety in the above picture is the keystone of an arch with the rest of the arch branching out and downwards to the left and right. These arches would connect to form the ring. I have doubled the thickness of this moiety.
(Big Time Review: for the purposes of this site we are calling the smallest repeating pattern of a part a moiety)
I got this:
This would be rotated 90 degrees from the above picture, so we are looking into the cross section of the ring.
Extruding this 24 times as a ring produces something pretty close to the original:
Mine is on the left; or is it on the right? Hmmm. Just kidding. You can see by the placement of the oxygen that the new ring is the one on the left.
Alright, that was probably the easy part.
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Did you join us for the Twitter chat yesterday, Wednesday, November 19th? We were honored to participate along with USAID, Merck for Mothers, and Pyxera Global to discuss how pro-bono partnerships can help "move the needle" on maternal health in developing countries. If you missed it, we'll soon be posting a wrap-up so you can Read more »
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CTOUCH Promotes 21st-Century Skills
New technologies come and go at a rapid pace, and companies and their employees must constantly adapt to these changes. To prepare for this, it is important for young people to learn 21st-century skills at school. They will need these eleven skills, including creative thinking, collaboration and basic ICT skills, to be successful in the society of the future.


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Story: Akron Kindergarten Student Brings Grenade for Show & Tell
Before revealing what item he brought, he gave his classmates the clue that "it is something that blows things up." Well, they determined it was fake when the school did not blow up. This is not the first or second time a student brought a grenade in to show his friends. So it begs the question- Where are kids finding all these grenades? I don't think I've ever even seen a grenade, but somehow kindergartners have them at their disposal!


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Detox Flow Vinyasa with Les Leventhal (Session 3)
Sequences of Hip Openers will liberate tension commonly held in this area, while twists will free your spine and promote detoxification through internal massage. This Hips and Twists workshop is great for beginners to advanced practitioners and teachers, who want to learn how to up-level in creative ways and also provide a safe foundation for their beginning students.
Opening the hips begins by cultivating awareness of the challenges we hold in our hips and pelvic region. While we work to release this tension, we can begin to relax and strengthen the quads, the inner and outer muscles of the thighs and also stretch the hamstrings. While unlocking this area of our body, we will also free the spine with twists which can infuse the body with vitality and well being, releasing enormous amounts of tension. Twists are associated with toning and rejuvenating the abdominal and pelvic regions. When these regions are engaged, blood flow naturally increases and toxins are released – a natural internal massage. Relaxing and strengthening these areas releases lower back tension and frees limitation in the neck and shoulders.
SUNDAY, 17. September 2017 / 10.00am -12.30pm / yogamoves, Steinberggasse 61
Single session (1 session Saturday ore Sunday): CHF 70.- (incl. MWST)
Whole day (Saturday morning & Saturday afternoon): CHF 130.- (incl. MWST)
Price for all 3 sessions (2 on Saturday & 1 on Sunday): CHF 190.- (Incl. MWST)
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Les' studies and ceremonies are steeped in Forrest tradition, having completed Ana Forrest's teacher training. Les has also assisted Ana's teacher training and studied many additional hours with her. Also, Les has completed several trainings with Tias Little and has learned much of his alignment and technique cues from Tias, as well as a firm foundation in the 8 Fold path of Buddhism which compliments the asana practice with a sense of grace and elegance that allow you to take classes whatever your yoga experience and whatever traditions you have in your own life. Les pays careful attention to weave in the 8 limbs of yoga and keep the traditional styles and intentions of yoga a part of his classes while making great strides into opening a window into our global cultural shift.
Les' yoga will give you an opportunity to heal your heart and laugh, cry, dance and just let go. Some classes flow freely, while others will explore holding postures a bit longer. Many classes have music. Most of all, is that in Les' classes, you have an opportunity to modify and do what you need to do in order to take care of your practice and that in learning to take better care of yourself, you can then take better care of those around you and they might then take better care of those around them.
"What I'm teaching comes from my studies and how I incorporate that into my body and my spirit. My voice should only be a guide for you to explore your body and spirit and that the voice of your spirit will speak more clearly than anything I would ever have to say" says Les.
Les has been featured twice in Yoga Journal magazine and interviewed by Darren Main, author of Yoga and The Path of The Urban Mystic and by Voice America – Your Life Without Limits, Joe Sarti.
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The Sheeley House has been serving customers in the Chippewa Valley in one capacity or another for over a century. At the height of the logging era, it was one of thirty boarding houses that furnished a home to loggers, railroaders, drifters and adventurers. The history of the site began before the Civil War when the first buildings were erected. In 1868 Carl Hering purchased the property and moved his family into the small house on River Street. Hering's carriage and blacksmith shop was located behind the house, facing Pine Street. John B. Paul, who operated a boarding house one block west of the Sheeley House, purchased the Hering property in 1884. He removed the small carriage shop and surfaced the entire building with local red brick. The Paul House had a ground floor saloon, first floor living quarters, a large kitchen, the boarders' dining room and second floor sleeping rooms. James Sheeley, an Irish immigrant, stayed at the Paul House while working on the railroad from Wabasha, Minnesota to Chippewa Falls.
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June M. James O.M.,M.D.
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August 24th 2014 marked the
Anniversary of the Ministry of Anglicanism in Windsor Park
Community.(See History)
previous day, the Committee pictured around the Banner of St.
Bartholomew decorated the Upper Hall in hues of pink, orange and
yellow to compliment the vibrant colors of the gerbera flowers on the
plates and napkins.
the inclement weather, many parishioners and well-wishers attended
the Thanksgiving Service presided by Reverend Fraser Hunter and
administrants Val Ross and Jane Morton. Our Incumbent Minister Lee
Titterington interrupted his vacation to be present. A special
blessing was the presence of two of the founding members Mrs. Jean
Cross and Miss Aquila Bagot, who later cut the cake under the
watchful eyes of Lee and Wardens Jane and June.
recessional hymn a favourite 'Onward Christian Soldiers" led the
congregation to the Upper Hall. The sumptuous lunch was prepared
which garnered many compliments.
we learnt that a former Minister of St. Barts, Reverend David
Maynard was unwell; prayers were said on his behalf during the
service, His former parishioners, sung during the luncheon a loud
Happy Birthday, to him over a mobile phone as he resides in Northern
strive and pray that we can continue to be a welcoming parish to our
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Friday, 13 August 2010
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- nic@nipitinthebud said...
what a lovely aromatic sounding recipe.
