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The news came as the giant Japanese trading house denied that eventual losses from unauthorised copper dealing could reach $4bn (pounds 2.6bn), but said it would would appoint independent accounting and legal experts to assist in internal investigations into the $1.8bn loss.
Police in Vermont announced they would look again at the death of Paul Scully, a copper trader, shortly after he had voiced concerns about Yasuo Hamanaka, the Sumitomo trader at the centre of the scandal.
Mr Scully was killed when fire swept through his Vermont home five years ago. A police inquiry at the time failed to determine the exact cause of the fire, which burned Mr Scully beyond recognition. A final report suggested only that a burning cigarette may have been to blame.
Mr Scully had worked for the trading firm DLT Inc, whose chairman, David Threlkeld, has emerged as a putative hero in the Sumitomo scandal. Mr Threlkeld has claimed that he warned the London Metal Exchange in 1991 of his suspicions that Mr Hamanaka was conducting phoney copper trades.
The first hint of trouble came after he received memos from Mr Scully pointing out several problems with trades executed by Mr Hamanaka.
Separately, Sumitomo said that, as well as appointing outside experts to assist enquiries into losses, it would start rotating traders every few years to prevent them acquiring too much influence in a particular section.
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In New York, the metal fell to a 28-month low in brisk early trade, after tumbling on the London Metal Exchange. Three months' copper settled at $1,788 in London, down $102 from Friday's close, after touching $1,785 at one stage, a level last reached two and a half years ago.
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One of the scariest forms of natural disasters is the volcano. The thought of hot gas, ash, and molten rock destroying homes and taking lives is a very disturbing thought indeed. A volcano located in Peru has sat dormant for 40 years. Late last year the volcano rumbled back to life and started to throw ash into the air reports The Inquisitor.
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Many U.S. audiences would need a refresher course in Soviet economic theory and politics just to make heads or tails of the thriller "Tycoon."
That's not a complete surprise, considering the film was produced in Russia and assumes that knowledge of such things is a given. However, the fact that "Tycoon" is somewhat impenetrable for moviegoers outside its home country is just one of its numerous problems.
In some ways, the movie may bring to mind John Boorman's superior 1998 thriller "The General," which at least had the sense to not overuse the flashback storytelling technique. But "Tycoon" flashes back and forth in time so often that it becomes confusing and more than a little tiresome.
The title refers to Plato Makovski (Vladimir Mashkov), an enterprising capitalist who takes advantage of the many business opportunities to be had in the former Soviet Union, circa the mid-'80s. And he's not the only one. All of his former university buddies have also prospered, joining the ranks of the so-called oligarchs (Russian mobsters) who rule the country thanks to their economic clout.
However, petty jealousies and bickering turn this once-loyal group of friends into enemies, which comes to a head when at least one of them tries to take out Plato.
But the gimmicky storytelling undoes the film, as the film works its way backward, using the attempt to kill Plato as a starting point. The filmmakers would have been better off with a more direct, linear story line that might have allowed for some real character development (if not a helpful recap of recent Russian history).
Even the cast seems hampered by all the changes in time periods; Mashkov never seems certain how old he's supposed to be. The strongest performance comes from Mariya Mironova, as Plato's lover."Tycoon" is not rated but would probably receive an R for violence (shootings and explosive mayhem), occasional use of strong sexual profanity and crude sexual slang terms, scenes of simulated sex, full female nudity, and gore. Running time: 123 minutes.
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Jonathan Toews, who has an upper body injury, didn't even travel with Chicago to California for their two-game weekend road trip and he hasn't started skating yet, but Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville is still optimistic.
"(Toews) is progressing; he's on the same pace he was at before," Quenneville said. "We'll know where he's at when we come back but there's a chance (he plays Wednesday)."
It's worth noting that there's been plenty of speculation that Toews is dealing with concussion-like symptoms, but Chicago hasn't confirmed or denied that. Toews missed his third straight game on Saturday and we'll just have to wait and see what happens next.
