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Seers in Search of Inspiration: Medjugorje and Garabandal - July 6, 2014
By Marco Corvaglia
As it is known, the Great Sign (or Great Miracle, linked to the so-called Third Secret), vainly expected in Medjugorje for nearly 33 years, is undeniably inspired by the Great Miracle of Garabandal, where it was expected by 1964. In conjunction of it, according to the promise of the alleged Madonna of Garabandal, Joey Lomangino would have get back his eyes, that had been surgically removed.
On 18 June 2014, at the age of 83, Joey Lomangino has died. As it is obvious, he did not regain his sight and, moreover, in Garabandal no Great Miracle happened. Among the devotees of Medjugorje, those who love the truth can derive the consequences.
For one journalist, apparition site left little choice but believing in it - June 28, 2014
By Michael H. Brown
In May of 1988, when I first went to Medjugorje, the famed apparition site, I was furious.
The first morning there, I was convinced it was a case of mass hysteria.
As a journalist I was geared to observe circumstances, and what I saw concerned me greatly.
CDF had recommended to make public a homily of the Bishop Ratko Peric regarding Medjugorje - December 8, 2013
By the Bishops of Tuscany
During the "ad limina Apostolorum" visit of Bishops of the Region of Tuscany, from April 16-20, 2007 we had a meeting at the Sacred Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith with the Secretary Monsignor Angelo Amato, who, while talking with us about the apparitions of Medjugorje, invited us to make public the homily of the Bishop of Mostar of June 15, 2006 given at St. James Parish in Medjugorje (see below), to make clear the religious phenomenon connected to this place.
My personal Medjugorje conversion story - November 25, 2013
By Steve G.
Some supporters of the Medjugorje phenomenon point to the substantial number of conversions as evidence that the "apparitions" must be authentic. Sceptics are written off because they "don't understand" how Medjugorje has changed so many lives and how pilgrimages to Medjugorje have been so instrumental.
Well, I've been there and done all that. Even bought some souvenirs at the local gift shop. But I still don't believe in Medjugorje. Here's my story.
Did Pope Francis just tip his hand on Medjugorje? (10 things to know and share) - November 18, 2013
By Jimmy Akin
Many people are wondering what will happen at the end of the current investigation of Medjugorje.
As a result, they're trying to figure out what attitude Pope Francis takes toward the reported apparitions.
On Thursday, Pope Francis made remarks which some people think tipped his hand and revealed his attitude.
Here are 10 things to know and share . . .
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From the beginning of Medjugorje apparitions in June 1981, Medjugorje (in Bosnia and Herzegovina, an Ex-Yugoslavia country) became an important source of God's grace and encouragement for faith for millions of people. Medjugorje Apparitions are not only grace for individuals and communities. Prayers and changed hearts of people - filled with love and peace, and humanitarian activities and projects influenced by Medjugorje without doubt help make this world a better place. Maybe more, than we would expect.


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Vyto Starinskas / Staff Photo Rutland City Police investigate a robbery on Center Street in Rutland on Friday at noon.A quick-thinking barista has been credited with saving the day in an attempted robbery at the Coffee Exchange in downtown Rutland today.
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To the Editor: ECT is a safe and effective treatment for major depression. (1). Vagus nerve stimulation is a treatment approved by the Food and Drug Administration for refractory epilepsy. It has been reported in an open trial (2) to have acute and possibly continuing antidepressant effects on treatment-resistant depression. However, in a pivotal randomized controlled trial (3), vagus nerve stimulation was found not to be efficacious in treating acute depression. Vagus nerve stimulation involves implantation of a pulse generator that delivers intermittent electric stimulation to the left vagus nerve. The cardiac effects of vagus nerve stimulation are thought to be minimal (3).
ECT has been associated with increases in vagal (parasympathetic) tone immediately after stimulation, which can result in arrhythmias and brief periods of asystole (4). Since cardiac arrhythmias are responsible for rare cases of cardiac mortality with ECT, an enhancement of the cardiac effects resulting from combination treatment would be a significant concern. We know of no literature on the safety of vagus nerve stimulation used with ECT for the treatment of depression. We report a case in which we used vagus nerve stimulation in conjunction with short-term ECT to treat major depression.
Ms. A, a 50-year-old woman with a 20-year-history of recurrent major depressive disorder, had had eight previous episodes of severe depression. She had had multiple trials of antidepressants, mood stabilizers, and antipsychotic medications and had achieved inadequate response. Over 16 years she had received seven courses of short-term ECT and had achieved adequate response; she experienced mild cognitive impairment as the only complication. Her improvements were brief, and maintenance ECT was unable to sustain the response.