I've been thinking the same re. quantities - smaller amounts, more variety. Nothing worse than doing a big batch of a new recipe and not liking it!
Your friend will be chuffed to receive such a lovingly created tasty gift
- 13 August 2010 at 21:17
- Peggy said...
Hi Ann, rhubarb seems to be the ingredient of choice for chutney this year, its been a very good year for it all over!
You really pushed the boat out with fancy labels and covers!!
On the subject of removing labels, I find it is almost impossible to remove some commercial labels now. Soaking in warm water used to do the trick but now whatever they use its not coming off easily!
- 15 August 2010 at 17:21
- Melissa @ Sweet Homestead Alabama said...
That chutney sounds divine, Ann! I've just been gifted a HUGE box of peaches which I'll be preserving (one way or another) next week. I really do enjoy canning when I have the time (and energy!) Hope all is well for you and Graham. : ) Melissa
- 21 August 2010 at 15:53
- Berit said...
lol@ "tarted-up" jars! :D
I do love rhubarb though I almost never get to eat it--also a big fan of Indian cuisine and chutneys--I'll bet this stuff tastes wonderful!
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Issue edited by Michelle Kuo. Essays "Books: J. Hoberman on 'Mad' Magazine's Early Imitators," by J. Hoberman; "Film: Michael Wood on Grant Gee's 'Patience (After Sebald),'" by Michael Wood; "News: Elizabeth Schambelan talks with Curator Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev About Documenta 13," by Elizabeth Schambelan; "Slant: Ken Okiishi on Forrest Bess," by Ken Okiishi; "Slant: Elizabeth Mangini on Arte Povera in Naples," by Elizabeth Mangini; "Top Ten," by Adriana Lara; "Summer 2012 Exhibitions: 45 Shows Worldwide"; "Graham Bader on 'Roy Lichtenstein: A Retrospective,'" by Graham Bader; "Image of the People: Mike Kelley (1954-2012)," by Ann Goldstein, Michael Smith, Tony Oursler, Paul McCarthy, Jim Shaw, and Kim Gordon; "Magnificent Obsession: The Films of Werner Schroeter," by James Quandt; "False Front: The Art of Ming Wong," by Joan Kee; "A Room of Their Own: Three Views on the Whitney Biennial," by David Rimanelli, Amy Taubin, and David Velasco; "1000 Words: Kraftwerk," by Michelle Kuo; "After Effects: The Art of Anja Kirschner and David Panos," by Martin Herbert; "Openings: Dave Miko," by Sam Pulitzer. ... [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held March 1 - May 27, 2012. Curated by Elisabeth Sussman and Jay Sanders. Essays by Adam D. Weinberg, Eric Banks, Jay Sanders, Elisabeth Sussman, Thomas Beard, Ed Halter, John Kelsey, and Andrea Fraser. ... [details]
Periodical published in conjunction with Amy Sillman exhibition titled "Transformer - or, how many lightbulbs does it take to change a painting?" held at Sikkema Jenkins Gallery, April 15 - May 15, 2010. ... [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held June 19 - December 29, 2010. Text by Massimiliano Gioni. Includes works by Pawel Althamer, David Altmejd, Matthew Barney, Maurizio Cattelan, Roberto Cuoghi, Cai Guo-Qiang, Sue De Beer, Nathalie Djurberg, Urs Fischer, Katharina Fritsch, Barnaby Furnas, Robert Gober, Terence Koh, Jeff Koons, Mark Manders, Christian Marclay, Paul McCarthy, Mike Kelley, Chris Ofili, Laura Parnes, Elizabeth Peyton, Gregor Schneider, Josh Smith, Christiana Soulou, Juergen Teller, Triple Candy, Andro Wekua, and Christopher Wool. ... [details]
June 2009 issue of The Wire. With written contributions by Alex Neilson, Kurt Gottschalk, Daniel Spicer, Robert Carroll, Jack Sargeant, Mike Barnes, Mark Fisher, Anne Hilde Neset, Rob Young, Phil Freeman, and Erik Davis. ... [details]
"A DVD collection of videos and live performance footage, Doug and Mike's "Adult Entertainment" began as a childish version of an adult nightclub act -- with piano, cocktails, bawdy jokes, and hand puppets -- and gradually became more narrative, as the puppet characters took on more life. ... [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held September 11 - December 30, 2007. Traveled April 24-August 3, 2008, Institute of Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. ... [details]
Issue edited by Tim Griffin. Essays "Passages: Blake Stimson and Thomas Struth on Bernd Becher," by Blake Stimson and Thomas Struth; "Passages: Maria Morris Hambourg on John Szarkowski," by Maria Morris Hambourg; "Books: Elizabeth Schambelam on 'The So-Called Utopia of the Centre Beaubourg," by Elizabeth Schambelan; "Film: Jason Simon on Chris Marker," by Jason Simon; "Media: Julia Bryan-Wilson on '9 Scripts from a Nation at War,'" by Julia Bryan-Wilson; "Sound: Bennett Simpson on David Grubbs and Susan Howe," by Bennett Simpson; "Architecture: Aaron Betsky on Steven Holl's Bloch Building," by Aaron Betsky; "Slant: Rosalind Krauss on 'Invisible Colors,'" by Rosalind Krauss; "Top Ten," by Rosalind Nashashibi; "The Art of Production: Introduction," by Scott Rothkopf; "Industrial Revolution: The History of Fabrication," by Michelle Kuo with production notes by Andrea Zittel and Roni Horn; "The Server/User Mode: The Art of Olafur Eliasson," by Caroline A. ... [details]
Collection catalogue published on the occasion of two exhibitions at MACBA Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona, February - April 2006. Traveled to Kunsthaus Graz, June - September 2006. Essays by Diedrich Diederichsen, Anne Rorimer, Hans-Jochen Müller, Manuel J. ... [details]
"This publication reunites Mike Kelley's major interviews with artists and cultural figures such as AA Bronson, Larry Clark, Kim Gordon, Thurston Moore, Jutta Koether, Harmony Korine, Tony Oursler, Richard Prince, Jim Shaw, Michael Smith, Jeffrey Sconce, and John Waters, outlining, in the same manner as his critical essays, an artistic genealogy that draws its references from American popular culture, scientific and historical research, and the inhibitions of Western society. ... [details]


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Florida Congressman Cliff Stearns calls for a Weiner probe!
