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I received this schedule as a gift from a friend at the beginning of last school year and I love it. It is so durable and easy to use. I put the clock cards in and then use a dry erase marker over the top so I can change the times. I don't use the actual digital time cards printed since a lot of our activities are at times not listed, but since the backs are blank, it's not a problem. The only con is that there are not many blank activity cards. There are a lot of listed activities, but I would like to see the activity cards blank on the back like the time cards are. Not only have I recommended this to a co-worker, but I helped her get one for her new classroom. It's not too big and fits perfectly on a white board.
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Boehner's aboard: Obama gains Syria-strike support
WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama gained ground Tuesday in his drive for congressional backing of a military strike against Syria, winning critical support from House Speaker John Boehner while key Senate Democrats and Republicans agreed to back a no-combat-troops-on-the-ground action in retaliation for a chemical weapons attack.
Officials said the emerging Senate measure would receive a vote Wednesday in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Approval is likely.
"You're probably going to win" Congress' backing, Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky, a conservative and likely opponent of the measure, conceded in a late-afternoon exchange with Secretary of State John Kerry.
The leader of House Republicans, Boehner emerged from a meeting at the White House and said the United States has "enemies around the world that need to understand that we're not going to tolerate this type of behavior. We also have allies around the world and allies in the region who also need to know that America will be there and stand up when it's necessary."
Boehner spoke as lawmakers in both parties called for changes to the president's requested legislation, insisting it be rewritten to restrict the type and duration of any military action.
In the Senate, the compromise was the work of Sens. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., and Bob Corker, R-Tenn., among others. They are the chairman and senior Republican, respectively, on the Foreign Relations Committee, which held a lengthy hearing during the day on Obama's request for congressional legislation in support of the military reprisal he wants.
The measure would set a time limit of 60 days and says the president could extend that for 30 days more unless Congress votes otherwise.
The measure also bars the use of U.S. ground troops for "combat operations."
The White House had no immediate reaction to the Senate measure, although Kerry, testifying earlier before the committee, signaled that the troop restriction was acceptable to the administration. "There's no problem in our having the language that has zero capacity for American troops on the ground," he said.
"President Obama is not asking America to go to war," Kerry said in a strongly worded opening statement. He added, "This is not the time for armchair isolationism. This is not the time to be spectators to slaughter."
Obama said earlier in the day he was open to revisions in the relatively broad request the White House made over the weekend. He expressed confidence Congress would respond to his call for support and said Assad's action "poses a serious national security threat to the United States and to the region.
The administration says 1,429 died from the attack on Aug. 21 in a Damascus suburb. Casualty estimates by other groups are far lower, and Assad's government blames the episode on rebels who have been seeking to overthrow his government in a civil war that began over two years ago. A United Nations inspection team is awaiting lab results on tissue and soil samples it collected while in the country before completing a closely watched report.
The president met top lawmakers at the White House before embarking on an overseas trip to Sweden and Russia, leaving the principal lobbying at home for the next few days to Vice President Joe Biden and other members of his administration.
Kerry, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, sat shoulder-to-shoulder at the Senate committee hearing while, a few hundred miles away, United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urged caution. He said any punitive action against Syria could unleash more turmoil and bloodshed, and he advised that such strikes would be legal only in self-defense under the U.N. Charter or if approved by the organization's Security Council. Russia and China have repeatedly used their veto power in the council to block action against Assad.
In the Middle East, Israel and the U.S. conducted a joint missile test over the Mediterranean in a display of military might in the region.
Obama set the fast-paced events in motion on Saturday, when he unexpectedly stepped back from ordering a military strike under his own authority and announced he would seek congressional approval.

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Hey there everyone, today I thought I would step away from my usual reviewing standpoint and try to wax philosophical about something that has been intriguing me recently, making playlists. I have found myself recently making a few, having some newer co-workers and meeting other people. I really have a lot of fun making them. It helps me review my own musical tastes from time to time, helps me learn about other music, and helps me get to know people a little better.
So I am in a constant rotation of new music. Having a big appetite for anything new is a blessing and a curse. While I can stay current and hear all the new stuff being produced every day, I often hear something once and move on, forgetting it as soon as it leaves my iPod. Making these mixes forces me to review these recent listens again, and delve into my back catalog to grab the best of everything I own. I have pulled out CD's I hadn't listened to in years, and even if I am sampling one or two tracks, it gives me an incredible amount of joy in the reminiscing of where I was when I was digging that record.
The next benefit of making mixes is that I get one back! I have been trading music with my co-workers, and they have interesting tastes. I can hear some bands that I dismissed, and by seeing that someone else gets something out of it, then I reconsider, because there might be something there I missed before. It can be highly revelatory. I feel like hearing a person's music can really give you an idea of their personality and even make you think about that person's experience in a whole new light.
I also get feedback from the people listening to my mixes. They might not like a band I love, and while I'm probably not going to change my mind, hearing their perspectives shows me another way music can be seen in so many different lights. One thing I love is when the perfect symmetry occurs and a song hits someone else and they can get something out of it. And really, this is what it is all about, sharing the music, sharing the passion for music and spreading the love around. Music is really a universal thing, magical in its appeal and wonder. Here's a recent mix I made for someone, please enjoy it, and hey, share yours here on the blog! Comment back on what tracks you might put on a playlist, and let's build the most amazing playlist the world has ever seen!
|Monster Ballads
|Josh Ritter
|Never Do That Again
|Running Out Of Ink
|Barenaked Ladies
|Saturday Morning
|Rachael Yamagata
|Tropical Birds
|Miniature Tigers
|Against History
|Dan Wilson
|Don't Be A Fool
|The Nines
|Crystal Run
|Robbers On High Street
|Say Yes
|Readymade Breakup
|You Probably Get That a Lot
|They Might Be Giants
|There Goes My Baby
|Mike Viola & Kelly Jones
|Nice Day
|Persephone's Bees
|No More Lies
|Tony Cox
|Zavelow House
|Rocket Ship Love (Album Version)
|Julian Berntzen
|Five Colours In Her Hair
|Quiet Town
|Josh Rouse
|David Mead
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Topic: Remote File Editing in Radrails ?
As I just started working on RadRails IDE and I was wondering if I could find an option to access and edit remote files. I am just looking for a way which would allow me to edit the files remotely through RadRails as I do with Dreamweaver.
Any prompt reply would be appreciated.
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The author runs past one of the course's distinctive rock formations. Photo courtesy of Grand to Grand Ultra.
The idea for the Grand to Grand Ultra came to the event's co-director, Colin Geddes, while crewing for his wife, Tess, at a 50-miler in the Florida Keys back in May of 2010.
Tess, originally from the Philippines, started running stage races in the Sahara and other deserts in 2005. Colin, a Scottish investment banker who's not much of a runner himself, enjoyed following and pacing her.
At the Florida race, and again five months later while with Tess at the Javelina Jundred ultra in Arizona, Colin began asking, "Why isn't there a Marathon des Sables-type event here in North America?"
"It seemed the time was well overdue to have an event like this in America or Canada, because there's real growth in stage races around the world," says Colin.
Colin bounced the idea off Tess's friend Terry Madl, who has run the Marathon des Sables three times as well as the 135-mile Badwater Ultramarathon. One thing led to another, and the trio formed Ultra Challenge America LLC, the company behind the Grand to Grand. By 2011, they were deep into planning the event.
They wanted an iconic desert location that would draw interest from overseas runners. The Grand Canyon seemed like an obvious choice. One problem: National Parks generally don't allow competitive events. So they looked to the edges of the Grand Canyon, across wide swaths of open space managed by the Bureau of Land Management.
"Then Terry mentioned a place called the Grand Staircase," says Colin. The Grand Staircase is a vast region southeast of Bryce Canyon National Park that's been shaped over millennia into a lumpy geologic layer cake, with pink, vermilion, white and chocolate-colored cliffs.
The team designed a route that zigzags from the Grand Canyon's rim to a finish line in the Dixie National Forest, overlooking the Grand Staircase.
On Saturday, September 22, we racers were supposed to report at Kanab's old middle school for a gear check at 9:30 a.m., and then take shuttles to the first campground and start the race the following morning.
My 25-liter Inov-8 pack held approximately 19,000 calories for seven days, mostly energy gels, nut-butter pouches, bars, instant soup, instant oatmeal and dehydrated backpacker meals. Long underwear, a lightweight down jacket, an inflatable sleeping pad, a few toiletries and mandatory safety items took up the rest of the space. The race organizers provided communal tents and hot water, so runners wouldn't need to carry a tent or stove. I strapped my ultralight down sleeping bag to the pack's exterior and carried two hand-held water bottles. All together, the contents weighed just over 20 pounds.
Not wanting to be late, I double-checked directions with the lady at the front desk.
"Oh, sure, honey," she told me, "just hang a left and go down Highway 89. You'll see the high school, and the middle school is behind it. Can't miss it."
A red-rock butte with a giant white "K" monogrammed on its hillside looms over Kanab. Surveying the high-desert landscape, I caught my reflection in the glass lobby door and thought I could fit in with my son's Boy Scout troop: American flag sewn on sleeve, pack snuggly strapped on.
Walking alone down the highway in the direct sun, I soaked through the armpits of the running shirt I would wear for the whole week. I reached the high school and calculated I had walked about a mile. Then I saw the middle school in the distance— deserted. Putting two and two together, I realized I should be at the old middle school around the corner from the hotel, not the new middle school. Panic rose in my chest.
I blinked back tears and thought, If I can get turned around in downtown Kanab, how will I find my way in the wilderness?
Blasting music jolted us awake at 6 a.m. on the morning of Stage 1. The lyrics I like to move it, move it, from the song by Crazy Frog, bounced off tent walls and down the nearby cliff that dropped into the Grand Canyon's chasm.
The music was one of the race directors' special touches, along with chairs around the campfires and two rows of Porta-Potties with hand sanitizer. Those who had done multi-day races overseas raved about the campsite "loos" and told horror stories of the pits they had squatted over at other events. "They're spoiling us here," said one happily.
Inside a white canvas tent, the seven people with whom I'd share the tent all week began to stir while I awkwardly changed clothes in my sleeping bag. We politely minded our own business and acted modestly on this first morning.
In one corner, Stephanie Case, 30, of Canada whispered to her boyfriend, Stuart Blieschke, of Australia and shared a laugh. The two became a couple after they ran the Gobi March, a 250K self-supported stage race, last June.
Ordinarily, Stephanie would be a top competitor, having won or placed second in the several prior stage races she ran around the globe. But she didn't intend to push the pace at the Grand to Grand, because she and Stuart wanted to stick together all week.
Another elite female runner quietly packed her belongings in our tent: Sharon Gayter, 48, a top-ranked British ultrarunner who has won several international stage races and holds a world record for racking up 517 miles during a week's worth of treadmill running. She looked quite thin and wore her short, graying hair in two tight French braids.
By contrast, our tentmate Dan Owings, 42, of Chicago had a cap of thick, curly hair that accentuated the roundness of his cheeks. He didn't wear a watch, didn't seem to be in any hurry and slyly tucked a beer can into his water-bottle holster to drink at the end of the first stage.


