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Elixir, and in the garden, nose-dive deep
in the sky, where paradise dwells..
It doesn't look like the farther you leap
or steeper you fall….
Your’s so complete … inclusive sun …..
Charlotte Petri Gornitzka, Chair, Development Assistance Committee, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Paris speaking during the session: Inclusive Growth at the Annual Meeting 2017 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, January 19, 2017
Copyright by World Economic Forum / Greg Beadle
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NEW! GR Caribe Deluxe - All-InclusiveGR Caribe is a deluxe beachfront resort located in the hotel strip of Cancun, approximately 10 minutes from Cancun`s International airport, 15 minutes from the main shopping malls and 20 minutes from downtown . A Solaris Signature Resort, the new GR Caribe Deluxe All-Inclusive Resort features unique and elegant Mediterranean architecture and stylish interiors in a casual and relaxed atmosphere. An Upscale Family-Friendly resort that has it all.
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•24-Hour All-Inclusive Package
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•All meals included (Buffet Breakfast, Buffet Lunch, Buffet or a la Carte Dinner)
•Unlimited Domestic and Premium Branded Beverages including Exotic Drinks
•Different Cuisine types including Asian and Mediterranean cuisine
•One Lobster Dinner per adult per stay
•Room Service 24 Hours
•Daily Turndown service
•Complimentary Safety Deposit Box
•Restaurants a la carte and Buffet
•Deli Gourmet Snacks by the Pool
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•Miniature Golf
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•FREE HONEYMOONERS PACKAGE: Complimentary bottle of domestic sparkling wine and Upgrade to an Oceanview Room, based on availability. Guests must present certificate of marriage upon check-in; marriage must have taken place within 15 days of arrival.
GRAND OPENING DATE: February 5, 2011
GR Caribe is the product of a fusion of the Mexican and Moroccan architectonic inheritance, featuring 200 luxurious guestrooms and suites, most of them with breathtaking ocean or lagoon views and a balcony.
Fine woods, marble, quarry stone, white cupolas, precious crafts and textures combine to make this private resort unique in Cancun and the entire Mexican Caribbean.
Personalized service and detailed attention to special needs define this resort. Whether visiting for business or pleasure, this paradise of exquisite tastes, magical enchantment, and luxury blends to provide a unique experience to all Guests.
The motor lobby blends Mediterranean style, arches and columns along with delicate Mexican touches such as lamps made of iron and two rectangle fountains surrounded by tall palm trees and vegetation. The main lobby combines Morocco- Mediterranean styles and an impressive iron chandelier along with white lounge chairs.
The fitness center features cardio and strength-training equipment and is located at the Royal Solaris Cancun building.
Guests can relax on in-water pool and deck chaise lounges--each with cushion and adjustable sunshade--or in canopied and curtained day beds that line the pool and beach. Butlers stroll through both areas with books, magazines, sunscreen, and drinks.
Dining choices can be found at 2 restaurants and include International, Italian, Asian and Mexican cuisine and low-calorie and vegetarian menu items. Room service is available 24 hours a day. Meeting, conference, and banquet facilities are located at the Royal Solaris Cancun building. A business center provides five computers, a scanner, printer, copier, and high-speed Internet access (surcharge). Wireless Internet access is complimentary in the lobby area. Located at the Royal Solaris Cancun building.
Socorrito Plaza
The enchanting charm of this unique plaza will simply take your breath away. Enjoy your favorite book while tasting a gourmet coffee in an exquisite and refined atmosphere. Coffee Service, Assorted French pastries and sweet crepes. Background music from 10 am to 10 pm. Also features Library Service, Story teller and Live music including violin, sax, cello.
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Zeferino Plaza, a place where dreams come true. Inspired by Thousand and One Nights, this is a magical and delicate extension of our lobby bar where you can enjoy your favorite drink.
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Spectacular bar with 24 hours service and a totally relaxing environment that transports to live a memorable experience and where you can find the best wines, liquors and cocktail festivals every day of the week.
