The Third Secret (novel) in 2013. Across the U.S. the company has had complaints for deceptive sales practices, delivery problems, not honoring its warranties and bait-and-switch techniques. Customer complaints are regularly ignored and lawsuits frequently follow. Bankruptcy. On July 18, 2010, Jennifer Convertibles filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. At the time of the filing Mr. Rami Abada was the president of the company and Harley Greenfield was the CEO. The company listed their assets valued at about $26 million, with debts estimated to be about $46.4 million. The large and unsecured creditors included Haining Mengnu; Ashley, with a $	Jennifer Furniture
4492286	1.4 million claim, Klaussner, and former manufacturer Stratford/Caye. Upon emergence from Chapter 11 in February 2011 the Chinese supplier and creditor Haining Mengnu Group received about 90% of the company's new stock. The new management team included CEO Gebing (Morris) Zou, while Mr. Abada continued as president. At the time of the re-organization Jennifer had 64 stores selling sleeper-sofas, eight Jennifer Leather stores and six licensed Ashley Furniture HomeStores in the New York City area. Jennifer Furniture Jennifer Furniture (formerly Jennifer Convertibles) is an American retail company, based in Great Neck, New York. The company is 	Jennifer Furniture
4492287	Muan International Airport Muan International Airport Muan International Airport () is an airport in Muan County, Jeollanam-do, South Korea. Construction of the airport began in 1997 and the airport opened on November 9, 2007. The airport serves the province of Jeollanam-do, especially the cities of Gwangju, Mokpo and Naju. It replaced the nearby Mokpo Airport and is expected to replace the nearby Gwangju Airport in the near future as well. In 2018, 543,247 passengers used the airport. The airport is managed by the Korea Airports Corporation. Muan International Airport Muan International Airport () is an airport in Muan County, Jeollanam-do, South Korea	Muan International Airport
4492288	The Third Secret (novel) The Third Secret (novel) The Third Secret is a 2005 novel written by Steve Berry. Plot. The story takes us behind the Vatican walls during the reign of a dying pope. Clement XV, a gentle, poetic German, keeps visiting the archives where the Third Secret of Fatima is kept. He is clearly troubled by something, but won't fully confide in his secretary, Father Colin Michener. He sends Michener to Romania with a message for a priest who runs an orphanage under appalling conditions, and gives him other strange errands. Michener is an Irish-American who fell in love and 	The Third Secret (novel)
4492289	broke his vows of celibacy with reporter Katerina Lew, now involved with another priest who has gone public with his sexual affairs and demanding the Church to allow priests to marry. All that Michener knows about Clement's problem is that it has to do with the Third Secret, which was (actually) written in Portuguese by Marian visionary Lucia Santos in the 1940s and (in the novel) translated into Italian for Pope John XXIII by the Romanian priest who now runs the orphanage. It was supposedly revealed to the world in 2000, but (as many suspect in real life) rumor 	The Third Secret (novel)
4492290	exists that what was revealed was only the first part of a longer message. As Michener gathers information for Clement, it is confirmed that there is" a second part and that the Romanian priest kept a copy (a "facsimile") of both parts, which he later sent to Clement with a letter saying "Why is the Church lying?" Michener learns that John XXIII started Vatican II partly as a response to what he read in the Third Secret, but without revealing it in 1960 (as Lucia actually said Mary had asked). Ambitious Cardinal Alberto d'Andrea (Valendrea ? - is this the correct spelling ?) and his secretary/lover, Paolo Ambrosi, carry on Machiavellian conspiracies behind the scenes, including having Katerina spy on Michener during his mysterious travels. D'Andrea (Valendrea ? - is this the correct spelling?) is determined to be Pope to bring back pre-Vatican II traditions. Equally determined to keep him from ever assuming the chair is the tough but decent Cardinal Ngovi. Clement dies without revealing what is really bothering him, and there is an intimate look at the kind of political jostling that takes place as an impending conclave looms. Amid all the dirty campaigning a secret exists that will either usher  the church into a new era or bring down the entire establishment. The actual contents of the Third Secret are revealed and confirmed in a startling climax. The book draws on accounts of visitations of Our Lady of Fatima and other important Marian apparitions. The Prophecy of the Popes is quoted in the text. Clement's obsession with the Fatima messages is based partly on that of Pope John Paul I, who, as Patriarch of Venice, met Lucia Santos and spoke with her for several hours. Deeply moved by the experience, he vowed to comply with Mary's reported request  for the Consecration of Russia. His attitudes toward birth control and homosexuality may also be reflected in certain aspects of the novel. The Third Secret (novel) The Third Secret is a 2005 novel written by Steve Berry. Plot. The story takes us behind the Vatican walls during the reign of a dying pope. Clement XV, a gentle, poetic German, keeps visiting the archives where the Third Secret of Fatima is kept. He is clearly troubled by something, but won't fully confide in his secretary, Father Colin Michener. He sends Michener to Romania with a message for a priest who