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Argued October 11, 2005 - Decided
Before Judges C.S. Fisher and Yannotti.
On appeal from Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Family Part, Hudson County, Docket No. FM-09-18138-86.
Robert J. Pompliano argued the cause for appellant.
Patricia B. Demeter argued the cause for respondent (Bielan, Saminski & Associates, attorneys; Jonathan D. Gordon, on the brief).
In this appeal, we consider the significance of a supported spouse's failure to oppose a Lepis motion, which resulted in a termination of alimony, followed -- and compounded -- by her failure to seek relief from that order for nearly one year. We conclude that the trial judge correctly found the supported spouse's motion to be unreasonably tardy, and properly denied retroactive relief. But we also conclude that, in denying prospective relief, the judge's decision produced an inequitable result and, therefore, causes us, in this unusual case, to reverse in part.
The parties were married in 1968 and divorced in 1987. The judgment of divorce, as presently relevant, required that defendant James Catarella pay plaintiff Barbara Catarella $100 per week in permanent alimony, provided plaintiff with the right to one-sixth of the monthly pension payments due defendant upon his retirement, and obligated defendant to maintain a $40,000 life insurance policy for plaintiff's benefit.
Many years ago, cross-motions produced an order that, among other things, re-characterized plaintiff's right to share in defendant's pension, which had not then gone into pay status, as "non-taxable alimony which shall be in addition to alimony previously awarded." The reason for this provision's inclusion in the July 22, 1988 order is elusive. And, since neither party has provided copies of those motion papers or a transcript of the judge's decision, apparently now lost through the passage of time, we are unable to assess the order's purpose or validity. That ruling has a significant bearing on the present matter. But for that order, plaintiff's interest in defendant's pension represented a portion of the property equitably distributed to her when they divorced. If viewed as an aspect of equitable distribution, those pension payments could not be reduced or eliminated upon a change in circumstances. Mahoney v. Mahoney, 91 N.J. 488, 498 (1982). However, the July 22, 1988 order, by transforming that interest into alimony, rendered plaintiff's interest in defendant's pension vulnerable to a later Lepis motion.
Nearly fifteen years later, this July 22, 1988 advisory determination finally generated actual consequences. On April 8, 2003, defendant moved for an order terminating alimony and discharging his life insurance obligation. Defendant predominantly argued that circumstances had changed because he had retired, even though his eventual retirement was undoubtedly foreseen, or was at least foreseeable, at the time of the divorce. In that motion, defendant also sought the trial court's "evaluat[ion] [of] whether it continues to be equitable for [plaintiff] to receive any of [his] pension benefits as alimony pursuant to the [July 22,] 1988 order."
Plaintiff did not respond to defendant's Lepis motion. As a result, an order was entered on May 9, 2003 that terminated alimony, ostensibly ended plaintiff's right to monthly pension payments, and vacated defendant's life insurance obligation. Plaintiff later acknowledged that she had timely received a copy of defendant's motion, and explained that she brought the papers to her attorney at the time and gave him a $1,250 retainer. But plaintiff claims she was "stunned and shocked" upon receiving the May 9, 2003 order soon after its entry, causing her to attempt to communicate with her attorney and seek his advice. Plaintiff described that her attorney
deliberately avoided contact with me for months until some time in October of 2003 when we had a meeting, at which time he indicated that he had requested an adjournment of the matter and that he thought it was adjourned but apparently he had made a mistake and he would rectify it. He assured me every time he would cancel our meeting, that he would "take care of this."
More months went by and finally in late February of 2004 I insisted on going to his office and he indicated that he made a mistake and he returned my retainer and apologized.
Thereafter, it took me approximately four weeks to secure the services of another attorney, who is my present attorney. . . .
Additional time was expended while plaintiff's new attorney gathered documents or other information necessary for filing a motion to vacate the May 9, 2003 order. This motion to vacate was filed on May 7, 2004.
On June 29, 2004, in a brief written decision, the trial judge invoked R. 4:50-2, labeled as unreasonable plaintiff's delay, and relegated plaintiff's claim for relief to another forum, stating: "[p]laintiff's remedy, if any, is against her former attorney and not against her former husband." As a result, the judge did not consider plaintiff's argument that circumstances had not changed and that her rights should never have been terminated. Plaintiff appealed and we now reverse in part.