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"Golf Fit" will be offered on two occasions from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Participants can attend the class on either of the following Saturdays: April 23 or May 7.
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Topic: How can Google search my database
I have created RoR application with a database.
When a surfer searches Google. I would like that Google will search my application database.
What should I do to make this happened?
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I have created RoR application with a database.
When a surfer searches Google. I would like that Google will search my application database.
What should I do to make this happened?
every item in your database must be retrievable via a link (<a http://... etc) or a sequence of links from the domain home page
I am not sure I understand you.
Suppose I have 50 rows in Employee table which I want to reveal to Google or other search engines. What should I do?
Generate an xml site map.
Google Generate rails site map
for each of the 50 rows in the employee table, the row must be retrievable by a link, or a series of links from the home page.
I will appreciate if you can give me an example of how such href looks.
Here, this might help your brain do as suggested.
The sitemap is a good plan, but it will not work unless there are links to the records somewhere in the site.
In Rails, you make a link to a record like this:
<%= link_to @employee.name, employee_path(@employee) %>
Ok, I read the recommended sites, learned a lot (yet not enough) and prepared my sitemap.xml that includes for example
Does the above means that google will somehow activate the URLs and will keep their information in its databases so that upon searching their content google will display the relevant URL as the search result?.
And in simple question, suppose I keep data such as "Mark is a dentist for 20 years" on doctors row id 6, and I search such data, will it be found by google?
And another question: is it better from SEO perception, to add a meaning full string to the url. like for example
If there is a link (other than the sitemap) on the site homepage, or some other page linked to the home page, which is http://mydomain.com/doctors/6. And If clicking on that link produces an html page that contains the text "Mark is a dentist for 20 years" then Google will find it and index the text. Google knows nothing about databases, it just follows links.
I think I miss something basic in understanding the whole issue.
I do not have a separate html page for each link.
"http://mydomain.com/doctors/6", "http://mydomain/doctors/5", etc activates the show function of the doctors controller and of course I have view/doctors/show.html.erb file which displays the content of doctor with id 6/5/? from the database.
Is this enough? or should I create a static html page for each doctor?
And another question. You say that I must also have these links in my home page. Yet It does not fit my application. If I put them as hidden links would it be enough for google?
Sorry, I'm not communicating very clearly...
1. You don't need a separate html page for each link, just a url. I think you have that. mydomain/doctors/5 satisfies that requirement. I imagine that the response to that url is an html page with a specific doctor's details, right? So "in effect", as far as the viewer (or search engine) is concerned, you appear to have a separate html page for each doctor, even though it's a single template in your application.
2. I didn't mean to suggest you must have a link to each doctor page on your home page, but you can alternatively have a link to another page that has the doctor page links. So for example, your home page navigation might have a link to the doctors/index page with the link text that says "Doctor list". Then on the doctor list page there might be a link for each doctor.
is that any clearer?
Thanks. It is now clear.
So according to this google can crawl my dynamic data.
Does this means that google activates all the links in the sitemap, and keep their "static" results somewhere so he will be able to search them?
Why sitemap is not enough?
Google can't distinguish dynamic and static data, it can see urls and it can see the html results that respond to each url.
If a sitemap contains all the links to your dynamic data, then of course that is enough.
Just pretend that google is some guy using his internet explorer to view websites. If you dont give him a place to see what you want him to, then he will never know about it. He only sees what the page(link) shows him AT THAT TIME.
A sitemap it self is not enough because it ONLY includes the links to the pages, so if there is no actual page, the guy(google) wont know what is actually on that page.
Google goes page by page recording what is on it and saving it for later retrieving via their search engine. They will periodically go back to the same page to see if there are updates.
Google develops its own proprietary database and file system. Here is a good article that describes the origins of both:
Google can't recognize dynamic and static data, it can see urls and it can consider the html results that react to each url.
Google search your database easily with use of its crawler and robots..!!!
Googlebot does not have direct access to your database, just the pages that are generated by server side code that pulls data from the database, such as ASP/PHP etc.
In order to ensure that these pages are spidered effectively, you need to take a crash course in basic Search Engine Optimisation, as this is the key to ensuring that Google and other spiders are able to index all your pages.
Make sure that you read the search engine's webmaster guidelines thoroughly before creating your site, think long and hard about navigation, and once built, create an XML sitemap and submit it to Google.
Then get some decent, on-theme links from related sites, and wait for the search engine spiders to find your site.
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How is evidence used in evidence-based policy?
- Correspondence to Kate Seers
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In practice, we seek to use the best evidence to underpin our decisions. That evidence is likely to be a mix of robust research evidence, clinical experience, patient preferences and experiences, and local information 1 So research is an important part, but not the only part, of your decision about care.
Although there is much talk about evidence-based policy, research evidence has to compete with a range of additional factors that influence decisions about what will become policy. These factors may include experience, expertise, judgement, values, resources, habits and traditions.2 In addition, The Economist3 commented 'the ambiguities of science sit uncomfortably with the demands of politics. Politicians, and the voters who elect them, are more comfortably with certainty.' p13. Krebs4 discusses the relationship between scientific evidence, uncertainty and …


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Celebrate the "Meaning of the Season" at Neumann University with the annual Greccio Live Nativity Celebration on Sunday, December 2, at 6:15 p.m.
The birth of Jesus in a Bethlehem stable so touched the life of St. Francis of Assisi 800 years ago that he gathered the townsfolk of Greccio to reenact the central mystery of the Catholic faith. This reenactment was the beginning of the Christmas manger. Neumann University holds its annual Live Nativity to honor this tradition as families throughout the region prepare for the feast of Christmas.
The evening begins with a liturgy at 5 p.m. in Our Lady of Angels Chapel. Children can pet Nativity animals at 5:45 p.m. and after the celebration. The Greccio Live Nativity Celebration begins at 6:15 p.m. Enjoy Christmas music, refreshments and meet Santa after the Live Nativity.
The performance will be in front of the Bachmann Building on campus. The event is free to all. Please contact Melissa Hickey at 610-558-5525 or at email@example.com for more information.
Following the Live Nativity, the Christina Brame Gospel Choir presents The Greatest Gift: A Greccio Celebration. It will be an evening of worship and praise on Sunday, December 2, at 7:30 p.m.
The evening will feature performances by The Christina Brame Gospel Choir, the Neumann University Praise Dancers and Neumann University faculty members Shawn McDonald, Catherine Sullivan, Melissa Hickey and Mac Given. All proceeds from the concert go to benefit Anna's Place in Chester, PA.
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The Tampa Bay Bucs signed linebacker Jacob Cutrera off of the Jacksonville Jaguars practice squad to fill their 53-man roster. Cutrera was an undrafted free agent out of LSU in 2010 and played in eight games with the Jags, mainly on special teams. He had spent the first five weeks on Jacksonville's practice squad this year.