Marina: Enjoy unlimited non-motorized water-sports and equipment such as Kayaking, Pedals-boats, Sunfish and windsurfing. The Marina is located on the lagoon side, in front of the resort.
Use of Royal Solaris Cancun Facilities:
In addition to the GR Caribe Facilities, Guests are also welcome to enjoy all facilities, restaurants and bars of Royal Solaris Cancun All-Inclusive Resort, Marina and Spa, including :
Restaurants
•Cafe Solaris: In the mornings, Cafe Solaris offers a buffet service, including refreshing natural fruit juice, freshly brewed coffee, Danish bread, salmon and shrimp omelets, and different Mexican delights. Children`s buffet menu is also included. In the evenings, Guests can choose from the menu, which includes many tasty international specialties (evening service seasonal). Breakfast buffet from 6:30 am to 10:30 am. Dress Code: Casual, shirt is required.
•Bogavante: Delightful terrace with a unique ocean view in a very relaxed atmosphere which provides our Guests with the best selection of international specialties, mostly prepared with seafood. Bogavante offers a la carte lunch and dinner, also Asian cuisine including tepayankis, sushi rolls, makis, temakis and shrimp. Dress code for lunch: Casual, shirt is required. Opens daily for lunch from 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Dress code for dinner: Casual elegant . Opens daily for dinner from 6:00pm to 10:00pm.
•Gourmet Deli snacks: Located by the swimming pool area, this gourmet snack bar has an excellent selection of light snacks including vegetarian dishes and drinks. Just raise your arm and the waiter will serve you at your lounge chair. Open from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.
•Veneto: with a unique lagoon view, this restaurant serves delicious, innovative, and creative Italian, International, Mexican, and Mediterranean cuisine. Because of its intimate and refined atmosphere, Veneto is a great choice for those who want a romantic evening. Open from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm. Dress code: Casual elegant, long pants, no sandals.
Please Note: No access allowed to any restaurant if you are wet or without shoes.
Senior Citizen Promotion:
Book a stay in any room category Now through December 16, 2011 for travel during the same period and receive one complimentary fruit basket. Guests must be 65 or older to qualify for this promotion and must show proper ID upon check-in.
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Book a stay Now through December 16, 2011 in a Kids Eat/Stay Free rate category for travel during the same period and receive the following:
•No room charges for children younger than 12 years of age when sharing a room with at least 2 adults and using existing bedding
•Children younger than 12 years of age eat complimentary meals
•Must book the stay in any room category with Kids Eat/Stay Free rate to receive benefit. This offer is valid for up to two children per room. Existing bedding must be used.
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L-R Jennie Price, Sport England Chief Executive, Paul Brickell from London Legacy Development Corporation, Lisa O’Keefe, Sport England Director of Sport and Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson. Sport England announces 44 projects that Sport England will be investing in through its Inclusive Sport funding.
By Steven Hoover
Steve.hoover@us.army.mil
CAMP HUMPHREYS – A children’s play area, which has been dubbed “Super Park,” and features equipment that allows children of all abilities to use the play place, was officially opened here Nov. 30.
Due to inclement weather, the ceremony was moved into the Super Gym, where about 40 children from the Child Development Center’s Strong Beginnings classes recited the Pledge of Allegiance and then sang “God Bless America,” before participating in the ribbon cutting.
The “inclusive design” of the equipment makes it easier for all children to use the equipment and, according to officials, was the primary reason the contract was awarded to Playworld Systems. This company has built similar playgrounds at Fort Gordon, Ga., Fort Sill, Okla., Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska, and Yokota Air Base, Japan.
The park, which was built here, essentially, with money the garrison was awarded during the 2009 Army Communities of Excellence program, is located adjacent to the Super Gym parking garage and cost roughly $493,000. ACOE is a program for the total Army which focuses on improvements in the environment, in services and facilities, improving working and living conditions, renewing pride and developing a sense of accomplishment in every member of the community.
The U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys Directorate of Public Works’ Master Planning Division created the Super Park concept in conjunction with the Directorate of Family, Morale, and Welfare.