R. 4:50-1 is grounded upon and its implementation guided by equitable principles, Hodgson v. Applegate, 31 N.J. 29, 37 (1959); Shammas v. Shammas, 9 N.J. 321, 328 (1952), affording courts with the opportunity to undo the results of the valid uses of its procedures if an undisturbed status quo results in injustice. This font of equitable power has proven particularly bountiful when addressing orders emanating from default. Our courts have repeatedly held, as said in the widely-cited Marder v. Realty Constr. Co., 84 N.J. Super. 313, 319 (App. Div.), aff'd, 43 N.J. 508 (1964), that motions to vacate orders produced by a party's default should be "viewed with great liberality, and every reasonable ground for indulgence [should be] tolerated to the end that a just result is reached." Accord Housing Auth. of Morristown v. Little, 135 N.J. 274, 283-84 (1994); Mancini v. EDS, 132 N.J. 330, 334 (1993); Regional Constr. Corp. v. Ray, 364 N.J. Super. 534, 540-41 (App. Div. 2003); Jameson v. Great Atlantic, 363 N.J. Super. 419, 430 (App. Div. 2003), certif. denied, 179 N.J. 309 (2004); Davis v. DND/Fidoreo, Inc., 317 N.J. Super. 92, 99 (App. Div. 1998), certif. denied, 158 N.J. 686 (1999).
The conduits emanating from this reservoir, however, become increasingly occluded the longer a movant delays in seeking its benefits. R. 4:50-2 directs that a motion not made within "a reasonable time," and, in some instances, when not made within one year of the order's entry, will be barred. Here, plaintiff moved for relief, pursuant to R. 4:50-1(a), a few days short of the May 9, 2003 order's first anniversary. Thus, her motion was brought within R. 4:50-2's one-year outermost time limit. But a motion may be found time-barred even if filed within one year if the movant's delay is nevertheless "unreasonable." In other words, to be timely, a motion based on subsections (a), (b), or (c) of R. 4:50-1 must be filed within "a reasonable time" and no later than one year from the order's entry. Sonderman v. Remington Const. Co., Inc., 127 N.J. 96, 106 (1992).
Considering the circumstances, even when resolving all doubts in favor of plaintiff, Mancini, supra, 132 N.J. at 334, we find no abuse of discretion in the judge's finding that plaintiff's delay was unreasonable even though it endured for less than one year. Since it was conceded that plaintiff was conscious of the May 9, 2003 order soon after it was entered, and yet did not forthwith move for relief but instead, for a considerable period of time, acceded to her attorney's apparent indifference -- while the flow of alimony remained obstructed and the pension payments blocked -- provides more than ample evidence of an unreasonable delay. In her own words, plaintiff tolerated the attorney's avoidance of her until October 2003, approximately five months after the entry of the May 9, 2003 order. The attorney advised that he would rectify matters, but, as plaintiff recognizes, he took no action for another four months. In February 2004, plaintiff finally rescued her retainer and sought out her current attorney. By this time, plaintiff's delay could already be deemed unreasonable. Things, however, were not improved by plaintiff's failure, for another month, to find an attorney, or when another two more months passed before the motion to vacate was filed. Accepting, for present purposes only, the truth of plaintiff's assertions, no justifiable reason was presented for her failure to meet R. 4:50-2's time requirements, and the trial judge correctly so held.
Notwithstanding plaintiff's unreasonable delay, we conclude that the judge's denial of all aspects of plaintiff's motion represented an inequitable response. Unlike more routine applications of R. 4:50-2 that occur in our civil courts, the order in question vacated a permanent alimony order -- the type of order that is expected to have a greater duration than most others and also intended to replicate an otherwise irretrievable loss of income caused by divorce. When defendant filed his motion to terminate alimony, the support order had been in force for sixteen years. Considering the parties' current ages (he is 60; she is 59), this alimony order could have been reasonably expected to endure much longer. Yet, because of plaintiff's failure to response to defendant's motion or to timely address its consequences, it has been determined that plaintiff forever lost the right to present and future alimony and forever lost the right to her fair share of defendant's pension. Mindful of this particular context, we find the judge's holding to be unnecessarily broad. In determining that the May 9, 2003 order must remain forever inviolate, the judge mistakenly provided defendant with a remedy incommensurate with what the circumstances should have permitted.