Ms. A then underwent implantation of a NeuroCybernetic Prosthesis vagus nerve stimulator (Cyberonics, Houston) at our center. She remained stable for the next several months. She then developed a recurrence of severe depression. She received acute bilateral ECT with a stimulus dose (225 millicoulombs) 1.5 times the seizure threshold. The initial four ECT sessions were given with the vagus nerve stimulation generator turned off. Ms. A showed a slower response than with previous ECT treatments; therefore, the latter five treatments were administered with the vagus nerve stimulation operating at 0.75 A. Labetalol, 15 mg/day; methohexital, 100–120 mg/day; and succinylcholine, 100 mg/day, were administered during each treatment. Ms. A's depression improved; her score on the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (21-item version) decreased from 26 at baseline to 3 by the end of the treatments.
During ECT sessions 1–4 (with the vagus nerve stimulator off), the mean increase in Ms. A's heart rate was 31 bpm, and the increase in her systolic blood pressure was 32.5 mm Hg. During ECT sessions 5–9, the mean increase in heart rate was 26 bpm, and the mean increase in systolic blood pressure was 40.4 mm Hg. Ms. A's score on the Mini-Mental State Examination remained at 29–30 during these treatments.
Other than the slight increase in systolic blood pressure, no untoward autonomic disturbances were observed throughout the course of acute ECT treatment, with or without vagus nerve stimulation. There were no cognitive impairments when both treatments were combined; ECT did not interfere with the functioning of the vagus nerve stimulation generator. In conclusion, this case suggests that vagus nerve stimulation may be safely administered during the course of ECT, although future trials are needed to assess the safety of combined ECT and vagus nerve stimulation.
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Oceanique is an eclectic seafood restaurant in the French-American style. Oceanique continues to garner acclaim as one of the Chicago area"s finest restaurants. Since 1993, Oceanique has been ranked as the number one seafood restaurant in the Chicago metropolitan area by the prestigious Zagat Guide. In all of our preparations we endeavor to use the finest organic produce and seafood from sustainable, eco-friendly sources. And with its extensive wine list featuring over 800 carefully selected fine wines, Oceanique has won Wine Spectator Magazine's coveted "Best of Award of Excellence" every year since 1994 being recognized as having one of the 750 best wine lists in the world.Continued
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- Excellent FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/29/2014The service was very good. One thing for sure is that they do not rush you out the door which is great. The food was very good. It's expensive so I would only go again for a special occasion. If they have an early evening price fixe menu I would go back more often.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellent seafoodDineMeVIPDined on 9/27/2014The best seafood in the Chicagoland area. Ever changing & always inventive dishes of seafood.Special Features:
- An Absolute TreatGraceylouwhooDined on 9/27/2014Oceanique is a fabulous experience from beginning to end. Knowledgeable servers, exquisite food and drink, lovely environment. It's a perfect place for an intimate celebration, we love coming for our anniversary every year.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Absolutely wonderfulOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 9/26/2014Decided to head a little more North than usual and find a restaurant in Evanston. Such a good decision to try Oceanique. The drinks were strong and the food was absolutely incredible. We had one of the scallop dishes, two salads and a filet that were all to die for. Cooked perfectly, seasoned perfectly, the whole meal was perfect. The service was just as good. The restaurant has interesting decor, not as nice as you would expect given the food, service and prices. Not a big deal at all though. Will absolutely go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- foodieVIPDined on 9/25/2014We were interviewing a person from California. He was impressed with Oceanique. All four of us ordered seafood and we were pleased. The fish was cooked to our specifications. My wife and I have eaten at Oceanique over the years and we are never disappointed.Special Features:
- Great foodallgoodDined on 9/24/2014Excellent food. Style is a bit overdone (even pompous) for my taste but others will probably like it.Special Features:
- Delicious!Clement95Dined on 9/23/2014We had a LS for 5course dinner for 2. Oceanique did not disappoint. Chef selection tuna tartar 1st course was exquisite- pesto infused olive oil, mm.. the soup with delectable pieces of lobster, unbelievable .. hints of mint, a rich finish.. scallops, perfectly seared, an Asian-fusion inspired theme.. probably the best scallops I've tasted.. little break with mouth cleansing, neat and clean, passion fruit sorbet; main: salmon and tuna entree.. tuna seared perfectly on the outside while tender flavorful inside.. the salmon: perfectly pink, full of mouth watering flavors.. our desserts.. oh the desserts! Nailed it perfectly.. mocha mousse with flakes of chocolate and fruit.. the other .. pecan caramel topped with fruit & ice cream.. mmmm!Special Features:
- Never failsJojoVIPDined on 9/13/2014I don't go to Oceanique often, but when I do, it is consistently wonderful. I love the low-key atmosphere paired with excellent food. We usually do the tasting menu because it's so well done, but it is equally nice to order off the menu. Not many restaurants in Evanston or the North Shore quite like this one.Special Features:
