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locaton of the hotel was good.room very nice,and the food was excelent,a great trip.
The staff were always very friendly and very obliging. The hotel was still suffering with teething problems when we went in September mainly due to the thunderstorms we experienced, but this did not affect the quiet and relaxed nature of the holiday. The pool was excellent and cleaned regularly.The food was 5 star quality with plenty of variation (you must try the apple pie). Rooms were very comfortable and stylish. Tsilivi has plenty of bars and traditional restaurants but the bars all have tv screens. which not everybody wants. The restaurant service was very good but the staff need 5 star training. Drinks prices at the bar were expensive. They need to lower them to get more people to use the bar especially during the evening when the bar was so quiet. There was a charge to use the indoor pool!
Peaceful and quiet, decent location in resort and convenient for airport. Obviously very new and clean, food acceptable. Certainly not 5 star compared to northen europe, carribean or usa. Not enough pool towels, no wine glasses in restaurant, no red wine at cocktail bar, room toiletries and tea and coffee not checked. Only English tv news channels
Very good hotel in comparison to what is standard in Greece. In fact, it sticks out a bit as a big city hotel in a countryside/beach setting. The staff was mostly very polite and well intentioned. Small details only and probably not worth taking seriously. Associated guest services are a bit too expensive for the setting. I'd also raise that this is not a beach location -- and the beach nearby isn't anywhere near the quality of the hotel so don't expect it to be.
everything!!!! The hotel is very beautiful, comfortable and nice... The stuff is excellent... And chef is the best!!!!
The only real issue was the awful smell that was coming from the bathroom. The reception staff said they would send maintenance to have a look but no-one actually made an effort to speak to us about it.This was a very big problem and l would not stay again at the hotel because of it.Also, l am in the travel industry and this is a very bad outcome.
Service was 110%, Staff 110% it was clean and a very pleasent/new/nice hotel
the service was very good and also the food was perfect.i the location
It is new. The owners are looking after the details of the business. No direct access to sea. You have to exit the hotel to get to the beach.
The staff is very nice and handfull.the location is great,the breakfast is good no vechtable.the hotel is clean.we will come back. everything is very good.but in breakfest no vechtable.
the hotel was quite and the staff was friendly. bathroom in the room
The only thing that i liked was the view because we could see the sea, not a spectacular view but not something that you see every day. The bathroom was very bad, the walls had traces of mold making to be a strench of breathing. The room was quite small for a 4 star hotel.
I liked the hotel. It was close to the beach and walking distance to everything including the square with all the outdoor bars at night. The room was comfy, had wi-fi, tv, a balcony with a sea view and we really enjoyed our stay. Not that I can comment on. The reception staff were very nice, wasn't too impressed with the bar person...but no big deal.
Very professional check-in. Reasonable breakfast with good opening times. Internet access is free (even if notices in rooms need updating). Parking ok (restricted but we did not have issues in Aug). Stairs to access the hotel reception, also one of the rooms was very small. Breakfast could do with full size toaster working for non pre-sliced bread.
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Management was there to help you 24/7 with anything you need and they were very accomodating. The location of the Hotel was also ideal for exploring the entire Island of Zakynthos.
Clean and nice rooms, polite personnel, close to Zakynthos center there was no parking
Room was very big and clean,staff is allways available... You have to pay for wifi,and it's really expensive
Location was great. Nice and quite. Friendly staff. Room was very basic. There was no bath only shower, which was tiny! The kitchen area was very basic (glad I wasn't planning on eating in!) with no kettle, minimum equipment which was quite grotty. The bed linen (which had holes in it) and towels were only changed once. Overall disappointing.
Clean hotel with a friendly stuff.. We stayed in a room outside the hotel main building, across the road. Even though it was clean and large enough it didn't reflect by all means to our reservation. It was as we booked a room to a small pension. Maybe for that we could book at a better price...
Very good kitchen ,very nice family ,good location , clean ,nice place to come back.
Very clean,spacious,staff and managers were extraordinary.They really make you fell like home.You have a big heart and we thank you for that.We felt amazing.
The family running the hotel were really friendly and couldn't do enough for us. The pool was great, very clean and we all loved swimming in it. There were plenty of sunloungers in the shade or the sun depending on individual preference. It was never crowded and it was a lovely peaceful holiday with easy access to the beach. Air conditioning was included in both the apartment and the studio at no extra charge. The apartment had two balconies, one facing the pool and the other with sea views. The food in the restaurant was very good and the Greek night with BBQ and traditional dancing was such fun. We loved it!! The "full" kitchen in the 2 bed apartment comprised two electric rings and a kettle, so it would have been difficult to cook a whole family meal, but we hadn't planned to prepare more than a snack for lunch anyway. There was a random selection of crockery and cutlery, but sufficient for our needs.
I liked the great hospitality and friendliness of the hosts. I liked also the hotel's restaurant which serves excellent greek foods. Some of the room's furniture was quite old.
the welcome we received from pepi and takis they could not do enough for you we felt like part of their family. playing pool with takis. the swimming pool was the cleanest pool ever.
Location, friendliness of staff, comfort...
We have been to Zante for the past five years and each time we walked along the beach, up the steps (there are 104) to take in the view. We always said that we would like to stay there. This year we did, though I have to say it was quite difficult to book as it is not with any Travel Agent. Having now stayed there if we return to Zante again we will not be staying at any other hotel Only that the beds are quite hard, although we were aware of this as a number of reviews on the Balcony website mentioned it but it was not a problem
staff, restaurant, view was incredible, close to town beds were hard
Fantastic location- very nice staff. The view from the balcony each evening really was a fantastic part of the holiday.