“It was extremely challenging to find a location not affected by the ongoing transformation,” said Dennis Polaski, director of DPW. “This opportunity became available when it was determined that a future satellite post office, originally sited in the location, would not fit and had to be relocated. With more than 85 percent of the garrison families residing off-post, this new park is a significant quality of life improvement at Camp Humphreys.”
Polaski credits Suzanne James, director of the Camp Humphrey Army Community Services, with “being responsible for bringing this vision and concept to reality.”
Jayme Stelker, a Camp Humphreys Family member and the mother of three, said “The new park is awesome. Thanks.”
The playground equipment is divided into play areas for ages 2-5 and then ages 5-12. Among other things, it provides accessible routes into, around and within the play space, makes all ground-level activities accessible and is intended to create an identical or equivalent play experience for every child.
Also included are two pavilions, playground equipment, picnic tables and benches. In the spring, grills will be added. The pavilions can be reserved and rented through FMWR’s Outdoor Recreation, located in Bldg. S-1044, which is behind the Super Gym parking garage. The number to call is 753-3013.
U.S. Army photos by Steven Hoover
Afsin Yurdakul, International News Anchor, Haberturk News Network, Turkey speaking during the Session: Fostering Inclusivity at the Annual Meeting 2018 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, January 23, 2018. Copyright by World Economic Forum / Walter Duerst
Toronto-Gore Township, now Castlemore inclusive.
Really Brampton.
But back then, in 1970, this was known as Toronto-Gore.
AND THIS is where Air Canada Flight 621 crashed.
Archeological dig.
195 holes, just like this one, throughout the crash arena in 2006 yielded 90 human bone fragments.
So on one hand, we have developers that want to build right here. On the other hand we have a field that has crash victim's bones STILL in it.
What is Solomon, or anyone, to do?
Enter, into the fray, the illustrious City of Brampton.
"Guys if you want to build there…you gotta clean up the field, put a cemetery at the crash point and build a monument."
And that is exactly what they are going to do—
So what the Office of the Coroner could not do, what Air Canada could not do…the City of Brampton will make happen. The right thing will now be done!
Everyone connected with the this amazing reversal, those staff and those elected members from the City of Brampton…we, the Friends of Flight 621, salute your noble efforts to finally, finally, bring closure to this tragedy, and more recently the on-going travesty of the unburied flight victim's human remains.
Although 109 people died here on July 5, 1970…in an area that is home to almost 8 million Canadians…indeed, one quarter the population of our entire country, that beloved Canada…yet, so few actually know about the horrific crash and the location of the nearby, but mysterious, former crash site.
How is that?
Fast forward to 2010…everyone will know where it is, and all will be able to visit.
But why is the 621 crash site off our present radar, folks?
Air Canada…and…their corporate damage control team.
Remember, the Flight 621 relatives were promised a memorial on site by Air Canada. Back in 1970.
Air Canada later gave them one instead at Mount Pleasant Cemetery in midtown Toronto. Sure, a lot of famous Canadians have been laid to rest there. A prime minister or two. Notable musicians. War heroes. Why even the victims of the SS Noronic were buried there. But that's Toronto's other disaster. And yet this setting just wasn't right for the 621 families.
Too far from the actual site of the air disaster.
Much, too far.
However, there was something about the closeness of the crash site to Air Canada's Toronto hub that bothered the uppers (upper management of Air Canada). Remember the "uppers" made incredible decisions back then. Like in Cincinnati when that Air Canada DC-9 burned to the ground, right there on the runway. And additional Air Canada passengers died way back in the mid-80s.
The all-consuming fire had only just been contained by the Cincinnati Fire Department, on what was left of the DC-9, when the Fire Department regulars were suddenly bewildered by events that began unfolding right before their eyes. An unidentified vehicle, that obviously received airport clearance (the power of those AC uppers extends far) drove right up, alongside the just extinguished DC-9 tail. Now, before the firefighting team could voice disapproval, out poured mystery folk who immediately and with much fervor started painting white over the famous Air Canada logo, so prominent on the tail, in the airline's livery back then.