See this article here: WeinerGate - No one will resign - nothing went wrong - nothing to see
And the #weinergate spreads.
Florida Republican Congressman Cliff Stearns is demanding a Weiner probe and an investigation into cybersecurity issues raised by #Weinergate, claiming that this hack/prank/whatever is to "ensure our national security." Weiner has been very defensive since the alleged Facebook/Twitter hack or prank happened. Earlier today, he had a meltdown when CNN reporters asked Weiner questions that he refused to answer. He even snapped and called a producer there a "jackass." Cliff Stearns was contacted by the Daily Caller about the Weinergate incident, and said: […] go read the rest
Weinergate: O'Reilly Demands Statement From FBI on Investigation By Tomorrow's Show
"If a hacker is coming in and able to breach security of a sitting Congress person, it's a big deal. I don't care what picture's involved… I want the FBI to tell the American public, and tomorrow I'm going to insist, what they're doing about this… Even if he doesn't file, it's at the level now that the FBI has to come in and clarify. Tomorrow with all due respect Mr Muller, the head of the FBI, we want a statement from you. With all due respect."
Left wing Mediaite blames Dan Wolfe @patriotusa76 on twitter for Weinergate, Journolist Politico says "likely conservative blogger"
Why am I not surprised. Blame the conservative bloggers! That's all the left wing media hacks and sites like Mediaite and Politico have really. The left wing detectives are on the case, so you know what that means! First we'll start with Mediaite. Thankfully, no crappy videos from them this time with that annoying frame. Instead lets see who they blame for Weinergate, or the alleged "hack." The last time a hacked weiner got this much attention it belonged to John Wayne Bobbit. Anyway. Most of the blame I saw spewing from the foaming liberals was that it was Andrew Breitbart. But Mediaite has found someone on twitter who uses the handle @patriotusa76 and who lists his name as Dan Wolfe to accuse… […] go read the rest
There's nothing to see here. Nothing happened. This is all a nightmare. Weiner has a very small schlong. Move along.
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Jammu, Dec 17 (PTI) Jammu today got its first Model Skills Development Corporation that aims to impart skill development training to unemployed youth in various job sectors like Beauty Therapists, Sewing Machine Operators, Assistant Electricians, Food & Beverage among others.
Inaugurating the skill development centre in Kunjwani here, BJP MP Jugal Kishore Sharma said, "Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Kendra (PMKK) will transform the skill landscape of the state."
PMKK is an initiative of IL&FS Skills Development Corporation, Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, and National Skill Development Corporation, an official said.
The Centre will impart training to the umemployed youth of the state in various job sectors like Customer Care Executives, Assistant Beauty Therapists, General Duty Assistants, Assistant Electricians, Food & Beverage ? Service Stewards, Sewing Machine Operators among others.
IL&FS Skills has been instrumental in executing various skill development programmes in the state for the past six years.
"Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Kendras will help in transforming the skill landscape by harnessing the power of youth for the development of Jammu and Kashmir, as envisioned by our Prime Minister," Sharma said.
He further stated that PMKK aims at reaching out to all the blocks and villages in the country so as to ensure that all unemployed youth receive adequate skill training in the field of their choice. PTI AB AYP


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A fresh start for the IOF Office – Organisation changes announced
Posted on | May 13, 2015 | Category: News
The IOF Strategic Plan for the period 2012 – 2018 was adopted at the General Assembly in 2012. One of the 5 five focus areas in the plan is Strong Management and Funding. Some of the Actions mentioned in the plan, and included in the Activity Plan for the 2014-2016 operating period, are strengthening of the capacity and capability of the organisation, increasing the professional resources in the areas of marketing and promotion to gain more external funding, strengthening IT support and strengthening the support for development activities.
Some activities have been implemented such as the creation of the Regional and Youth Development Commission (RYDC) adding volunteer resources dedicated to development, and introduction of several new IT tools for events management, visibility and World Rankings management.
In January 2015 the IOF Council tasked the new Secretary General and CEO, Tom Hollowell, to do a review of the IOF Office organisation. This review was presented and discussed in connection with the IOF Council meeting April 10-11. Some of the key issues to be addressed are:
- Effective use of the financial resources which are available to the IOF today. In other words, how can the current staff budget be used most effectively.
- Strengthening of the professional resources related to marketing and promotions and strengthening sponsorship sales capacity and capability.
- As part of this strengthen external communications activity.
- Strengthening the communication and cooperation between the Council, IOF office, Discipline and Support Commissions to increase and improve internal communications via IOF channels.
- Look closely at specific areas of activity which can be outsourced to service providers to improve organisational efficiency.
- Strengthen professional resources in the area of global development.
Based upon this review, a number of organisational changes will now be implemented:
- To obtain a more effective cost structure, the IOF Office in Helsinki will be closed. The Office will move to Karlstad, Sweden and include 2 administrative positions.
- The position of Assistant Secretary General will be discontinued.
- The position of Sports Director as previously held by Björn Persson has been vacant since his leaving the IOF in December. This position will be discontinued i.e. will not be re-filled.