The policies and equitable principles that formed R. 4:50 require, in circumstances such as this, a limitation on the effect of a movant's unreasonable delay. Certainly the policy in favor of the finality of adjudications plays a role in determining the extent to which R. 4:50-2's time-bar should apply. See In re Estate of Arlinghaus, 158 N.J. Super. 139, 146 (App. Div. 1978). This policy, however, is not absolute. As Justice Proctor stated in Hodgson, that interest "must be weighed in the balance with the equally salutary principle that justice should be done in every case." 31 N.J. at 43.
Expectations of finality in support orders are delusive. As the Court said in Lepis, "[t]he frequency with which courts are called upon to make or modify support awards needs no documentation." 83 N.J. at 149. In the twenty-five years since Lepis, this observed frequency has only increased, perhaps exponentially. Since no party to a permanent alimony order may rightfully lay claim to a realistic expectation in its finality, the ruling at hand -- exalting over all else the finality of the May 9, 2003 termination order -- dissonantly overpowered R. 4:50's true goals. Accordingly, we hold that even when there has been an unreasonable delay, R. 4:50-2 need not always be mechanically applied to deny all relief, but instead may be judiciously administered when the exercise of discretion in an appropriate case so suggests. In such circumstances a less drastic remedy may be tailored to achieve a just result. The matter at hand is an example of how, to paraphrase Justice Jackson, R. 4:50-2's consequences should have been "tempered . . . with a little practical wisdom." Termeniello v. Chicago, 337 U.S. 1, 37, 69 S. Ct. 894, 911, 93 L. Ed. 1131, 1151 (1949) (dissenting opinion).
In this regard, we observe that as R. 4:50-1 has its roots in equitable principles, the time-bar set forth in R. 4:50-2 has a logical kinship with the equitable doctrine of laches. See Garza v. Paone, 44 N.J. Super. 553, 557-59 (App. Div. 1957). Laches authorizes the barring of a claim when there has been a delay in its assertion "for a length of time which, unexplained and unexcused, is unreasonable under the circumstances and has been prejudicial to the other party." West Jersey Title & Guar. Co. v. Industrial Trust Co., 27 N.J. 144, 153 (1958). While we do not mean to suggest that the prejudice component of laches is an element to be considered in all applications of R. 4:50-2, it may provide a valuable guide in uncertain cases. See, e.g., Farrell v. TCI of Northern N.J., 378 N.J. Super. 341, 354 (App. Div. 2005) ("Our decisions suggest a rule of liberality in interpreting motions to vacate in situations like this, especially when . . . there is no actual prejudice demonstrated by the defense."). Other than the loss of a windfall generated by plaintiff's failure to oppose the motion to terminate alimony and her failure to move pursuant to R. 4:50 with greater alacrity, defendant will suffer no cognizable prejudice by the future consideration of the merits of his Lepis motion and plaintiff's response to it. Despite the expansive result that might seem required by R. 4:50-2's wording, it is a fallacy to assume that there might not be situations that warrant a less draconian application of the time-bar. In so holding, we do not ignore the plain meaning of the rule's language, but rather embrace its intent -- and honor its equitable roots.
In assessing the extent to which the R. 4:50-2 time-bar should apply, and in considering the availability of a more flexible remedy that will aptly serve the rule's purposes, it is helpful to recognize the retroactive and prospective components of the trial judge's ruling. We find no fault in the judge's determination to the extent it barred any retroactive relief. That is, we agree that even if there is merit to plaintiff's position that alimony, pension benefits, and the life insurance obligation should not have been terminated, it would be inequitable to provide a remedy to plaintiff for the period of her unreasonable delay from May 9, 2003 (the date the trial judge terminated alimony) to May 7, 2004 (the date plaintiff finally moved for relief from that order). In barring plaintiff from such relief, defendant will justifiably retain that which he acquired during -- and was proximately caused by -- plaintiff's inactivity. However, we can discern no equitable purpose to be served by foreclosing a consideration of the merits insofar as plaintiff sought the prospective restoration, in whole or in part, of the rights that were terminated by the May 9, 2003 order.
Accordingly, we affirm that part of the June 29, 2004 order that barred plaintiff's motion for retroactive relief from the order of May 9, 2003, which terminated defendant's alimony, pension and insurance rights, but we reverse that part of the June 29, 2004 order that denied consideration of plaintiff's motion for relief from the May 9, 2003 order insofar as she sought prospective relief. Since the trial judge only previously considered whether plaintiff's motion was time-barred, we direct the judge on remand to consider the merits of plaintiff's application and whether, or to what extent, there should be a restoration of plaintiff's rights. If the judge determines to restore all or part of what was terminated on May 9, 2003, the judge should also determine the date to which that restoration should be made effective, so long as the effective date chosen is no earlier than May 7, 2004. We lastly emphasize that, in so ruling, we have neither expressed nor intimated a view about the merits of the parties' arguments regarding the presence or absence of changed circumstances that would warrant any of the relief sought or opposed.
