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(Toledo News Now) - A federal judge has delayed bankruptcy proceedings for Hostess Brands so that the company can restart mediation with union employees.
The case was adjured until 11:00 a.m. Wednesday so that the company and union employees can meet Tuesday.
The company had said it would be forced to shut down and liquidate if workers did not return to work by Friday at 5 p.m. When workers continued to strike, the company began that process in federal court.
The striking workers include about 160 at the Northwood, OH Hostess plant. Hostess Brands employs about 18,000 people nationwide.
Workers still picketing at the Northwood facility Monday said they are happy to hear the news, and hopeful a deal can be reached.
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Finnegan has apologized to his bosses, teammates, fans and even the media for bolting training camp. He also says he left because he was upset over talks for an extension, not the personal issue he mentioned defending himself on Twitter.||||||| Finnegan said Monday after practice he understands he was a distraction to his team that wasn't needed. He says he let emotions get the best of him when he wanted to meet with his wife and discuss contract talks that he hopes will allow him to retire with Tennessee. The cornerback reported back for camp before curfew Sunday night, and he talked with new coach Mike Munchak on Monday. He will be fined.
Finnegan missed a mandatory team meeting on Saturday. His absence was confirmed to The Associated Press by a person familiar with the meeting. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the team has not commented on Finnegan's status.||||||| Yahoo! Sports reports that Finnegan walked out of training camp Friday night, upset about his contract. He is to make $3.7 million this season, the last year of a contract extension he signed in 2008. Finnegan was a seventh-round draft pick in 2006 out of Samford. He quickly became a starting cornerback and was an All Pro in 2008.
Houston receiver Andre Johnson and Finnegan were involved in a fistfight that got both players ejected in the fourth quarter Sunday.||||||| Finnegan hit Johnson in the mouth at the line of scrimmage and Johnson ripped off Finnegan's helmet. Johnson threw him to the ground as his helmet came off and them punched Finnegan at least twice in the head and face. The two had been pushing and jawing earlier in the game, and Johnson has called Finnegan's antics annoying in the past.
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Just how big will be the new energy infrastructure behemoth created by Chicago Bridge & Iron's takeover of chief rival Shaw Group?
This big: 50,000 employees. A backlog of more than $28 billion. Engineering and fabrication facilities on every continent.
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Or, as Chicago Bridge (CB&I) CEO Philip K. Asherman put it Monday: "This is a highly compelling transaction that we believe will create significant value for our shareholders."
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CB&I, based in The Woodlands, TX, announced Monday that it had signed a $3 billion cash-and-stock deal to buy the Shaw Group, creating "one of the most complete energy focused technology, engineering, procurement, fabrication, construction, maintenance, and associated services companies in the world," the companies said.
The new enterprise, to be called CB&I Shaw, will reach into power generation, nuclear, coal, LNG, refining, gas processing, offshore and oil sands sectors worldwide, said Asherman.
Both boards of directors have unanimously approved the deal, which is expected to close in early 2013. Complete details of the transaction are available at www.CBI.com.
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Based in Baton Rouge, LA, the Shaw Group Inc. is a global provider of engineering, construction, technology, fabrication, remediation and support services for clients in the energy, chemicals, environmental, infrastructure and emergency response industries. The Fortune 500 company had annual revenues of $5.9 billion in fiscal year 2011.
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Plant Services is one of the largest providers of system-wide maintenance and modifications, servicing nearly 40 percent of U.S. nuclear plants as well as customers in the refining and petrochemical industries.
The Fabrication & Manufacturing Group provides piping, structural steel, and module prefabrication and assembly for power and industrial clients.
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Although Investopedia called the announcement "shocking and awesome," Wall Street appeared underwhelmed by it. The companies saw five downgrades between them after they announced the deal, the Wall Street Journal reported.
"The three downgrades of Chicago Bridge & Iron were especially notable as analysts weren't too optimistic about the deal's implications for CB&I," the newspaper added.