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Modern Apartment in Midtown - 7890
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I've been staying 8 days in this apartment, it's what you see in the pictures, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, living room and kitchen is a bit old but it's pretty good. As only negative would hit the floor creaks a lot and if you get up at night to the bathroom is noisy and splinter so it is advisable to wear slippers. The best without doubt is the location, you are one step away from everything and just for that it's worth.
He estado alojada 8 días en este apartamento, es lo que se ve en las fotos, 2 habitaciones, un baño, salón y cocina, es un poco antiguo pero está bastante bien. Como negativo solamente pondría pegas al suelo, cruje muchísimo y si te levantas por la noche al baño hace mucho ruido y se astilla por lo que es recomendable llevar zapatillas. Lo mejor sin ninguna duda es la ubicación, estás a un paso de todo y sólo por eso merece la pena.
Nice, clean apartment with very convenient location.
Retrieving the key was smooth and the wifi worked right away.
The cases we could leave it there. On the day of departure
Cons: get very small bathroom (five people), hard warm the staircase is small, dirty and there is no elevator.
Mooi, schoon appartement met zeer gunstige ligging.
Het ophalen van de sleutel verliep soepel en de wifi werkte meteen.
De koffers konden we op de dag van vertrek daar laten staan.
Nadelen: erg kleine badkamer (met vijf personen), moeilijk warm te krijgen, het trappenhuis is klein, vies en er is geen lift.
Pros: Very nice apartment, quite new, nice view and good location. Food not too fitted, but ok.
Cons: Not too clean and carefully (!!) 3 beds are queen size and 1 single bed!! The sofas that you see in the picture are all sofa beds, but the sheets are only available for a sofa bed, I think that it is enough to ask of extra sheets Agency
Pro: Appartamento molto carino, abbastanza nuovo, bella vista e buona posizione. Cucina non troppo attrezzata, ma ok.
Cons: Non troppo pulito e attenzione (!!!!) 3 letti sono da una piazza e mezzo e solo 1 matrimoniale!!!! I divani che si vedono in foto sono tutti divani letto, ma le lenzuola a disposizione sono solo per un divano letto, credo che basti chiedere delle lenzuola extra all'agenzia
I recommend this apartment very well located in Manhattan. It is spacious, we were 7 people. The description is consistent with reality. No worries to retrieve the keys, wifi works ... Small least one bathroom for 4 bedrooms this is too little and 2 rooms have a view of the tiny courtyard not very clean. Otherwise pleasant stay ....
Je conseille cet appartement très bien situé dans Manhattan. Il est spacieux, nous étions 7 personnes. La description est conforme à la réalité. Aucun soucis pour récupérer les clefs, le wifi fonctionne ... Les petits moins, 1 salle de bain pour 4 chambres c'est trop peu et 2 des chambres ont une vue sur la minuscule cour intérieur pas très propre. Sinon agréable séjour ....
Had a great stay in this apt. Everything went smooth, picking up the keys and finding the apt. It was clean and has everything you possibly need. Don't forget to take earplugs :) It's on the second floor, so you're right in the middle of all the sounds from the city. Been here with 4 adults and it's big enough. Location was great, subway just 3 blocks down, grocerystore around the corner... Would stay here again
Hey. We were 2 families who traveled to New York and had a fantastic holiday. New York was so exciting and wonderful as we had hoped for. We stayed very central and the apartment was very rude. We cooked some food even in the apartment and it could have been better equipped. The water in the shower went from freezing to very hot. Went smoothly and retrieve the key that was 12 streets away from where we lived. Otherwise we had no contact with the host except some messages before departure. We missed probably a little more information from the host regarding the apartment, but overall the stay was great.
Hei. Vi var 2 familier som reiste sammen til New York og hadde en fantastisk ferie. New York var så spennende og fantastisk som vi hadde håpet på. Vi bodde veldig sentralt og leiligheten var helt grei. Vi lagde en del mat selv i leiligheten og den kunne ha vært noe bedre utrustet. Vannet i dusjen gikk fra iskaldt til veldig varmt. Gikk greit og hente nøkkelen som lå 12 gater unna der vi bodde. Ellers hadde vi ingen kontakt med verten bortsett fra noen meldinger før avreise. Vi savnet nok litt mer informasjon fra verten ang. leiligheten , men totalt var oppholdet topp.
an extremely negative opinion ... 1 - when we retrieve the keys in another place (not very practical), gave us the wrong address! 2 - we found the apartment in a mess (dishes not made, room terrible bath). A maid has finally arrived in the late afternoon. We actually recovered the apartment to 20h. Iimpossible to sleep at night so there was noise in the street (no insulation) 4 - the best: two huge bins were stationed near our door, what a welcome! We used to travel but we have never experienced such a "disappointment."
un avis extrêmement négatif... 1- lorsque nous avons récupère les clefs dans un autre endroit ( pas très pratique), nous a communiqué une mauvaise adresse! 2- on a trouvé l'appartement dans un état lamentable ( vaisselle pas faite, salle de bain épouvantable). Une femme de ménage est enfin arrivée en fin d'après midi. Nous avons en fait récupéré l'appartement vers 20h. Iimpossible de dormir la nuit tellement il y avait de bruits dans la rue ( aucune isolation) 4- le must: 2 énormes poubelles étaient postées près de notre porte: quel accueil! Nous avons l'habitude de voyager mais jamais nous n'avons connu une telle "déconvenue".
The apartment was clean and neat, but more suitable for 4 people. There is no trust and bord.Det is fine with kitchen, but there is a place to sit. The location is central and there is much traffic noise.
Lejligheden var ren og pæn, men mere passende for 4 personer. Der mangler stole og bord.Det er fint med køkken, men der mangler et sted at sidde. Beliggenheden er central, og der er meget trafikstøj.
Apartment was clean and fine and location. We stayed there with 5 people. Bedrooms fine, just kitchen (with minimal counter space and without tables) and bathroom very small!
Appartement was schoon en prima qua ligging. Wij verbleven er met 5 personen.
Slaapkamers prima, alleen keuken(met minimale aanrechtruimte en zonder tafel ) en badkamer wel erg klein!
I would like to have 2 sets of towels for 1 week !
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20 Games Like Sherlock Holmes versus Arsène Lupin()
Agatha Christie: The ABC Murders
The ABC Murders is an adventure and investigation game adapted from the classic Agatha Christie novel. You are the famous private detective Hercule Poirot and, once again, you find yourself up against a mysterious serial killer who goes by the name of "ABC".
The Raven - Legacy of a Master Thief
'The Raven - Legacy of a Master Thief' is a thrilling crime adventure in three chapters from the creators of 'The Book of Unwritten Tales'. Full of twists and turns, it immerses you in both sides of the story, combining thrill-of-the-chase whodunit with the risk and reward of a heist story.
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Only If
Only If is a surreal first person adventure-puzzle game. You play as Anthony Clyde, who, after a heavy night of partying, wakes up to find himself in an unfamiliar bed with no memory of the previous night's events. Unfortunately, escaping these unfamiliar, opulent surroundings will prove to be no easy task, as an unseen, menacing, radio-bound antagonist will stop at nothing to block Anthony's path at every turn.
Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter
Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter is a fantastic adventure with unique gameplay that blends investigation, action and exploration for an extraordinary experience that will test the limits of your nerves and intelligence.
Track down evil in the darkest corners of London and the human soul while playing as the great detective, as you untangle a web of intrigue leading to the final stunning revelation.
Each of your deductions and actions affects the rest of the story, for better or for worse…
L.A. Noire
Newly-minted officer Cole Phelps embarks on a desperate search for truth in a city where everyone has something to hide.
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The Walking Dead: The Telltale Series - A New Frontier
When family is all you have left…how far will you go to protect it? After society was ripped apart by undead hands, pockets of civilization emerge from the chaos. But at what cost? Can the living be trusted on this new frontier? As Javier, a young man determined to find the family taken from him, you meet a young girl who has experienced her own unimaginable loss. Her name is Clementine, and your fates are bound together in a story where every choice you make could be your last.
Uncharted 4: A Thief's End
Several years after his last adventure, retired fortune hunter, Nathan Drake, is forced back into the world of thieves. With the stakes much more personal, Drake embarks on a globe-trotting journey in pursuit of a historical conspiracy behind a fabled pirate treasure. His greatest adventure will test his physical limits, his resolve, and ultimately what he's willing to sacrifice to save the ones he loves.
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Many myths and legends have been woven about the Arabian Peninsula. One of these legends tells of Iram, City of Pillars, and its exceptional destiny.
Being the heir to the throne you lived a life of splendor and never worked one day of physical labor – until one day, the winds of fate turned.
Days passed and the storm did not fade, if anything its strength and ferocity only grew. You would do anything to bring back only a spark of your mother's joy. And so, one night, when the kingdom sleeps and the moon smiles, you embark on a journey …
Caravan combines strategy with RPG elements resulting in a trading and exploration game packed with suspense and challenges. In a pre-medieval Oriental setting players will send their caravan from town to town. On their way, they will experience dangerous, mystical adventures, embark on rewarding quests in towns, and fight against dangerous bandits, beasts, ghoulish creatures and djinns.
Gemini Rue
Gemini Rue is a neo-noir classic adventure game from the creator of acclaimed Blackwell Series, Wadjet Eye Games. The game features:
- Over 60 hand-drawn backgrounds
- A moody, film noir atmosphere
- Control both Azriel and Delta-Six
- An innovative investigation system
- A gripping sci-fi mystery
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The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time reveals the genesis of the fantasy land of Hyrule, the origin of the Triforce, and the tale of the first exploits of Princess Zelda and the heroic adventurer Link. Vibrant, real-time 3-D graphics transport you into the fantasy world of Hyrule. Your quest takes you through dense forests and across wind-whipped deserts. Swim raging rivers, climb treacherous mountains, dash on horseback across rolling hills, and delve into dungeons full of creatures that fight to the finish to put an end to your adventures. With immersive graphics, a sweeping story line, swashbuckling adventure, mind-bending puzzles, and a touch of humor, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is one of Nintendo's most epic challenges ever.
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Explore and exploit distant worlds in – A game of aerospace industry and interplanetary exploration.
The sudden development of technology for rapid space travel enables fast and inexpensive journeys to the stars. Exo Dynamics, the dominant conglomerate in the new field, has opened flights to daring citizens of Earth. Like the Yukon gold rush of old, waves of adventurers sign up to launch themselves into a new frontier, risking everything to seek their fortune in the far reaches of the galaxy. These are the Astroneers.
As an Astroneer, you must find a way to dig out a life on one of a multitude of harsh new worlds. Blast through the terrain to uncover precious artifacts and materials you can use to fuel your quest to become a wealthy baron in the stars. Along the way, discover oddities, raise questions, and uncover mysteries.
Perhaps not all is as it seems.
You are a Fatebinder, the judge and executioner of Kyros' law, acting under the watchful eye of the Overlords Archon of Justice, Tunon the Adjudicator. Your words shape the lives of thousands. Will you use that power to bring justice and inspire loyalty? Or will you bring fear and cruelty to the beaten people of the Tiers?
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Sherlock Holmes: The Awakened
Discover the adventures of Sherlock Holmes with a gripping atmosphere, for the first time ever delivered in a thoroughly intensive and wholly immersive real-time 3D world. Throughout your investigation you will meet more than sixty characters with whom you can interact freely. Hundreds of clues and objects will need to be scrutinized and utilized in order for the investigation to be solved.
Sherlock Holmes: The Case of the Silver Earring
The party Sherlock Holmes and his trusted friend, Dr. Watson, have been invited to turns into tragedy: a murder is committed right before their very eyes. Our famous detective is on the case immediately, but the list of suspects is getting no shorter, while other crimes are being committed. Will you succeed in uncovering the truth before other innocent people suffer? Experience an amazing plot, written by a true Sherlock Holmes fan, in a unique environment.
Project Elea
Project Elea is a first-person Sci-Fi interactive storytelling adventure, where the main focus is humanity's place in the universe, the nature of intelligence and the meaning of faith.
Voyager 1231 River Elea Catherine Jones regains consciousness to find herself locked down in her own cabin. Kazumi, the omniscient A.I. host of Pilgrimage II, is offline for the first time in mission history, keeping her blocked. It won't be long before Elea realizes that everybody else has evacuated and she is left all alone on a Worldtree-class starship.
Playing as Elea, you will navigate the hallways, control rooms and ecosystems of Pilgrimage II, the ship set to colonize Solace, a yet unexplored Earth-like exoplanet. In order to save the ship and uncover the mystery behind the disappearance of pioneering mission Pilgrimage I 15 years ago, you'll have to aid crippled Kazumi in fighting off an eccentric invasive intelligence that wants to take control, that has been waiting in the darkness of space, preparing...
As Elea explores clues and executes manual overrides to restore Kazumi's hijacked virtual memory, she will slowly come to realize it's the lapses in her own memory and the imprints of a personal tragedy that she must deal with first.
A young man discovers through a series of hallucinations that he will grow up to become a violent psychopath. How will he respond to these revelations? Can he change his fate? Can you even... change fate...
After a century in stasis the girl En arrives at her destination: A Palace out of legend, a marvel of the old civilization eons gone, still awaiting its first human occupants. Out here, using forgotten technologies, she hopes to bring back a life that shouldn't have been lost.
In ECHO everything has consequence: As you try to wield its magical technologies it becomes apparent that the Palace has a will of its own… It studies everything you do, everything you are – to use it against you.
The Palace creates Echoes – exact copies of you in every way. They behave like you and only do the things you do. So the way you play the game shapes your enemy. If you run, soon the Echoes will get faster. If you sneak, they will get stealthier. If you shoot, they will start to shoot back. The game constantly reacts to your every choice and input.
The Palace "reboots" every few minutes, resulting in a blackout. This blackout-cycle is the rhythm at which the "Echoes" get updated with your latest behavior, learning and unlearning from your actions. During the blackout the palace is blind, giving you the freedom to act without consequence. This is the time to run and gun and do all the things you don't want the Echoes to learn.
The experience is one of being up against your own choices from the last blackout-cycle, giving you a way of shaping the game from cycle to cycle. It is up to you whether you prefer to keep a low profile or if you choose to go head on and deal with the consequences later – one thing is certain you need to keep your wits about you as you face the ultimate enemy: Yourself.