The room looks lovelly and as the name sais the balcony is everything. The rooms is quite big, underful view, they were cleaning the room every day. There is one big minus for this hotel and please be carefull with the bufet. We inform them about the mouldy eggs, next days we had same problem with bread.
Everything from the friendliness and efficiency of the staff in the hotel and restaurant to the spectacular views were extremely enjoyable...
the location is great, the staff is ok, very pleasant, room is big and clean. the breakfast is rather poor.
Best place to stay when in Zakynthos - not a big hotel, family run, perfect location with fabulous evening and morning views. Hotel's advice and help renting a motoroller was superb - we travelled around the island for a very good price. Sandy beach is downstairs :) Must try hotel's restaurant, which is very very good.
the view and atmosphere shower facility in stead of a bath
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - January 17, 1995, New Braunfels, Texas Club Notes Tuesday, Jan. 17,1995 ■ Herald-Zeitung INew Braunfels Emergency Communications New Braunfels Emergency Communications held its Christmas party December 8, 1994. It was preceded by ^short meeting which was attended T>y 16 members and 8 guests. Thiee of the guests were voted into membership. - For the Christmas party, each mem-»er brought either a covered dish or a lessen. Pot roast and potatoes were enjoyed by all. There were 6 small children in attendance and each received a bag of Christmas goodies. The dessert table I -was decorated with a poinsettia cen-| Itcrpiece which was given away in a | ^drawing.isos Food Bank The regular monthly meeting of the ISOS Inc. Food Bank board of directors is held Dec. 19 at 248 Merriweather, hose directors present included: ladys Barding, First Protestant; Bill Doolittle, First United Methodist; Inez Fortson and Myra Ebert, Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church; Dorothy Weems. Eastside Baptist; Betty Wright, Oakwood Baptist; Elmo Fischer, Faith United Church; Howard Beutler, Peace Lutheran; Betty Drawe and Melba Wetz, New Braunfels Presbyterian; and Frances Divine, First Baptist. All clients will need to be recertified in Jan. 1995. Although food donations were slow during the summer and early fall, donations arrived in a timely manner in November and December. The direc-tprs and volunteers are very grateful to the citizens of Comal County. SOS could not have helped the needy unless everyone continued to help with food and monetary donations. Fhe group of faithful volunteers are to be commended for their dedication. All the work of SOS Food Bank is totally done by volunteers. SOS wishes to thank the followingPersonals ■ John W. Bartram of New Braun-Eels, a senior German and History P major at Texas A&M University, is lone of 25 James Earl Rudder Nor-i^mandy scholars who recently returned fTtrom France after completing a ngorous I Semester of courses on the causes, i effects and aftermath of World WarI 11 J The students ended their semester * with a trip to Cain, Normandy. France, $ for a three-week study of battlefields, ii beaches, cemeteries and museums. i The trip was funded by scholarships I awarded to 25 outstanding students by I the program named after Gen. James I Earl Rudder, Texas A&M Class of S 1932.Lutheran Brotherhood The Lutheran Brotherhood Cedar Branch #8886 donated $400 worth of food to distribute to needy families In ^rothf na?,?9 th! Pfrs°nn®' fr°m Wuest's prepared the large order in thirty packages of food which were then delivered to families in the New Braunfels, Canyon Lake and San Marcos areas by Cedar Branch volunteers. Pictured (left to right) are Howard Beutler, Branch volunteer; Johny Bueche, Wuest manager; Greg Gunderson, District Representative Lutheran Brotherhood; Larry Crowell, Cedar Branch Secretary; Raelynn Lunsford, Branch volunteer; and Kay and Frank Eaton, Branch volunteers from Canyon Lake ■ Mr. Wayne Stanley of Seguin has just completed his participation as aStammtisch for donations in November: Faith United Church; Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church (Christian Mothers); St. Joseph Episcopal; Peace Lutheran; St. Paul Lutheran; First United Methodist; Oakwood Baptist; First Protestant; New Braunfels Presbyterian; ADM Milling Co.; Hill Country Coffee and Vending; Eden Heights residents; Preceptor RHO Beta Sigma Phi; Oak Run C.S.A.; Knights of Columbus; K.D. Smith; Beta Sigma Phi; Jackie Scott; Virginia Leigh Car- member of the 1994 Texas Quality Award Board of Examiners. The Texas Quality Award, administered by Quality Texas, is offered annually to Texas organizations that demonstrate the highest levels of quality. As an Examiner, Mr. Stanley was responsible for reviewing and evaluating applications submitted for the award. The Board of Examiners was compnsed of leading quality experts selected from industry, government, professional and trade organizations, and educational institutions. All examinee completed a ngorous preparation course. ■ Mr. and Me. Raymond Camarera) wish a very special "Happy Birthday" to Mrs. Camareno's brother Master Sergeant Luis Valdez, Jr. He is a den; Day Spring Christian Church Middle School; First Protestant Pre-School; New Braunfels Middle School; Canyon High Student Council and several anonymous donations. There was also a donation from the Newcomers Club. Retired Eagles Activities Club The Retired Eagles Activities Club met on Dec. 18th at Eagles Hall for their Christmas party with 50 members and 2 guests present. Two mem- Retired Veteran of the United States Manne Corps. B December 30th was very special for Mrs. Sofia Camareno, who shared her birthday that day with both her granddaughter Celeste Torres and her great-granddaughter, Courtney Renee Ramsey. A belated "Happy Birthday" to all three. ■ Vanessa Young, daughter ofrMr. and Mrs. John M. Young of New Braunfels, has recently been selected to attend the National Young Leadership Conference in Washington, D C., Jan. 17-23, 1995. Vanessa is currently a senior at Canyon High School. The National Young Leadership Convention is sponsored by the Congressional Youth Leadership Council. hers were