- Expensive dessertsplcmtVIPDined on 9/13/2014Enjoyed our dinner very much. Prices are high and (except for dessert) well worth it. Food is excellent: fresh, well prepared and nicely presented. Dessert (although good) is WAY overpriced-$13!! The W. dining room is very enjoyable--to ensure seating in this room be sure to request it when making a reservation. Unlike previous experiences, we had an excellent waiter (Alan) whose service matched the prices. We would recommend this restaurant, but suggest skipping (or sharing) dessert.Special Features:
- simply the bestOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/6/2014One the real gems in chicago. Great! Every time. The menu is fantastic, the service professional, and the food is out of this world. The combination of flavors and presentation is the best. Oceanique is a must do.Special Features:
- OutstandingenjoygreatfoodDined on 9/5/2014Oceanique is fine dining at its best. The ambiance and service are excellent. The wine list is extensive. The food is exquisite. The chef is a creative genius. I highly recommend a visit here especially for a special occasion.Special Features:
- consistent excellencechrisvwVIPDined on 8/30/2014we've visited oceanique many times over the years, and the food and service are always top-notch. chef uses only pristine ingredients, and the presentations are works of art. a true gem!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BillDined on 8/30/2014This was a great dining experience. The restaurant was relatively small and intimate with a simple but elegant decor. The service was prompt, and efficient without being intrusive. The food was superb: excellent presentation with balanced flavors and combinations. We all enjoyed this evening a great deal.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/29/2014Great food. Expensive wine list. Wine by glass offered in 1/2 or full glass. Full glass was a half.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WethrilltogoodfoodDined on 8/29/2014The food was exquisite but a bit skimpy on several plates, and the server forgot that one guest specifically requested no escargot with her steak. Thus, the plate went back and several minutes passed, of course, before her meal was re-served. At $275 per couple, we don't take such mistakes lightly. An interesting and memorable experience, especially when the bill came.Special Features:
- Dining ExtraordinaireDinerAvecVousDined on 8/26/2014Chef always provides an exceptional experience. The food is superb. The ambience elegant and relaxing. Seating at our usual table adds to the fun.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Evanston's gemch73VIPDined on 8/23/2014Our fourth or fifth visit and second for a special occasion. Service continues to be excellent and the food keeps getting better. We'll keep it on our short list!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and great serviceKathyRDined on 8/18/2014We always love dining at Oceanique - the food never disappoints, and the sommelier's selections to match the food are right on. Restaurant staff are just the right amount of attentive. A bit pricey, but worth it, especially if you love good seafood.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always A TreatJoanzeVIPDined on 8/16/2014After consistently dining with Oceanique for over 8 years the food is consistently wonderful, both preparation and service is flawless. Can't wait to come back.Special Features:
- Gabyg6VIPDined on 8/2/2014We went to this restaurant because it was on groupon.Thought it was going to be like Michale of Winnetka (far from it) When you advertise on groupon you should do your best to attract people and serve the best food so people come back. Fish was 1x2 inch if it wasn't for bread we would have to go to McDonalds to finish our diner.
- Special EveningVisitorVIPDined on 7/17/2014We had visitors who were up for a great meal. So we of course got reservations at Oceanique on Thursday night. Everyone ended up ordering different things and each dish was amazing. The chef visited the table twice! And we got plenty of special 'from the chef' extra tastes. Such a fun night. Wine was wonderful as well. They offer full and half glasses; which is nice if you want to try a few different things, or just want a cocktail and wine, but still keep your senses!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AnniversaryDined on 6/28/2014We went there for an anniversary dinner. They had heart shaped confetti on our table. The food was great and the wine list was extensive, but the sommalier was very helpful. The only complaint was the wait service was at times less than attentive. However, I would return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beware: Dining Room not guaranteedMarkDined on 6/21/2014We made a reservation months in advance to celebrate our son's college graduation-- and got seated at a table in the bar area! We asked for a different table in the lovely dining room and they told us there was no space available. We asked how this could be when we had a reservation and they said they don't differentiate between tables (really?). We asked if we could wait, and they said it would be at least an hour wait. So our family paid $500 for a celebration dinner in the bar, 15 feet from the door, with two of us looking into the dining room (and kitchen) and two looking at a wall. When we make a reservation at a restaurant of this level, especially for a special occasion, we don't expect a table in the bar. It was inexcusable.
- graduation dinnerlalaDined on 6/20/2014Somewhat disappointed. Famly went for special dinner to celebrate Northwestern graduation. Food was good, but not inspired. mains were all disappointing, desserts were great. Didn't live up to hypeSpecial Features:
- Over PricedOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 6/20/2014The food and service were great, but both the food and drinks were substantially over priced. I wouldn't return unless someone else was buying.