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by Anton Shilov
Intel Corp.'s Xscale microprocessors based on ARM architecture were pretty successful among makers of advanced handheld products, but the giant chipmaker decided to sell off the Xscale business and try to develop x86 chips for ultra-portable devices. The company's first attempt with Atom processors failed to win any smartphone designs, but the company hopes that its new Moorestown platform will finally land x86 architecture into handsets or, perhaps, tablets.
Moorestown comprises of Atom Z600-series system-on-a-chip, code-named "Lincroft", which integrates the 45nm processor, Intel GMA 600 graphics core (OpenGL ES 2.0, OpenGL 2.1, OpenVG 1.1, 400MHz), 32-bit LPDDR1/DDR2 memory controller and video encode/decode onto a single chip; Intel Platform Controller Hub MP20 codenamed "Langwell", which supports a range of I/O ports to connect with wireless, storage, and display components in addition to incorporating several board level functions; and dedicated Mixed Signal IC (MSIC) code-named "Briertown".
Building on the C6 state in the original Intel Atom processor design, the Atom Z600-series SoC incorporates new ultra-low-power states (S0i1 and S0i3), which take the SoC to 100mW. At the platform level, Intel implemented a new, fine grain OS power management approach that manages the idle and active power states across all aspects of the system based on usage scenarios. This software-managed technique applies aggressive power and clock gating across the SoC's power islands and system voltage rails. Additionally, Intel used a new high-K 45nm LP SoC process to support a multiple transistor design with a range of high-voltage I/Os.
Collectively these new chips deliver significantly lower power including >50x reduction in idle power, >20x reduction in audio power, and 2-3x reductions across browsing and video scenarios – all at the platform level when compared to Intel's previous-generation product. These power savings translate into >10 days of standby, up to 2 days of audio playback and 4-5 hours of browsing and video battery life with 1500mAh battery. When combined with 1.5-3x higher compute performance, 2-4x richer graphics, >4x higher JavaScript performance, and support for full HD 1080p high-profile video decoding and 720p HD video recording, these low-power innovations bring a rich, PC-like visual experience to powerful handheld computers.
The new platform supports a range of scalable frequencies, up to 1.5GHz for high-end smartphones and up to 1.9GHz for tablets and other handheld designs. Additional standalone chips also bring support for Wi-Fi, 3G/HSPA, and WiMAX, as well as a range of operation systems, including Android, Meego and Moblin.
The Moorestown technology package provides significantly lower power consumption compared to previous platform and prepares the company to target a range of computing devices, including high-end smartphones, tablets and other mobile handheld products. It is indisputable fact that Intel's Moorestown will be among the highest-performance offerings for mobile devices. However, it should be noted that mobile phone makers tend to install more highly-integrated solutions to keep their devices small and low power. Intel's Moorestown is a dual-chip solution that requires a baseband processor, which essentially makes the platform a three-piece product. For tablets or very high-end smartphones this may work. However, mainstream smartphones are unlikely to incorporate the new Intel platform. Not surprisingly, Intel did not unveil any Moorestown-based products at press time.


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ENMU spikers tabbed for 13th
July 31, 2007
RICHARDSON, Texas — Eastern New Mexico University's volleyball team was chosen for last place this season in the Lone Star Conference's new 13-team, one-conference format.
Voters in the preseason poll included LSC head coaches and sports information directors, plus members of the media.
West Texas A&M, which went 10-0 in the South Division and 34-4 overall en route to the NCAA Division II semifinals, was a solid choice to win the league title this year. The Lady Buffs notched 30 of 35 first-place votes and totaled 448 points to 391 for runnerup Abilene Christian, which had the other five votes.
ENMU struggled to a 6-27 record (1-9 South) in Mike Maguire's final season as coach in 2006. Maguire, also the school's athletic director, relinquished his coaching duties after 20 seasons at the helm and Kim Falkenhagen has been hired in his place.
The LSC, which has been split into divisions since 1997, has opted for a single-round-robin, 12-match conference format.
The regular-season title will be determined by conference matches, with each of the top two teams receiving trophies. The postseason tournament has been expanded from six to eight teams, and will be hosted Nov. 8-10 by the regular-season champion.
Team (1st-place votes) Pts.
1. West Texas A&M (30) 448
2. Abilene Christian (5) 391
3. Central Oklahoma 378
4. Cameron 318
5. Texas Woman's 301
6. Tarleton State 288
7. Midwestern State 259
8. Texas A&M-Commerce 186
9. Southeastern Oklahoma 182
10. Texas A&M-Kingsville 166
11. Angelo State 106
12. Southwestern Oklahoma 94
13. Eastern New Mexico 68