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Rated 1 out of 5 by Houstonjoe Horrible Experience First room was filthy, coffee stained bedspread and view of parking lot. Second room had distinct odor of mildew, mildew stains on ceiling by AC vent and stained carpets. No one at this "resort" cared enough to help me out with room changes or getting a better product. All I was told is "we are oversold, and nothing can be done". So much for Hawaiian Hospitality. March 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by jj32 Perfect Experience This hotel has everything - the staff was wonderful, from the lobby to the concierge to the pool attendants. The location is perfect- easy drive into the little town of Lahaina, but you don't have to drive at all-the beach is fabulous and the water is amazing, and there are great restaurants, shopping and beaches all along the beautiful oceanfront walk there. And of course the beds were soo comfortable! The hotel restaurants are fantastic, and there are other fantastic ones in walking distance. This was our second time here- we'll continue to come back to this one any time we come to Maui. February 27, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Badger13 Nice place and good for snorkeling This was a nice hotel on a beach that you could walk out and snorkel at (or at least walk down the beach to snorkel at). Pools were very nice (slides, waterfalls, hot tub, adult pools). Rooms were small for the price, but amenities were good. Nice workout facility. Staff was good in accomodating our late departure so let us use the facilities the last full day. December 2, 2011
Rated 2 out of 5 by HazelV This hotel has been "rode hat and put away wet"! Upon arrival we were told our room was being cleaned and would be ready at 4. We checked several times with the front desk as the time grew close to 5pm. Same answer every time "it's not ready yet" "we will call you when it's finished. Finally, after getting very frustrated after 5pm my husband went to the front desk to complain and we were told that the room was actually finished at around 3. Seriously! Biggest let down is the rooms are outdated and just plain worn out! Carpet in the hallways leading to the room are filthy and bunched and gathered. Walls look dirty and old. Bathrooms are again outdated. Tiles have cracks and grout missing walls just dirty Carpet in the room dirty, bunched and gathered with threads hanging out Balcony was cracked and bubble with paint lifting. Rails are old and dated Staff at front desk were very basically unhelpful and just the attitude of going through the motions Concierge were terrific Housekeeping were most helpful considering the very daunting job they are given Hostess for Relish is like a robot especially at breakfast. Like they are doing you a favor to take your name to seat you. Waiters and bartenders were great Valet were great Pool and beach staff were great Spa is worn out. Who wants to pay money for that! Blond spin class teacher is soooooo annoying!!!! Which many of us comment on after the class was over. Where was Alesha or an equivalent replacement while she was on vacation. April 8, 2014
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Rated 2 out of 5 by Tomc11 Westin Maui We decided to bring 15 couples to the Westin Maui for our wedding accommodations. Being a loyal Starwood customer I simply assumed the customer service would match that of Westins I have stayed at in the past, but this was not the case. The attitude most of the staff was terrible and they were very unwilling to try to remedy any of the problems my group encountered durning the stay. The pool and beach are amazing, but the rooms were old and showed the wear and tear of the years. Westin hotels have always been my first choice when traveling, but I will not return or recommend the Westin Maui to others. June 1, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by kikor Room not available They did not have one of our booked and paid for rooms available. Was told the booking date had been changed and there was nothing booked for arrival date. they then wanted to give us a room that was not what was promised, booked and paid for. On vacation I had to stress myself and verbally fight for my rights. Not they best way to enjoy yourself on Maui. August 23, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by RockyM Very Disappointing for a Westin Property This was by far the worst room décor and customer service I have ever experienced in Maui after visiting there over 10 times. The hotel pool food servers were way understaffed, not very polite, and took forever to come by. The room had stains on the wall paper. The comforter looked lie it has been slept in, The furniture was old and had many scratches July 4, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by AFineMom Outstanding Staff This was our second stay at the Westin Maui. It is beautiful! The grounds are stunning, the rooms are comfortable and the staff is so friendly. The cabana staff, poolside servers, valet and bell desk, the front desk staff. . . everyone