unable to attend due to illness. Six birthdays and 2 anniversaries were recognized among members for the month of December. For the party's entertainment, members played cards, dominoes and other games. A guessing game produced a winner in Sylvia Brehmer. Officers for 1995 include Raymond Voges, President; Ervin Schroeder, Vice-President; Sylvia Brehmer, Secretary; James Schlather, Treasurer; and Louise Schlather, Sergeant-at-Arms. The goal of this organization is to provide the leaders of tomorrow an opportunity to gain an intimate view of the governmental process. Participants are to be greeted in the House of Representatives and attend special issue briefings with lobbyists and special interest groups. Other activities include scheduled meetings with their state tepresenta-tives and senators where ihcy may discuss issues of concern lo them and their communities. There is also a simulation of the executive branch including "If I Were President During the International Crisis." The Congressional Youth Leadership Council believes that by touching a person's life more young people will return to their communities with a better understanding of their rights and Installation of officers will be during the next meeting on Jan. 15th at Eagles Hall, 2:00 - 6:00 p.m. Those having a birthday or anniversary during the month of Jan. may bring a cake or cookies.Texas lota Master On Dec. 12th, 1994, Texas Iota Master Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi had its annual Christmas party and a very, very brief meeting at the John New-combe Tennis Ranch. Hostesses were Willie Mae Coffman, Vivian Hildebrand, Verna Mae Dean, Lottie Miller and Charlie Mae DeVassie. A delicious buffet dinner was served to 30 members and guests. The Waltzing Matilda Room was transformed into a Christmas scene, decorated with garlands of holly and a large Christmas tree. The buffet table was laid with green and white tablecloths, green transposed onto white. Individual tables were set on green tablecloths with wh it; folded napkins depicting a burning taper adorned with a small corsage at the base made of holly, red Scotch plaid ribbon and a gold bauble. Place cards were white Christmas trees adorned with colorful metallic stars placed in a red and white Christmas stocking filled with holiday candies. Each table had a centerpiece consisting of a white candle in a hurricane chimney surrounded with holly, red Scotch plaid ribbon and gold baubles interwoven. Grace was given by Verna Mae Dean. After dinner, gifts to Beta Buddies and guests were exchanged, and carols were sung led by Ann Kleeman at the piano. While singing "Jingle Bells," Jolly Santa (aka Willie Mae Coffman) made an entrance ringing Wk with a bellv bouncing in rhythm to the bells! Wishes that individuals had written and submitted earlier were read by Santa and he tried to fulfill them. For example, a guest wished for a long and healthy life and Santa complied by giving an Eveready battery that goes Vanessa Young on-and on-and on! Members attending and their guests were: Willie Mae Coffman and husband Wallace; Gayna Lynn Holden; Verna Mae Dean; Charlie Mae DeVassie; Jeanette Felger and husband Ray; Vivian Hildebrand and guests Bee and Dee Scheel and Preston Staats; Kitty Hufft and husband Howard; Glenny Kirchhof; Ann Kleeman; Norma Peterson and husband Pete; Jane Reinarz and husband Randy; Sydonia Rompel; Evelyn Schleuter and husband Willie; Emma Schrier, Gladys Smith and husband Wes; Dorothy Wegner and guest Marie Jarisch; Bobby Whites; and Elaine Campbell and guest Jo Tolle.American Legion Post #179 Ladies Auxiliary The American Legion Ladies' Auxiliary #179 met at the Post Home on Nov. 28th at 5:00 p.m. to decorate it .for Christmas. A covered dish supper was served to all and President Patsy Vineyard thanked everyone for attending. The Auxiliary collected toys during the month of Nov. for the local Children's Shelter and a large brightly decorated box was delivered to the shelter in time for Christmas. The American Legion and its Ladies Auxiliary held their annual Christmas party at the Post Home on Dec. 16th. Jim Pickett, Sr. Vice-President, and Patsy Vineyard introduced the guests for the evening which included 14th District Vice-President Leon Helmke and his wife, Joan; Cookie Barboza, President of VFW Auxiliary 11050; and Ardith Mueller, Senior Vice-President of VFW Auxiliary 5th District. A dinner and dance followed. 77te Herald-Zeitung welcomes news about your club. Send it to: Herald-Zeitung Club Notes 707 Landa St. New Braunfels, TX 78130 or fax to 625-J224. responsibilities as a citizen in a participatory democracy. Participants of the National Youth Leadership Council accept sponsorships and donations to defray their costs. Vanessa would like to thank Continental Airlines for providing the tickets and all other businesses and individuals for their donations. Vanessa is still accepting donations to cover her expenses. The Herald-Zeitung welcomes Personal items for this column. Send them to: Herald-Zeitung Personals 707 Landa St. New Braunfels, TX 78130 or fax to 625-9144 Please keep items brief and allow four weeks for publicationCity-wide garage tale The second annual City-Wide Garage Sale sponsored by the Children's Museum in New Braunfels is sure to be bigger and better than last year. Come to buy, browse, or rent a booth for yourself or your organization. Booth rental is $25 for one and $20 for each additional - on a first come, first served basis. The sale date is March 5 from IO a m. to 4 p.m. at the C ivic Center. Sign up for a booth at The Children's Museum. If you would like to donate goods or volunteer to I work, call 620-0939.Paper drive The Parent Boosters of Boy Scout Troop 387 are having a paper drive. They will be collecting newspapers, magazine#, and old telephone books. The drop-off date and location will be announced. For pick up or more information please contact Tammy at 609-1204.Nurses In Touch Those interested in volunteering at Nurses in Touch Community Hospice should sign up for a training session to be held from 6:00-9:00 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 2, at the New Braunfels Branch of Nurses in Touch Home Health, 205 