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BEIJING [url=http://www.broncosfootballpro.com/Case-Keenum-Broncos-Jersey/]Case Keenum Limited Jersey[/url] , Jan. 7 (Xinhua) -- The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) said Saturday that it may issue its first U.S. dollar-denominated bond as soon as the end of June this year. Soren Elbech, treasurer of the Beijing-based multilateral development bank, said in a statement that the earliest issuance window will be "toward the end of the first half of 2018," with time required for certain procedures, including the Board of Governors' approval of AIIB's 2017 financial statements as well as borrowing and swap documentation. Elbech said the minimum size of the issuance will be 1 billion dollars, but as demand for the first bond issue from a triple-A multilateral institution in 25 years may be large, "we anticipate having to issue a larger size." In terms of maturity of the bond, Elbech said the choice will be between three and five years depending on investor demand at the time. He said the bank plans to cap its total borrowing volume at 3 billion dollars in 2018. The AIIB has received three top-notch ratings from the global credit rating agencies S&P Global Ratings, Moody's and Fitch in recognition of the bank's strong capital base and stable outlook. With 84 members so far, the bank was officially established in December 2015 and opened for business in January 2016. It prioritizes investment in energy, power generation, transport, rural infrastructure, environmental protection and logistics in Asia. NAIROBI, Oct. 17 (Xinhua) -- Former Kenya captain Innocent Simiyu is the new Kenya Sevens rugby head coach taking over from Benjamin Ayimba, the Kenya Rugby Union (KRU) confirmed on Monday. The 33-year-old, who captained Kenya Sevens between 2006 and 2008 and the 15s side from 2008 to 2011, sustained a career-threatening knee injury in 2011 playing local rugby, but went successfully through the rehabilitation and returned to the pitch in 2014. A statement from Kenya Rugby Union Chairman Richard Omwela on Monday confirmed Simiyu as the new coach ending speculation that the country would appoint another foreigner to lead the team in the International Rugby Board (IRB) World Series. "Simiyu replaces Benjamin Ayimba while Erick Ogweno takes over the docket previously held by Newton Ong'alo. Ian Gibbons will be the new strength and conditioning coach while Lameck Bogonko retains his slot as team physio," said Omwela. Kenya had eyed former New Zealand Sevens tactician Gordon Tietjens for the post but he opted to sign up with Samoa. Tietjens was to have Simiyu as his assistant coach but after he declined to take up the job, KRU had no option but to hand it to Simiyu. Tietjens was to be the third foreign coach in the last four years after Briton Mike Friday, who handled the team for the 2012 and 2013 seasons and South African Paul Treu, who was in charge in the 2013 and 2014 seasons. Former Fiji coach Ben Ryan had also applied for the job after he had led his former side to Rio Olympic Games gold. With a prime location at the foot of Sydney's dynamic central business district, Circular Quays is an exciting place with colourful ferries berthing at the piers and chugging out onto the harbour. It also offers unequalled views of the Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House Circular Quay is drenched in history being situated in the inlet of Sydney Cove. Together with the adjacent area of The Rocks, it's the founding site for Sydney as well as all of Australia. Formerly a port and shipping area, Circular Quay is now a recreational and leisure zone as well as a transport hub. One of the first things you'll notice about Circular Quay is that it's not circular. It's shaped more like a horseshoe opening out onto the bay. Other than the ferry piers and trains station, you can find scenic walkways, parks and eateries. It's a lovely place to sit and relax in one of the cafes and take in the Sydney sunshine. To the east are some trendy, upmarket boutiques and the Dendy Cinema. Circular Quay is also home to the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Justice and Police Museum and the splendidly imposing Customs House. One of Circular Quay锟絪 famous spots is Macquarie Place a small, triangular park. Established in 1810, it was the first formally laid out public space in the young city of Sydney. It houses a number of historic artefacts including a cannon and anchor from the HMS Sirius, the first fleet ship, and an Obelisk which records the distances to various places in the new colony of New South Wales along the earliest roads developed there. To the east is the Museum of Sydney which is housed in the Old Government House, built in 1788. The museum is a treasure house of lore and exhibits relating to the history of Sydney. One interesting feature of Circular Quay is the Writers Walk. This is a series of some 50 plaques commemorating Australian writers (such as Peter Carey and Germaine Greer) and writers who have written on Australia (including D.H. Lawrence, Charles Darwin, and Joseph Conrad). The plaques, which are inscribed with the author's name and a quote, are studded around the International Passenger Terminal on West Circular Quay and on the walkway to Sydney Opera House among other places. Circular Quay is also the perfect jumping off point for all of Sydney's attractions. Other than the ferries that depart for such places as Manly, Watson's Bay, Mosman and Taronga Park Zoo, many of the city's premier attractions are accessible on foot. From the southern side of Circular Quay, a walkway leads to the Opera House past the Royal Botanical Gardens; from the northern side, it's just a short, scenic stroll to The Rocks and Harbour Bridge. You'll no doubt pass through Circular Quay on your travels around Sydney but you might consider making it your base to. 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