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Understanding equalization rates
Taxes can be a confusing jumble of numbers, but add in a different equalization rate for each municipality and then things can get complicated.
According to the New York State Office of Tax and Finance, equalization rates are the state's measure of a municipality's level of assessment. This is the ratio of total assessed value to the municipality's total market value. The municipality determines the AV and the MV is estimated by the state.
Equalization rates are only used for taxes that include several municipalities, like school districts.
In order for a school district to fairly distribute its property tax levy, the levy needs to be divided in proportion to the total market value of each municipal segment. This allows for an equitable distribution of taxes based upon the market value of each municipality.
It is important to note that equalization rates other than 100 percent do not indicate the degree of uniformity among assessments within a municipality. So, an equalization rate of 50 percent does not mean that all properties are assessed at half the market value, some would be above and some below, 50 percent is an average of all properties in the municipality.
"At 100 percent, assessments are clear to everyone and it is more equitable. When a town is not at 100 percent, it is more likely that they are not keeping up with values. People are under the misimpression that all values rise and fall equally. This is not true for different kinds of neighborhoods; it could be lakefront, a cow farm, or a grape farm or new development. The value for each of these kinds of neighborhoods moves independently," Jim Caflisch, director of the office of real property tax services for Chautauqua County, explained.
According to Caflisch, there are benefits to maintaining a 100 percent equalization rate.
"If an equalization rate is less than 100 percent, taxes may not be distributed fairly unless the level of assessment is kept at the same level equally, it doesn't have to all be at 100 percent, but it is more likely that assessments will fall behind," he explained.
Caflisch said in addition to eliminating inequity, an equalization rate of 100 percent can prevent confusion come tax time.
"When equalization rates are at 100 percent, it is less confusing for residents because when they get their tax bill, they are not seeing two different numbers for the assessment and the valuation. At 100 percent, these numbers are the same. It is less confusing when they see one number," he said.
Equalization rates are done either by towns or cities, not villages. Of the 29 towns and two cities in Chautauqua County, 18 of those municipalities have a 2013 equalization rate of 100 percent.
These municipalities include the city of Jamestown and the towns of Busti, Carroll, Charlotte, Chautauqua, Cherry Creek, Clymer, Ellery, Ellicott, Ellington, French Creek, Gerry, Mina, North Harmony, Poland, Ripley, Sherman and Stockton. The towns of Hanover, Harmony and Kiantone have equalization rates of 98 percent.
All 21 of these municipalities have done a reassessment done in the past three years.
Municipalities with lower equalization rates for 2013 include the city of Dunkirk at 82 percent, Westfield at 80 percent, the town of Dunkirk at 73.5 percent, Sheridan at 70 percent, Villenova at 65 percent, Arkwright at 55 percent, Portland at 54 percent, and Pomfret at 20.21 percent.
Most of these municipalities had reassessments done last in the '90s, with the exception of Westfield in 2003 and Pomfret prior to 1974, according the County Real Property Tax Department.
In Cattaraugus County, Leon is at 100 percent, Dayton is at 79 percent, Persia is at 78 percent and Perrysburg is 67.16 percent. In Erie County, North Collins and Evans are at 100 percent equalization rate, Brant is at 98 percent and Collins is at 62 percent.
Caflisch said the decision to do a reassessment rests with the municipality but a major barrier is the cost. According to Caflisch, each property assessment costs between $35 to $40 and the state will only reimburse $5 per property assessed and $2 in the years following to maintain the 100 percent equalization rate.
Pomfret Supervisor Donald Steger said the cost is what has held the town of Pomfret from doing a townwide reassessment for nearly 40 years.
"I can't justify expending the taxpayer's money on this. It is an expense you cannot recoup. I just can't see where it is cost effective," he said in a phone interview.
He said when he looked into the matter about 6 years ago the cost was estimated over $600,000 to reassess the town's 6,000 parcels. Using Caflisch's cost estimate for reassessments, the cost today would be around $240,000 with state refunding around $30,000.
"The way I understand market values is overtime one-third of properties go up, one-third go down and one-third stay the same. Going by that only one-third of residents would benefit from a reassessment, for the other two-thirds it is just an expense," Steger added.
Steger said the equalization rate is discussed almost annually by the town board, has been brought up by residents and the board has heard from real property tax departments about the benefits of a townwide reassessment.
"This has been an annual discussion for the 15 years I have been on the board. We have had people come in and pitch it but I can't see where it will make a difference in the long run," he said.
Steger said although he knows there are benefits of having an equalization rate of 100 percent, it is not worth the cost of the reassessment.
"There are benefits if you eliminate the cost but I can't see how we would finance it," he said, adding some towns in downstate New York have single digit equalization rates. "My biggest argument against a reassessment is the cost."
According to the state Office of Tax and Finance website, there are several town's downstate with equalization rates below 10 percent. Suffolk County on Long Island has several equalization rates below 1 percent and also some above 100 percent, meaning that assessments are higher than market value.
For more information on equalization rates go to www.tax.ny.gov.


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What is an academic advisor?
An academic advisor is a faculty member who teaches courses in your chosen field of study and is assigned to you to assist you with your academic program planning. An academic advisor can help you stay on track as you progress toward your degree. He or she will help you select classes each semester, but can also be a valuable resource for advice about your future. You can ask your advisor for information on research opportunities, internships, graduate school, and career options. When you develop a good relationship with your advisor, he or she can serve as a source of guidance, support, and encouragement.
Who is my academic advisor?
How to locate your academic advisor:
- Log into insideUNH portal at insideUNH.newhaven.edu
- Click the yellow SS icon labeled "SSB" on the top right to access Banner
- On the Main Menu, click on the Student tab
- On the student tab, go to Student Records
- Next, click on View Student Information
- Here you will see your General Student Record
- You will find the name of your advisor listed as "Primary Advisor"
If you still have trouble finding out who your advisor is, you can contact the Center for Student Success.
If you are a first-year Criminal Justice major, please visit the Lee College Advising Center in South Campus Hall room 007 for all advising-related questions.
How do I contact my advisor?
You can search for your advisor using the campus directory or you may be able to locate your advisor's contact information from your academic department's website.
How should I prepare for my advising meeting?
You should always go into meetings with your advisor with a plan. Have an idea what you would like to discuss with your advisor. You can use the Academic Advising Plan to help guide your meeting or the Course Selection Form for registration time.
Before your registration appointment:
- Log in to Degree Audit to see what courses you have left to take at UNH.
- Look in Banner to determine course availability.
- Create your ideal schedule a few variations to discuss with your advisor.
Remember to make your appointment for registration each semester and do so EARLY! If you go with a plan in mind, you will find that you have more time to ask your advisor important questions.


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Reflecting the Olympic Agenda 2020 goal of placing the athletes at the heart of the Olympic Movement and strengthening the support to athletes, the Athletes' Commission serves as a link between athletes and the IOC. The Athletes' Commission advises the IOC Session, the IOC Executive Board (EB) and the IOC President on matters concerning athletes.
The mission of the Commission is to ensure that the athletes' viewpoint remains at the heart of the Olympic Movement decisions. To that effect, the Commission is invited by the IOC President to submit proposals, recommendations and/or reports to the IOC Executive Board or the IOC Session. In a next step, the Commission develops toolkits, guidelines and projects to support athletes on and off the field of play. The Commission members have representation all relevant IOC commissions, including the IOC Executive Board, subject to the applicable rules of the Olympic Charter.
The responsibilities of the Athletes' Commission are to:
Partner, liaise and lead the Athletes' Commissions from across the Olympic Movement
- Within the IOC
i. Bring together athletes representatives from around the world every two years through the International Athletes Forum;
ii. Represent athletes throughout the Olympic Movement and give input on activities related to the implementation of Olympic Agenda 2020, specifically focusing on protecting and supporting clean athletes, both on and off the field of play;
iii. Develop recommendations for other IOC Commissions, such as Women in Sport, Sustainability and Legacy, Sport and Active Society
- Within the Olympic Movement:
i. Lead the Athletes' Engagement Strategy to liaise, communicate and engage with athletes worldwide. This includes developing the Olympic Athletes' Hub, and being present at the Olympic Games and Youth Olympic Games to interact with athletes, as well as liaising with relevant IOC Recognised Organisations such as International Federations, WADA, the IPC, WOA, ANOC, Continental Associations, CAS and others;
ii. Act as role models to promote the Olympic values and history among the youth of the world and the wider population
iii. Encourage and support the development of IF and NOC Athletes Commissions throughout the world, in line with Olympic Agenda 2020 recommendations.
Represent athletes in the Olympic Movement:
- On the field of play
i. Protect clean athletes: Representing the athletes on the WADA Executive Committee and Foundation Board
ii. At the Olympic Games:
1. Take part in the evaluation of the candidate cities seeking to host the Olympic and Youth Olympic Games (through the Evaluation Commissions) and monitor the organisation of each edition of the Games (through the Coordination Commissions);
2. Take part in the evaluation of the Olympic sports programme;
- Off the field of play
i. Holistic development of athletes (including education, etc.)
ii. Career transition: Develop and take part in the delivery of the IOC Athlete Career Programme (ACP) and the Athlete Learning Gateway (ALG);
Danka BARTEKOVA
Kirsty COVENTRY
Daniel GYURTA
Britta HEIDEMANN
Stefan HOLM
Yelena ISINBAYEVA
Adam L. PENGILLY
Seung Min RYU
James TOMKINS, OAM
Sarah WALKER
Hayley WICKENHEISER
Yang YANG
Nadin DAWANI
Aya MEDANY
Saina NEHWAL
Todd NICHOLSON
Luis SCOLA
Patrick SINGLETON
Director in charge
Sports Director
If you are an Olympic athlete, there are a few ways that you can get involved in the work of the Commission. You can stand as a candidate in the elections organised at each edition of the Olympic Games or you can vote to elect representatives of your choice.
You can liaise with the Athletes' Commission of your NOC or IF or you can forward your comments to the IOC Athletes' Commission
IOC Sports Department
Château de Vidy
1007 Lausanne, Switzerland
Athletes' Commission members are involved in many activities - below is a list of a few of them:
Olympic Games
- Candidate city evaluation process
- Monitoring the organisation of the Olympic Games
- Working on the programme of the Olympic Games
Fight Against Doping
- Awareness-raising among athletes of all categories
- Supporting and being involved in the initiatives of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), e.g. promoting the anti-doping passport, and harmonising rules and sanctions
- Warning about the risks of using nutritional supplements
Women in Sport
- Encouraging women's participation in the Olympic Games and in the practice of sport in general
- Encouraging women to take leadership positions in sports administration
- Developing training and education projects for women
- Raising awareness and providing information through continental seminars and world conferences
In February 2005, the IOC launched the IOC Athlete Career Programme (IOC ACP), which now comprises three main axes:
Education: providing information, a list of criteria and a checklist enabling athletes to undertake a "dual career" (sport and studies) in the best conditions.
Life skills: making available practical files giving athletes information, advice or a checklist concerning subjects related to their daily lives (nutrition, the fight against doping, financial planning, etc).
Employment: services related to career preparation and management (drafting CVs preparing job interviews, etc.) offered to the athletes, during and after their high-level sports career.
Find out more
The Environment
- Promoting a healthy environment for everyone
- Raising awareness of environmental issues among sports event organisers
- Contributing to the best possible integration of sports facilities into the environment
- Athletes are important role models, as their commitment to promoting the sustainability agenda has the potential to influence and inspire others, particularly young people, to take action.
Support for Humanitarian Schemes
- Promoting healthy lifestyles through sport – preventing HIV and AIDS and discrimination of people living with HIV
- Promoting the Olympic ideals of peace and mutual understanding in communities through sport and Olympic Truce
- Promoting sustainable development and environmentally friendly behaviours in the sporting community
- Informing about the Olympic Values Education Programme, an initiative to encourage the dissemination of our values and history among the youth of the world