Castell Place. Call Susan Schwartz-Mobna at I-800-979-9771 to make your reservations.Books sought The Friends of Dittlmger Memorial Library aa* eagerly seeking books, puzzles, video and audio cassettes and other appropnate items for their fall book sale. Please take the items to the library or call 629-2359 to arrange for pick up.Tutors noodod The Comal County Adult Literacy Council is in need of volunteer tutors to teach non-readers or low-level readers. Tutor training and materials are provided. For more information, call VerNell Martinez at 625-9480.Continuing education The following free classes are sponsored by the local school districts, Texas Education Agency and the Literacy Council for adults in New Braunfels. These classes are continuous and students may register at any class meeting. Lone Star Elementary, 2443 W. San Antonio St., Rooms 27 & 29, Monday and Wednesday, 7:00-9:00 p.m.: GED; and English as a Second Language (ESL). (This class is for adults who speak another language and who wish to learn to read, write and speak English) New Braunfels High School, Room C: GED, Tuesday and Thursday, 7:00-9:00 p.m. Community Service Center, 132 I added St.: GED, Monday—Thursday, 9:00-4:00 p.m.; and ESL, Tuesday and Thursday, 7:00-9:00 p.m. Bulverde: For more information concerning GED and ESL classes call Nancy Poe at 980-7854 Mountain Valley: For more information concerning GED and ESL classes call Ann Toussaint at 833-5336 or 885-7674 Free I utors are available to any adult 17 or older who needs to learn to read. Please call 629-2731 or 620-6200, Monday through Friday, 9:00 -4:00. For more information call 629-2731, 620-6200 or 658-5936. All classes are free for adults in New Braunfels. The cooperative has formal GED graduation ceremonies at the conclusion of the year in May.Attention German immigrants Important message to all German immigrants who came to the United States before 1978. The Alien Registration card needs to be renewed in San Antonio at the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Office before March 20, 1995. Cost is $75.00 and applicant We're Meeting The Canyon High School Class of 1985 is planning its 10-year reunion for June 17. Help is needed in contacting all classmates. Call Scott Syamken at 625-5290, or Leona Soechting at 828-3748 with updated addresses or to volunteer to help plan the event. The Garden Ridge Area Women's Club invites members and friends to share a gourmet lunch with Albert Schweitzer Thursday, Jan. 19 at 10:30 a.m. at the Forest Waters Lodge. Sculptor/storyteller Jay Hester will create a bust of Schweitzer while relating his subject's life story. RSVP to Fey Harris at 651-5201 or Evelyn Miller at 651-9718. The dub is also preparing for a garage sale March 18. Call Jeme Camplin at 651-5926 or Betty Richter at 651-6668 to reserve a table. The New Braunfels Marsch-und Wandergruppe will meet Tuesday, Jan. 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center on Landa St. Members are reminded that dues for 1995 should be paid to Treasurer Don Flick. Anyone interested m walking for fun and fitness is invited to attend. Call President Don Hildebrand at 620-6522 for information. The New Braunfels IRIS Society will meet Tuesday, Jan. 17, at 7:30 p.m. at the Victoria State Bank Annex. New Braunfels Band Boosters will be meeting in the Band Hall at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 17. The George A. Garcia VFW Post 11050 will have their monthly meeting on January 17th at 7:30 p.m. at the American Legion Post 179 on Coll Street. There will be a planning session for the Reunion of the New Braunfels High School Class of 1945 on Tuesday, Jan. 17,1995 at 6:30 p.m. at the residence of Harvey Serold. All exes are invited. 2:00 p.m. in the Knights of Columbus Hall. Mr. Everett Fey will be our guest speaker. On Jan. 19, the Newcomers Club sponsors International Night at the Senior Citizens Center at 5:30 p.m. Guests are asked to bring a covered dish from their favorite countries. National Association of Retired Federal Employees, Chapter 666, will meet at Senior Citizen's Center, Friday, Jan. 20, at 9:30 a rn Rev. Bill Arnold, guest speaker, will give a presentation on Alaska. The New Braunfels Area Quilt Guild meets the 3rd Saturday of every month at 9:30 a m. at the New Braunfels Christian Church Fellowship Hall on Loop 337. Membership is open to everyone. The Wednesday Quilting Bee meets every Wednesday afternoon from 1:00-4:00. Visitors are welcome. needs 2 passport pictures. For more information, call Helgard Suhr at 625-6330.ArtBaat *95 Young artists, design a logo to be used for Youth ArtBeat '95, a festival of the arts to be held Feb. 18-25 in New Braunfels. This logo will be used for T-shirts, programs and posters/flyers promoting Youth ArtBeat "95. Students pre-K to grade 12 are invited to enter their designs. Designs should be submitted to school art teaches or the Main Street office, 424 S. Castell. Deadline for submission is Jan. 18. The themes for Youth ArtBeat '95 are: I) Historic downtown New Braun fels 'Heart of the City', 2) Sesquicentennial Year - 1995, 3) Cultural Heritage and 4) Texas Public Schools Week - Landscape for Learning. Youth ArtBeat '95 is sponsored by the Main Street Program in cooperation with the Downtown Association, NBISD, C1SD, Sts. Peter & Paul, NB Christian, NB Art League, Hummel Museum and Childrens' Museum. Call 608-2100 for information.Business counseling The business counselor from UTS A's School of Business is in the Chamber of Commerce office every Tuesday to offer counseling in topics of interest to anyone in business or considering starting a business. Topics cover financing, personnel, business planning, taxes, expansion and many others. The service is free and confidential. Appointments may be made by calling 625-2385.Sesquicentennial calendar The New Braunfels Conservation Society has a limited number of Sesquicentennial Calendars remaining. This limited edition Sesquicentennial souvenir may be purchased at the following locations: Forke Store at Conservation Plaza, Sophienburg Museum, Sophienburg Archives, Quick Kopy and Headrick Country Home Antiques. Cost is $8. For information, call 629-2943.Art