03/25/2006 Saturday Briefing Archive (1.2 MB PDF)

March 25, 2006
Scott Candland
Joins Outrigger Enterprises
By Barry Wallace
I join Human Resources
in welcoming Scott
Candland to Hawaii and
Outrigger Enterprises, Inc.,
as our new Vice President
of Operations for our
Condominium/Timeshare
Division. Scott replaces
T.J. Oesterling, who had an
opportunity to relocate to
the Big Island with Hilton
Grand Vacations.
Scott brings tremendous
resort and property
management experience to
our team, and knows how
to make sure condo and
Scott Candland
vacation ownership guests
have a wonderful stay.
He comes to Outrigger with more than 25 years of experience in
managing destination properties across the country. Most recently,
he served as managing director of Advantage Hospitality Services
in Scottsdale, Arizona, a diversified company that he founded to
provide management, marketing, acquisitions, and development
expertise to hotels, resorts, and the investment community
throughout the Western United States and Caribbean. Prior to that,
he was the executive vice president of operations and development
for Discover Resorts, an international marketing and management
company, also based in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Scott’s background also includes management positions with a
variety of resorts throughout the Western United States, including
McCormick Land Company, Premier Resorts (Village Resorts
International), Cathedral Canyon Resort, Rippling River Resort, and
the Lakes Country Club & Monterey Country Club. Early in his
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Cyclone
Ravages Australia
Outrigger employees step
forward to assist those in need
Last Monday, Tropical Cyclone Larry, with
winds up to 180 mph, smashed into the coastal
community of Innisfail—about 60 miles south
of Cairns, Queensland, Australia. The storm, the
worst cyclone to hit the region in decades, caused
extensive damage. Amazingly, no one was killed and
authorities reported that fewer than ten people were
taken to the hospital with minor injuries.
Property damage was severe, however. Hotels
and resorts in the Innisfail area, along with homes,
hospitals, and the area’s sugar and banana plantations,
were hit hard. Many people were left homeless,
Continued on page 7
Photo credit: Australian Bureau of Meteorology
A satellite view shows Cyclone Larry as it crossed the coast of northern
Queensland, Australia, on March 19 at 12:33 p.m.
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Happy
Birthday!
Apr 11: Shay-Lynn Y. Lam, Michelle
L. Chang, Wilfred F. Marcos, Eric J.
Masutomi, Shao Fei Weng, and Karen
R. Linder.
Apr 12: Nancy G. Daniels, Saia Lotulelei
Jr., Stephanie Nakamatsu, Wayne W.
Staunton, Mariana M. Walzer, Linda J.
Kelley, Aitogi I. Totemese, Yong Ja Lee,
and Qunying Wu.
Apr 13: Loida Manuel, Jennie N.
Guerrero, Sandra S. M. Barker, and
Jason D. Marchese.
Apr 14: Carolyn L. Kaahanui, Walter
B. Revilla, Villamor D. Jose, Windy A.
Hale, and Marc Cobb-Adams.
Apr 15: Jenny B. Hong.
Apr 16: Kay Ja An, Steven T. Takasaki,
and Francis K. Pimental.
Apr 17: Jernej Pulko, Kin Chung
Chan, Zhen Wu Wang, Rodolfo S.
Pascual, Chin Hung Chee, Conchita P.
Paet, James H. Cram, and Magdalena
C. Gaoiran.
Saturday Briefing is published
by and for employees
of Outrigger Hotels Hawaii.
Editor-In-Chief: Richard Kelley
Senior Editor: Marie Casciato
Assistant Editor: Lehua Kala`i
Contributing Writers: Employees of Outrigger/OHANA
Circulation: Lehua Kala`i
Visit us online at:
www.outrigger.com/sb
www.ohanahotels.com/sb
Submit suggestions, comments, and
news tidbits to Marie Casciato at
marie.casciato@outrigger.com
or via interoffice mail to
OEH/Executive Office,
or contact her at (808) 921-6601.
© 2006 Outrigger Hotels Hawaii
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An Equal Opportunity Employer
Employment Opportunities
If you are interested in the positions listed below and meet the qualifications,
please submit an in-house application obtained from your Supervisor or Human
Resources. f you have any questions, please call Eric Ishikawa at (808) 921-6989.
