...[pic] [pic] [pic] [pic] [pic] Competitive, enjoyable, great fun THE BARBADOS AMATEUR SWIMMING ASSOCIATION PRESENTS THE 24th ANNUAL AQUATIC CENTRE INTERNATIONAL INVITATIONAL GARFIELD SOBERS SPORTS COMPLEX AQUATIC CENTRE WILDEY, ST MICHAEL TEL # 246-429-7946; FAX: 246-436-2272 The Barbados Amateur Swimming Association extends a cordial invitation to you to participate in The 24thAquatic Centre International to be held in Barbados at the Aquatic Centre, Wildey from June 05th to Sunday, June 07th, 2015. This meet is an approved 16th FINA World Championships Qualifier. 1. POOL SPECIFICATIONS: 8 LANE 50 M POOL WITH 25 M WARM DOWN POOL. 2...SCHEDULE: Saturday, May 30th Technical Meeting 4:00 PM (Aquatic Centre) Thursday, June 04th: ARRIVAL OF TEAMS Friday, June 05th Opening Ceremony at 5:00 PM --- Parade of teams---- Friday, June 05th Session 1: 5:30 PM Saturday, June 06th Session 2: 9:00 AM Sunday, June 07th Session 3: 8:30 AM Sunday, June 07th Closing Ceremony-Presentation of Awards 3…COMPETITION RULES: The competition will be conducted in accordance with FINA Rules 2013- 2017 in force at the start of the competition...
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...1.0 Abstract This report discussed a comparison of theme parks that becomes a favourite choice for people for a vacation. There are so many theme parks in Malaysia where they will go and spending their time with their family and for this assignment, we have chosen Sunway Lagoon Resort and A Famosa Resort. To do the comparison, there are some criteria that have been identified between theme parks including the dress code, price, advertising or promotional activities, facilities, and also the event that has been organized by both theme parks. Sunway Lagoon Resort has a variety of amusement parks compared to A Famosa Resort. Therefore, the price set to enter Sunway Lagoon theme park is reasonable fit with the diversity offered in a price and for the dress code, both theme parks applies the same. In addition, the facilities offered by Sunway Lagoon and A Famosa also differ in quantity and diversity of the services provided especially Sunway Lagoon Resort located in the heart of the city has been remain compared to A Famosa Resort. Promotions and advertisements activities by both theme parks are from various initiatives like using social media. Campaign website also underway especially Sunway Lagoon Resort whereby their website more interesting and attractive. And the final terms of a ceremony organized, at Sunway Lagoon often hold an international event than A Famosa Resort to attract public attention to their theme parks. 2.0 Introduction Theme park is an area planned as a...
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...Japan's whaling fleet was headed home from the southern ocean after ending its annual Antarctic hunt with only a third of its expected catch, news reports from Japan said Friday. The hunt ended three days ago with a catch of 266 minke whales and one fin whale, officials from Japan's Fisheries Agency said, according to one report from Australia's ABC news online. The Sea Shephed Society, which sent a fleet of vessels to the southern ocean to block the hunt, proclaimed victory on its website. "Operation Divine Wind is over! The Japanese whalers are going home!" the Sea Shepherd headline read. "There are hundreds of whales swimming free in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary that would now be dead if we had not been down there for the last three months. That makes us very happy indeed," Sea Shepherd's Paul Watson is quoted as saying on the organization's website. News of the Japanese whaling fleet's withdrawal comes four days after the Institute of Cetacean Research, which oversees the Japanese whaling program, reported a confrontation between the Japanese ships and Sea Shepherd's ship Bob Barker. The Bob Barker fired more than 40 flares and aimed a "high-powered" laser beam at the Japanese ships for more than 50 minutes, the institute said in a news release. Watson said that with the high-seas showdown, "the whaling season was effectively over for the season." Japan hunts whales every year despite a worldwide moratorium on whaling, utilizing a loophole in the law that allows...
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...petroleum industry. In response to the crisis, BP created its “Gulf of Mexico Restoration” website as a form of crisis management to protect and repair its reputation. BP’s “Gulf of Mexico Restoration” website uses these three strategies to try to repair its reputation: highlighting current financial data and reports to show the accurate compensation contributions BP has given to the Gulf; displaying videos with images that de-emphasize the damage by focusing on restored areas and statistics showing how the Gulf has restored business continuity; and uses powerful headers and sub-headers titled to portray optimistic restoration objectives. To restore its reputation, BP's "Gulf of Mexico Restoration" website provides current financial data and reports that show the donations BP has given to the Gulf to prove its strong commitment to helping the affected areas. Effectively communicating its use of compensation as a reputation repair strategy, BP provides public data reports updated as of September 30, 2013 under the sub-heading “Compensating the people and communities affected”. This report shows the disbursement of the $8.2 billion that BP has paid to individuals and local businesses as well as governmental and other agencies. Compensation payments, such as industries or states, are further broken down into smaller categories in the “Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill Claims and Other Payments Public Report”. As Coombs...