Laagua meets Ruth Bowers will discuss sculpture in its many forms at the New Braunfels Art League meeting tonight at 7 p.m. at the NBAL building, 239 W. San Antonio St. She is a former art teacher at New Braunfels Christian School and Houston schools and also taught at Leakey HFB Ranch. The meeting is open to the public.Pep rally A Project Graduation pep rally will be held Saturday, Jan. 21 at the New Braunfels Luby's Cafetena. County Judge Carter Casteel will emcee the event, which will feature guest speakers from area high schools. Everyone is invited to attend and show their support. High school seniors will get credit for a special raffle to be held at the Project Graduation parties. Kick-off time for the rally is 10:30 a.m.Rad Cross orientation Anyone interested in becoming a Red Cross volunteer is invited to an orientation 9 a m. Jan. 21 at the McKenna Memonal Hospital second floor conference room. For information, call Lola Behrens at 625-9764.Childrsn's hour Your child will spend an hour with the Landa Recreation Center staff playing, singing, and making crafts at the City of New Braunfels Parks and Recreation Department's 'Children' Hour: Finger Fun". This program will focus on activities that your child can do with his or her hands and fingers. Activities will include hand shadows, fingerprint art, and songs that include hand and body motions. This program is for children ages four and five. The program is Tuesday, Jan. 24 from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p m at the Landa Recreation Center. I ee is $3 per child. Pre-registration is required and is being taken at the Landa Recreation Center until Jan. 20. Parents are not required to stay during class time, but must accompany the child to and from class. For information, call 608-2167 or go to the Landa Recreation Center located in Landa Park. *Legion dane** The American Legion H.U. Wood Post 145 will host two dances in the month of January. On the 21st they'll have the Texas Top Hands- 50th year of Country Western Swing Music. On the 28th they ll have ballroom dancing featuring Leroy Grohman. For reservations call 379-1079 or 379-6709. ;
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Neonatologist Michael Giuliano of Hackensack University Medical Center on saving teeny babies
Neonatology is a specialty of pediatrics focusing on the medical care of newborns, especially ill or premature ones. Dr. Michael Giuliano, an Englewood resident, is chief of neonatology at Hackensack University Medical Center. He received his medical degree from the SUNY Downstate College of Medicine and did his residency in pediatrics and his fellowship in neonatolgy at New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center. He is an associate professor of pediatrics at the New Jersey Medical School and is the national representative for the New Jersey Collaborative at the National Vermont Oxford Network.
Q. Tell us about your most challenging case.
Recently, I had a very complex case involving a baby with Noonan syndrome, a genetic disorder. It's a complex disease with multiple-system issues. It affects the heart, the lungs. … Those babies are usually the most challenging — multiple syndromes, multiple abnormalities, where you have five different specialists working together. Those are the hardest babies to take care of.
The baby was in the hospital for quite a long period of time, months. I don't want to give a lot more detail because I don't want to reveal the identity of the baby. But it was in the hospital for quite a long period of time. Months.
Q. What's the tiniest baby you ever treated?
The baby was 400 grams, which is 14 ounces, and 28 weeks gestational age. That baby survived and did quite well. It was a baby whose mother had problems with her blood pressure, and the baby was small for its gestational age. … But the baby, with all that stress, was actually quite mature and had a fairly straightforward course, though it was incredibly small.
Q. What's the youngest baby you've ever treated?
A little more than 22 weeks and four days. That was a baby we recently just sent home, and I was picked to be the godfather.
It was just premature labor. No reason for it. Most premature deliveries have no explanation.
Q. What is most difficult about your work?
Trying to explain very complex concepts to people of varying backgrounds and making it understandable. It is hard when someone doesn't have a science background to understand certain things, and we always want parents to understand what we're trying to do.
Q. Do premature babies have more health problems and other issues?
The short answer is yes. Those problems tend to be with their lungs, their eyes and their brains.
Q. Are more and more babies now born prematurely?
No. That's a misconception. The rate of prematurity has actually been falling slightly over the past few years. The last year I have data for is 2012 – down 11.5 percent from over 12 percent in the mid-2000s.
Q. What kind of advances have we made in the field of neonatology?
We give steroids. They help the babies mature their lungs, their brains and their kidneys. That's one of the most critical things we can do. And one of the biggest advancements is that, in general, less is more. We use less respirators, less intravenous nutrition and more breast milk. … The level of care has become less intense. … It has dramatically improved the outcomes. … About five years ago, the Department of Health brought together all the perinatal centers throughout the state of New Jersey, and they have been working together to improve the care of babies across the state.
We have already participated in a national study about infections in the hospital that has dramatically decreased the instances of infection. … It's a perfect example of when units come together collaboratively and approach a problem. When I first came to New Jersey eight years ago, none of the units talked to each other at all.
Q. What would surprise people most about your work?
That we're doing less and getting better outcomes. The advancements have been to do less. We have realized some of our interventions have caused some harm, and so we learned how to use them more appropriately.