Corporate Director of Risk Management (Full Time)
Must have experience as a risk manager in a service or insurance industry, including
underwriting loss prevention, captive insurance, and statistics. A bachelor’s degree in
a business-related field a must. (Application deadline 3/31/06)
Administrative Assistant (Full Time)
Must have three years experience supporting a senior level executive and ensure the
efficient daily operations of the office. Excellent written and verbal communication
skills and proficiency in various computer applications essential. (Application
deadline 3/31/06)
Account Services Coordinator (Full Time)
Responsible for maintaining and monitoring all OHANA group room inventory
and activity. Experience in Sales, Revenue Management, or Group Reservations and
knowledge of Stellex/Delphi preferred. (Application deadline 3/31/06)
Revenue Manager (Full Time)
Must be able to manage the Revenue Management department to effectively
support marketing and operational goals. Must have minimum two years revenue
management experience and possess excellent organizational and interpersonal skills.
Proficiency in Stellex, Word, and Excel essential. (Application deadline 3/31/06)
Airport Hotels
Guest Service Manager (Full Time)
A minimum of two years supervisory experience in a hotel guest service environment
required. Must possess excellent communication skills and be available to work any
shift and day. Administrative experience preferred. (Application deadline 3/31/06)
Outrigger Napili Shores Resort
Reservations Manager (Full Time)
Minimum of two years experience in Reservations and Revenue Management.
Must have the ability to analyze and apply operational data to maintain and
improve market share. Knowledge of condominium resort or hotel operations,
including business plans, budgets, forecasting, quality assurance programs, capital
improvements, and labor relations a must. Interested applicants should fax in their
in-house application to (808) 669-5407. (Application deadline 3/31/06)
Outrigger Royal Sea Cliff Resort
Maintenance Helper (On-Call)
Responsible for inspecting guest rooms and reporting room deficiencies. Must be
able to work any shift and day. Interested applicants should fax in their in-house
application to (808) 326-1887. (Application deadline 3/31/06)
Condolences
Our deepest sympathy to Alicia Vidal/Condo
on the passing of her father Gregorio C. Agustin on
March 8, 2006.
E-Mail Policy Reminder
By Alan White
  With a recent increase in the number
of observed and reported abuses of our
Company e-mail systems and platforms,
it seems that a timely reminder on the
business nature of our corporate e-mail
system is in order.
 
1. The Policy on Electronic Mail, from our
Employee Handbook, is reprinted on
the right, as a refresher. It stresses the
business nature of our e-mail systems.
2. Chain letter initiation, propagation
and/or forwarding is never appropriate 
using Company e-mail.
3. SPAM is
increasing at a
faster rate than
legitimate e-mail.
Do not initiate
SPAM, and
if you receive
significant
amounts of SPAM, please advise our
System Administrators, through the IT
Help Desk, and we will improve the
filters to reduce or eliminate it.
 
4. Attachments to e-mail are growing as
images and other data files are routinely
attached. While most of these are
definitely business related, please be aware
that attachments over 5-Mb in size are
potentially problems for all other mail
throughput in the system. Please attempt
to limit attachments to less than 5-Mb.
5. Maintenance tools are getting better,
and easier for you to use to help with
your use of e-mail as a business tool. IT
will be sending all users, the following
guidelines:
 
• SPAM – how to use and tune SPAM filtering from your workstation
• WebMail – how to securely access your business E-mail from any web browser
I think we all agree that the
convenience, speed, and reliability of this
business tool has made our work lives easier.
Let’s all continue to use it responsibly.
Outrigger/OHANA Hotels & Resorts’
Policy on Electronic Mail
• Use of Electronic Mail
The electronic mail system
shall be used primarily
for the communication of
business-related messages or
information, but incidental
and occasional personal
messages may be permitted
where appropriate, subject
to the standards and
procedures set forth below.
• Ownership of Electronic Mail Messages
All electronic mail messages, including incidental and occasional
personal messages, are and will remain the property of Outrigger.
Therefore, none of the messages may be sold, transmitted, conveyed,
or communicated in any way to anyone outside of the Company
without the express written authorization.
• Privacy and Outrigger’s Right to Inspect Electronic Mail Messages
The electronic mail system, and all messages created or
communicated on the system, will be subject to inspection and
search by designated Company E-Mail representatives at all
times. However, monitoring of electronic mail messages is not
intended to be a routine matter, but something that is done in
a manner consistent with the Company’s legitimate rights and
business needs. Thus, no one other than designated E-Mail
representatives will be permitted to inspect or search another
employee’s E-Mail messages without the express written consent
of that employee.