Shaw shares slipped on Tuesday, Reuters reported, and some analysts were already warning that the deal could fall through.
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B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth: Russia #2A comic review article by: Zack Davisson
Every good comic character needs an evil twin right? Superman has Bizzaro. The Flash has Professor Zoom. Batman has Catman. Now Johann Krauss has his evil double in Director Iosif. Also a corpse-in-a-containment suit, Iosif (who first appeared in Abe Sapien: The Abyssal Plain) heads the Russian Occult Bureau which is the Soviet version of the B.P.R.D. And like most things in real life, the Soviet imitation is much, much scarier. In B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth: Russia, Johann and Kate Corrigon have gone to Moscow to meet with the Russian Occult Bureau to take a look at something horrible (of course) that they have found. Director Iosif thinks that Johann's unique abilities will be of the most use to the Occult Bureau. But Johann is pretty sure he doesn't want to do what Iosif is asking, This second issue in the series is a bridging issue, which means lots of set-up for a big payoff down the line. Bridging issues like this are always tough to review. They are essential to the plot, and I know that in a collected format they would flow pretty well, but here you are just stuck with a lot of set-up, a cliffhanger ending and the wait for next issue. After spending so much time with Liz in the two previous B.P.R.D.series, it is nice to have a few issues focusing on Johann. Unfortunately, Kate doesn't get a lot of play, and is ushered to the sidelines pretty quickly. Johann and Iosif spend a lot of time talking and commiserating about their mutual condition. These guys are bonding hardcore before Iosif tosses Johann into a room with a possessed dad guy, shoots the dead guy in the head, then locks the door and tells Johann to get to work. Iosif is not a nice guy.
The scale of Hell on Earth takes a big jump with this series. Hell on Earth: Monsters was a personal story, but Russiagets the team back on an international scale. When you have the government involved with the walking dead and some foreshadowing for a radioactive zone, you sense that things are going to get big fast.
As always, Tyler Cook is a good replacement artist for Guy Davis. He is close enough to Davis' style that it isn't a shocking transition, but at the same time is individualistic enough that he isn't a clone. This is the first time that Cook got to draw some really big entities after the more human evils of Monsters. He doesn't disappoint.
All in all, the second issue of B.P.R.D. Hell on Earth: Russia does exactly what it needs to do and sets up the stage for fun to come. This is a solid if unspectacular issue.
Zack Davisson is a freelance writer and life-long comics fan. He owned a comic shop in Seattle during the '90s, during which time he had the glorious (and unpaid) gig as pop-culture expert for NPR. He has lived in three countries, has degrees in Fine Art and Japanese Studies, and has been a contributing writer to magazines like Japanzine and Kansai Time-Out. He currently lives in Seattle, WA with his wife Miyuki. You can catch more of Zack's reviews on his blog Japan Reviewed or read his translations of Japanese ghost stories on Hyakumonogatari Kaidankai.


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Niagara Falls from the Canadian Side. Niagara Falls is a very impressive waterfall there is not much I can say which will give you the impression of how impressive it is to actually go there and see it.
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The capital of Canada is Ottawa, in the province of Ontario. There are offically ten provinces and three territories in Canada, which is the second largest country in the world in terms of land area.
While politically and legally an independant nation, the titular head of state for Canada is still Queen Elizabeth.
On the east end of Canada, you have Montreal as the bastion of activity. Montreal is famous for two things, VICE magazine and the Montreal Jazz Festival. One is the bible of hipster life (disposable, of course) and the other is a world-famous event that draws more than two million people every summer. Quebec is a French speaking province that has almost seceded from Canada on several occasions, by the way..
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The family of a man who was shot and killed by a Dallas police officer this summer has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the officer and the police department.
The grand jury hasn't yet received the case against Officer Leland Limbaugh, who shot John Robert Husband, III. In all police shootings, a grand jury decides if the force was justified or not.
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His family claims eyewitness accounts of the shooting contradict Limbaugh's statements about what happened.