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The facility provides cover for a broad spectrum of companies including: software development; hardware manufacture; internet and application services providers; data hosting and data storage services; and telecom systems, as well as system and data integration providers.
The insurance and reinsurance underwriting facility is led by Barbican Syndicate 1955. Other consortium members are Novae Syndicate 2007, Kiln Syndicate 510 and ANV Syndicate 1861.
Stuart Quinlan, deputy active underwriter of Syndicate 1955, and Geoff White, underwriting manager and head of Barbican's specialist eRisks division, are the lead underwriters.
Quinlan said: "By establishing this facility as a consortium composed of a number of syndicates all with experience in the technology sector, we are able to offer customers, and particularly larger technology firms, the line size necessary to attract such business into the Lloyd's market. This line capacity is provided by a highly experienced team and supported by a dedicated claims service which includes specific technology expertise."
White added: "The technology E&O sector is a highly competitive one. However, by offering the sector knowledge required to understand the varied needs of an extensive customer base; the flexibility to adapt our insurance products to meet often rapidly changing market requirements; as well as a robust and competitive pricing model, all built upon a long-term strategy aimed at ensuring that as our customers evolve over the years we are there to support that process – we firmly believe we will quickly establish a strong position in the market."
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Thread: 034 Motorsport builds an awesome widebody 2464 pound Audi TT-RS racecar with a 372 horsepower 2.5 liter TFSI inline-5 and... front wheel drive
034 Motorsport builds an awesome widebody 2464 pound Audi TT-RS racecar with a 372 horsepower 2.5 liter TFSI inline-5 and... front wheel drive
This is quite simply awesome. 034 Motorsport took a second generation Audi TT-RS and turned it into a beast of a road racing car. The motor is the same 2.5 liter inline-5 that sees duty in the TT-RS tweaked slightly to output 372 horsepower. Not huge power, but offering great power to weight when one considers this car is 820 pounds lighter than the street car on which it is based at 2464 pounds.
The bodywork is a mixture of carbon fiber, aluminum, and glass. It adds about 5.5 inches of width to the car along with a capability for an additional 1500 pounds of downforce. Wide and super lightweight magnesium wheels fill out the new fenders.
The car also does not retain the all wheel drive system, it's front wheel drive. This is likely partially due to weight but also because at this power level the all wheel drive is not necessary. It's simply faster as a race car this way. It is the only front wheel drive car to secure a pole and podium spot during a VLN series race.
Pretty awesome work by 034 Motorsport who could uncork a lot more power from that motor if they wanted to. As is, this is one badass Audi TT which it certainly better be for an estimated $250,000 worth of work.
Audi TTRS Race Car (VLN, 24H) - Technical Data Vehicle
Model: Improved Production-Based Touring Car (SP4T, VLN, and 24H Nürburgring Rules)
- Integral Body (Steel/Aluminum Hybrid Construction)
- Steel Safety Cage
- Aluminum, Carbon, Aramid, and Glass Fiber Bodywork
- Inline Five Cylinder Engine
- 4 Valves Per Cylinder, DOHC
- Turbocharged (Boost Pressure Limited to 2.8 bar Absolute)
- Gasoline Direct Injection (TFSI)
- HJS Catalytic Converter
Engine Management: Bosch Mototronic MED 9.1.2
Engine Lubrication: Wet Sump
Cubic Capacity: 2,480 cc (82.5 mm Bore x 92.8 mm Stroke)
Power: 372 Horsepower at 6,000 RPM
Torque: 391 Foot-Pounds at 2,500 – 4,000 RPM
- Pneumatically Controlled 6-Speed Sport Sequential Gearbox with Paddle Shift
- Front Wheel Drive
- Traction Control (Multistage ASR)
Clutch: Three Plate Sinter Metal Race Clutch (ZF Sachs)
Differential: Mechanical Limited-Slip Differential
Driveshafts: Constant Velocity Sliding Driveshafts
Steering: Electric Power Rack and Pinion Steering
- Independent Suspension Front and Rear
- Front Strut Type Axle
- Front and Rear Subframes and Wishbone are Made from Welded Steel Tubes
- Front and Rear Uprights are Machined from High-Strength Aluminum
- Coil Springs and Adjustable Dampers (KW)
- Front and Rear Quick-Adjustable Anti-Roll Bars
- Hydraulic Dual Circuit Brake System with Brake Balance Adjuster
- 355mm Full Floating Brake Discs with Brembo 6-Piston Racing Calipers (Front)
- Steel Brake Discs with AP Racing 2-Piston Racing Calipers (Rear)
- Bosch Motorsport ABS
Wheels: O.Z. Racing 11″x18″ Cast Magnesium Wheels (R8 LMS)
Tires: 305-680/18 Pirelli P Zero
Length: 4,765 mm
Width: 1,980 mm
Height: 1,297 mm
Start Weight (Minimum): 1,120 kg (Depending on Accessories)
Fuel Capacity (Maximum): 110 Liters
Seat System: Audi Sport Customer Racing Race Shell (FIA Approved)
Fire Extinguisher: Audi Sport


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IN CONJUNCTION with the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims, the Ministry of Communications has announced that the National Road Safety Seminar themed 'Our Strive Towards Safer System' is scheduled for December 15 and 16.
The opening will be conducted at the Ministry of Communications, while the afternoon session and second day of the seminar will be held at Institut Teknologi Brunei.
The seminar, open to the public, will feature nine presentations. Its facilitators will include an international speaker and eight local speakers from the National Road Safety Council (NRSC), each of whom will present working papers.
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Representatives from Brunei Automobile & Trade Association (BATA) will discuss active safety features that help prevent cars from crashing, passive safety features that help protect road users involved in road crash, and comfort driving features.