We affirm in part, reverse in part, and remand for further proceedings in conformity with this opinion. We do not retain jurisdiction.
Lepis v. Lepis, 83 N.J. 139 (1980).
The order states only that alimony was terminated but it has apparently been assumed, because of the July 22, 1988 order, that plaintiff's right to a portion of defendant's pension was also then abrogated.
R. 4:50-2 states: "The motion shall be made within a reasonable time, and for reasons (a), (b) and (c) of R. 4:50-1 not more than one year after the judgment, order or proceeding was entered or taken."
The nearly identical Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 60 has been so interpreted. See, e.g., Bank of Calif., N.A. v. Arthur Andersen & Co., 709 F.2d 1174, 1176 (7th Cir. 1983); Mayfair Extension, Inc. v. Magee, 241 F.2d 453, 454 (D.C. Cir. 1957).
We hasten to observe that we are in no position to opine about the truth of the claim that plaintiff's former attorney was negligent or that the May 9, 2003 order was proximately caused by this alleged negligence. We only conclude that, in this context, absent valid fact-finding based upon the weighing of evidence adduced at a plenary hearing on that subject, the judge should have assumed the truth of plaintiff's allegations. See Mancini, supra, 132 N.J. at 334 ("[D]oubt should be resolved in favor of the party seeking relief.").
We, of course, only assume for purposes of this appeal, that the changed circumstances alleged by defendant did not warrant a termination of support, in whole or in part.
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Lana believed she was in total control of the situation. She was certain she had Oliver trapped. But Thredson knew something she didn't, and AHS made sure we knew it, too: He had a gun. He lit the electric fireplace. He fixed a martini. He took his time telling Lana what she wanted to know, and many things she didn't. He explained that he had chopped up Wendy and scattered and incinerated her remains… but not before using her body for sex practice, a sick feat he couldn't accomplish without turning her face down. (He couldn't look her in the eye while defiling her.) (Oh, and for the record: Ewwwwwww!). As Thredson drank and orated like a pulp serial villain explaining his machinations, our dread mounted as we waited for Thredson to make his move. It was textbook application of Hitchcock's "bomb theory" rule for manufacturing suspense, plus Chekhov's gun: You knew before the scene was over, one was going to shoot the other.
Making this sequence even more interesting was how it cut to more bits between Johnny Morgan and Pandora in the present. Despite filling his gut with Pandora's milk, the scion of Bloody Face still ached with need, still smarted with disillusionment. His suckling laid bare his impoverished character, and of course, he blamed his (alleged) mother, Lana. Johnny was hopelessly fixated on "that cold bitch," that loveless lesbian wrecker of horribly misunderstood and marginalized Thredson men, and worse, he knew he was hopelessly fixated. He was a rabid dog trapped in a psychic cage, and he raged. Our dread mounted, again per the rule of Bomb Theory: We knew everything Pandora didn't -- Johnny's violent potential; the true extent of his perverse, possibly adopted Unwanted Child pathology – our awareness heightened by the switches to Lana and Oliver as they discussed how she intended to abort his baby as soon as she could. The intercutting was presented as fluid, blurring bleeds from one point in time to the next, and as such expressed Johnny's unfolding psychic/psychotic breakdown and reinforced the idea of historical cause-and-effect, linking the sins of the father to the son, be he spawned from Thredson's loins or just his cultural impact. And so Johnny began to eyeball the woman he had hired to play mommy with a different kind of awful desire. He grabbed Pandora by the neck and squeezed. "You know what the bitch did to me?!" Johnny seethed as we swooshed again into his (alleged) past, never to return again. Did Johnny go all the way? File not found. But we must assume that this next gen Bloody Face had claimed another victim.
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The North Island robin, also known as toutouwai, is a friendly and trusting bird, often coming to within a couple of metres to people, and occasionally standing on a person's boot.
It is found in both native and exotic forests. North Island robins measure 18 cm from beak tip to tail tip, and weigh about 35 grams, and so are slightly larger than a house sparrow. They have long, thin legs and an upright stance.