is cordial, pleasant and truly help make your stay most enjoyable. It's the only place in Maui we will ever stay! July 21, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by alittletan Warning construction zone Don't go to The Westin Maui if you are looking for a restful peace and quiet stay. They are remodeling the top 4 floors of the hotel and it is grinding and banging. There is also no ace to park due to the construction vehicles so you are forced to use valet. Also, don't plan on having them recongize you as a SPG gold client, they don't care. September 1, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by EJ24 Excellent food & Service @ Ono Bar & Grill We had an amazing time at the Resort. We were served by wonderful people, especially a gal named Eve. She was just amazing. I thoroughly enjoyed our brief conversation. While at the Westin, every Staff member was just fabulous and I highly recommend this hotel. For sure we will be returning in the near future! What a marvelous experience. April 15, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by AlohaJoanie2013 Great family destination This resort is beautiful and captures the essence of Hawaii with an open-air lobby, tropical plants and animals to enjoy. The views are amazing with whale and dolphin watching out your windows. The pool area was large and uncrowded, even at spring break. There was alot to do for kids as well as adults. Easy to book and take adventures right off our beach. Great snorkeling at Black Rock! Swam with turtles every day there! We went to other locations to snorkel, but found the best was out our back door. Only disappointment was the dining options at the hotel. They need a good restaurant for families. The Ono grill was ok, but nothing to brag about, especially for the price. Their Tropics restaurant is closed a few nights a week. Unbelievable considering it is located right on the beach. Change it over to a restaurant to compete with Hula or Leilani's, which had hour waits every night and generate some money from that prime real-estate. Mind boggling that they don't! April 1, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jackie28 Is nice hotel We liked almost everything. Only dings are for some housekeeping issues--very dirty coffee pot, inconsistent delivery of coffee creamers, no ice bucket bag, etc. Best swimming pools of all the hotels on the Ka'anapali strip. Very nice beach. Gemini snorkel/whalewatching tour right there. Next door to dining and shopping. February 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by RobertandGina Excellent choice! This was our first time to Maui together and we wanted it to be special. We were not disappointed! The property was beautiful, the rooms were very comfortable and the view was outstanding! All the staff were friendly, helpful and professional. We were so impressed that we are already planning our next trip here for 2013. November 13, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by clean789 great hotel horrible day spa Pros: gorgeous hotel and "lobby" area. super friendly staff everywhere. private beach with tons of water activities available. awesome pool(s) and pool bar. great room, comfortable, awesome view from balcony. excellent proximity to shopping, restaurants. Cons: bathroom in our hotel room had beach sand on the floor from previous guests. There's only 1 Jacuzzi in the pool area that's really small and not super hot. the day spa is a joke. It's way over priced, and when we went, the men's steam room was broken and the women's Jacuzzi was broken. The staff was a bit snooty about it and the inside of the women's locker room was completely trashed-wet towels everywhere, used products strewn about, used wash rags in the shower, hair and hair ties on the counters, cups everywhere....I paid double price for THIS?! So not worth it. -construction was going on, so we had to PAY more to get a room that didn't have construction noise/interference. We were not told about this at booking. -the beach yoga teacher never showed up...glad we didn't pay ahead of time... February 10, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Randy942 Parking is terrible! Parking at this hotel is a challenge. Parking spots are so narrow that there is not enough room for both passengers and the driver to get out of the car. I was constantly worried about damage to m car. June 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bhood My experience Other then the lack of customer service that I recieved after not getting the room I had paid for, everything was perfect. Had to make a call to the corporate office to get things straightened out but the next day got a new room and had the best birthday I could have imagined!!! Can't wait to bring the kids next year! November 20, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Suesnorkel Beautiful surroundings We have stayed here before and love the ambiance. My daughter loves the birds and the pools; my husband likes to sit and relax near the waterfalls. It's a short walk to Black Rock to snorkel there. June 