- The portion of the Sports Director position which dealt with WOC Event Advising will continue on a contract basis as today.
- Two new positions for Marketing Managers will be recruited. These will initially be part-time and will focus on promoting orienteering to create external funding opportunities and develop our disciplines among IOF member federations.
- The position of Sports Director for Ski orienteering, which has been in an open recruiting process, will not go ahead. But the applicants will be asked if they would instead want to be considered as candidates for a Marketing Manager position.
- A new part-time position, Global Development Officer, will be recruited. The focus of this position will be coordinating regional and youth development activities in support of the RYDC.
- Anti-doping management, currently under the responsibility of the Assistant Secretary General, will be outsourced and managed on a part-time contract basis.
- Financial data entry and accounting, currently done by the Secretary General, will be outsourced to an external service provider.
- IT support, which needs to be strengthened, will be outsourced and managed on a part-time contract basis.
The current IOF Office employees in Helsinki have unfortunately decided not to continue in the organisation. They will be working from Helsinki until the beginning to mid July 2015.
Job descriptions for the various positions are found below. Applications may be sent to CEO Tom Hollowell firstname.lastname@example.com Applications received by Friday May 29, 2015 will be considered first.
Individuals may also tender to work on a contract basis in the areas IT support, Anti-Doping management and Financial accounting support. Descriptions of these tasks can be found below.
|Job descriptions
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situation is known to break 4 out of 10 marriages in the U.S. today. (Los Angeles Times) The last thing any happily married couple wants is to end up in a divorce court over an issue such as this one. By living together first, is one possible way of avoiding a situation like this.
Another example would be if any young lady were to marry a totally housebroken mama's boy. Being a mama's boy is something a guy would not just admit to. That's usually that is only viewed by other people. But once they are married he's probably going to expect for her to cook, clean, do the laundry and do all the planning for the both of them. That doesn't make him a bad husband, it's just the lifestyle he's used to. I don't think that's what a new bride is looking to jump into.
In conclusion, it might seem proper to wait until marriage to experience the life of living with your love. People, who believe that though, have only grown up learning that one belief. Yet there are alternate routes that can be ...
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Ted Cheeseman will defend his WBA International Super-Welterweight title against Paul Upton at York Hall, Bethnal Green on Wednesday June 6.
Cheeseman landed the title in February as he stepped up in class against American dangerman Carson Jones at The O2, widely outpointing the Oklahoma native who had given Kell Brook and Brian Rose torrid times in his previous visits. That win took Cheeseman to 13-0 with eight wins inside the distance, and the 22 year old makes his first defence against a fellow unbeaten man in Upton.
The 29 year old Romford-based Irishman is in his second title fight having stopped Terry Maughan in April 2016 to land the Irish strap and Upton will aim to seize a golden opportunity to take Cheeseman's title and end his unbeaten run, but the champion believes he's on the cusp of massive fights in the second half of the year, providing he defeats Upton.
"There's a lot of big fights out there and it's all about risk and reward," said Cheeseman. "I've got a great team around me and I know that they'll make the right decisions, I'm 22, I've got to walk before I can run but obviously I am going to grab every opportunity put in front of me.
"Paul is an unbeaten fighter and this is a massive chance for him on Sky Sports, but I am on a high right now and I want to carry that on.
"The Jones fight was a career-changer for me. I had to be switched on and I knew that beating him would bring bigger fighters and more opportunities. I took risks against him because boxing is an entertainment business and that's what I want to do, I want to get the fans behind me and become a household name.
"Everyone who fights Carson has a tough time with him the first time they fight so I knew what I had to do. I could have made it easier but Carson was the perfect opponent to show that I am tough, I can take a shot and I can rough it with the best. I showed everything against him and felt really good and I think it was a class performance.
"I outmanned the man. He's a bully in the ring but I toughed it out in the first few rounds to outman him and wear him down. Once I got through those early rounds and bullied him, I got to my boxing and boxed his head off. He had some little spells and he's a tough fighter, he's been in with good fighters but I showed that I can mix it at a higher level, I showed I can fight, box and I showed toughness."
Cheeseman's clash with Upton is part of a huge night of action in the east London boxing mecca as Lawrence Okolie and Luke Watkins clash for the Commonwealth and WBA Continental Cruiserweight titles.


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Zaraah Abrahams has become the fourth celebrity to be voted off Dancing On Ice's all-star series, following her second brush with the bottom two.
The former Coronation Street actress had already survived the previous week's skate-off against Todd Carty – but proved unable to see off the challenge from rugby star Kyran Bracken,
However after both had performed their 'save me' routines – Zaraah to Don't Cry For Me Argentina and Kyran to Snow Patrol's Chasing Cars – the judges were divided over who to send home.
Both Karen Barber and Ashley Roberts voted to save Kyran, but Jason Gardiner disagreed, describing the skate-off as 'incredible' and opting to save Zaraah – and leaving Robin Cousins with the casting vote.
And his vote went Kyran's way as he told the pair: "You both delivered something new and said I would love to save you both but I saved Kyran which means Zaraah is out of the competition."
Afterwards a visibly emotional Zaraah said "It has been wonderful and I am so sorry to say goodbye to everybody" – adding that her skating partner Andy Buchanan had been "wonderful".
Earlier in the show the actress had scored a mixed response for her performance to the classic Puttin' On The Ritz – with Jason calling the routine's lifts 'laboured'.
However Robin told her: "This is one of the most difficult routines of the week and you pulled it off."
Seven other celebrity skaters went straight through to next weekend's show, including favourites Ray Quinn and Hayley Tamaddon.
Beth Tweddle, Gareth Gates, Sam Attwater, Suzanne Shaw and Bonnie Langford also went straight through following the public vote.
Next weekend's Dancing On Ice will see the eight remaining couples skating head to head in the 'duels' night.