Police said the officer stopped Husband with two passengers following an illegal turn. The officer said he smelled marijuana, asked if there were weapons in the car and instructed Husband to exit the vehicle.
When he got out, Limbaugh said he saw a weapon in Husband's waistband, told him not to reach for it and attempted to handcuff him.
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Husband was shot in the back near the left shoulder blade.
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"We're trying to match witness statements with physical evidence, key to any investigation of this nature. So being shot in the back could be shot at an angle, shot straight centered. How the bullet traveled, the angle of the bullet entry into Mr. Husband is vitally important to corroborate witness accounts," he said.
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Published by Kodansha in 2002 and awarded the prestigious Tezuka Cultural Prize, Fumiko Takano's The Yellow Book is one of those rare works which you enjoy reading in order to feel the tender familiarity that arises between the protagonists and yourself. This collected volume was named after the longest of the four stories that it contains, a drama about an adolescent girl who falls in love with Roger Martin du Gard's saga, Les Thibault. The remaining stories capture various fragments of everyday life with tenderness and humor. Through the kaleidoscope of its feminine views, The Yellow Book touches the readers' heart by attending to what, in sum, makes up life - the little things of our every day.
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Updated October 2, 2012: A Weir, Kansas woman previously convicted on federal conspiracy to manufacture and distribute methamphetamine has been sentenced to 360 months in federal prison.
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TOPEKA - (June 22, 2012) - A Kansas woman was convicted this week on federal conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine charges following a four-year multistate investigation, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt said today.
Leslie Harrison, aka Leslie Stultz, 43, of Weir, Kan., was convicted Wednesday of conspiracy to manufacture and distribute more than 50 grams of methamphetamine after a three-day jury trial in the United States District Court, Northern District of Oklahoma in Tulsa.
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Two other departing Wasps, Riki Flutey and Tom Voyce both bade farewell with tries. Flutey scored two, and set up Man of the Match, Simon Shaw's late try, which sealed the bonus point and sent the home support away in high spirits
The game began with an all too familiar exchange of kicks, which lasted for over a minute, before Wasps were caught offside, a few metres inside the Gloucester half. Olly Barkley decided to go for goal, but his kick was short and wide of the posts.
Wasps showed their attacking intentions with a patient and controlled passage of play, which began with a turnover, just outside their 22. They worked the ball through a series of phases, before Gloucester were penalised, just inside their own half. Danny Cipriani's beautifully struck kick, from nearly 50 metres, put Wasps ahead, with 8 minutes gone (3-0).
Josh Lewsey, who had run out on to the pitch alone at the start of his final game to say farewell to the fans, then launched a sizzling counterattack, which took play from near his own line to the Gloucester 22, before it was adjudged that a flicked pass from Dom Waldouck had drifted forwards.
A minute later, Wasps took the lead, thanks to quick thinking from Cipriani. He took a quick penalty, on halfway, and hoisted a kick towards the empty space in the corner. Olly Morgan got back to gather the bouncing ball, just short of the line, but he was caught in possession by Lewsey, the ball was recycled, and Waldouck fed Riki Flutey who powered his way through Rory Lawson's tackle, to go over in the corner, on his final appearance for Wasps. Cipriani added the extra points, with a fine kick from near the touchline (10-0).
After a long penalty from Carlos Spencer gave Gloucester an attacking lineout near the corner, Wasps were penalised near their own line. The visitors, who needed a five-point win to secure a playoff place, again kicked for the corner. Another penalty saw Rob Webber, on his fiftieth Wasps appearance, sent to the sinbin, meaning Joe Ward came on for John Hart, as Gloucester chose to take the scrum. Two further penalties resulted in scrums, before Gloucester finally released the ball. With a two-man overlap outside him, Spencer chipped for the corner, but the ball rolled into touch and an excellent chance had gone.