The North Island robin/toutouwai is a friendly and trusting bird, slightly larger than a house sparrow
The North Island robin is one of three sub-species of the New Zealand robin, each found on one of the main islands:
They are dark slaty-grey with a pale greyish-white lower breast and belly
The first two sub-species are not threatened, but the Stewart Island robin is 'nationally vulnerable' because of the impacts of introduced predators.
They are all New Zealand robins although, strictly speaking, the North Island robin is a completely different species from the other two subspecies
North Island robins are dark slaty-grey with a pale greyish-white lower breast and belly. The upper dark feathers have pale shafts and so the birds appear faintly streaked.
Exact colouration depends on age and sex. Males older than three years of age are almost black over the upper parts, while females and most males less than two years old are mainly pale to dark grey above.
Both sexes have a small patch of white feathers at the base of the beak which is kept covered much of the time, occasionally being flashed when interacting with robins and other small forest birds.
The North Island robin is found in native and exotic forests, mainly in the central North Island from Taranaki through to the Bay of Plenty. In addition, populations occur on Little Barrier and Kapiti Islands.
They can be found in native and exotic forests
Since 1991, populations have been established on several predator-free islands (Mokoia, Tiritiri Matangi, Tuhua, Matiu/Somes, Mana, Moturoa) and several mainland sites which are encircled by predator-proof fences (Karori Sanctuary, Bushy Park Reserve).
They have also been established in other locations where mammalian predators like rats, stoats and possums, have been controlled to very low levels.
Their diet consists mainly of invertebrates, including aphids, tree weta, stick insect, or earthworm
The robin's diet consists mainly of invertebrates, including species from the size of aphids to those as large as an adult tree weta, stick insect, or earthworm. Items too large to swallow whole are taken to the ground and flung from side to side against the ground or log until broken into pieces.
Although robins are unable to eat such large prey items all at once, the excess is not wasted. Uneaten portions are stored in crevices, holes or depressions on trunks and branches of trees near where the item was found, to be retrieved and eaten later in the day or the next day. In late summer-autumn, when conditions are dry and there is little invertebrate prey available, robins supplement their diet with small berries and fruit.
Although the oldest robin known lived to at least 16 years of age, most have a much shorter lifespan. Both sexes start breeding when one year old. The breeding season of the North Island robin starts in September and extends to February. At sites where food is readily available, pairs rear two, and occasionally three, broods in a season.
The nest, commonly built in a trunk or branch-trunk fork, consists of an outer layer of twigs, fibers and moss bound together with cobwebs. The inner layer consists of moss, fine grasses, and/or tree fern scales.
As well as building the nest on her own, the female incubates her clutch of 2-3, unusually 4, eggs on her own. However, during both of these phases of the nesting cycle, her mate brings her food about 3 times an hour through the day. Incubation lasts about 18 days, chick-rearing about 21 days. The male assists with chick-rearing, and once the chicks have left the nest, each parent looks after particular fledglings.
Male robins are renowned songsters of the forest. From August to December, males spend much time loudly singing from high perches in the canopy, especially in the early morning.
Bachelor males also spend much time through the day giving full song in an attempt to attract a mate. Full song consists of a variety of simple notes strung together and sustained for up to 30 minutes with regular brief pauses.
Male robins are renowned songsters of the forest
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During European settlement, and the clearance of much native forest for pasture, the range of the North Island robin declined markedly. But, in the past 30 years there has been little change in its distribution.
However, not all is well for this robin. Introduced predators, particular ships rats, possums, stoats and feral cats continue to impact robin populations, taking many eggs, nestlings and recent fledglings. In addition, because females carry out all incubation and chick-brooding duties, a significant proportion are killed at night by introduced predators.
Introduced predators pose the greatest threat to robin
Some males are unable to find mates, and spend much of the breeding season singing to attract one. As well as there being more males than females in many areas, much suitable habitat is occupied by fewer robins than would be expected because of the high incidence of predation. It is only on predator-free islands, in predator-free fenced sanctuaries, or sites where introduced predators are controlled to low numbers that healthy populations of robins exist.
The Department of Conservation has established robin populations by translocation at a number of sites in the North Island, in part to enable people interested in New Zealand's birdlife to have ready access to see and hear this interesting species.
Robin's nature make them very easy to monitor
DOC has also assisted trusts and community groups to establish robins at several other sites. The robin's confiding nature enabling close approach makes it a favourite with people because most other native birds are more aloof.