• No Solicitation/No Distribution Policy for E-Mail
Use of the electronic mail must be consistent with the Company’s
general policy which forbids employees from distributing literature
in support of any cause, product, individual, or organization on
Company premises during working time or in working areas, or
soliciting during their working time or during the working time of
the employee being solicited. The electronic mail system may not
be used for such prohibited solicitation or distribution.
• Harassment-Free and Equal Employment Opportunity Policies
Use of the electronic mail system must be consistent with the
Company’s general policies which prohibit harassment of any other
employees and which guarantees equal employment opportunities
to all qualified individuals. Therefore, creation or communication of
sexual, sexually explicit or offensive messages, cartoons or jokes, ethnic
slurs, racial epithets, or any other statement or image that might be
construed as harassment or disparagement is strictly forbidden.
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Society of Seven at Hawaii Theatre
for Special Engagement
Discounted tickets available for Outrigger and OHANA employees
By Fran Kirk
The Society of Seven (SOS), led by original members
Tony Ruivivar and Bert Sagum, along with several special
guests, will make a special three-show appearance at the
historic Hawaii Theatre next month as part of an international
tour the group is currently on.
Filipino headliner Martin Nievera has been added to
the line-up when the Society of Seven and Lani Misalucha
perform three concerts on April 7 and 8. This will be an extra
special performance, as the group will be paying tribute to the
late Gary Bautista, group member who died unexpectedly in
January. Standing in for Gary will be former member Little
Albert Maligmat.
In addition to being part of the musical tribute, Martin
Nievera also will host the shows on Friday, April 7, at 7:30 p.m.,
and Saturday, April 8, at 2:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Presented by OHANA Hotels & Resorts in conjunction
with Outrigger Entertainment, the concerts are a follow-up to
SOS and Lani’s sold-out engagement at the Hawaii Theatre in
February 2005.
Tickets are currently on sale at the Hawaii Theatre Box
Office, 1130 Bethel Street, for $45, $55, and $65, with a $5
discount for Outrigger and OHANA employees. Just present
your employee ID at the time of purchase. The Hawaii
Theatre’s Restoration Charge is extra.
Lani Misalucha will be one of the special guests joining the Society of Seven
at a special three-show appearance at the historic Hawaii Theatre
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Crooner Martin Nievera is often called the “Concert
King” of the Philippines. He spent much of his childhood in
Hawaii as his father, Filipino balladeer Bert Nievera, was then
a part of the Society of Seven.
Since returning to the Philippines in 1982 to pursue his
musical career, Martin has become a top pop artist and awardwinning recording star, as well as a popular television host.
With platinum albums to his credit, he is an international
superstar who has toured the U.S., Canada, Guam, the
Middle East, and Singapore.
The Society of Seven, Waikiki headliners for more than
three decades, joined with Lani Misalucha, “Philippines’
Entertainer of the Year,” for a just-concluded, year-long
engagement at Bally’s in Las Vegas. They are now on a
national and international tour, having just sold out shows in
Guam and on the Mainland, with the Honolulu engagements
part of the line-up.
From singing to impersonations, from dancing to
comedy, Society of Seven with Lani Misalucha has been
praised in Las Vegas for combining “every show on the
strip on one stage.” The lavish production coming to the
Hawaii Theatre incorporates blues, ballads, humor, and the
outstanding instrumental talents of the SOS members--Tony
Ruivivar, Bert Sagum, Randy Abellar, Roy Guerzo, Hoku
Low, and Wayne Wakai, plus former member Little Albert
Maligmat, who has replaced Bautista for the engagements.
Bringing down the house with SOS regularly at the
Jubilee Theater at Bally’s Casino was their “first female
member,” Filipina superstar Lani Misalucha, easily considered
Asia’s singing sensation and known as the “Diva’s Diva.”
Known for her full five octaves of heavenly music, Lani easily
shifts from ballad to pop rock to jazz, singing everything
from opera to the hits of Whitney Houston and others she
impersonates in the show.
