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20131025, Friday, October 25, 2013, Boston, MA, USA; Partners HealthCare 10th Annual Connected Health Symposium at Boston's World Trade Center complex and Seaport Hotel Friday. Second and final full day of presentations including the open Expo hall for attendees.
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Professional trainers Jackie Ansley and Jared Lawrence of Performance Training Inc gave their valuable time to invest in our ladies today. The girls got to participate in a high quality training session with some of the best coaches in the country. It was hot, but they did amazing!
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Trinity College Dean of Multicultural Affairs and Senior Diversity Officer, Karla Spurlock-Evans and Karraine Moody '01, Hartford Area Habitat for Humanity
Neighborhood Partners Reception - August 6, 2014 - Photo by John Atashian
Here are a couple of ab exercises to do with a partner to keep your training fun and interesting. The High Five sit ups work the central abs, while the scissors and leg circles work the obliques, lower abs and hip flexors which help unify the core for better and stronger kicks and punches. A great way to start these is doing 3 sets of 20 GO FOR IT!!!! www.facebook.com/SihingKuttel sihingkuttel.tumblr.com/ source
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** Selection of images from our Paraguay trip to 'Che Roga', an orphanage in Encarnación Paraguay.
Paraguay is sometimes called Corazón de América (the heart of America). Two of our team members went to support a not-for-profit partner based in the UK with its development investment in Che Roga.
Find out more about how to partner with us in our development work. Contact Partners on:
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| Full set of images from our Paraguay trip.
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After arriving in Rosario, we went straight to work with GSMP 2013 emerging leader Luz Amuchastegui and the staff at El Desafio Foundation. The day was full of activities, including games facilitated by Drs. Hillyer and Huffman at the local park, conversations with volunteers participants, and Saatchi & Saatchi mentors at the foundation's location, and a debrief with Luz and executive director Mario Raimondi in the evening.
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The team got to have dinner with an American girls soccer team and introduce them to traditional Jordanian food. Afterwards, one of the players from tomorrows championship game who plays with a disability met with the team to encourage them and share her story.
First Nations representatives, local mayors from the Cowichan Valley and VIU officials infront of a carved paddle signifying various groups working together for the benefit of students.
After arriving in Rosario, we went straight to work with GSMP 2013 emerging leader Luz Amuchastegui and the staff at El Desafio Foundation. The day was full of activities, including games facilitated by Drs. Hillyer and Huffman at the local park, conversations with volunteers participants, and Saatchi & Saatchi mentors at the foundation's location, and a debrief with Luz and executive director Mario Raimondi in the evening.
All photos property of the U.S. Dept. of State. Photos must be attributed as: U.S. Dept. of State in cooperation with University of Tennessee Center for Sport, Peace, & Society. Photographer: Jaron Johns
Lisbon street. the lady ( the human one) says 5 years ago a Spanish gentleman photographed the dog and gave her a print. I so wished I had a decent printer and could do the same, she treasures very much that other photo. but here goes this one, a couple of Lisbon ladies doing their morning grocery shopping.
(and I thought of Elliot Erwitt, who loved photographing dogs and their humans at least as much as me and did it so much much better than I ever will!)
Obiageli Katryn Ezekwesili, Senior Economic Adviser and Public Policy Analyst.Africa Economic Policy Development Initiative at the World Economic Forum on Africa 2017 in Durban, South Africa. Copyright by World Economic Forum / Greg Beadle
The El Tovar Hotel is a spectacular historic hotel located in the heart of Grand Canyon Village, overlooking the expansive Grand Canyon National Park. The El Tovar opened in 1905 The Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway decided to capitalize upon the region’s newfound popularity. It subsequently partnered with the Fred Harvey Company to construct a quaint hotel that could cater to the potential scores of people that were anticipated to visit the area. The two companies opted to use an architect named Charles Whittlesey to oversee its construction. He quickly set about designing the new structure with a budget of $250,000. The El Tovar Hotel was once described as “the most expensively constructed and appointed log house in America.”
Whittlesey utilized a combination of local limestone and Oregon pine to develop the brilliant combination of Swiss Chalet and Mission Revival-style architecture that still defines the El Tovar Hotel today. The interior is supported by a peeled log framework topped with decorative corbels throughout the mezzanine. Once Whittlesey finished the project, the Fred Harvey Company named the hotel after Spanish explorer Pedro de Tovar in honor of those who explored the Grand Canyon in the 16th century.
Electric lights were powered by the hotel’s own coal-fired generator. It had its own greenhouse for fresh fruits and vegetables. A chicken house supplied fresh eggs for hotel guests. Even fresh milk was supplied by its own dairy herd. Inside the El Tovar was a barbershop, solarium, amusement room, club room, large dining room, art, and music rooms. The dining room had large picture windows overlooking the canyon. The porch on the north side probably dates back to the 1950’s when the dining room was enlarged and the cocktail lounge was added.
In 2015 Xanterra South Rim L.L.C. was awarded a 15-year contract to continue operating the primary concessions at the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. In addition to the El Tovar Hotel and Hopi House, the contract calls for the continued operation of overnight accommodations in Bright Angel Lodge, Kachina Lodge, Thunderbird Lodge, Maswik Lodge and Phantom Ranch as well as restaurants, gift stores, transportation and activities such as rides on the Grand Canyon’s famous mules.
Xanterra and its predecessor the Fred Harvey Company have operated concessions at the Grand Canyon for 110 years, first in partnership with the Santa Fe Railway and later under a series of contracts with the National Park Service after Grand Canyon National Park was created in 1919. More than 300 structures accounting for much of the infrastructure in the historic Grand Canyon Village were developed by the Fred Harvey Company.
Many key National Park concessions long have been managed largely by four companies -- Xanterra Parks & Resorts, Delaware North Companies Parks & Resorts, Forever Resorts, and Aramark Leisure.
The National Park Service said the Grand Canyon South Rim concession is among the most lucrative in the parks system — worth about $1 billion over its 15 years— to Xanterra South Rim LLC.
L-R: Yvette Melendez from Hartford Hospital, Emilio Estrella, and Yanil Teron from the Center for Latino Progress.
Neighborhood Partners Reception - August 6, 2014 - Photo by John Atashian
CIFOR-ICRAF is organizing a Partner Day to celebrate how our work with partners contributes to just transitions and equitable transformations in Indonesia.
Photo by Ricky Martin/CIFOR-ICRAF
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Yep. Zumba. The Ladies did Zumba... And it was awesome.
All photos property of the U.S. Dept. of State. Photos must be attributed as: U.S. Dept. of State in cooperation with University of Tennessee Center for Sport, Peace, & Society with the Lakeshore Foundation as the key host/supporter for this exchange. Photographer: Jaron Johns