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If you are under 18, there is still time to apply for free teaching lessons from professionals, through the American Go Foundation. Yi Lun Yang 7P, Janice Kim 3P, and Jennie Shen 2P, will offer lessons online to students who qualify. Applicants must be AGA members, currently in grades K-12, and not had private professional lessons before (attending a lesson at a previous congress is not a problem). Applicants will be judged on their demonstrated interest in go, their short essays and any letters of recommendation. Finalists may be asked to play a game against a strong amateur to confirm their enthusiasm. Six lessons will be provided to each player selected. The deadline for applications is January 1 2013. Apply to get stronger today, click here to download the form. -Paul Barchilon, E-J Youth Editor.
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Saturday December 22, 2012
EuroGoTV: December 20
Saturday December 22, 2012
Alpar Kilinc Go Turnuvasi: The 2012 Alpar Kilinc Go Turnuvasi, played from 12-15/16 in ODTU – Ankara, Turkey, was won by Bertan Bilen 2d, second was Giray Erdi 2d and third was Fatih Sulak 2d (photo Ertug Akkol 1d)… Braila- Junior City Championship 2012: The Braila- Junior City Championship 2012, played on 12/15 in Braila, Romania, was won by Theodor Tomas 2d, second was Albert Trifan 13k and third was Ana Ruxandra Gavriliu 17k… Moscow Cup Semifinal: The Moscow Cup Semifinal, played from 12/15-16 in Moscow Russia, was won by Vjacheslav Kajmin 2d, second was Ivan Bojkov 1k and third was Sofia Mazlova 1d… Torneo di Udine: The third Torneo di Udine, played on 12/16 in Udine, Italy, was won by Leonardo Giuliato 3k, second was Andres Saro 4k and third was Dusan Milavec 5k… SRP go-tournament: The 11th SRP go-tournament, played on 12/16 in Zagreb, Croatia, was won by Kristina Sicaja 20k, second was Tomislav Spoljaric 20k third Karlo Caic 20k… Austrian Championship Finals: the champion has yet to be decided; 2011 champion Schayan Hamrah and Viktor Lin both scored 4 wins each in the finals and will play a best-of-three match to determine the winner; go newbie Markus Flenner made an impressive video of the event, with Christina Colin starring as a reporter… Karelia Championship: The Championship of Karelia, played from 12/08-09 in Petrozavodsk, Russia, was won by Vladimir Shvecov 3d, second was Ivan Kulikovskij 5d (left) and third was Nikolaj Zajcev 3d… Cup of Perm Region: The Cup of Perm Region, played from 12/08-09 in Perm, Russia, was won by Segej Pavlov 3d, second was Alexej Solovskij 2d and third was Segej Sonin 2d… Championship of Novosibirsk: The Championship of Novosibirsk, played from 12/08-09 in Novosibirsk, Russia, was won by Roman Li 4d, second was Vitalij Radnaev 1d and third was Pavel Pristupa 1d… Kurgan Championship: The Championship of Kurgan, played from 12/01-02 in Kurgan, Russia, was won by Oleg Novikov 2d, second was Sergej Sonin 2d and third was Kirill Radaev 1k… Izhevsk Open Cup: The Open Cup of Izhevsk, played from 12/01-02 in Izhevsk, Russia, was won by Jurij Beljaev 3d, second was Igor Nemlij 5d (right) and third was Sergej Korolev 1k… - adapted from EuroGoTV, which includes winner reports, crosstabs, game records and photos. Edited by Taylor Litteral
Baduk TV English Drops Prices, Expands Options
Saturday December 22, 2012
Baduk TV English — the partnership between Baduk TV and Go Game Guru – has just introduced new pricing plans, reducing prices by as much as 60% Baduk TV Live is available for $7 per month, Baduk TV On Demand is $10/month and Baduk TV English is now $20/month. The brand-new Baduk TV Day Pass provides 1-day access to all videos for $2.70. The Baduk TV English introductory special offer — $1 for the first week of Baduk TV English, when you order a monthly subscription — ends this week, on Friday, December 21. The expanded pricing options and reduced costs are possible because of the success of the new service, says Go Game Guru's David Ormerod. "Thank you to everyone who's subscribed to Baduk TV and helped the service grow to this point. The support from the go community has been humbling, and it gives us the motivation we need to keep Go Game Guru going, day by day." Click here for complete details.
Portland Go Club Now a 501c3 Non-Profit
Saturday December 22, 2012
The Portland Go Club is now a 501c3 non-profit under federal tax code. "This means it is a charitable organization able to accept tax deductible donations and apply for foundation grants available to such organizations," reports Peter Freedman. The basis for the application was the club's active education and outreach program, both to the general public and particularly to children in schools. "The club has taught hundreds of children to play, in both public and private schools," says Freedman. Unlike many clubs, the club has not run tournaments for years; Oregon tournaments are run by the Corvallis Go Club and the Lewis and Clark Go club. The Portland club does, however, run matches between schools locally, where organizers teach, and between local schools and schools elsewhere (on KGS). Clubs interested in more detailed information can contact Freedman at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Updates: NAGC Adds $1,000 Team Prize; Catalin Taranu 5P Joins U.S. Pros in 10-Game Series
Friday December 21, 2012
The best-performing team at the February 8-17 N.A. Go Convention will win a $1,000 prize, reports organizer Edward Zhang."All you need to do is to team up with some friends and play the best go in your division," Zhang says. A minimum of seven players fulfills team eligibility. Players will still play the 6 or 8-round weekend tourney individually, and as in the Cotsen Open, a team score will be calculated. To get the early registration discounted rate, register before 12/25 and you can add the team name later. Early registrants will also receive a go book.