With five albums to her credit, including her recent
“Loving You” for Viva Records, she was named “Philippines’
Entertainer of the Year 2002” in the Aliw Awards. Her honors
also include Musika Manila for her song “One More Time,”
Katha Awards for her “All Heart” album, Asia Songfest Award
for her “Handle with Care” and the Awit Awards “Best
Female Recording Artist” of 2000 for “Can’t Stop Loving
You.” She has appeared in solo concerts in Los Angeles at
the Pasadena Civic Auditorium and The Grand Olympic
Auditorium and has crossed over from the Filipino audience
to the mainstream.
The Hawaii Theatre shows are a production of Rosy
Cheeks Entertainment Group, Inc.
Resort Management Conference
By Dr. Richard Kelley
At the
conference, attended
by nearly 200 resort
professionals, I
was a member of
three panels, which
discussed trends in
hotel economics and
employment issues.
My co-panelists
included Charlie
Peck, CEO of Destination Hotels & Resorts, and John
Beckert, CEO of ClubCorp, Inc.
Destination Hotels & Resorts, based in Colorado,
operates 34 hotels, resorts, and golf clubs, including a number
of condominium properties at Wailea, Maui, including the
deluxe Wailea Beach Villas, which just opened last month,
which they manage.
ClubCorp, Inc., based in Texas, operates 170 golf courses,
country clubs, business clubs, sports clubs, and resorts.
Recently it announced a partnership with golf professional
Ernie Els and Haseko to develop a deluxe golf course,
Hoakalei, on Oahu’s Ewa coastline.
Mr. Peck, Mr. Beckert, and I had
slightly different views on the issues
facing Travel & Tourism for the next
few years but generally agreed on
many things. We all felt that if there
are no catastrophic events with global
fallout, business should continue to
be good for the next two years. More
people are traveling, and the supply
of hotel rooms is growing only slowly
right now. Summarizing the feeling,
Jan Freitag, Vice President of Smith
Travel Research, said, “It should be
great through ’08.”
One thing we definitely agreed
on was the fact that there will be
a great need for skilled workers
in the hospitality industry in the
coming years. There will be many
opportunities in all areas of the
Travel & Tourism industry. Talking
to the University of Denver students
at the conference, I found out that
almost every one of them already
had a job waiting for them when
they graduate in May. They should
have an exciting life ahead of them
in this great industry, and I wish
them well.
Dr. Richard Kelley chats with Hotel, Restaurant & Tourism Management student Cassie Dando
This week, I participated in the Resort Management
Conference co-sponsored by the University of Denver at the
historic golf resort at Pinehurst, North Carolina. It was an
interesting event for a number of reasons.
The venue was spectacular. The largest golf resort in
America, Pinehurst has eight world-class courses where some of
the most prestigious tournaments have been played, including
the PGA Championship, the Ryder Cup Matches, and the U.S.
Open. Golf legends such as Ben Hogan, Sam Snead, Arnold
Palmer, and Jack Nicklaus have all tested their skills at Pinehurst.
There are five hotels within the resort offering a variety of
accommodations and wonderful Southern hospitality. I stayed
in the stately Carolina hotel, which opened its doors in 1901.
The veteran staff made me feel right at home. Unfortunately,
I did not get a chance to meet the hotel’s legendary senior
bellman, Ralph Gacomo. He started working there 67 years
ago! Now, at age 95, he still reports to work two days a week!
A number of students from the University of Denver’s
School of Hotel, Restaurant & Tourism Management took
advantage of their spring break to assist at the conference.
It was a great opportunity and learning experience for these
young professionals, and I enjoyed chatting with them during
the three days I was at Pinehurst.
about her upcoming job at the Four Seasons Santa Barbara.
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Moments of Aloha
Outrigger Condominium Collection
“I am writing to inform you that while my family was visiting
Hawaii, we stayed at the Outrigger Condominium Resort on
the Big Island and enjoyed it immensely. Every aspect of our
stay was excellent: the view, the service, and the condo. The
first thing I noticed was how immaculate the landscaping was.
All the plants were beautiful and made one feel like they were
truly in Hawaii. The pool, workout center, and shopping area
right across the way was excellent and gives one something to do
while spending time at the resort. Along with these aspects, the
condo was beyond what we had originally expected; it was well
decorated, clean, and had all the amenities needed. We especially
appreciated the great service we received. If we happened to
leave one dish in the sink, it was cleaned and put away by the
time we returned. On top of this, we enjoyed seeing how you
work towards keeping the environment as unpolluted as possible
through only washing the towels that absolutely needed to be.