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by AJAJ Excellent Service & Honest Staff Our GoPro camera, extra batteries & accessories were mistakenly given to valet staff with used pool towels. After discovering our mistake we contacted lost and found and were reassured the items would be found. Staff was immediately sent to find the items. Not only were they found, they were delivered to our room, all pieces recovered. This is only one example of excellent service! Excellent Hotel. Beautiful grounds, views, clean beach and friendly staff. June 15, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Shrike Sad to see this happen Fourth time at this hotel in the last twenty years and it is truly said to see what was once a wonderful property, slide into such a sorry state. Ka'anapoli specifically itself needs a face lift, but what upset me the most was the room priceI paid, for such a run down "tired" hotel property. We will not be back July 29, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by KeysUser This hotel has no idea what SPG is Where to start... While the grounds are absolutely amazing, the rooms at this hotel need some serious rennovation: painted door hinges, old fixtures, paper-thin lockoff doors, just to name a few things on the "ick" factor. We asked to be moved to a different room because we could hear the people talking (no, not loudly) next door. When the front desk finally agreed to moved us (no special treatment for Platinum level), the new room had standing water in the bathtub -- a sewer backup. My biggest gripe, however, is the lack of an SPG desk at the front desk, and an overall lack of appreciation of SPG in general. No, we did not receive a room upgrade. Yes, I did wait over 40 minutes to check out and cash in my "Go Green" cards for points -- again, no SPG desk. If you're using the 12,000 points per night to stay in Hawaii, you're better off going to the Sheraton (much nicer with better service). Additionally, the $25 resort charge is just another way to stick it to Platinum members. May 15, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Pcbc175 Disinterested employees No smiles. No problem solving skills. They erect hurdles. Blake oblivious! Manager Michelle never responded as promised. On fourth day of 7 night stay young man at front desk helped us as a Starwood guest. The worst parking lot. Spaces are way to small. Many discussions with other guests in parking lot. March 28, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rmcclain7 WOW! WOW!! WOW!!! Aloha, I am a platinum level guest and stay at SPG properties all over the world for both business and vacations. The Westin Maui Resort was incredible. My wife and I stayed here for a week in an upgraded, newly renovated suite and everything was perfect. From checkin to checkout we could not have expected more. Shirley and Larisa assisted greatly with the room choice, the extra pillows, and the cabana rental. Mahalo. Olivia, at the pool side activity desk, was wonderful....as was Michele (from Denver), Allison, and Matthew. Terrific employees. The Westin is lucky to have them all. Your housekeeping staff also gets high marks, as does your food servers and bar tenders at the Beach Bar, Sugar House (Kato was a kick!), and Relish. Mahalo nui loa for a terrific holiday! June 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Hawaiiantraveler77 A beautiful hotel with conveniences for Business Travelers and for Vacationers I stay here all the time when I have to travel to Maui for business meetings. The location is so beautiful and conveniently next to the Whaler's Village Mall and great dining places. If you want to stroll along a beautiful beach sidewalk with a Sunset view, you must stay here. Aloha! July 16, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sampson56 Westin Maui Kaanapali The hotel staff at the front desk, concierge (Brian who was really helpful) gave us great info on hikes,snorkeling etc.were all wondreful. Rooms were very clean and comfortable with beautiful views. It was a very convenient location as well. Internet service worked just fine. June 2, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Unhappy24 This hotel has broken features We waited over an hour to get a room that was supposed to be ready after check in time. The room was not a luxury ocean view that was specified on our Delta booking package. The Air Conditioner did not work, No mat in the bath tub which made it slick, about fell twice. No cords on the phone next to the bed. Furniture had stain marks all over the fabric. We were moved to another room, it was not much better. June 17, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by CherylS29 Not a Westin or Any Hotel Up to Our Standards - Do Not Stay Here As a very frequent visitor to Hawaii (this is our 16th trip to the islands), this is the worst hotel/accommodation experience we have ever had. I thought that being an SPG member would mean something. HA! An apparent "ocean view" had us looking at a wall of high rises. I wish I could add a picture of our "ocean view." The room was so small we