Damage control. Protect the brand. Mobilize the peons. Send the order down!
"Get that logo off the tail! At all costs." Sound of a phone slamming.
There may even be a "protect the brand" chant, that only the "uppers" know.
So the placement of the Flight 621 memorial in the Mount Pleasant Cemetery, where 55 passengers and crew were laid to rest, while generous back in 1970, was…remiss.
Not satisfactory.
Except to those AC uppers.
And through the years…the "621" families were ALWAYS ANGRY about that betrayal.
That failed Air Canada promise. The 621 families I met, inevitably, referred to it.
But in 2010…that will all change.
By the executive order of the City of Brampton.
Uppers vs. One-Uppers.
And those families will be able to go the 621 crash site themselves. And Air Canada can't stop the process, or the new memorial this time. Or the Flight 621 cemetery containing the remaining bone fragments that will also be ushered into existence.
The City of Brampton has decided.
So in 2010, at the 40th anniversary of the crash…there will be a new memorial right alongside a new cemetery. Since thousands of small bone fragments of their loved ones are still there and will be entombed in the new cemetery.
Then family members will be able to visit.
And so too, others moved by the disaster, now so long ago.
Family members then, won't need me to show them where the worst event in their lives happened. Although I was always ready to do that when asked.
Awkwardly.
And they will go there, next year. Some even for the first time.
In droves the families will go. Officially.
For closure. For solidarity.
To join prayerfully, and mystically with their departed ones. To say by their visit, by their presence, by the anguish in their souls…that we had to come here…because here…is where you left us ~
And we never got over it. Know this.
Never.
REST IN PEACE passengers and crew of Flight 621:
Adams, Celine Fradette
Adams, Pierre J
Beaudin, Gaetan
Belanger, Mrs.
Belanger, Jacques
Belanger, Jean
Belanger, Roland
Belanger, Rosanne
Benson, Helen
Benson, Leonard
Benson, Mary
Benson, Richard
Bertrand, Ginette
Boosamra, Lynn
Boulanger, Guy
Bradshaw, Dollie
Cedilot, Robert J
Chapdeleine, Jeannine
Chapdeleine, Joanne
Chapdeleine, Mario
Charent, Jean Maurice
Clarke, Devona Olivia
Cote, Francine
Daoust, Yolande
Desmarais, Brigitte
Desmarais, G
Dicaire, Alice (Marie)
Dicaire, Gilles
Dicaire, Linda
Dicaire, Luke
Dicaire, Mark
Dion, Suzanne
Dore, Jacqueline
Earle, Lewella
Earle, Linda
Filippone, Francesco
Filippone, Linda
Filippone, Marie
Gee, Bernard
Goulet, Denise M
Grenier, Madeleine
Growse, Diana Cicely
Growse, Jane
Growse, Roger
Hamilton, Karen E
Hamilton, Peter Cameron
Herrmann, Ronald Alvin
Hill, Harry Gordon
Holiday, Claude
Houston, Irene Margaret
Houston, Wesley
Jakobsen, Vagn Aage
Labonte, Gilles
Leclaire, Marie Rose
Leclaire, Oscar
Leduc, Henri W
Lepage, Claudette
Mailhiot, Claire Gagnon
Mailhiot, Gerald Bernard
Maitz, Gustave
Maitz, Karoline
McKettrick, Winnifred
McTague, John
Medizza, Carla
Mohammed, Dolly
Molino, Antonio
Molino, Michael (Michel)
Moore, Frederick T
Partridge, Andrea
Partridge, Carnie (Carnis) Ann
Partridge, Cyril Wayne
Phillips, Kenneth William
Poirier, Rita
Raymond, Gilles
Raymond, Martial
Robert, Aline
Robert, Georges E
Robidoux, Lionel
Rowland, Donald
Silverberg, Marci
Silverberg, Merle
Silverberg, Steven
Simon, Istvan
Simon, Mark
Smith, Dwight Lee
St. Laurent, Blanche
Stepping, Glenn Thomas
Sultan, Celia
Sultan, Jerald. M
Sultan, Robert. L
Szpakowicz, Borys
Szpakowicz, Serge
Tielens, Carmen
Tielens, Frederick
Tournovits, George
Tournovits, Soula (Athanasia)
Weinberg, Carla
Weinberg, Rita
Weinberg, Wendy
Whittingham, Jennifer
Whittingham, John
Whittingham, Reginald
Whybro, Mary Baker
Wieczorek, Hildegund
Witmer, Edgar
Wong, Ngar-Quon
Wong, Suzie
Wong, Wong (Mansing)
Woodward, Dallas J
© Paul Cardin - Friends of Flight 621
St. John's Episcopal Church (1884-90; NRHP 1989) in downtown Charleston. The parish house, shown here, was added in 1928.