- GoodfoodDined on 6/19/2014Love this place, can't go as often as I would like because I live in the city but the food and the staff is amazing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OutstandingValentineGuyDined on 6/18/2014Oceanique gets better and better. This is a world-class restaurant right in the neighborhood. We remarked at how well it compared to the very best meals we've had in Burgundy and San Sebastian, Spain. Perfect for an intimate birthday or anniversary celebration. We'll be back.Special Features:
- Very good, but very expensiveOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/17/2014The food is excellent, but the wines, while good, were unexpectedly overpriced. There is not a glass of wine less than $16, and the accompanying tasting (which adds up to about 2.5 glasses of wine) was $69. We had a gift certificate for a 5-course tasting for 2 (value of $160). After adding the tax, tip and wine, our "free" meal cost $150. If money is no object, I highly recommend it, but I would not be able to justify paying full price for the meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- From start to finish-outstandingLunchedVIPDined on 6/13/2014Food, service, atmosphere, Oceanique is one of the top restaurants in Chicago. Unpretentious and they serve real food, not foams. The food is plated beautifully, the service is gracious, the room setting is comfortable.Special Features:
- magnetgrrlDined on 6/7/2014This was a great place to bring an intimate date, if you're OK with spending some $$$. It was quiet, the waitstaff was unobtrusive but helpful, and overall very classy. I would definitely have another special occasion here again.Special Features:
- RogerDined on 6/6/2014Diner was delicious and my guests loved it. (Not cheap though and despite the wonderful wine list, $80 is more than I usually spend on wine and that seemed the "average" for decent wines).Special Features:
- glzgrlVIPDined on 6/6/2014First time and was pleasantly surprised. The service was outstanding and the food was excellent. I definitely recommend this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- beautiful presentationsthoDined on 6/5/2014we had the 5 course tasting menu and almost everything was delicious and beautifully presented.Special Features:
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- TORiaJVIPDined on 6/2/2014Best restaurant in Chicago area for seafood--bar none. Excellent salads, foie gras and duck too. Always a warm welcome and pretty surroundings.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 5/28/2014Fabulous, amazing food, unpretentious and friendly service. Splurge on a wine pairing...it is totally worth it. Does not get much better. Ever.Special Features:
- Oceanique's renovation is perfect.LuckylucyDined on 5/24/2014I hadn't been to Oceanique in years. The food was always exceptional but interior was left in the '80's. Not anymore! Clean, modern & sophisticated has replaced old & tired. The service was excellent from the minute we walked in the door. It's hard to find restaurants that still do proper service these days. 'Tho service is standout it's not intimidating & stuffy. Friendly, helpful & laid back was vibe the night we were there. We were celebrating our anniversary which I mentioned in our OpenTable reservation & they had a romantic little booth they placed us in. It looked like it might be near a kitchen door but it wasn't. This is an expensive restaurant but I have seen them on Groupon & they offer deals if you are on their email list.Special Features:
- Like Standing on the Street ...OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 5/24/2014…. in fact, a great deal like standing on the street. And pulling at a locked door. With my wife of one year by my side and our limo now out of site. Only to find out that the special meal I had arranged for our anniversary was not to be. Because the restaurant which accepted our reservation is inexplicably closed. Locked. Empty. And here we are in Evanston--far away from all of my "plan B" choices. So thanks for the ruined plans, Oceanique.Special Features:
- Good, Not greatLaughNplayDined on 5/24/2014We went there for our wedding anniversary. Very professional service and excellent dessert. The total dining experience was good, but for the price, we were expecting something outstanding. Main lobster was lost in overpowering sauce and basil mashed potatoes. Filet was good, but did not come with escargot as was described and was just ok where flavor was concerned. While the experience was high end, including an amuse bouche and the services of a sommelier, the food was good, not great. The decor was also very simple. A little glitz/glam might add to the experience and help justify the menu prices.Special Features:
- Worth every penny....NancyDDined on 5/23/2014...even though the restaurant is very pricey. The food was outstanding, beautifully served. An amuse bouche plus an intermezzo were offered. The portions were appropriate. I was served the best bouillabaisse I have ever tasted. The service was impeccable. This was an outstanding meal - all 6 in our party agree!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for Birthday CelebrationsStevieTeeDined on 5/15/2014The food was excellent and the service was superlative. When making the reservation I indicated we would be celebrating my Wife's birthday. The staff acknowledged her special day and provided an excellent dessert topped with a candle. Although it was a mid-week event three others were celebrating their birthdays too. The staff are respectful and are not overly attentive - the service was 'just right'.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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The security solutions provider boosts its network security performance with SG Series appliances
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Customers can improve operational safety, see return on investment in as little as six months by using new digital suites for oil and gas.
Acronis, the data protection company, official opened its international headquarters in Singapore yesterday.
Trend Micro has launched an all-in-one consumer solution, called Trend Micro Maximum Security Cloud Edition, to help resolve both security and privacy issues that continue to plague Internet users.
New technology products to enhance talent acquisition processes for recruiters
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The two companies will develop proof of concepts and solutions that will focus on developing connected solutions for smart cities, enterprises and smart homes.
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Research on Stimulation Effect of Two Government's Subsidy Modes on Enterprise and Consumer
Games models of manufacturer and retailer are established based on two modes of government's subsidy to manufacturer and consumer, analyzing influence of subsidy modes on manufacturer and retailer's decision and their performance, and comparing stimulated effects on demand. Results indicate that consumer's expenses, demand, profit of enterprise under pattern of government's subsidy to consumer are smaller than those under pattern of government's subsidy to manufacturer. Respectively; when influence on demand by subsidy is smaller than influence on demand by price; consumer's expense, demand, profit of enterprise under pattern of government's subsidy to consumer are larger than those under pattern of government's subsidy to manufacturer. Respectively, when influence on demand by subsidy is larger than influence on demand by price.