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For those in need of information regarding the grades of paper that are alkaline, and also who makes them, the 1989/90 Fine Paper Directory has it. Any paper that has a minimum pH of 7.5, and is Manufactured from fully bleached pulp that has no groundwood content, is identified with ** in the listing. The price for this 552-page directory is $80. It will be available early in August from Grade Finders Inc., P.O. Box 944, Exton, PA 19341 (215/524-7070).
"Old Concepts have new Meaning with On-site PCC Facilities," by William C. Schultz. Amer. Papermaker, May 1989, p. 3536. How Finch Pruyn got its own PCC plant in 1984, two years after converting to alkaline. The author says the Glens Falls operation was the first pulp and paper mill to erect a modern, computer-controlled, on-site PCC plant in North America. (However, Ecusta had been operating an onsite PCC plant for 23 years prior to 1984--the world's first continuous onsite PCC plant.)
"The Development of Standard Specification for Permanent Records in the Netherlands," by Judith H. Hofenk de Graaff (Central Research Laboratory for Objects of Art and Science, Gabriël Metsustraat 8, 1071 EA Amsterdam, The Netherlands). A paper given at the 6th IADA Congress, 1987, Berlin. 8 pp. (iada=Internationale Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Archiv-, Bibliotheks- und Graphikrestauratoren) They compared the results of MIT and Schopper fold testing, and found that there was a poor correspondence before aging, but that the percentages of retention after aging were similar. Specifications have been formulated and at that time it was planned to present them to the government:
No unbleached woodpulp or groundwood pH 7.5 to 9.5 by the cold extraction method Minimum 2% filler of calcium or magnesium carbonate No alum
Brightness: directional reflectance Elrepho R 457 Internal tear: minimum 60 g (average MD/CD)
Fold endurance: minimum 150 (Schopper; average MD/CD) Retention of at least 80%. of the fold and tear values after accelerated aging 3 days at 105°C (or with a better aging test, when it is developed)
Two very good summaries of the recent trend to alkaline papermaking are:
"The Alkaline Switch," by William C. Sellers (Hammermill Papers), p. 232 in Pulp & Paper, June 1989. In one page he hits all the high points including why mills convert, market prices, and why offices and agencies sometimes need to keep papers a long time.
Papermaking Goes Alkaline," by William H. Bureau. Graphic Arts Monthly, June 1989, p. 116, 118. He points out the benefits for recycling (stronger fiber) and wonders if acid sizing would ever have been used if synthetic sizing materials had been available in 1803. A good general article.
Nordic Pulp & Paper Research Journal (Villagatan 1, S-114 32 Stockholm, Sweden) is aimed at both researchers and technicians, and comes out four times a year. The subscription form is ambiguous about price. It says: "Subscription rates for one year (4 issues): 1 copy of Nordic Pulp and Paper Research Journal SEX 1,300. Additional [copies] SEK 950." That would be $205.40 and $150.10, respectively, pretty steep for a single copy but not bad for a year's subscription.
There is a kind of paper that cannot be photocopied or faked, because it supposedly traps the light emitted by the copy or fax machine. Perhaps its color (deep burgundy) has something to do with it. Nocopi (pronounced no-copy) International Inc. holds the patent to it and Hammermill (Erie) and Wausau (Brokaw) manufacture it with the aid of special dyes provided by Nocopi. Pink and yellow sheets are in the future. Sales are big to governments and other organizations concerned with security. Regina McGrath has a 2-page article on it in the April Pulp & Paper, P. 175-6. She mentions use of Nocopi for computer manuals, videocassette labels, bar codes on ID cards, tickets to rock concerts; also for a felt highlighter to keep highlighted parts from being copied (in development).
Dana G. Mead, Executive Vice President of International Paper Co., reviews the developments of the last few years at his company, including its program of conversion to alkaline, in an article by Rob Galin, "IP Takes Advantage of Profitability of Expanding into World Markets," Pulp & Paper May 1989, P. 112-113. Mead says IP will continue to expand into the coated free-sheet market.
"Trends in Wet-End Chemistry: An Interview with Joe Marton, Part II," by Barbara Wortley. Pima Magazine, June 1989, P. 79, 82. Dr. Marton operates J&T Associates in Silver Spring, MD. He says the "demand for increased sheet strength and permanency" is one of the factors pushing the industry to convert to alkaline, and describes how polyaluminum chloride and cationic starch are used to solve some of the production problem with neutral size and high pH.
At the June 1989 meeting of the American Institute for Conservation's Book and Paper Specialty Group, 19 papers were given, them the following:
"Analysis and Characterization of Some Paper Coatings by FTIR Microspectroscopy," by Mary T. Baker, Dianne van der Reyden and Nancie Ravenel.
"Accelerated Aging of Paper Within Plastic Film Envelopes and Cardboard Boxes: Implications for Long-Term Storage of Archival Materials," by F. H. Hengemihle, N. Lindsey and C. J. Shahani. Enclosure, even if it was not airtight, accelerated degradation during oven aging by a large factor.
"Observations on the Drying of Paper and Their Application to Treatment," by Timothy Vitale and Jane Sugarman. Five drying techniques were tested; the best gave early control of the sheets' tendency to distort, and used moderate pressure.
"A Bibliographical Survey of the Bleaching of Paper," by A. Lienardy and P. van Damme. A careful survey of the international literature on bleaching of books and papers with various oxidants, acids, reducing agents and light, 19361987. 51 refs. In Restaurator 9:4, 1988, p. 178-198.
"Mass Deacidification for Libraries: 1989 Update," by George Martin Cunha. Library Technology Reports 25:1, Jan./Feb. 1989, p. 5-81. A survey of methods for raising the pH of books printed an acidic paper and thus prolonging their life. There are now two operating mass deacidification facilities in North America (at the National Archives in Canada, and at Book Preservation Associates in New Jersey), one more than there was in 1987 when the original report by Cunha was published. Three others are very close to being ready (the Library of Congress's diethyl zinc method, the Bookkeeper Process of Preservation Technologies Inc., and the Lithium Corporation's process). BPA's and Lithco's processes are also said to strengthen brittle paper. They use, respectively, ammonia and ethylene oxide, and a long-chain magnesium alkoxide. All of these companies and several more are expected to bid on the job of deacidifying the Library of Congress's books. The request for proposals was supposed to go out in June 1989, but had not been issued by press time.