Wasps then broke away from the lineout, before the ball was spun out to the left, where Lachlan Mitchell was bundled into touch on halfway. From the next lineout, Cipriani's well-timed pass found Lewsey coming into the line, but his backhanded offload to the supporting Flutey clearly went several metres forwards.
With eight minutes of the half remaining, Wasps were caught offside, after a lofted kick from Spencer, and Barkley landed a straight kick from 30 metres to make the score 10-3, just before Webber returned from the sin bin. At the very next scrum, Gloucester were penalised, just outside their 22, and Cipriani restored the ten-point advantage with his easiest kick of the day, from just to the left of the posts (13-3).
As the game entered injury time at the break, Wasps stretched their lead with a try from Tom Voyce, started when Joe Simpson darted through a gap at a breakdown. Joe Worsley and Webber both made ground, before the ball was recycled, and a long pass from Cipriani bounced favourably for Waldouck, who sent the Kingsholm-bound winger over in the corner. Another superb Cipriani kick made it 20-3, to end a half in which Wasps had played some exhilarating rugby and thoroughly deserved their convincing lead.
With the news that Northampton were leading at Sale, Wasps knew that they had to go all out for a bonus point win in the second half, to give themselves the best chance of seventh place and possible Heineken Cup qualification.
There was disappointment for Wasps before the restart, as Cipriani limped off, He was replaced by Jeremy Staunton. Wasps posed the first threat of the half, with Simpson breaking at the blindside from a scrum, to link with Voyce, who was stopped in the 22. Another darting break by Simpson almost set up a try, with Worsley and Hart both continuing the move, before a knock-on, a few metres short of the line, gave the visitors a defensive scrum. With the Wasps tight five beginning to exert serious pressure, they forced a penalty, and opted for a scrum of their own. The ball went through a series of hands before aggressive defence led to a Gloucester penalty.
John Hart's departure brought James Haskell on, for his farewell appearance for Wasps. Almost immediately, he nearly powered his way over in the corner, before Gloucester winger Charlie Sharples was shown the yellow card, but Wasps failed to take advantage of the resultant scrum, and possession was turned over. Despite this, Wasps continued to pile on the pressure, with a wriggling counterattacking run from Lewsey sending them back into Gloucester territory. George Skivington was then replaced by Richard Birkett.
Wasps immediately came close to their third try, when the livewire Simpson broke from a scrum. He almost wriggled his way to the line, but found Serge Betsen in support, to power over by the posts. Frustratingly, the TMO ruled that Betsen had lost the ball over the line. It was the briefest of respites for Gloucester, as they tried to run the ball from their own line, but a pass went astray and Flutey pounced, to secure his second try of the afternoon, which Staunton duly converted (27-3).
Nick Wood's injury meant that uncontested scrums were ordered, just as Phil Vickery left the field, to be replaced by Charlie Beech. With their playoff chances completely gone, Gloucester threw caution to the wind, and Morgan went close in the corner. With time running out, Wasps pressed hard for the bonus point. It finally came in the fourth minute of injury time, after Flutey darted through a gap in midfield. Betsen was stopped just short, but the ball popped out for Simon Shaw to crash over for hugely popular score, which Staunton converted.
With the clock at zero, there was almost a fairy tale ending, as Lewsey burst through, but the defence just managed to stop him racing away for a try which would have ended his magnificent career in spectacular fashion.
As it is, this was a convincing win, in which Wasps showed their loyal support the sort of rugby which should have them returning in large numbers next season. The icing on the cake came with the news that Sale had beaten Northampton, ensuring that Wasps finished seventh in the table, and must now hope that Bourgoin can win the European Challenge Cup.


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TO THE EDITOR: Election time is near, and now is the time to consider the hidden (and not so hidden) agendas of an unusual number of crazies that are vying for a place in the 2016 election.
Every day since President Obama took office, all that you hear from these religious zealots is no gay marriages, no abortions, dead on immigration and proffering their religious beliefs that to not following the teachings of their church will lead to the path to hell.