We definitely valued seeing that you care. My family and I
would like to thank you for the impeccable service we received at
your resort during our visit to Hawaii. Having a beautiful place
to come back to after our long days of site seeing was just what
we needed to make our stay perfect.”
Savanna Maniscalco
Carmichael, CA
Corporate Reception
“I have friends (and family) visiting Hawaii the end of March
– beginning of April. They wanted to spend a night on Maui
and ride the ferry to Molokai. I was to enquire for overnight
reservations on Maui. I had spoken to both Hilton and
Sheraton before I called Outrigger. In each call, I acknowledged
I didn’t have a definite date; I was enquiring for a basic price
range. My two-minute call to Sheraton and Hilton was met
with politeness – and coldness. The lady answering the phone
for Outrigger properties was polite – and friendly, sounding like
she wanted to help by offering an 800-number to call. Each of
my three calls lasted the same length of time, but the Outrigger
employee was the only employee who conveyed a sense of
wanting to help. Mahalo.”
Shirley Raj
Honolulu, HI
OHANA Maui Islander
“Please excuse me for not getting
this sooner to offer my deep thanks,
‘mahalo’ and congratulations for such
hard work and continuing great success
with your beautiful Maui Islander of
Lahaina, Maui! February 14 I phoned
your very kind manager there Mr.
Sunardi Li to convey my ‘mahalo’
to him and his staff and hope this
finds all of you doing well. He sure
is a wonderful and kind fellow and
enjoyably busy! As I told him in deep
Sunardi Li
gratitude, respect and admiration,
I just want to personally thank you
and your staff for providing such lovely hospitality, service
and security when I resided at your magnificent Maui Islander
starting this last November 16th for five wonderful nights!
Everyone was so very pleasant and obliging from my first day to
my last, my friends now are anxious to return for more! Clearly
the commitment of your wonderful and hardworking staff
to great quality, fine accommodations and safety truly shines
with genuine Aloha Spirit! Only lovely memories will remain
with me and from those I met staying there, thanks again! My
sincere compliments to all who worked so hard (always with
gracious smiles) to make visitors like myself feel so comfortable,
welcomed and at ease while having a superb visit to Maui. Mr.
Sunardi Li was especially so gracious, generous and helpful when
I was confused about some things then but immediately helped
me to clear things up. I believe there is no accommodation as
pleasant, friendly and Hawaiian as your lovely Maui Islander
which genuinely gives such comfort, leisure and aloha spirit at
its best. My room was very splendid and just what I hoped for.
Those other visitors I met there and here dream and hope of
returning for more fun, mahalo nui loa! Please tell your staff to
continue their fine work and I look forward to another visit,
as my dear friends do, knowing your staff is always doing their
best. Like so many visitors, I long to return to that very unique,
lovely and pleasant island of Maui and especially to stay at your
great Maui Islander.”
David “Kawika” Kangas
Seattle, WA
Political Fundraisers
By Lehua Kala‘i
If you are interested in obtaining information regarding Hawaii politics, please call the OHH PAC Hotline at 921-6660
and leave a message on the recorder.
Tuesday, March 28
Thursday, March 30
Representative Kymberly Pine
Senator Gary Hooser
District 43 – Ewa Beach, Iroquois Point, and Puuloa
District 7 – Islands of Kauai and Niihau
5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Restaurant Row—Ocean Club
YWCA—Café Laniakea
500 Ala Moana Boulevard
1040 Richards Street
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Scott Candland
Joins Outrigger
Continued from page 1
career, Scott held sales and marketing positions
with Hyatt hotels in Fort Worth, Texas, and Los
Angeles, Palo Alto, San Francisco, and Long
Beach, California.
Originally from Napa, California, Scott
graduated from Brigham Young University in
Utah and has lived and worked in numerous
cities around North America over the course of
his career.
Scott is currently on a whirlwind visit to
all of our condominium resorts getting quickly
acquainted with each property, the management,
and staff of the condo/timeshare division.
Escorting him on this tour is Bryon Hodge,
who graciously returned to his old position on a
temporary basis to oversee the condo/timeshare
division during this time of transition. Mahalo,
Bryon, for making yourself available and doing
such a stupendous job.
Cyclone Ravages Australia
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and more than 100,000 lost electrical power. Fallen lines also disrupted
communication systems. The storm also caused the temporary shutdown of
Cairns International Airport, and rail service between Townsville and Cairns
was suspended.