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Charlotte Petri Gornitzka, Chair, Development Assistance Committee, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Paris, Claver Gatete, Minister of Finance and Economic Planning of Rwanda, William Francis Morneau, Minister of Finance of Canada, Richard Samans, Head of the Centre for the Global Agenda, Member of the Managing Board, World Economic Forum. speaking during the session: Inclusive Growth at the Annual Meeting 2017 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, January 19, 2017
Copyright by World Economic Forum / Greg Beadle
Ulrich Spiesshofer, President and Chief Executive Officer, ABB, Switzerland at the World Economic Forum on Africa 2017 in Durban, South Africa, 2017. Copyright by World Economic Forum / Benedikt von Loebell
Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe, opposition's leader Morgan Tsvangirai and South African Thabo Mbeki pose after signing the power-sharing accord on September 15, 2008 in Harare. Mbeki said the region and Africa had to extend a helping hand to Zimbabwe and that getting seeds, fertilizer and fuel to the country was a matter of urgency with rains approaching.
Charlotte Petri Gornitzka, Chair, Development Assistance Committee, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Paris speaking during the session: Inclusive Growth at the Annual Meeting 2017 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, January 19, 2017
Copyright by World Economic Forum / Greg Beadle
Teachers and students from UK schools joined together with over 200 primary and secondary schools across the Commonwealth for a Virtual assembly organised by the British Council
2023-06-16: Slim Zeghal, Board Member, CEO of Altea Packaging speaks in a panel discussion during PPPs in North Africa, for sustainable and inclusive growth, Tunisia. In frame, Mohamed Salim Telidji, , Director General of the National Development Equipment Fund at the Ministry of Finance, Algeria and Atef Majdoub, President of Instance Générale de Partenariat Public Privé (IGPPP) Tunisia.
Participants capture during a session: Promoting Inclusivity at the World Economic Forum on ASEAN in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, May 11, 2017
Copyright by World Economic Forum / Sikarin Thanachaiary
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, and/or intersex (LGBTI) equality in schools is to be reviewed.
A working group is being established to examine how the education experience for LGBTI young people in Scotland can be improved.
It will be chaired by the Association of Directors of Education (ADES) and will include education leaders, equalities experts and young people, as well as representatives of the Time for Inclusive Education (TIE) campaign.
Deputy First Minister John Swinney and Minister for Higher and Further Education Shirley-Anne Somerville met representatives of LGBT Youth Scotland and Time for Inclusive Education at the Scottish Parliament on the day of the announcement.
The Deputy First Minister is pictured with Dean Jay Coyle from TIE.
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William Francis Morneau, Minister of Finance of Canada, Richard Samans, Head of the Centre for the Global Agenda, Member of the Managing Board, World Economic Forum. speaking during the session: Inclusive Growth at the Annual Meeting 2017 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, January 19, 2017
Copyright by World Economic Forum / Greg Beadle
Richard Samans, Head of the Centre for the Global Agenda, Member of the Managing Board, World Economic Forum speaking during the session: Inclusive Growth at the Annual Meeting 2017 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, January 19, 2017
Copyright by World Economic Forum / Greg Beadle
Inclusive Q-mmunity LGBTQ+ Awareness and Advocacy Training for the Herbert School’s Faculty, Administrators and Staff on November 22, 2019