There are several characteristics of the robin's nature that make it a very tractable species for monitoring:
This has enabled the survival of individuals and nesting attempts to be monitored by DOC staff to determine the effectiveness of predator control operations.
North Island robin will benefit from pest control
There are a couple of ways you can protect robins if they are present in your region:
By controlling these predators to low numbers enables robins to breed much more successfully than otherwise (70% compared to 20%).
As a result, within the first year of such an operation, the robin population often doubles in number, and most males are able to obtain a mate.
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The Round Rock Tapestry Committee, with participation from the Round Rock ISD and support from the City of Round Rock, is presenting the 22st Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday celebration.
The celebration includes a commemorative walk Saturday, Jan. 16, followed by a program at the Allen R. Baca Center for Senior and Community Activities, 301 W. Bagdad Ave.
The Commemorative walk begins at CD Fulkes Middle School, 300 W. Anderson Ave. Parade participants and marchers, led by a drumline or marching band from Round Rock ISD, will assemble at 1 p.m., and begin the march promptly at 1:30 p.m. The path of the march is east to Mays Street, south to Round Rock Avenue, west to Brown Street, and south to the Baca Center.
The march will also include a drive for food donations.
A program with speakers and entertainment will be held at the Baca Center beginning at 2 p.m. The Round Rock High School Color Guard will lead the parade. The program will include performances by students from Round Rock ISD, including the CD Fulkes Middle School Choir. Local artists Ms. Alvina Johns and jazz band The Soul Connection will also play.
A reception will follow immediately after the program at approximately 3:30 p.m.
The public is invited to participate by attending the walk bringing banners, and attending the program. Attendance is free of charge and all are welcome. Corporate sponsors include HEB.
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Chicago marathon notebook: Elite men expecting spirited battle
BY DALE BOWMAN For Sun-Times Media October 6, 2012 4:48PM
10-10-10 Sammy Wanjiru defended his Bank of America Chicago Marathon title Sunday. photo by Jean Lachat/Sun-Times
Updated: November 8, 2012 12:01PM
There certainly are story lines among the elite men competing Sunday in the Bank of America Chicago Marathon.
In 2010, Tsegaye Kebede of Ethiopia and the late Sammy Wanjiru of Kenya put on a furious battle that many consider to be among the greatest marathon showdowns.
''We were pushing to be the next world record,'' said Kebede, who finished second. ''We fight and fight.''
The 35th Chicago Marathon looks to have the potential to be that kind of competitive battle again.
''Everybody is strong,'' said Kebede, whose personal-best time is 2 hours, 5 minutes, 18 seconds in 2009 in Fukuoka, Japan. ''This is a dream competition.''
While Kebede ranks as a slight favorite, Wesley Korir and Levy Matebo of Kenya are expected to make it a fight.
''We have always had fast times born out of competition,'' executive race director Carey Pinkowski said. ''Competition brings fast times, and we have a balanced field.''
Korir ran his personal best (2:06:15) last year in Chicago, finishing second to countryman
Moses Mosop, who set the course record (2:05:37). This spring, Korir came from a minute back to beat Matebo in the Boston Marathon.
Matebo has the fastest time in the field. He ran a personal best of 2:05:16 to finish second in 2011 in Frankfurt, Germany.
''They will all be fighting here,'' Matebo said. ''All these people are so strong.''
The weather is expected to be in the upper 30s.
''I am praying for the wind and to know how to handle the cold weather,'' Korir said.
''If the wind stays down, with the cold temperatures, hopefully we will see something spectacular,'' Pinkowski said.
Korir, who will be running his fifth consecutive Chicago Marathon, has added reason for wanting to run: He wasn't part of the
Kenyan Olympic team.
''The Olympics was the hardest thing to watch at home,'' Korir said. ''I am just excited to be here.''
Around the 18th or 19th mile, Kebede said, the men should start sorting out who will be contending for something spectacular.
Shobukhova going for four-peat
The focus of the women's race Sunday will be on Liliya Shobukhova of Russia, who will be going for an unprecedented fourth consecutive victory in the Bank of America Chicago Marathon against a strong field.
''There's always competition. Look, there's Ethiopia and Kenya,'' she said, waving to nearby tables at the elite-athlete news conference Friday. ''It's always strong.''
Shobukhova had to pull out of the London Olympics with an injury, so the natural question is about her health.
''We are going to hope it is going to be 100 percent,'' she said. ''My legs weren't doing quite what I wanted them to do [in training], but I got through the workouts.''