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...Initial Aims This report assesses the validity of Hebdige’s work on class and subcultures in the context of a distinctly international perspective: the Zephyr Boys Skateboarding team, founded in Dog Town, California, circa 1975. Key Questions • Can Hebdige’s Marxist-based, class-centred approach support the ethos of the Z-boys? Or does the Z-boys website reveal a more active dialogue between the subculture and processes of capitalism, rather than perpetuating a working-class incitement to overthrow the dominant? • The Z-boys website highlights the multicultural, multiethnic aesthetic of the 1975 skateboarding team. Does Hebdige’s citing of black culture’s role in the formation of punk help locate the inter-racial influences of the Dogtown skating scene? Or does Hebdige’s insistence on the metropolitan render the ‘ethnic’ experience a historically specific moment with essentialist characteristics? • In relation to the above, is Hebdige’s London-based study congruent with the California skating/surfing scene of the early-to-mid 1970s? Do the Z-boys conform to Hebdige’s notion of the ‘spectacular’? • McRobbie and Garber identify a patriarchal discourse within Hebdige’s work, in which they suggest ‘(girls) are absent from the classic subcultural ethnographic studies, the pop histories, the personal accounts…of the field’ (Gelder & Thornton (eds).1997, p112). Does this assertion coincide with the difficulties in applying a structuralist approach to the analysis...
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...com/artanddesign/jonathanjonesblog/2010/mar/25/escapism-in-art. Accessed 12 Apr. 2017. The Guardian is a British newspaper that has existed since 1821. It has websites versions of the newspaper for several different countries, including the US. The Gaurdian was previously made Newspaper of the Year more than once by the British Press Awards. Jonathan Jones is a journalist who began writing for The Guardian in 1999. He is a well-known art critic and was acted as a judge for both the Turner Prize and the BP portrait award, both of which are prestigious art awards. In his article, Jonathan Jones address the belief of many critics that art should be “urgent, challenging, disturbing, provocative and so forth.” He says that, while art should address current events, that is not the only reason that art should be created. He compares escapism in art to escapism in novels. It can be nice to escape from reality for a little while. He then goes question just how much of an escape escapism is. Many books that provide a way of escape still present new problems to the reader. He concludes that art is very complex and be made for many purposes, one of which is to provide and escape. Lyons, Jessica. "Swimming Strong: Eric Zener Creates Narrative Paintings That Float between Introspection and Escapism.(Artist Profile: Eric Zener)(Biography)." Art Business News 31.4 (2004): 42. Print. "Swimming Strong: Eric Zener Creates Narrative Paintings That Float between Introspection and Escapism” is a biography of Eric Zener written...
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...New Spa creation Report deleveloped by: John-‐Alexander Paquet, Sofia Tazi, Aurika Pavard and Yohan Poulet TABLE OF CONTENT Introduction 1) Competition analysis a) Market analysis b) Different type of Spa c) Swot & analysis of the competition 2 2 4 2) Our new partner a) Description of the brand Caudalie b) Treatment menu c) Advantages 8 10 12 3) Implementation a) b) c) d) The infrastructure of the Spa The bar Staffing Work in progress 13 16 18 18 4) Financial costs a) Investment & costs b) The revenue c) Profit & ROI ...
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...Report #1 A Report on the Product/Services/Promotional Strategies Offered by NIKE Nike is a global marketer of athletic footwear, apparel and other fitness equipment. Their primary focus is on their mission statement: to bring inspiration and innovation to every athlete in the world. To do this, Nike is present in market places all over the world and serves various customers that have allowed them to obtain their positioning as a Fortune Top 500 company globally. Their target market is women, men, and kids because Nike believes “if you have a body, you are an athlete.” With this being said Nike’s products appeal to all ages, and this allows them to have immense market share throughout the globe. Nike has become a household name throughout the world as its brand has increased in popularity and scope. They currently offer a wide variety of products such as: shoes, watches, eyewear, gift cards, and various athletic apparel and accessories. Nike’s success in the athletic industry has allowed them to branch out into other product markets with the introduction of their eyewear and watch lines. Nike’s popularity and brand recognition also helped them achieve this goal because consumers already highly regarded their current athletic products. Their products appeal to many different sectors of athletics as well such as baseball, basketball, tennis, running, golf, softball, skateboarding, and football, soccer, snowboarding, and even swimming. This allows Nike to really tailor their...