Single issues of LTR cost $45. Order from American Library Association, 50 E. Huron St., Chicago, IL 60611 (312/944-6780; ask for Howard White).
"Fact Sheet: Alkaline Paper: Activities Outside the United States." May 1989. 3 pp. Available without charge from the National Preservation Program Office, LM-G07, Library of Congress, Washington, DC 20540 (202/287-1840). Austria, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, UK, and Australia are covered briefly, especially with regard to alkaline mills, permanence standards, and use of alkaline paper by the government. For instance: The last of the paper mills in Finland went alkaline in April 1989.... A reference group at the [Swedish] National Archive,; is discussing recommending alkaline paper for everything [published by the government] .... There is no UK standard for permanent paper; they are waiting for the establishment of an ISO standard.
"Darkening of Paper Following Exposure to Visible and Near-Ultraviolet Radiation," by S. B. Lee, J. Bogaard and R. L. Feller. Journal of the American Institute for Conservation 28:1, Spring 1989, p. 1-18. Regardless of whether darkening or bleaching took place during exposure to visible or near-ultraviolet radiation, papers darkened upon subsequent storage in the dark over three months' time at normal room conditions. The lower the pH and the higher the lignin content, the more they darkened; but hot-alkali-soluble matter was not positively correlated with darkening.
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Saturday, February 7, 2009
Penny Glass Girl Update
Why haven't I been updating my blog lately? Because I have been busy working in my studio - lame excuse I know.
Here's a pic of my work table, taken for a recent "show your workspace feature" which will appear on another blog soon (I'll keep you posted).
The table is pretty functional and is where I spend most of my time. I also have a space for metalsmithing, a place for display and a desk for my daily activities - I'll post them later.
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- stardreamer said...
I love your stuff !!!
I am a novice mixed media artist, glass being my favorite.
Please enter me in your giveaway.
Thanks jennifer
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- February 19, 2009 at 7:48 PM
- bananaicecream said...
I love looking at other people's work spaces!!
- February 20, 2009 at 9:21 AM
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Welcome to the 1980s. From the decade of big hair, excess and pastel suits comes a story of one man's rise to the top of the criminal pile. Vice City is a huge urban sprawl ranging from the beach to the swamps and the glitz to the ghetto, and is the most varied, complete and alive digital city ever created. Combining non-linear gameplay with a character driven narrative, you arrive in a town brimming with delights and degradation and are given the opportunity to take it over as you choose.
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Saskia: Every game, in every room, every waking moment. Dressing up.
Félix: The background here looks like a bad 1970s studio backdrop (it's a pile of leaves in our courtyard) so it cracks me up that you're wearing your op shopped cable knit. You are soothed outside in the fresh air. I rug you up when I hang out the washing and you are content to kick around in your bouncer, watching your sister scoot past on her tricycle.
A portrait of my daughter, once a week, every week, as a two year old.
A portrait of my son, once a week, every week, from birth.


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First-Time Winners
The restrictor-plate tracks are known for their many first-time winners. The restrictor-plates are an equalizer, and that allows even the smallest team to win the race. A small team with a driver like David Ragan or Josh Wise could steal the victory from the powerhouse teams of Hendrick Motorsports and Joe Gibbs Racing.
Restrictor-Plate Favorites
Every time the Sprint Cup Series heads to Daytona or Talladega, a few drivers get their chances in the spotlight. Michael Waltrip and Danica Patrick are two drivers who could pick up a win at Daytona, even when struggling at other tracks. Waltrip has two Daytona 500 victories under his belt already, and he always comes back to race at Daytona and Talladega. Patrick has run better this season on all the tracks she's raced on, but Daytona may prove to be her best shot at getting to victory lane.
Hendrick Motorsports
Hendrick Motorsports has now won the last three races at Daytona, dating back to Jimmie Johnson's Daytona 500 victory last season. The odds are good that another Hendrick driver gets into victory lane in the Coke Zero 400, but all eyes will be on Dale Earnhardt Jr. He returns to the site of his first victory of the season in the Daytona 500, and many will be watching to see if he can sweep the Daytona races.
All these storylines and more will converge when the drivers take the green flag for the Coke Zero 400 this Saturday at 7:30 p.m. EST on TNT.


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Perhaps as of late here I've been vague, maybe alienating or straight up harrowing. Well, see. I checked in a mental hospital, thought I was going to stay there for a handful of weeks and be up on my merry way again. It's been ten months (apparently – where has the time gone). Full-time therapy and also I am trying working on my ghosting thesis. Life gets in the way of this and that and so on until I realised I stopped doing so many things I loved. Writing inane nothings, tinkering with websites until I give up crying out of frustration, spending half a day on an outfit and trying take a photo of it… I mean I guess people see it as so silly and narcissistic but it is really just very me. I miss it though I don't feel like I have anything to show or share or give. It's sort of also like the early quiet days, speaking in a void that may not be a void but you.
I'm scared that this blog will be cached and saved by google for future employers or even friends to find. But I don't want to give in to that fear or that particular urge I feel to era make myself less than.


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Banksea is a worthy ally in the Weatherbys Handicap at Ascot.
The Luca Cumani-trained four-year-old was disappointing in the Royal Hunt Cup on his most recent start in June, but he has been given plenty of time to recover from those exertions.
As such, Banksea should be much fresher than many of his rivals in this one-mile handicap, while he certainly has enough to quality to go well in a race of this nature.
The son of Lawman was aggressively campaigned as a three-year-old and contested a raft of hot handicaps, including the Cambridgeshire at Newmarket last September.