The weather is expected to be in the upper 30s.
''No surprise,'' Shobukhova said. ''It is cool, but we are going to run in any conditions.''
Fields of balance
Though Chicago has produced four world records (two by women and two by men), no world-record chases are expected Sunday. Tight races, though, are expected.
Golden champion
Tatyana McFadden, the defending champion in the women's wheelchair race, is fresh off winning three gold medals at the Paralympics.
''I have always dreamed of winning gold,'' she said.
American hope
Dathan Ritzenhein is expected to be one of the strongest U.S. runners in the field. He ran a personal best (2:09:55) at the U.S. Olympic trials but missed qualifying by one spot.
''It has been different than any other marathon buildup,'' he said.


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Tickets on Sale for 25th Annual Chefs' Feast
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January 16, 2012
OKLAHOMA CITY - It's time to "Send Hunger Packing" at the 25th annual Chefs' Feast on Thursday, March 29th from 7 to 10 p.m. at the National Cowboy Heritage & Western Museum. Enjoy culinary creations from 25 of the metro's best restaurants, complimented by a variety of fine wines. Proceeds from this food and wine tasting event benefit the Regional Food Bank's Food for Kids childhood hunger programs.
Chef Don Thiery from the Waterford Marriott and Chef Christine Dowd, owner of Trattoria Il Centro and Aunt Pittypat's Catering, are co-coordinating the event.
"Nothing is more fundamental to the success of a child than the need for food and proper nutrition," said Chef Dowd. "It is our honor and duty as chefs to do whatever we can to ensure that the next generation of Oklahomans can focus on their dreams and not their next meal."
Tickets are $120 in advance and Patron Tables, which include reserved seating for 10 and two bottles of fine wine, are available for $1,400. Tickets and Patron Tables are limited. Purchase tickets online today by visiting www.regionalfoodbank.org. Please contact Angie Gaines at 405.604.7109 or email@example.com for additional information.
The Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma is a private, 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization that acts as a link through which the food industry and community may donate food and other goods. The products are then distributed to nearly 825 schools and charitable feeding programs in 53 central and western Oklahoma counties. In fiscal year 2011, the Food Bank distributed 46.2 million pounds of food and product to help the charitable community effectively feed people in need. Since its inception in 1980, the Food Bank has distributed more than 425 million pounds of food to feed Oklahoma's hungry.


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Turn Taker is a new iOS app from independent developer Malcolm Christie. It's available now as a free download from the App Store, and carries no additional in-app purchases.
Turn Taker is a productivity app that allows teams to collaborate on various repetitive tasks and easily determine whose turn it is to do something. The examples given by the developer include mundane activities such as buying milk and taking out the garbage, but there's no reason why it can't be applied to more complex scenarios which involve repeated tasks.
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Your social media strategy got a big boost last year. Late in 2013, Google made sweeping changes to how YouTube treats people wanting to comment on videos. This is great news for businesses that may have shied away from YouTube, in spite of its many obvious advantages.
Gone are the days of trolling anonymous comments mucking up the constructive conversation. Video owners can now report, ban and mute abusive users. They can also remove comments. Google now requires people wanting to comment on a video to provide an identity via Google+ or another form of social media, which eliminates the problem of one abusive user commenting via many anonymous profiles.
In addition to changes in who is allowed to comment, Google also increased the value of comments by integrating them with the Google+ commenting platform. Now, YouTube Mentions also appear with Google+ Notifications.
These small changes open up real possibilities for businesses committed to presenting their audience with the kind of highly sought after quality content that the marketplace demands. YouTube is an effective way to showcase expertise and answer common questions about a product or service. Integrating this form of marketing into a social media strategy only increases its effectiveness.
As noted in this article in Forbes magazine, by the time a customer engages the sales force of a company, they are 60% of the way through the actual sales process. This is accomplished via internet research and social media. This shift in the sales process increases the value of content driven social media marketing and is a trend businesses must be aware of.
With ever-increasing knowledgeable buyers waiting longer to engage, sales people have to transition from being a "product pusher" following a process, to an insight "provider" adding value to the buyer's business.
With YouTube in their arsenal of marketing tools, becoming a trusted source of information just became a little easier for professionals who want to use social media to their advantage.
While improvements made to YouTube comments are indeed an important development for managing your brand presence on the platform, hosting your business video on the network may not be the best solution for your brand.
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