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...Lindsay Bentzinger & Alex Voelker High School Volleyball Coach Industry/Profession We are going to research about a high school volleyball coach. We would like to do research on this topic because it relates to something we want to do in the future. Coaching is a passion of the both of ours, and we want to pursue it. We are doing research on the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union (IGHSAU). Organizational Profile The Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union started in a Des Moines Presbyterian Church. This organization was founded to serve high school girls better than any other organization had. Basketball was becoming a popular sport for girls in small schools in Iowa in the 1920’s. The Iowa High School Athletic Association decided they would not sponsor girls, so the IGHSAU was born around 1925. In their constitution it states, “The purpose of this Union shall be: To promote, direct, protect and regulate amateur interscholastic athletic relationship for junior high and secondary girls between member schools and to stimulate fair play, friendly rivalry, and good sportsmanship among contestants, schools and communities through out the State of Iowa; and shall be without profit to itself except that it may handle and accumulate funds as herein provided.” They are the only organization in the nation solely devoted to interscholastic competition for girls. Over 70,000 girls in Iowa compete in an IGHSAU-sponsored activity. Stakeholders The stakeholders in...
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...The purpose of this report is to outline and analysis the financial decision to survive when using charity fund and also to raise money for the charity. The chosen charity that the group has chosen is Save the Children. The sector which this charity operates in is the children’s charities. Save the Children is the world’s independent children’s charity. The purpose of this charity is to change lives for children on the long term. They focus on achieving four core rights for children. These include: 1) Health 2) Freedom from hunger 3) Education 4) Protection Save the Children intends to inspire people around the world to take action to save children’s lives, create movement for change and to give children the voice they all deserve. This charity disagrees with the fact that millions of children’s do not have proper healthcare, education, food and protection. They aim to get every child’s their rights and determine to make a substantial change. Their mission is to fights for children’s rights; deliver immediate and lasting improvement to children’s lives worldwide. Save the Children website states they “We share our vision and mission with our partners in the International Save the Children Alliance.” Their future vision which they look forward to is to respect and value each children, listen to children’s and give them hope and opportunity. The aim for the group is to make a large sum of money for the charity, to develop new skills when setting up this charity and...
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...Introduction Siloso Beach Resort is Singapore’s first eco certified hotel that aims to provide guests with a memorable hospitality serviced as well as prioritizing the preservation of the environment. This report will analyze the service delivery system (SDS) of Siloso Beach Report. In addition, a brief background of the resort will be provided and the identified key features of the SDS will be included. In particular, the scope of this report will discuss about the appropriateness of the current SDS that had been observed in terms of its strengths and weaknesses and also the specified areas for improvement. Background of Siloso Beach Resort Sitting at the heart of Singapore’s hippest beach, Siloso Beach Resort was built with the goal of preserving the environment right from the design to the construction stage. The resort is family-owned hotel with 200 rooms including 12 villas and more than 60 employees. The resort has been awarded the TUV Rheinland certification as an eco-hotel, the top achiever for Singapore Environmental Achievement Awards 2010 and it was also the first hotel to be certified under Singapore SEC eco-hotel scheme. Upon arrival at the resort, it is obvious that preservation of the environment is its main objective. Over 200 of the original on-site trees were preserved, with more than 450 more planted additionally. The resort is only 28% covered terrain and 72% open air. This is to minimize the use of electricity. Furthermore, the resort has the only natural...
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...4188 REV: NOVEMBER 30, 2011 V. KASTURI RANGAN SUNRU YONG Soren Chemical: Why Is the New Swimming Pool Product Sinking? Jen Moritz grimaced as she reviewed the February 2007 sales report for her company’s new Coracle product. In September 2006, Soren Chemical had launched Coracle, a new water clarifier for use in small recreational and household swimming pools. Moritz was responsible for marketing the new clarifier, which she believed was a superior product, but the results so far were discouraging. The volume target was 50,000 gallons (100,000 units) for the first year of sales. However, through the first half of the selling season for pool chemicals, Soren had sold just 3,725 gallons, or 7,450 units. Moritz also had responsibility for marketing Kailan MW, a clarifier used primarily in large recreational water park facilities with typical capacities of one million gallons or higher. Very small quantities of Kailan MW were sufficient to treat large volumes of water, but it was unsuitable for smaller-scale applications such as residential pools. Thus Soren Chemical had developed Coracle, targeting smaller pools with a lower volume of swimmers (known in the industry as “bather loads”) and a less intense maintenance program. In 2006, Kailan MW revenues were $6.1 million and sales were on pace for a 7% increase in 2007; it was healthy growth in a relatively mature market. Coracle had been budgeted at $1.5 million in sales for the year, but so far Soren had sold a very disappointing...