Having undergone a gelding operation soon afterwards, he returned to the fray at Newbury in April and produced a superb effort to win the Spring Cup.
The form from that race looks watertight as runner-up Another Touch has since won a Listed race, while Fastnet Tempest claimed victory on his next two starts. Banksea has had only 12 career outings, so it is a perfectly acceptable claim to suggest he might still be a progressive animal at this sort of grade.
And though he must shoulder top weight, a big show at Ascot will be needed to fuel dreams of a successful second assault on the Cambridgeshire.
Gawdawpalin should not be discounted in the Victoria Racing Club Handicap. Sylvester Kirk's four-year-old renews rivalry with Great Hall, who was a length and a quarter too sharp for the selection on Shergar Cup day. But Great Hall is now 3lb higher in the weights, whereas Gawdawpalin runs off the same mark.
That should mean Kirk's representative has a fighting chance of reversing the form, especially as he was not helped by a wide draw in the Shergar Cup Challenge.
Gawdawpalin also won really nicely over course and distance in July on what was his first start since he was gelded. There are clearly more races to be won with him and this looks a fine opportunity.
ASCOT: 1.30 Scenery, 2.05 Odyssa, 2.40 Herculean, 3.15 Musawaat, 3.50 Uptown Funk, 4.25 Gawdawpalin (next best), 5.00 BANKSEA (NAP). 5.30 Ninjago.
HAYDOCK: 1.50 Coast Guard, 2.25 Forever In Love, 3.00 Laughton, 3.35 Magical Dreamer, 4.10 Calder Prince, 4.45 Takbeer, 5.20 Don't Give Up.
KEMPTON: 5.50 Wannabe Friends, 6.20 Eyecatcher, 6.50 Warsaan, 7.20 Bowler Hat, 7.50 Poetic Charm, 8.20 Mountain Hunter, 8.50 Mishaal, 9.20 Linguine.
MUSSELBURGH: 4.30 Oswald, 5.05 Liquid, 5.35 High Wells, 6.05 Inglorious, 6.35 Sakhee's Return, 7.05 Stoneham, 7.35 The Night Before.
NEWCASTLE: 1.40 Chief Justice, 2.15 Byronegetonefree, 2.50 Subhaan, 3.25 Codicil (treble), 4.00 Le Deluge, 4.35 Darvie, 5.10 Pepys, 5.40 Angel Palanas.


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DAYTON, Ohio - Five early runs were enough for Dayton as the Flyers completed a weekend sweep of the Saint Joseph's baseball team, winning 5-1 on Sunday afternoon at Time Warner Cable Stadium.
Dayton (23-29 overall, 12-12 Atlantic 10) got on the board in the bottom of the first with a pair of runs coming on a fielder's choice by Aaron Dunsmore and a Cole Tyrell RBI groundout.
The Flyers extended the lead to 5-0 in the bottom of the third on a double by Dunsmore and a two-run home run by Tyrell.
Saint Joseph's (18-26 overall, 13-11 Atlantic 10) had an opportunity in the top of the sixth, getting its first two runners on via singles, but UD starter Mike Hauschild got a strikeout, groundout, and fly out to end the inning without ceding a run.
The Hawks finally broke through in the seventh when Quinn Renner singled to left with runners on second and third and two out. Drew Smith scored, but Joe Cook was thrown out at the plate to end the inning.
SJU also had two on with one out in the eighth, but reliever Trent Haughn retired both hitters he faced in the frame to allow the Flyers to escape the inning unscathed. Haughn then got the final three outs in the ninth for his third save of the season.
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It's official, we booked our honeymoon! I'm thrilled to share that we will be going to, drum roll please....Ocho Rios, Jamaica!!!
We have gone back and forth on this but finally decided Jamaica was the perfect place for us to spend our honeymoon. Big thanks are in order to everyone who gave input on where we should go. Thanks to your recommendations and guidance we were able to choose what place was the best fit for us. We will stay six nights in paradise at the Sandals Resort in Ocho Rios.
I am so excited that Jamaica will be the first vacation that Tyler and I take as husband and wife! I seriously can't wait to sit under one of these umbrellas. This picture will now be my computer background...really. I'm serious.
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Green Globe congratulates the Park Hotel Amsterdam on its recent recertification for the second year in a row and on its commitment to sustainable management and operations.
As a sustainable business the property considers the impact of its activities on the planet and also aims to positively influence all people that are involved within and outside the company.
Green Globe Partner and auditor Sarah Jenny, Director Duurzame Hotels Netherlands said, "By conducting interviews with the employees of the Park Hotel Amsterdam, I could conclude that Green Globe is not perceived as a set of criteria to follow, but really it has become a "way of life". Not only at work but also at home, everyone is enjoying thinking and acting green."
The hotel has twelve Green Globe Ambassadors that are members of its Green Team. In addition to instigating the Green Globe criteria, they are also looking for improvement within the hotel and try to motivate their colleagues to do the same. Their responsibility is to collect new ideas, which are then discussed with the management and if possible implemented.
"As a proud member of Green Globe, Park Hotel Amsterdam is always on the lookout for better and more ways to be part of a conscious society on a local and international scale. Being aware of our role as a prominent hotel in the center of Amsterdam, our employees actively participate by making efforts in sustainability. The commitment of our hotel in creating awareness, is ideally reflected in the way both locals and our hotel guests treat the city," said Scott van Schaick, the Vice President of the Green Globe Ambassadors group and also the Guest Service Manager at the hotel.
The Park Hotel Amsterdam has developed a comprehensive Sustainability Management Plan that targets the reduction of energy and water consumption and waste volume. With the guidance of Green Globe criteria the hotel monitors energy (gas and electricity) and water usage on a monthly basis. To reduce energy usage a building management system controls heating and cooling in the hotel and energy efficient lighting and equipment are utilized. In addition, low flow reducers are fitted in hotel rooms and public facilities in showers, baths, toilets and faucets.