Key words: Government's subsidy mode; Games models; Enterprise; Consumer
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Esmaeili, M., Aryanezhad, M.B., & Zeephongsekul, P. (2009). A Game Theory Approach in Seller-Buyer Supply Chain. European Journal of Operational Research, 195(2), 442-448.
Leng, M.M., & Parlar, M. (2009). Allocation of Cost Savings in a Three-Level Supply Chain with Demand Information Sharing: A Cooperative Game Approach. Operations Research, 57(1), 200-213.
Cai, G.S., Zhang, Z.G., & Zhang, M. (2009). Game Theoretical Perspectives on Dual-channel Supply Chain Competition with Price Discounts and Pricing Schemes. International Journal of Production Economics, 117(1), 80-96.
Zhu, W.S., Gavirneni, S., & Kapuscinski, R. (2010). Periodic Flexibility, Information Sharing, and Supply Chain Performance. IIE Transactions, 42(3), 173-187.
Chiang, W.Y. (2010). Product Availability in Competitive and Cooperative Dual-Channel Distribution with Stock-out Based Substitution. European Journal of Operational Research, 200(1), 111-126.
Zhou, X.M., Zhu, Y.L., Zhu, Z., & Shen, H. (2009). Production Decision Based on Retailer-Driven Revenue-sharing Contracts Under Many-to-One Supply Chain Structure. 24(9), 1361-1366.
Ge, Z.H., & Hu, Y.Q. (2010). Collaborative R&D and Competitive Production in a Supply Chain. Journal of Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management, 13(4), 12-22.
Wu, G., Li, C.Z., & Wu, B.S. (2010). Compensate Contract Design of Supplier-Retailer's Coordinative Sale Promotion. Journal of Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management, 24(3), 132-135.
Wang, H.W., Guo, M., & Efstathiou, J. (2004). A Game-Theoretical Cooperative Mechanism Design for a Two-Echelon Decentralized Supply Chain. European Journal of Operational Research, 157(2), 372-388.
Yao, Z., Wu, Y., & Lai, K.K. (2005). Demand Uncertainty and Manufacturer Returns Policies for Style-Good Retailing Competition. Production Planning & Control, 16(7), 691-700.
Cachon, G.P., & Lariviere, M.A. (2005). Supply Chain Coordination with Revenue-Sharing Contracts: Strengths and Limitations. Management Science, 51(1), 30-44.
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We had read from previous critics that the Oosterdam was dirty & in need of repair in many areas. We found none of that. The ship was very clean, with what I would consider normal wear on the furniture. Pool areas were constantly being cleaned, towels were prevalent & lounge chairs were always available. Water temperatures were keep at 86F the entire cruise. Even in cold, rainy conditions. the large pool has a covered roof & is maintained at a very comfortable temperature.
Since we had booked a SA category room, our dining choices were expanded. The Neptune lounge is a wonderful place to have a quick snack or breakfast. The staff in the lounge were more than helpful & will make it unnecessary to have to ever go to the front desk for anything. Another nice feature is the Pinnacle Grill, were breakfast is served for SA staterooms. We ate most lunches in the Lido dining hall & its a buffet style service. For the first 48 hours of every cruise, the Lido staff serves the food but after that, its mostly self serve. We found the salad bars to be good, large selection of specialty salads. the Italian buffet was also very good. One recommendation would be to relocate the soups to the salad bar area. They are currently located with the entrees & the line is very long there for someone just wanting soup. Dinners in the Vista dining room were excellent. Our servers were Wan & Nur. They discovered the first night what you wanted & it was always there every night.
As was previously written, the lounge shows were average. One exception was Bill Harris, a TV reporter for those who remember him. His afternoon chats about Hollywood, MGM Studios & specific movies were well attended & fascinating. A prior write up said that the ship is always selling something & that might be true, Photo Department is at every occasion to take your picture & the gallery shops are always open at sea. Most everything is "discounted" & no sales tax. There is no pressure to buy anything, its just available. We especially enjoyed the Art Auctions run by Conrad, Mitch & Vi. Again, you need not bid on anything but the knowledge about the modern day artists is interesting.
In summary, this cruise catered to an older crowd but it was a relaxing experience on a very lovely ship.


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April 23, 2008
The number of unemployed persons was 7.4 million in the fourth quarter of 2007, an increase of 600,000 compared with the level in the fourth quarter of 2006.
The unemployment rate for persons aged 16 years and older was 4.8 percent in the fourth quarter of 2007, up from 4.4 percent in the same quarter a year earlier; it remained below the 10-year averages for the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s.
These data are from the Current Population Survey. To learn more, see "Household survey indicators weaken in 2007," (PDF) by James Marschall Borbely, Monthly Labor Review, March 2008.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Editor's Desk, Unemployment in 2007 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2008/apr/wk3/art03.htm (visited September 22, 2014).