The serious part of these rantings is that all these crazies are now in our government, causing stagnation of voting on and passing laws that would benefit the entire country, but passing many that deny rights to the American people.
All that you have to do is listen to Ted Cruz and his fanatical father, Rafael, a minister who is going to be involved in his son's venture. Then, you have Rand Paul, Marco Rubio and on and on. It does not stop, and if any of these religious devotees are elected to any office, you can see your rights to freedom of oppression fade into obscurity.
Please allow the American people to continue enjoying their freedom from an overpowering new generation of the few who want it the way of their religious beliefs. Remember, there is no place for integrating religious beliefs in our government that are detrimental to the freedom of its people.
Listen carefully, discuss these infringements with family and friends intelligently, and vote your choice. You will be a much happier person for doing so.
We have all allowed the imbedding of those who desire to change our Constitution over the past generation. Now is the time to remove them from office, and there is no better time than starting at the next election.


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Leaky's Daily Quotedown to Deathly Hallows: 55 DaysDH Film
There are now only 55 days left until "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I" hits theaters! We are posting a quote from the first half of the book every day in celebration and to give us a chance to discuss and ponder the final book as it goes to film. Here is your special double quotedown!
"And under here, Hedwig" -- Harry pulled open a door under the stairs -- "is where I used to sleep! You never knew me then -- Blimey, it's small, I'd forgotten. . . ."Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, "The Seven Potters"
"No!" Harry shouted, and though he had raised his wand no spell occurred to him. "No! It wasn't us! We didn't kill you --"


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$3100 -Luxury villa -Montecristo-Sunset Beach-March 2014 in Cabo San Lucas
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3½
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Montecristo
rates (USD)
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Available March 2014
See rates below
Cabo San Lucas is one of the world's finest resort areas. Cabo San
Lucas is known for it's
beautiful beaches, golf, fishing, and lively nightlife.
This is the perfect place to pamper yourself and spoil your family.
Picture yourself enjoying a
luxury vacation with stunning panoramic ocean views and watching the
sunset from your private
Lavish spa services and perfect weather included. Montecristo Estates
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community within Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach, located on miles of
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of Mexico's most elite communities. Carved into a spectacular
mountainside setting, the Montecristo
Estates offers unobstructed 180 degree ocean views and breathtaking
The Montecristo villas are in an enclave of private estates by Pueblo
Bonito. Pueblo Bonito is
reknown for it's luxurious resorts. The Estates are entirely private,
yet close to five star
restaurants, world-class golf courses and numerous other amenities.
The 2850 square feet villa is a
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panormic views and complete
Imagine yourself vacationing in an air conditioned, fully equipped
villa with service and amenities
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nearly your every need. Marble floors and baths, service, and space
for your family and friends.
We highly recommend this for families or small group gatherings.
Master Suite has one king bed, ocean view, balcony/terrace, private
bath with tub/shower and
2nd bedroom has 2 queen beds, ocean view, balcony/terrace, private
bath with shower.
3rd bedroom has one king bed, ocean view, balcony/terrace, private
bath with tub/shower.
There is also a queen sofa bed.
Montecristo is a community within the Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach full
service resort. You will have
full access to the resort and there is a free shuttle for your
convenience. The resort has
exquisite restaurants and beautiful swimming pools. There is an
exclusive adult pool and a pool for
all and a pool that is perfect for young children. My 3 year old
loved the pool and it was shallow
enough for me not to be in the water the entire time he was in the
water. There are plenty of
families with young children so your children will most likely find
someone to play with. There is
also a kids' club to for daycare.
Montecristo Estates in Sunset Beach, Cabo San Lucas are designed to
provide the most unforgettable
vacation experience.
house rental amenities
Central air-conditioning
Private infinity pool on your terrace
Indoor and outdoor jacuzzis
Large terraces
a central family room, reading rooms
DVD players
Pay Per View
Full kitchen with stove and oven
BBQ grill
Sunset Beach resort features:
beachside and poolside service
swim-up bar
16,000 square foot spa and fitness center
Dry cleaning
In-Residence Massage
Private chef
Private Clubhouse
Babysitting services
Kids' programs
Free on site shuttle service within the Cabo Pacifico Resort
Free off site round trip shuttle service to Pueblo Bonito Rose resort
Daily maid service, concierge assistance, transportation to Sunset
No pets allowed.