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...Energy Efficiency in Swimming Pool Facilities By Tony El Kehdy Samer Najjar Tony Sawan A report submitted to the Department of Mechanical Engineering in partial fulfillment of the requirements of the degree of Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Faculty of Engineering University of Balamand February 2014 Copyright © 2014 Tony El Kehdy, Samer Najjar, and Tony Sawan All rights reserved University of Balamand Faculty of Engineering This is to certify that I have examined this copy of the report by Tony El Kehdy Samer Najjar Tony Sawan and have found that it is complete and satisfactory in all respects, and that any and all revisions required by the final examining jury have been made. JURY MEMBERS: Approved: Dr. Elias Kinab Supervisor Approved: Mrs. Nay Mezannar First Moderator Approved: Mrs. Angela Semaan Bitar Second Moderator Date of project presentation: February 12, 2014 ACKNOWLEGMENTS The first person that comes to mind when thinking of this project is Dr. Elias Kinab, for without him all of this wouldn’t have come to reality. Foremost, we would like to express our gratitude for his continuous support, patience, motivation, enthusiasm, and immense knowledge. Simply, we could not have imagined having a better advisor for our project. We would also like to thank our moderators Mrs. Nay Mezannar and Mrs. Angela Semaan Bitar for their time, support, insightful comments, and questions. Thanks to...
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...Table of Contents Executive summary 1.0 Introduction 2.0 Research Methodology 3.0 Secondary Data 3.1 The 2011 retail and leisure report prepared by DTZ for Canterbury City Council 3.2 The 2014 Canterbury District Local Plan Publication Draft (CDLP Publication Draft) 3.3 Canterbury.gov.com (official city council website) 3.4 Canterbury.co.uk (official tourism website) 3.5 The 2013 consumer lifestyle in the UK report by Euromonitor 4.0 Primary Data 4.1 Focus Groups 4.2 One-to-one interviews 4.3 Questionnaire 4.4 Sampling 5.0 Results and Analysis 6.0 Conclusion 7.0 Appendices 7.1 Appendix 1: Focus Group Transcripts 7.2 Appendix 2: One-to-one interview Transcript 7.3 Appendix 3: Questionnaire 8.0 Bibliography Executive Summary This report was commissioned by Canterbury City Council to investigate the demand for current and new leisure facilities. These researchers have also determined how the parent market could affect the demand for local businesses and tourist attractions. To conduct this study researchers had to formulate some research aims and objectives. The research design involved collecting qualitative data through focus groups and one-to-one interviews as primary data however quantitative research was conducted through designing an online survey which was distributed to a sample of 107 people. The collection of secondary research helped identify the gaps within the current leisure market and provided a broad overview of the different...
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...many mothers and fathers could relate to because it dealt with the everlasting love between a parent and their child; or so they thought. In this paper I'm going to talk about why the jury found Casey innocent of first degree murder and what is wrong with the American Justice System that allows guilty people like her walk free. How far does reasonable doubt go? Also, I want to talk about why the case hit so close to home for many people that followed along with the case, and what needs to be done regarding child abuse laws in Florida. First off, let us get the facts of the case straight. Casey Anthony waited 31 days to report her two-year-old daughter Caylee missing, in the summer of 2008. At first she told authorities that her nanny had kidnapped her, then went back on her word and said later in the trial process that she drowned in her parents swimming pool. Casey also lied to police about having a job and made up stories about future plans she had with her daughter. Testimonies and video footage also showed Casey out shopping, drinking, and hanging with friends during the time Caylee was “missing”. Friends said she never looked “worried, depressed, or angry” after Caylee went missing[1]. What kind of mother could do this? During the investigation, examiners found a hair consistent with Caylee's, in the back of Casey's car trunk. The trunk also smelled like “there had been a dead body in the car,” which Casey's mother testified[2]. A professional scientist with...
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