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and his oft-mocked state are getting a one-two chance to improve their image this weekend thanks to sports.
Not only is Christie the host of the Super Bowl, being played at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., but the editors of the 50th anniversary issue of the Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition are promoting the Garden State's beaches, rehabilitated since Hurricane Sandy.
Although Christie didn't play a direct role in the edition, his administration gave the OK for SI to film at Island State Beach Park.
Good thing, because that's where part of model Hannah Davis' "Jersey Strong" campaign was shot for the magazine, images of which are just now leaking out in advance of the Feb. 18 unveiling of the must-have magazine for most males.
Picturing the models in Jersey instead of the typical exotic resorts should help the state's Image, which the governor has been polishing since the October 2012 hurricane.
SI's Swim Daily website just dished this note with three images of Davis:
"In the coming weeks, Swim Daily will be rolling out exciting details and exclusive footage from the making of this milestone issue. Today, we start with two exclusive images from Island Beach State Park, one leg of Hannah Davis's 'Jersey Strong' campaign, which also shot in Cape May, the state's southernmost point, as well as on the rehabilitated boardwalk of Seaside Heights. Highlighting Seaside, which was devastated by Superstorm Sandy ... holds special meaning for many of us in the Swimsuit family who were born and bred in the Garden State: editors MJ Day, Darcie Baum and editorial assistant Alyssa Conroy, photographer Walter Iooss, p.r. sage Scott Novak, founding editor Jule Campbell, as well as yours truly."
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Deerfield officials again push for safety complex
Voters have been asked to approve such a complex four times in the past.
"It's desperately needed," said town administrator Leslie Boswak. "They're trying to get the message out to the voters of the safety issues (with their current facilities)."
The new complex, which would house the town's fire and police departments, would be built on a town-owned 11 acre plot on Route 107 near the intersection of Route 43. Safety officials favor the site as an area with limited pedestrian traffic, quick road access and close proximity the Deerfield Community School.
The fire department is currently located in the village area of town on 6 Church St. The area sees traffic coming in multiple directions for the library, the business center, apartments, residential areas and churches.
"Old Home Day, for instance, can be so congested," said Boswak. "Trying to leave the station for an emergency call is problematic. They share a very, very small parking lot with the library, and continually the fire department's doors will open, and there's the truck, ready to go, and a patron to the library is literally turning around in the front of the bay doors. It's a dangerous situation."
Deerfield Fire Chief Mark Tibbetts, one of the key advocates for the complex, has argued that this not only hinders emergency response but also increases the risk of accidents.
Deerfield police currently share a building with the town offices on 8 Raymond Road. Similar issues have been raised about the location's traffic conditions.
Parks and Recreation programs and Yanni's Pizza Place, which operates out of back of the building, produce pedestrian and vehicular traffic they argue can delay response times and create an accident risk.
"They're competing with this really dangerous intersection," said Boswak.
Of greater concern to Police Chief Mike Greeley, however, are the problems of safety and confidentiality inherent in conducting police work and civilian town work in the same space.
Greeley spoke at the town's Feb. 2 deliberative session on the awkwardness and liabilities of the current situation. Currently, police must cart suspects, evidence, even firearms and ammunition past residents inside the Town Hall. Even taking a prisoner to the restroom can become problematic under the current arrangement, as it produces further exposure to the general public, exposure which could become dangerous should the prisoner seize an opportunity to create a disturbance or escape.
The building also lacks a "sally port," or secured entryway, for the loading or unloading of prisoners.
Equally troubling to Greeley is the fact that under federal law, juvenile prisoners must be isolated from adult prisoners and their arrests remain confidential. It is a law with which the current facility does not allow the department to be in full compliance.
Deerfield police have no separate holding facility for juvenile prisoners, as the law requires, and the lack of a sally port means all prisoners, adult and juvenile alike, are brought in and out through public areas.
The new safety complex would also include meeting and radio rooms, and would house animal control and rescue and the emergency management committee.
The warrant will go up for a vote at the town election on March 12 at the Town Hall on 10 Church Street. The polls will open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m.
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An unconventional building with an intellectual design, in the heart of Milan.
64 rooms, classic, relax, well being, deluxe and suites combine two philosophies which are unlikely but successful partners: extreme hi-tech functionality with a minimalist feel and the warm, intimate atmosphere of rooms designed with elegant, innovative materials like quarry-rough slate, burnished brass, concrete and iron, gauze-effect glass and aged mirrors, along with furnishings specially designed by Vincenzo De Cotiis.
The STRAF project arose from the need to turn a new page regarding the currently clichéd concept of a "hotel". Here, architect and artist Vincenzo de Cotiis has achieved his goal of creating a visually striking alternative to standard hotel design. This design hotel is situated in the city centre, a few steps from the Duomo Cathedral and it stems from a new idea of hospitality characterized by a careful and customized yet informal service. With its innovative design and décor, its venue facilities perfectly reflect this. The restaurant, the fitness room, the event and meeting room, which often hosts cocktails, fashion and art shows, as well as the well known street BAR STRAF, complete ad characterize the hotel.