The Park Hotel Amsterdam has a recycling program in place. Furthermore, the hotel actively co-operates with local suppliers to reduce waste output and carbon emissions through initiatives such as reusing or returning delivery containers and using bulk packaging. Finally, as part of the hotel's environmental responsibility practices, staff members are encouraged to focus on eco-gestures such as sorting waste, reporting leaking faucets and by using public transportation.
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Robin van Persie wants out of Arsenal
ROBIN VAN PERSIE could be the next star player to quit Arsenal.
The Gunners are set to lose wantaway captain Cesc Fabregas, fellow midfielder Samir Nasri and defender Gael Clichy.
Robin van Persie is ready to rock the Gunners further by handing in a transfer request
And van Persie is ready to rock the Gunners further by handing in a transfer request IF boss Arsene Wenger fails to replace his departing Fabregas' impending departure to Barcelona would promote van Persie to skipper as the club's most experienced player, having joined from Feyenoord seven years ago.
In all that time he has just one FA Cup winner's medal from 2005 to show for his efforts and has told pals in Holland of his growing concern at the Gunners' failure to win silverware.
He is deeply worried at the prospect of the club's big players being sold and promising prospects – rather than star names – being signed to fill their places.
Boss Wenger has a history of signing players and turning them into stars.
Typical of his raids into the transfer market is his latest target Gervinho, 24.
The Ivory Coast striker has had no European experience with Le Mans or current French club Lille.
If Wenger does not bring in big names Van Persie is ready to tell the Frenchman he wants out. But he is planning to wait and see who comes in this summer.
Starsport can reveal the Arsenal boss is hoping to make a like-for-like signing if he loses Clichy to Manchester City by landing England left-back Leighton Baines from Everton.
But Andriy Arshavin could also be on his way out with Turkish giants Galatasaray weighing up a £13.5m bid for the Russian.
Meanwhile, Southampton boss Nigel Adkins has denied that wonderkid Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is on the verge of a move to Arsenal.
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International seminar "Open research Data"
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University of Tartu Library/DataCite Estonia Consortium
University of Tartu Library and DataCite Estonia Consortium are organising an international seminar on open research data.
The target group is researchers, doctoral students, data managers and research administrative staff who are supposed to preserve and open up their research data.
Keynote speech is delivered by prof. Carol Tenopir who will introduce two different research done by her in LIBER: 2015 - researchers and their data usage/preservation; 2016 - Libraries and research data management services.
A group of topics expand upon subjects relevant for researchers at moment: Data management plans, Horizont 2020 and data preservation, OpenAIRE.
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Shangri-La's Rasa Ria Resort & Spa
At a glance
With a private nature reserve featuring resident orangutans and a remarkable array of indigenous flora and fauna, the luxury five-star Shangri-La's Rasa Ria Resort & Spa, Kota Kinabalu is ideal for nature lovers, and is one of the finest hotels in Kota Kinabalu.
Surrounded by 400 acres of lush tropical vegetation, the resort is set on the white sands of the Pantai Dalit Beach on Borneo's northern tip, about 30km from Kota Kinabalu, and 73km from the Kinabalu National Park.
Couples on a romantic getaway will love
Relaxing in the tropical swimming pool, indulging in a pampering treatment at the spa, and enjoying sunset cocktails, followed by a delicious dinner in a beachside gazebo, served by a private butler.
Malaysia accommodation
The Ocean Wing offers the choicest hospitality experience for discerning travellers who desire privacy and the finest in luxury living. The 173 Malaysian-themed rooms are opulently furnished and perch on a verdant hill, with a spectacular beachfront view. Special facilities and privileges include an exclusive breakfast dining venue, swimming pool and Jacuzzi that are dedicated solely to Ocean Wing guests.
Following the success of the Ocean Wing's Premier Room, the resort undertook a US$20 million refurbishment of the 326 guestrooms and public areas of the Garden Wing. The result is a sense of tranquillity, with nature-inspired interior design that accentuates the lush forests that surrounds the resort, and the 3km-long beach that resonates with the sounds of waves from the South China Sea breaking on the shore. Each room in the Garden Wing features a private balcony overlooking the forest, garden or sea.
Best room for two
Our pick for the best room for couples on a romantic holiday is the Premier Room in the Ocean Wing. It features a private oversized outdoor bathtub and large daybed for the ultimate in relaxation. Each 90m2 Premier Room features a private oversized outdoor bathtub and large daybed for the ultimate in relaxation.
Dining & leisure
Shangri-La's Rasa Ria Resort & Spa, Kota Kinabalu offers popular western cuisines, as well as Malaysian and Asian favourites in eight dining and drinking venues. Savour the refined cuisine of Northern India and spicy specialties of coastal Goa at Naan, traditional Malaysian street food at the Tepi Laut Makan Street restaurant and modern grilled Japanese cuisine at Kozan Teppan-Yaki. During the day, enjoy drinks, light snacks and beautiful sunsets at the beachside Sampan Bar, or head to the Lobby Lounge in the evening for drinks and to listen to resident musicians.
The resort is home to an eco-friendly championship golf course and the Golfers' Terrace is the perfect place to relax before and after a game, plus there's horse riding, deep-sea diving and endless other activities. Unique to the resort is the Orangutan Nature Interpretation Centre, where you can meet Sabah's icon, while in the surrounding renowned Borneo rainforest you can get back to nature – watch out for hornbills, friendly bear cats, wild rabbits, iguanas and squirrels.
Spa & welllness
The magnificent Spa at Dalit Bay offers tranquillity, harmony and healing. It draws inspiration from the origins of the Shangri-La legend, which describes a place of personal peace, enchantment and well-being. The sanctuary is luxurious, yet down-to-earth, and features holistic treatments based on time-honoured methods that are shared by many Asian cultures. The Spa features a selection of treatments that showcase the diverse Sabah culture and use natural botanical and herbal products for their therapeutic properties.
Contact Details
Pantai Dalit Beach, Tuaran, Sabah, 89208, Malaysia
Contact No.: (60 88) 797 888


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