Although our resorts in Cairns, Port Douglas, and Palm Cove escaped
relatively unscathed, our Australian ‘ohana mobilized to assist both guests,
whose flights were cancelled, and those in need in the surrounding areas.
Our Australian ‘ohana has shown once again that the Aloha Spirit is
alive and well Down Under. They have pulled together during this difficult
period and are doing a magnificent job of providing service and security
for our guests under adverse conditions. I am very proud of each and every
member of our team.
Our properties in Cairns, Port Douglas, and Palm Cove were spared from the storm’s
destruction – other properties in Cairns did not fare as well.
Outrigger on the Lagoon – Fiji
Chef Vinay Ram Excels Again
By Paul Hughes
Outrigger on the Lagoon – Fiji Chef Vinay Ram exceled at the Hans Bueschken’s
World Junior Chef ’s Challenge in New Zealand. Chef Vinay won a silver medal during
the recent Junior Chef ’s Challenge held in conjunction with the 32nd World Chef ’s
Congress from 12 – 16 March, 2006.
The Hans Bueschken’s World Junior Chef ’s Challenge was held in Auckland
and consisted of 18 competitors from other nations, including the US, Canada, and
European nations.
On behalf of Team Outrigger, I would like to congratulate Vinay on his
outstanding achievement. This award, coupled with his recent success in the 2005
Battle of the Chefs, only augurs well for his future in the Hospitality Industry.
Chef Vinay Ram
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2006 Pacific Alliance Championship
Gymnastics Trivia
By Bitsy Kelley
The 2006 Pacific Alliance Championship is coming
up April 13-15, 2006. The Pacific Rim’s top men and
women gymnasts will be in Honolulu to compete in artistic
gymnastics, trampoline, and rhythmic gymnastics.
Countries competing are the United States, Australia,
Canada, Chile, China, Chinese Taipei, Hong Kong, Japan,
Korea, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Philippines, Russia,
and Singapore.
Outrigger/OHANA employees will be able to receive up
to four complimentary tickets per day during the event by
showing their photo ID at the Blaisdell Center box office on
the day of the competition.
To prepare you for the event,
here is some fun gymnastics trivia
(see answers below):
1) What are the four different artistic
gymnastics events for women?
2) What are the different artistic
gymnastics events for men?
3) The origin for the word
Gymnastics is “Gymnos.” What does it mean?
4) What is the highest, or “perfect,” score that a gymnast
can receive on a routine?
5) Who was the first Olympic athlete to receive a perfect
score in a gymnastics routine?
6) What equipment do rhythmic gymnasts use in their routines?
7) When did trampoline become an Olympic event?
Don’t miss this incredible chance to see Pacific Rim
countries compete in Hawaii as they journey to the 2008
Beijing Olympics!
Answers: 1) Balance beam, floor, uneven bars, vault 2) Floor, pommel horse, rings,
vault, parallel bars, and horizontal bars 3) It’s the Greek word for naked, the sport
traces its origins to Greece where athletes trained without clothes in a special arena
4) 10 Points 5) Romania’s Nadia Comeneci received a perfect 10 score at the 1976
Montreal Games 6) Rhythmic gymnasts perform on a 13-meter-square floor area to
the accompaniment of music; the performance includes the use of rope, hoop, ball,
clubs, and ribbon 7) Trampoline made its debut as an Olympic sport at the 2000
Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia
Photo credit: “USA Gymnastics Photograph (c) Steve Lange
U.S. gymnast David Durante performs his rings routine
Matthew Siegel
Joins Outrigger’s Guam Familia
By Kristen Ramos
Please join Human Resources in wishing a very warm “Hafa Adai” and “Bien
Binidu” to our newest Executive Committee Member, Matthew Siegel, Director of
Food & Beverage.
Matthew joins our familia from The Kowloon Hotel and The Harbour Plaza
Metropolis in Hong Kong where he served as the Director of Food & Beverage. In
this capacity, Matthew was responsible for the operation, management, and
overall performance of all Food & Beverage outlets.
Prior to working at The Kowloon Hotel and The Harbour Plaza Metropolis,
Matthew served as Food & Beverage Director in other various hospitality
companies, including the Beaches Turks & Caicos and The Melrose Hotel.
Again, please join Human Resources in welcoming Matthew to our familia!
Matthew Siegel
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