text: Baggage Allowance Baggage allowance details shown are indications for Kenya Airways operated flights only and may be subject to change depending on aircraft operated on the day of travel. Flights operated by other airlines under a Kenya Airways flight number may be subject to other baggage restrictions. FREE CHECKED BAGGAGE ALLOWANCE Routing/Special Category Passengers Premier World Economy Africa - America/Europe 2 Pieces, 32kg max each 2 Pieces, 23kg max each Johannesburg - London / Paris / Amsterdam 1 Pieces, 32kg max each 1 Pieces, 23kg max each Africa- Middle East/Asia 2 Pieces, 32kg max each 2 Pieces, 23kg max each Intra Africa 1 (East Africa and 5th freedom sectors) Intra Africa 2 (Rest of Africa) 2 Pieces, 32kg max each 2 Pieces, 32kg max each 2 Pieces, 23kg max each 2 Pieces, 23kg max each Domestic 1 Piece, 32kg max each 1 Piece, max 23kg Marine/Seamen/Military (for any routing) 2 Pieces, 32kg max each 2 Pieces, 23kg max each Sky Team Elite Plus & Elite (Platinum, Gold and Silver card holders) +1 Piece Extra, max 32kg +1 Piece Extra, max 23kg *5th Freedom sectors are all flights KQ operates without touching the hub, Nairobi e.g. Bujumbura-Kigali, Lusaka-Lilongwe, Bangkok-Guangzhou, Bangkok-Hongkong and vice versa. * As a mandatory standard each piece of checked in baggage shall have a name label that bears the passenger's name, physical address and phone number on the outside and also on the inside. The name should be the same as the one mentioned on the ticket. An email address is also recommended. Exceptions i. Guests travelling from Jeddah are allowed to carry one free bottle of Holy Water, Max 5 Litres. The bottle must be sealed with a plastic covering to avoid leakage. KQ has no liability on Holy Water, no claims shall be filed. NOTE i. For ease of handling, the maximum weight of each piece of baggage shall not exceed 32kgs (70Ibs) and total dimensions shall not exceed 158cms(62 inches) (L+W+H) Exceptions: Under special conditions or authorization, non-normal item, motorized wheelchairs, special sporting equipment may be accepted as checked baggage with exceeding weight of 32kgs. For bags originating from Dubai, Bangkok, Hong Kong and Guangzhou, total dimensions shall not exceed 180cms (71 inches) for each bag. ii. In addition to free cabin baggage allowance, an infant is entitled to 1 collapsible stroller plus 1 car seat free of charge. iii. Incapacitated passengers may carry one wheelchair or mobility device free of charge. iii. The actual free allowance of the guest may differ if code share or interline traffic is involved. In these cases, the allowance is automatically calculated in compliance with IATA Resoultion 302. iv. Free baggage allowance applied will be as stated in the Departure Control System (DCS) or on the e-ticket. Interline and Code Share Allowance and Charging Policy Since IATA Resolution 302 determines the Most Significant Carrier (MSC) whose baggage allowance is to be applied when carriers involved in interline journeys or journeys with code share agreement apply different allowances: i. The free baggage allowance shown on the ticket, the trip summary or in the check in system for interline or code share flights, whichever is accurate, is granted. ii. For flights originating or terminating to the US/CANADA, the weight concept specified applies. iii. Excess baggage charges are applied through to the final destination. iv. The extra Flying Blue allowance is applied only when all carriers involved in the journey belong to the Sky Team Alliance Pooling of Allowance • Pooling of excess bags is allowed for families or a group or party travelling to a common destination e.g. sportsmen, affinity groups etc. • The families or group or party shall be travelling together and check-in their baggage to the same destination on the same flight(s) at the same time. • Each individual passenger shall always be given their own individual baggage" claim" tag. • For security reasons only families are allowed to register their checked baggage in one check-in record. • For groups during check-in each passenger in the group will check-in their baggage individually but the total allowance for the group applies. • Excess charges applies if: 1. Each piece checked in exceeds the free weight allowance or piece/s allowed for all the family members, group or party. Note: The pooling consist in pooling the number of baggage but not the weight per piece for example if Free Baggage Allowance = 2PC of 23 kg each, customers cannot come with 1 bag of 18 kg and another of 26 kg). 2. A special baggage has been checked in, for which a charge is due e.g. sporting equipment Extra Seat for Cabin Baggage, cargo, mail (CBBG) or Passenger Comfort (EXST) Extra seat(s) can be booked for passenger's comfort (e.g. leg rest, etc.) or for stowage of cabin baggage (e.g. valuables, diplomatic pouch, fragile items, musical instruments, paintings etc.) Baggage Allowance for an Extra seat purchased Acceptance Conditions i. Extra seat(s) shall be requested and paid for in advance. Approval is needed from Revenue Management. ii. The normal applicable free checked baggage allowance applies for every extra seat booked (EXST). For example, 1 passenger books 2 extra M-Class seats for comfort. The total checked baggage allowance for this passenger will be 3 x applicable free baggage allowance. iii. If a seat is used to place items on (CBBG), these items may not weigh more than 46 kg per seat. iv. (The kilos placed on a seat, shall not be deducted from the total free checked baggage allowance.) Items placed on a seat should be adequately packed to prevent damage. v. Trunks and crates are not allowed as CBBG. vi. Items must be stored on a seat and be properly secured by a safety belt or restraint device having enough strength to eliminate the possibility of shifting under all normal anticipated flight and ground conditions. vii. The item shall be adequately packaged or covered in a manner to avoid possible injury to passengers and cabin crew members. viii. Extra seats for stowage of items shall not be issued on the emergency exit row. ix. The items carried on the extra seat shall not restrict access to or use of any required emergency or regular exit, or aisle(s) in the cabin. x. The items stowed shall not obscure any passenger's view of the seat belt sign, no smoking sign or required exit sign. xi. Items may not cause disturbance to other passengers. xii. Both passenger and CBBG shall be booked in the same class of travel. The items shall be limited to the sizes stipulated below; Aircraft Type Maximum Allowable size of items stowed on Extra Seat B777,B787, 48X73X40 (width x height x side length) CMS B737 Series 48X60X40 (width x height x side length) CMS E190/E170 43X60X40 (width x height x side length) CMS NOTE: • When an extra seat is purchased to transport baggage in cabin, CCBG, the standard baggage allowance applies for every extra seat purchased. • When an extra seat is purchased for comfort, EXST, the standard baggage allowance applies for every extra seat purchased. Exception: When an extra seat is purchased for corpulent passenger, the extra seat does not benefit of a free baggage allowance. Accompanied Company Material (COML) i. All movement of accompanied company materials to/from outstations shall be approved and consented by controlling manager. ii. All requests for authorizing excess COML as accompanied baggage shall be forwarded to the controlling Manager. iii. The station teams shall ask for copies of consent. iv. The approval shall be appended on the booking of the staff accompanying the company materials. Advanced Baggage Allowance (ABA) Passengers will soon be able to buy an extra piece of baggage with a discount of 20% on the website www.kenya-airways.com. a. Applicability • 01 PC of extra baggage is allowed, weight depends on route and class of travel purchased in advance. • It is Non refundable and Non transferable. • It is issued under an Electronic Miscellaneous Document (EMD). • NOTE: EMD policy for trader markets remain as is. b. Advance Baggage Allowance is not available for: • Infants travelling on infant fare (no seat) • Unaccompanied Minors • Transportation of special baggage for which special excess baggage excess fee is applicable e.g. bicycle, arms and ammunitions etc.