"I imagine the STRAF hotel as a type of installation, a concept from which I began to extract a multitude of elements associated with contemporary art, such as 'Arte Povera', hence the easthetic development is based on an ethical criterion of recycling objects and placing them in a new surrounding".
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April 16, 2013v6Sonar, the Nephos6 developed and managed IPv6 website performance service featured by the Swiss IPv6 Council. Read More
March 15, 2013Nephos6 President and CEO Ciprian Popoviciu will present on two topics at the v6 World Congress 2013 in Paris: "IPv6 and Cloud", "IPv6 Security Updates". He will also be part of the IPv6 Metrics panel where he will share data collected by the Nephos6 service: v6Sonar. Read More
March 13, 2013Nephos6 President and CEO Ciprian Popoviciu to speak tomorrow on IPv6 strategy and planning at the Municipal Association of South Carolina, Spring 2013 meeting. Read More
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November 14, 2012Nephos6 President/CEO Ciprian Popoviciu featured in a Q&A article on IPv6 and Cloud in Netzwoche, No. 20, 2012. http://www.netzwoche.ch/News/2012/11/06/Die-Netzwoche-202012-ist-da.aspx?pa=1 Read More
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November 12, 2012Pankaj Gupta is joining the Nephos6 team as Strategic IPv6 Accounts Executive. Pankaj brings to the team extensive IPv6 strategy and planning experience, he most recently was the IPv6 Transition Lead for Shell Corporation. Read More
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October 18, 2012The news from the SCTE event in Orlando. Nephos6 quoted on the importance of education n executive an effective IPv6 transition. Read More
October 15, 2012Nephos6 President/CEO Ciprian Popoviciu to speak on the correlation between the Cloud and IPv6 transitions at the Australian IPv6 Summit on October 18. Read More
October 9, 2012The first in a Nephos6 series of articles assessing the IPv6 readiness of Cloud Service Providers. This qualitative analysis will be followed by a quantitative evaluation of leading cloud providers. Read More
October 1, 2012TJ Evans, Nephos6 Director of Engineering is discussing IPv6 Security with other World recognized industry leaders in the podcast "Healthy Paranoia: IPv6 Security Smackdown!". Hear him out! Read More
September 27, 2012Nephos6 presenting on Cloud and IPv6 at the Swiss IPv6 Council. Read More
September 26, 2012TJ Evans, Nephos6 Director of Engineering presents IPv6 technology overview at the Auspex organized session on IPv6 Security. Read More
September 24, 2012Nephos6 CEO Ciprian Popoviciu participates in the IPv6 video produced by PCN for the Quest Forum, Americas Best Practices, September 2012. The video brings together leading IPv6 industry experts and thought leaders to discuss the opportunities and challenges of the upcoming IPv6 transition. Great work by the PCN team. Read More
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September 14, 2012Nephos6 President/CEO Ciprian Popoviciu to present on Cloud and IPv6 at September 25 Swiss IPv6 Council event. Read More
September 2, 2012Nephos6 President/CEO Ciprian Popoviciu interprets GAO's findings in its investigation of the "Cloud First" policy implementation. Read More
August 29, 2012Nephos6 CEO Ciprian Popoviciu discusses the IPv6 readiness of cable providers in the recent article by Carl Weinschenk. Read More
August 22, 2012John Spence, VP Nephos6 co-authors the paper "IPv6 Certification and Course Development" that will be presented at SIGITE annual conference on Oct 11-13. Read More
August 3, 2012PERNEC Malaysia is organizing an IPv6 event for the national service providers on IPv6 transition. The event is featuring Dr. Ciprian Popoviciu, President and CEO of Nephos6, industry leading IPv6 services organization. Read More
August 2, 2012The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) and Malaysian Technical Standards Forum Bhd (MTSFB) is co-organizing an IPv6 Industry Talk No 3/2012: Global IPv6 Transition featuring Dr. Ciprian Popoviciu, President and CEO of Nephos6, an industry leading IPv6 services organization. Read More
July 23, 2012Brochure for the IPv6 Conference & Workshops event in Singapore, July 31 - August 2, published. Nephos6 president and CEO will present on Cloud and IPv6. Read More
July 16, 2012Nephos6 a key contributor to recently released "Planning Guide/Roadmap Toward IPv6 Adoption within the U.S. Government" Read More
July 11, 2012TJ Evans, Nephos6 Director of Engineering presents "READY, SET, DEPLOY - OVERCOMING YOUR IPV6 PHOBIA IN 30 MINUTES OR LESS" at SANS: Security Impact of IPv6 Summit in Washington DC. Read More
July 9, 2012Nephos6 in partnership with Knowlogy and Auspex is organizing a free IPv6 Techtorial on IPv6 Integration in US Federal Agencies in accordance with the 2012 OMB mandate. This will be an informative session for both decision makers and technologists. Join us on August 1! Read More
July 5, 2012Nephos6 CEO Ciprian Popoviciu to speak at the IPv6 Singapore Conference and Workshop on Cloud as a driver for IPv6 adoption. Read More