Montecristo Estates - Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach- Cabo San Lucas
activities and attractions in Cabo San Lucas Baja California
Fishing - some of the best deep sea in the world
Jet Skiing
Fine restaurants
Shopping, shopping and more shopping
Montecristo Estates- Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach- Cabo San Lucas
vacation rental rates
One week, 7 nights for $3100.
The entire month of March 2014 is available. You can rent one week, or more.
Please email me if you need additional information and I will be
happy to provide assistance.
Please note we are private owners and not affiliated with Montecristo
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Foresight Linux with Gnome 2.20
Foresight Linux can claim to be the first Linux distribution with the latest Gnome desktop: Foresight 1.4 has just been released with Gnome 2.20.
The distribution also serves as the technology base for the Live CD that the Gnome project is using to demonstrate its latest desktop version.
Foresight Linux uses Gnome's integrated Epiphany Web browser and the Evolution groupware client, which has seen various enhancements thanks to the Gnome upgrade. The Linux distribution comes with the Dot-Net compatible Mono runtime environment, which it uses for various applications. It also includes the Banshee audio player, the F-Spot photo album, and the Beagle desktop search engine. Foresight uses the modern Conary package management system for software management.
The Foresight project's download page gives a useful overview of the installation media and available downloads.
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Book Review: The Evolution Handbook
When we started to read The Evolution Handbook, we figured we'd just skip through all the superfluous material and read the "good stuff." After all, who has time to read a 992-page book from cover to cover?
We soon discovered, however, that every chapter was just as interesting – and informative – as the chapter before it. Before we knew it, we had read all 992 pages and had underlined hundreds of passages for future reference. Yes, that's how good it is.
We were delighted to find dozens of fascinating examples of design seen in the animal kingdom – remarkably similar to those we bring you in our "Creation Moments" radio program.
The chapters on fossils, mutations, ancient man and the global flood were particularly informative. So, too, were the thousands of scientific facts that refute evolution, the dozens of evidences that the earth is only a few thousand years old, and the hundreds of quotes from evolutionists that are remarkably frank … and damaging to the cause of evolution!
That's why Creation Moments is offering The Evolution Handbook for a donation of any amount. We're offering it through the end of October or while supplies last, so request your copy by calling 1-800-422-4253 or by making a donation online.


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The first cruise was designated an "Ecole du Chef" with Chef David Bilsland. This provided a focus with cooking demonstrations, market visits, a special luncheon and a knife skills class. The demonstrations were very well done and we came home with some wonderful recipes.
Food throughout the cruise was consistently excellent with Chef Ramon very visible and accessible and very amenable to preparing special requests. While most of our meals were in the Restaurant, we also dined in La Terrazza and on deck with Hot Rocks, all of which were enjoyable. We were impressed with the quality of the complimentary wines which have improved markedly in recent years.
We enjoyed the new entertainment concept and saw each of the shows 3 times without getting tired of them. Each cruise, the shows seemed to get better as the entertainers had more experience with being on the ship and with each other.
The ship was beautifully decorated for the holidays and the chefs outdid themselves with menus for Christmas and New Years. Our only complaint, which was also expected, was the children onboard for the Xmas cruise, who were not always well-behaved.
The ports were interesting and not places that would otherwise be easy to get to. We chose to do the combined cruises because of the time in the Seychelles which we appreciated.
One comment to the previous post regarding this cruise: the drapes were drawn as a safety precaution as we traveled through some areas frequented by pirates. The captain and crew took security very seriously as was explained at the beginning of each cruise, and that is why there were limits on veranda use and lighting after dark.
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