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Education Records - Those records that are:
- directly related to a student and
- maintained by the institution or by a party acting for the institution are considered education records.
The term "education records" does not include the following:
- Records of instructional, supervisory, administrative, and certain educational information that is in the sole possession of the maker thereof, and are not accessible or revealed to any other individual.
- Records maintained by a law enforcement unit of the educational agency or institution that were created by that law enforcement unit for the purpose of law enforcement.
- Records relating to individuals who are employed by the institution, which are made and maintained in the normal course of business, relate exclusively to the individuals in their capacity as employees, and are not available for use for any other purpose. Records of individuals who are employed as a result of their status as students (for example, work study students) are education records.
- Records related to students which are:
- Created or maintained by a physician, psychiatrist, psychologist, or other recognized professional or paraprofessional, acting in his/her professional capacity or assisting in a paraprofessional capacity or assisting in a paraprofessional capacity.
- Used solely in connection with the provision of treatment to the student.
- Not disclosed to anyone other than individuals providing such treatment.
Eligible student – a student age 18 or older or enrolled in a postsecondary institution at any age.
In attendance - At the University of Northern Colorado (UNC), a student is considered to be "in attendance" on the first day of the first term for which a student is registered.
Directory Information - FERPA directory information is information contained in in your education record that generally would not be considered harmful or an invasion of privacy if disclosed. Under current UNC policy, the following information is designated as directory information:
- Student name
- Student address and phone number (including local mailing and permanent addresses)
- Email address
- Date of birth
- Dates of attendance
- Full or part-time enrollment
- Student classification
- Major field of study
- Degrees pursued or being pursued
- Degree conferred and dates
- Honors, awards and publications
- Most recently attended educational institution
- Participation in officially recognized sports and activities, past and present
- Physical factors of athletes
School Official - A school official is a person employed by the University of Northern Colorado in an administrative, supervisory, academic, research, or support staff position (including law enforcement unit personnel and health staff); a person serving on the board of trustees; or a student serving on an official committee, such as a disciplinary or grievance committee. A school official also may include a volunteer or contractor outside of the University of Northern Colorado who performs an institutional service of function for which the school would otherwise use its own employees and who is under the direct control of the school with respect to the use and maintenance of PII from education records, such as an attorney, auditor, or collection agent or a student volunteering to assist another school official in performing his or her tasks.
Legitimate Educational Interest - A school official has a legitimate educational interest in information contained in a student's education records if the information is necessary for that official to perform a task within the scope of his/her responsibilities that relates to the student or to the management and administration of education at the University of Northern Colorado. The information is to be used within the context of official University business and not for purposes extraneous to the official's areas of responsibility or to the University.
Legitimate educational interests would include teaching, research, public service, and such directly supportive activities as academic advising, general counseling, therapeutic counseling, discipline, vocational counseling and job placement, financial assistance and advisement, medical services, safety, raising endowment in support of student scholarships, and academic programs and academic assistance activities.


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Recipe for Race-Day Success - Page 5
"Post-race I always crave a cheeseburger and fries as well as several beers," says Jones-Wilkins, adding in a good-natured rib at his pal, Joe Kulak. "The type of beer varies but when he's buying I am not too picky."
And, on a more serious note, Jones-Wilkins adds: "Then, over the next few days I try to keep a balanced diet and just eat until I am full whenever possible."
And that's nutritional advice we'll all gladly follow.
Garett Graubins is a Senior Contributing Editor to Trail Runner.
Carb Boom
Fleet-footed foodies share their time-tested pre-race-day dinners
Laura Haefeli, Del Norte, Colorado, 2004 & 2005 USATF Mountain Runner of the Year, member of two-time gold-medal-winning U.S. Mountain Running Team: "Before races, I have always favored high-carb meals: noodles, potatoes and breads. Pastas digest easily."
Joe Kulak, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, record-holder for the Grand Slam of Ultrarunning (running the four most prestigious 100-mile ultras in the same summer): "The night before only pasta ... no salad, some ice cream."
Andy Jones-Wilkins, Ketchum, Idaho, top-10 Western States 100 finisher and winner of the 2007 Vermont 100: "I go with the classic big bowl of pasta, meatballs and bread, and five or six Sierra Nevadas to help me sleep."
Darcy Africa, Boulder, Colorado, winner of the 2007 Bighorn and Cascade Crest 100-Milers: "The same meal I've had ever since I was a kid the night before my big swim meets ... pasta! I make it myself with red sauce, veggies and some form of vegetarian protein like Gimme Lean (a fat-free, soy-product replacement for ground beef) or tofu."
Jasper Halekas, Oakland, California, 2007 USATF 100-Mile National Champion: "I eat a lot of carbs to top off my glycogen stores, and have my big meals early in the day and stick to a smaller meal in the evening. Hopefully, this leads to me being able to get it all out in the morning and not have to take pit stops during the race."
Fast Food Tips
:: Eat foods rich in carbohydrates that will sit well in your stomach.
:: Avoid cream sauces, high-fat and sugary food that will keep you up at night.
Race Day
:: Top off your carb stores with a meal two to four hours before the race.
:: Eat a small carb snack roughly 90 minutes before the starter's pistol.
:: During the race, shoot to take in 40 to 60 grams of carbohydrates (about two gels) per hour.
:: Rotate between water and sports drink, aiming for two 20-ounce bottles per hour.
:: For muscle recovery eat within 30 minutes after a race.
:: Seek out a carbohydrate source with some fat and protein.
:: Antioxidants help neutralize the elevated level of free radicals in your system after a hard effort.


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Renovation Style Guide: November 2012
"I consider it a luxury to be able to mix the best of the old with the best of the new. In a dining room on Long Island, New York [left], I combined a 17th-century concept—embossed leather—with a 21st-century Cindy Sherman photograph. For an added twist, the photograph depicts a 19th-century subject." For embossed wall panels, try Damask upholstery leather; edelmanleather.com.
"Clients are asking for increasingly upscale kitchen appliances. Kitchen islands are as large as possible and equipped with dishwashers, trash compactors, wine coolers, and refrigeration drawers. I recently installed one of Aga's fabulous modern gas ranges into an all-white loft in Tribeca." Aga Pro+ range, left; aga-ranges.com.
Renovation Style Guide: October 2012
Inge Moore / Hotel Designer


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Oral Insulin for Prevention of Diabetes in Relatives at Risk for Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus
Status: No Longer Recruiting
Eligibility Criteria
To be screened, you must fulfill at least one of the two conditions below:
About this Study
Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease. The immune system makes proteins that attack and destroy the cells in the body that produce insulin. These proteins, called autoantibodies, can be found in the blood up to 10 years before someone is diagnosed with diabetes. A major goal of TrialNet studies is to delay or prevent diabetes in people with these antibodies.
If someone in your family has type 1 diabetes, you and other family members may be at risk. TrialNet is working to delay or prevent diabetes in people at risk for developing type 1 diabetes.
TrialNet is now testing oral insulin (insulin taken by mouth, not by injection). We will see if oral insulin helps to delay or prevent type 1 diabetes. Results from a recently completed study (called DPT-1) suggest that oral insulin might delay or prevent type 1 diabetes in some people found to be at risk.
If you have antibodies but cannot or do not want to be in the Oral Insulin Study, you can be in the TrialNet Pathway to Prevention Study. We will monitor you closely for diabetes. In addition, there may be other TrialNet studies that you can join in the future.
What will I be asked to do?
You will take one study capsule each day.
You will come to a study center for blood tests every 6 months, and at other times as needed.


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Thrombocytopenia in dogs is a condition that refers to a low platelet count in the animal's blood. The name refers to thrombocytes which is the scientific term for blood platelets.
It's important that owners understand thrombocytopenia, as it can cause severe bleeding in dogs. Platelets are critical to a dog's ability to form clots, which ultimately seal up wounds and stop bleeding. An excessively high number of platelets can result in dangerous clots forming inside the body, but an excessively low count, as in thrombocytopenia, may lead to heavy bleeding—with or without trauma or injury.
According to VCA Animal Hospitals, thrombocytopenia is relatively common, with an estimated 5 percent of dogs admitted to veterinary clinics suffering from the condition. It can typically be diagnosed with a complete blood cell count, which is a standard testing procedure that may also find other illnesses.
Although thrombocytopenia can occur randomly, many times it is caused by another underlying condition. Veterinarians hoping to control thrombocytopenia will usually screen a dog for several disorders. These include certain infections that can be caused by ticks in dogs, immune disorders, cancer, von Willebrand's disease and many other conditions which can lead to thrombocytopenia. However, it's critical that a pet owner is aware if their dog has this issue, as it can turn something like a gash or a cut into a potentially life-threatening situation if the bleeding does not stop. There are several treatments for thrombocytopenia depending on the cause of the problem and your veterinarian will be able to get your dog started on the best treatment plan.