Romanian pro Catalin Taranu 5P will join U.S. professionals Andy Liu and Gansheng Shi in the 10-game series against Sedol Lee sponsored by the new go9dan.com server (New Go Server Launches With 10 Top Pros in $100,000 Invitational). The league will run from the end of January to April, and includes Lee Sedol, Lee Changho, Kong Jie, Xie He, Chen Yaoye, Park Junghwan, Kim Jisuk, Park Younghoon and Shi Yue.
Help Build the Future of Go in the US
Friday December 21, 2012
The American Go Foundation's annual fund-drive is under way. "Every dollar you give is matched by the hundreds of hours AGF board members, mentors and volunteers spend on helping our programs and encouraging others to teach go," says AGF President Terry Benson. The AGF and AGA worked "more closely than ever to promote go" in 2012, Benson says, and "Now the AGF needs to rebuild our treasury."
The AGF Store, previously available only to approved AGF programs, is now open to college clubs and AGA chapters, while continuing to serve schools, libraries and c
"If you have helped the AGF before," urges Benson, "please renew your support. If you haven't, please start now."
Myung-wan Kim to Broadcast Live Commentary on Park-Pan Ing Cup Showdown Starting Friday Night
Friday December 21, 2012
The first two games of the Ing Cup Final between Park Jung-hwan 9P and Fan Ting-yu 3P will be featured in the next installment of Myung-wan Kim 9P's AGA/Tygem live commentary tonight, Friday, December 21, at 8:30p EST, and then Sunday, 12/23, at the same time. Many pros give a slight edge in the match to the 19-year-old Park (left), currently number two in Korea, but expect the match-up with the Chinese 16-year-old Fan (right) to be very difficult for both players. Park, once called "the future emperor," has started to be called "the current emperor," says Kim, adding that "Park has completed the perfect Korean style. He has assembled every good part of a strong Korean go player's game. Lee Sedol's fighting spirit, Lee Chang-ho's endgame, Cho Hun-hyun's haengma." Fan, meanwhile, has been called the future of China by many experts including the legendary Nie Weiping 9P. Fan started playing at age four, and in his short career — including 2,000 games as a Tygem 9d in the last five years — has put together an impressive record against professionals of all levels and a very stable game style. "He doesn't readily collapse in any situation," Kim said. Fan worships Lee Chang-ho. Click here for GoGameGuru's report on the two young contenders earlier this year: Prodigies prevail at the 7th Ing Cup.
The live commentary will be set up in Tygem's World server, which is not expected to have the problems observers experienced during the recent Samsung final. Each player gets three hours and 30 minutes to play, along with up to three overtime periods of 35 minutes each costing a two-point penalty. In theory, along with the lunch hour, a game could last 11 hours. A second phase of the best-of-five final in Singapore will take place in January and will decide who gets the $400,000 first prize and the $100,000 runner-up prize.
Luo Tops Boulder Go Tourney
Thursday December 20, 2012
Thirty players attended the Rocky Mtn. Winter Go Tourney, held Dec. 15 in Boulder, CO. Ten of the players were youth, and prizes were given in three brackets. Xian Wu Luo 2d topped the dan division with four wins, while Laurie Linz 8k was undefeated in the Single Digit Kyu Bracket, and Dave Thomas 14k won the double digit kyu bracket with three wins. Alex Tsalyuk 26k won the newcomers section, for players in the 20-30kyu range, which included both 19×19 and 13×13 games; Tsalyuk won a free go set as his prize. Winners Report: Dan Division: 1st place: Xian Wu Luo 2d; 2nd place: Yi Yun-Bo 6d; SDK Division: 1st place: Laurie Linz 8k, 2nd place: Kent Evenson 1k; DDK Division: 1st place: Dave Thomas 14k, 2nd place: Akrom Amanov 16k; Newcomers: 1st place Alex Tsalyuk 26k, 2nd place Jimmy Mason 30k. The TDs were Eric Moakley and Paul Barchilon -Story and photo by Paul Barchilon E-J Youth editor.
Tournament Go Returns to New York City
Tuesday December 18, 2012
Barely a year old, the Gotham Go Club of Manhattan is hosting its first AGA-rated tournament January 12th. "The go scene when I moved here in 2011 was moribund," says Club founder and two time Congress Director Peter Armenia. "For a city this big, diverse, talented and wealthy it was almost embarrassing." "People are always telling me 'you can't do this in NYC, or you can't have a congress here in the city because it is too expensive,' Armenia added. "Baloney. Both our weekly Gotham Go Group and our upcoming tournament are in venues that offer the space for free!" The 4-round tournament will be held in Hostelling International New York's historic building (891 Amsterdam Ave between 103rd & 104th), which offers a "beautiful, clean, quiet space on New York's Upper West Side." The hostel offers a range of affordable options for those who need lodging for the tournament. There will be an open section for strong dan players and prizes for all sections; $30 entrance fee (AGA membership required). Click here to register or email Peter Armenia at email@example.com
Newmiller & Louderback Double Winners in Davis/Sacramento
Tuesday December 18, 2012
Jeff Newmiller 1k Allen Louderback 3k topped their divisions in the Davis/Sacramento Go Club Winter Quarterly Tournament on December 15 at the Arden-Dimick library in Sacramento. There was a field of eleven players, including two new AGA members. Newmiller (right) won the upper division, and Louderback (left) the lower, both with three wins. They were also the winners in their divisions of the annual club championship for having the most wins in the four tournaments this year.
- Willard Haynes