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ALLENBY WARMS UP FOR PRESIDENT'S CUP
Golf: The countdown to the President's Cup is on, so it's good news that Aussie Robert Allenby seems to have hit form at the right time.
Allenby fired an eight-under-par round of 63 to lead by one stroke after the first round of the Asia Pacific Classic in Malaysia.
Allenby, 40, who was menaced by a monkey on the 10th hole at The Mines Resort & Golf Club in Kuala Lumpur when he was practising earlier in the week, was a stroke ahead of rookie Jhonattan Vegas.
"I started the day with some good early putts and hit the ball well today and overall I'm very happy with today's result," said Allenby, who had eight birdies and no bogeys.
"I've been playing well for a while but haven't put the scores on the board. Today was nice to get no bogeys for the round and eight under is a great score."
Corey Parker and Beau Scott have also been omitted from a seven-man interchange bench, with Sheens adding Keith Galloway and David Shillington.The Kangaroos had their final captain's training run at Warrington's Halliwell Jones Stadium overnight, and while Inglis, Parker and Scott were absent from the session. Sheens said Galloway and Shillington had been put on notice.
The coach expects the Kiwis to target Australia through the middle.
"The Kiwis love to try and trouble our bigger guys out of dummy-half and I've spoken to both the boys about it," Sheens said.
"That's why I included Beau and Corey on the extended bench. With GI, he's definitely fit enough but with his kind of injury, I just wanted to make sure he's well and truly right to go.
"So we'll give him another week and then play him against the English at Wembley."
Australia eye the country's first win over New Zealand in England since 2004 .
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Fong spent nine years as the commission's chairman until last year. Sutherland is best known for two decades of service as the Eagles' head trainer, while Uittenbroek was East Fremantle's general manager for 27 years. .
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In March 2011, Johnson Controls GWS announced its partnership with Shell to manage and maintain 12000 Shell retail sites in 27 countries. Oman is an additional country to that agreement, with Johnson Controls GWS delivering services from October 4,
the Magpies are keen to regain his services. But, under AFL rules, Greater Western Sydney has first call on Clarke as it has the capacity to pre-list the 23-year-old. However GWS is understood to be prepared to on-trade him to the highest bidder.
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Johnson Controls Awarded Facilities Management Contract for ...
Oman, Muscat – Johnson Controls Global WorkPlace Solutions (GWS), a leading provider of facilities, commercial real estate and energy management for many of the world’s largest companies, today announced that it has been awarded a facilities management contract for Shell Oman Marketing Company’s retail and commercial sites in the Sultanate of Oman. The agreement covers nearly 400 sites that sell fuels and lubricants to consumers and businesses in the country.
In March 2011, Johnson Controls GWS announced its partnership with Shell to manage and maintain 12,000 Shell retail sites in 27 countries. Oman is an additional country to that agreement, with Johnson Controls GWS delivering services from October 4, 2011.
Shell Oman Network Delivery Manager, Hafidh Al Azkawi said: “We look forward to the global experience of Johnson Controls delivered with an Omani touch at a local level. The contract will no doubt benefit our customers who can now look forward to well maintained sites which offer greater convenience and safety for them. This will help us achieve our retail vision, which is to be the best in the industry.”
Julie Kimble, Johnson Controls Global Account Leader for the Shell retail business, said, “The Johnson Controls team on the Shell account are all looking forward to delivering our services to Shell retail and commercial sites in Oman, as we have done across the world. As facilities management is our core business, we will provide improvements in health and safety, security and environment, and operational excellence to help Shell deliver the best possible customer experience in the country.”
Johnson Controls Global WorkPlace Solutions is a leading provider of facilities, commercial real estate and energy management for many of the world’s largest companies. They create business advantage for customers through tailored solutions that optimize their real estate performance and employee productivity while reducing total occupancy costs. With over 20,000 employees they have delivered over $3 billion in savings for their customers over the last 10 years.