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Stylish Apartment with Garden
Size32 m²
Floor No.
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Lockable room
- Balcony/terrace
- Towels
- Parking available
- Family/child friendly
Accommodation summary
The ground-floor apartment provides a cozy double bedroom, and a sunny open-plan living room/kitchen with an L-shaped sofa bed, flat-screen TV and a dining area. The modern kitchen includes a coffee maker and laundry facilities. The tiled bathroom includes a shower.
A bus stop is just a 2-minute walk away offering good transport links around Istanbul. For Ataturk International Airport, the Havatas Airport Shuttle Bus departs from Taksim Square.
The shops and restaurants of vibrant Istiklal Avenue are within walking distance. From Taksim Square guests can reach Kabataş Ferry Port via the Funicular for boat trips on the Bosphorus.
Come and enjoy this great city!!!
House rulesBe respectful of the neighbours and keep noise to a minimum especially in the garden.
Private airport transfers are possible for just €30 for up to 3 guests.
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|Price for > 2 guests
|16 NZ$ per guest/night extra
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Our stay in Istanbul was quite relaxing. The apartment was as advertised, just what we were looking for. It is located conveniently near many shops, and walking distance from Taksim Square. The place itself was neat and tidy. The one area I would complain about is the drainage system in the bathroom. Both the drains in the show and in the bathroom floor were 90% clogged. This made showering very difficult. When I called to report the issue, I as told the message would be given to management and someone would call me back. Unfortunately, we never heard back from anyone.
Super apartment, centrally located, clean and the most important thing in a quiet street. You can sleep in peace here. The hosts were very nice and always helpful. Was also in other apartments and everything top! I can only recommend.
Super Wohnung, zentral, sauber und das wichtigste überhaupt in einer ruhigen Straße. Man kann hier in Ruhe schlafen. Die Gastgeber waren sehr nett und immer hilfsbereit. War auch in anderen Wohnungen auch alles Top! Kann ich nur empfehlen.
The appartment was really big and really clean. The kitchen is fully equiped. The appartment ist really central situated and really easy to reach with public transportation. The Wifi and the hair dryer were missing when we arrived. Eren could bring us the hair dryer but the internet couldn't be fixed. We used the private transfert to sabiha Göckcen organized by Eren. Perfect!
Very nice appartment, very clean, well arranged and good area. About 15 min walk from Taksim Square. From there you can make a long walk into the centre or make use of the public transport. We had a very good week in Istanbul.
The apartment was super mooi.behalve the kitchen stove etc were dirty and greasy it was really too dirty for words.
Het appartement was super mooi.behalve de keuken gasfornuis ed was vies en vettig dit was echt te vies voor woorden.
Good apartment for me. This flat is clean, modern, good furniture. I dont have any problems during my living
The best of the apartment is its location and the beds are comfortable and the room did not hear any noise, which in a city like Istanbul is appreciated.
However, we had some problems, they left the keys under the mat and contact the host I found it difficult because I did not reply to emails or getting late, so even after three days not locate.
The kitchen was quite dirty and closets full of fat.
They just left a set of keys, which limits you a lot. The day we were told that if we wanted a copy were staying another day, but we said no, because again be re supposed to have to be aware of going to the apartment, when one day even came. They were also other day, when they wanted and even had stayed and entered the apartment where they were all our stuff, and we were left paper toilet (one had left a roll for a week three) that we will order and dishwasher.
By the way, there is no coffee.
Lo mejor del apartamento es su ubicación y que las camas son cómodas y en la habitación no se oye nada de ruido, lo cual en una ciudad como Estambul se agradece.
Sin embargo, tuvimos algunos problemas, nos dejaron las llaves debajo del felpudo y contactar con el anfitrión me resultó dificil, ya que no me contestaba a los correos o lo hacía tarde, así que hasta pasados tres días no lo localizamos.
La cocina estaba bastante sucia y los armarios llenos de grasa.
Solo nos dejaron un juego de llaves, con lo cual te limita mucho. El día que quedamos nos dijeron que si queríamos una copia quedábamos otro día, pero dijimos que no, ya que quedar otra vez suponía volver a tener que estar pendientes de ir al apartamento, cuando uno de los días ni siquiera acudieron. Además, fueron otro día, a la hora que quisieron y ni siquiera habíamos quedado y entraron en el apartamento donde estaban todas nuestras cosas, ya que nos dejaron papel de wc (solo nos habían dejado un rollo para una semana tres personas) que le habíamos pedido y lavavajillas.
Por cierto, tampoco hay cafetera.
The apartment is beautifully decorated and located in a quiet street close to Taksim Square. The kitchen and the living room are well equipped. For questions, the hosts were always available and catered. Overall, an ideal place for a holiday in Istanbul. We have felt very comfortable.
Lisa and Ania
Das Apartment ist sehr schön eingerichtet und liegt in einer ruhigen Straße in der Nähe des Taksim-Platzes. Die Küche und der Wohnraum sind gut ausgestattet. Bei Fragen waren die Gastgeber immer erreichbar und kümmerten sich. Insgesamt ein idealer Ort für einen Urlaub in Istanbul. Wir haben uns sehr wohlgefühlt.
Lisa und Ania
Always gladly again ... a great apartment in a very quiet area. Are already the 2nd time there ... nothing else would book more.
Immer wieder gerne...eine tolle Wohnung in einer sehr ruhigen Gegend. Sind schon das 2.mal da...würden nix anderes mehr buchen.
We stayed over Easter 2014 in Istanbul. The Apartment No 4 was relatively new (felt no older than 1 year), very clean and conveniently furnished. Taksim Square was well within walking distance. Man had only from Havatas (Airport shuttle bus about 10 min, the road left and walk and then again left / right and it was already there. Only the wake at 5:10 clock through the Mehetin was not a Muslim for a strenuous. I would recommend the apartment with a clear conscience.
Wir waren über Ostern 2014 in Istanbul. Das Apartment No 4 war relativ neu( gefühlt nicht älter als 1 Jahr), sehr sauber und zweckdienlich eingerichtet. Der Taksim Platz war gut zu Fuß zu erreichen. Mann mußte nur vom Havatas (Airport Shuttle Bus ca. 10 min die Straße links hoch laufen und dann nochmal links / rechts und man war schon da. Einzig das Wecken um 5:10 Uhr durch den Mehetin war für einen nicht Moslem anstrengend. Ich würde das Apartment mit gutem Gewissen weiter empfehlen.
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Dahab Dorms
Possibly the most beautiful dorm rooms in Egypt and if you intend to dive with us- your accommodation refunded!
Enjoy fantastic panoramic views of the Dahab Bay or Pool directly from your dormitory bed, as well as hot (fresh water) showers and a free buffet breakfast.
Facilities include a PADI Dive Centre, Restauant / Bar, Private Beach and if the sea is too salty a 100m2 Pool!
Note: Our 2 bed 'Private' room is not Air Con- but is equipped with a fan. This explains why it is cheaper than a normal bed in the other dorms. The rest of the resort is fully Air Co
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
Hostel Facilities & Policies
- 24 Hour Reception
- Air Conditioning
- Airport Transfers
- Bar
- Free Breakfast
- Café
- Common Room
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Currency Exchange
- Telephone/Fax Facilities
- Free City Maps
- Free Internet Access
- Free WiFi
- Fitness Centre
- Hot Showers
- Self-Catering Facilities
- Laundry Facilities
- Linen Included
- Security Lockers
- Luggage Storage
- No Curfew
- Outdoor Swimming Pool
- Outdoor Terrace
- Parking
- Pool Table
- Postal Service
- Reading Light
- Restaurant
- Steam Room
- Swimming Pool
- Taxes included
- Tea & Coffee Making Facilities
- Tours/Travel Desk
- Towels For Hire
- Wheelchair Friendly
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
DirectionsShow MapHide Map
Dahab Dorms is located within the Red Sea Relax Resort on the north end of the Dahab (sometimes called Musbat) Bay.
Ask any taxi for the Lighthouse (or El Fanar) and we are 100 meters down the Beach Promenade from the normal drop off point at the end of Lighthouse (El Fanar) Street.
We offer airport pickup from Sharm el Sheikh airport for an affordable fee. Simply email us with your flight number and we will be glad to oblige.
If arriving to the Dahab bus station a taxi should be no more than 15 LE (per car- not per person), for the 5 minute trip to the Lighthouse. As mentioned on the main page- please be aware of touts (on commission) who may attempt to take you to another Hostel.
Located Near
Located centrally in the Lighthouse region of Dahab, the modern dorm complex lies within meters of the famous Lighthouse diving and snorkeling reef, colourful beachside cafes and all traveler amenities.


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Former USAT Director Paul Scott (Denver, Colo.) has been named by the Board of Directors as a special liaison to the Board in the area of state memberships.
Mr. Scott will be assisting USAT staff in the review of USAT state organizations with respect to compliance with USAT requirements. This is a volunteer position.