barely had room for our luggage. The bathroom was a joke and needed serious attention. You had to enter it sideways and I am a very slim person. Upon requesting an upgrade, the manager could only come up with something similar. Totally unacceptable. Do yourself a favor and never stay here. There are long lines for check-in, long lines for everything. We will never stay here again, nor could we recommend it to our friends or anyone else. This is the only review I have ever written, I feel that strongly about saving you the same experience we had. I hope this helps you. If you are an experienced traveler, this is not the place for you. If you have kids, never travel, perhaps stay here. January 28, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ande17 This hotel is a very comfortable place to stay The Westin was a very relaxing place to stay. The service was wonderful, especially pool side and maid service. We loved the location, in that we could walk to a variety of retaurants and places where there were things to do (sailing, snorkeling, surfing, etc.) March 26, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by DisappointedM NOT highly recommended I expected more from a Westin Hotel. The room was very average, with below average cleaning and maintenance. Outdated every where except for the lobby and spa areas. Staff never seemed to be on the same page when asked general questions about checkout and such. September 26, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by cgk1 Enjoyed the pool and spa My wife and I were married at the Westin Maui 9 years ago, and we had a recent stay to celebrate our anniversary. The hotel has a great pool area and spa. We also enjoyed dinner at Tropica. We felt the service was better than some of the other reviewers. November 26, 2011


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New Zealand No 1 Marina Erakovic admits it's always going to be tough for her to deal with being the only local player in with a chance of winning a match at the ASB Classic.
Erakovic lost 6-1 6-4 to Lauren Davis from America today in the first round, meaning that it's six years since she last made it past the second round of this tournament.
Plenty of the attention goes on Erakovic before this tournament this year, it's where there is more expectation on her, but it's also the first event each season, so players are still trying to get match fitness.
The two factors have resulted in a number of disappointing performances in Auckland over the years and she admitted after her defeat yesterday that she struggles with the pressure of playing here.
"I'll be very honest, this tournament is very hard for me, mentally and emotionally," Erakovic said.
"I get very nervous, I want to do really well here.
"I started out nervous, tried my best to get into the match but I couldn't get into the game today.
"Against Lauren, if you don't do that you're not going to win.
"I tried to make my balls in the second set, I was trying a lot to hit out, to be aggressive, but unfortunately I missed a few too many balls and Lauren was connecting and on top of the court quite a bit, so it made things difficult.
"But it's just a tennis match, life goes on.
"I'm definitely disappointed, I'd like to do well here but it wasn't meant to be today."
Erakovic was down 5-0 in the first set. It was a horror beginning for her and it was clear that she struggled to get settled.
"I really tried to focus on my game," she said.
"I even wrote down a few bullet points and I was looking at them. Even though that first set was gone, I felt that I was trying to do the right thing, I was just way too tense, I was framing some balls, missing some balls.
"I knew I was on the right track, maybe after that first set I relaxed a little bit, got a few more balls in.
"At 3-3 I had my chances but unfortunately Lauren played solid and my hat off to her."
The easier option for Erakovic would be to play Brisbane this week, where she wouldn't have to deal with the pressure and where the prize money and ranking points are of higher value.
But being a proud New Zealander it's an option she's reluctant to take and she'll just have to find a way to cope with the pressure in Auckland without being able to get any match fitness.
"It's always going to be there and I'm just going to have to deal with it the best way I can," she said.
"Unfortunately I know it hasn't been great since 2008, then I was on the rise, was swinging out and had nothing to lose.
"I'm just trying to perform well and it's hard. I wish I had a magic solution, but I don't obviously.
"I'm going to keep working at it, I believe I'm a positive person. After a knockdown I get up and I work hard, I train and I try to get it right."
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Carmelo Anthony scored 15 points in his second game back from injury for the Knicks, who led the depleted Hawks by 25 points at halftime. New York bounced back from a loss to New Jersey on Monday and won for the ninth time in 11 games since Lin joined the rotation.
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