June 21, 2012TJ Evans, Nephos6 director of engineering will speak at SANS conference this year on securing IPv6. Read More
June 7, 2012John Spence, Nephos6 VP of Engineering speaks to eWeek about IPv6 Security readiness considerations on the eve of World IPv6 Launch day. Read More
June 6, 2012The Federal IPv6 Techtorial sponsored by the ACT-IACT, Veterans Affairs, IRS and Nephos6 brought together industry leading IPv6 SMEs to cover topics relevant to the 2012 and 2014 OMB mandates. The content for the presentations made during the session are available at this site. Read More
June 6, 2012Nephos6 in partnership with Knowlogy offer an IPv6 Forum Gold certified IPv6 Bootcamp in the Washington DC area. Read More
June 4, 2012Nephos6 CEO, Dr. Ciprian Popoviciu to speak at the MCNC-ISOC Malaysia IPv6 Industry Talk on June 6 - World IPv6 Launch Day. Read More
May 31, 2012Nephos6 "IPv6 for Decision Makers" class in Philadelphia, June 27, 2012 Read More
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May 25, 2012Nephos6 partners with Ascolta to bring vendor independent IPv6 education to the market. First classes in San Diego and Atlanta this summer! Read More
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April 24, 2012In the lead up to World IPv6 Launch, Nephos6 is driving the development of IPv6 engineering expertise through training and certification. "The first IPv6 practical "transition tool" is high quality hands-on training of the engineers that will make this IPv6 transition happen. Nephos6 is delivering the IPv6 brainware to address this monumental task" said Latif Ladid, President of the IPv6 Forum. Read More
April 19, 2012The participants in the "IPv6 in the US Government" panel hosted by Nephos6 at the North American IPv6 Summit share their perspective on the topic in this excellent and realistic article by Carolyn Duffy Marsan. Read More
April 16, 2012Shannon McFarland, Cisco Principal Engineer and well known IPv6 experts discusses the North American IPv6 Summit takeaways and covers Nephos6 participation. Read More
April 15, 2012Nephos6 had a very successful participation in the North American IPv6 Summit. Our sessions were very well received, our booth had a lot of traffic and our certification room was always packed. We received very positive feedback! Relive the summit through our capture of it via Deja Mi. Read More
April 9, 2012Nephos6 participates in the North American IPv6 Summit in Denver, April 10-12. We will run IPv6 Forum Certification Tests Yurie Rich, Nephos6 COO will lead a pannel on IPv6 in the Federal Government (April 10) Ciprian Popoviciu, Nephos6 President/CEO will present on Assessing IPv6 Readiness (April 11) Read More
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March 12, 2012Nephos6 is a Gold sponsor of the Light Reading event "IPv6 2012: The Rubber Meets the Road", July 12, 2012 in New York city. Join us! Read More
March 12, 2012Nephos6 partnership in Southeast Asia. Pernec Corporation Bhd, a unit of technology under the Permodalan Nasional Bhd (PNB), forging strategic alliances with DualStak Networks Sdn Bhd and Nephos6 Inc. to capitalize on the momentum of the expected demand in the sixth standard Internet Protocol Version (IPv6) or hardware and solutions that comply. Managing Director of Pernec, Abdul Karim Abdul saw said the main objective of the MoU is to provide the highest service levels to customers by combining resources and expertise to promote IPv6 in Southeast Asia. Read More
February 22, 2012The blog on reported IPv6 DDOS attacks picked up by ZDNet. John Spence, VP of IP Services quoted in the original blog. Read More
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February 10, 2012Nephos6 trained engineers receive a well deserved the Gold Certified IPv6 Engineer title. Read More
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February 4, 2012"Building the IPv6 cloud: Two interdependent inflection points", article contributed to SearchCloudServiceProvider by Nephos6 CEO Ciprian Popoviciu. Read More
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December 6, 2011Nephos6 COO Yurie Rich to present on IPv6+Cloud at Globecom 2011, IPv6 Forum organized session. Read More
December 6, 2011John Spence, Nephos6 VP of IP Services quoted in Bill Cherveny's article: "What Will Trigger Widespread Worldwide IPv6 Deployment?" Read More
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November 15, 2011Nephos6 President/CEO to speak on IPv6-Cloud transition synergies at Inside Products organized Networking Conference Nov 17, 2011 - Moving Ahead with IPv6 Read More
November 3, 2011Nephos6 team has a strong showing at the GogoNet Live! 2 IPv6 event in San Jose. VP IP Services John Spence delivered a full day hands on workshop showcasing our World-class IPv6 training. CEO Ciprian Popoviciu discussed the best practices on developing an effective IPv6 training strategy. COO Yurie Rich discussed the considerations of performing network inventory. Read More
October 31, 2011Nephos6 Launches IPv6 Forum Gold Certified Training and Certification Program. Read More
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