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Hai Che
Contact Information
(812) 855-4396
haiche [at] indiana [dot] edu (E-mail)
Business School
- Associate Professor
- Bloomington
- PhD Marketing, Olin School of Business, Washington University, 2003
- MSBA Management, Olin School of Business, Washington University, 2001
- MA Economics, University of Toronto, Canada, 1997
- MA Finance, Fudan University, Shanghai, China, 1995
- BA Honors, Economics, Fudan University, Shanghai, China, 1992
Professional Experience
- Associate Professor, Kelley School of Business, Indiana University, 2012-present
- Assistant Professor, Marshall School of Business, USC 2008-2012
- Assistant Professor, Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley 2003-2008
- Doctoral Student Editorial Board, Marketing Science, INFORMS, 2001-2003
Awards, Honors & Certifications
- China's National Science Foundation Grant, 2015-2017
- China's National Science Foundation Grant, 2011-2014
- Marketing Science Institute Grant, 2010
- Marketing Science Institute Young Scholar Program, 2009
- American Marketing Association Doctoral Consortium Faculty Fellow, 2007
- American Marketing Association Doctoral Consortium Student Fellow, 2002
Professional Interests
Empirical Choice Models, Empirical Industrial Organization, Competitive Pricing and Product Line Strategies, Behavioral Economics
Personal Interests
Jazz and Classic Music, Meditation, Nature, Finding Good Restaurants
Hai Che is Associate Professor of Marketing at the Kelley School of Business at University of Indiana in Bloomington. Professor Che has taught courses in undergraduate, full-time and part-time MBA, and PhD programs. His primary research areas include marketing research, data-driven marketing strategies, competitive pricing and advertising strategies, structural empirical models, and behavioral economics. He has published many research papers in top academic journals such as the Journal of Marketing Research, Marketing Science, Quantitative Marketing and Economics and Marketing Letters. He was named the prestigious Marketing Science Institute Young Scholar in 2009. Professor Che received a MSBA and a Ph.D. in Marketing from Washington University in St. Louis. Prior to joining the Kelley School of Business, Professor Che taught at University of California at Berkeley and University of Southern California.
Selected Publications
Wu, Chunhua, Hai Che, Tat Chan and Xianghua Lu (2015), "The Economic Values of Online Reviews," forthcoming, Marketing Science.
Che, Hai, Yuxin Chen, and Xinlei Chen (2012), "Investigating Effects of Out-of-Stock on Consumer Stockkeeping Unit Choice," Journal of Marketing Research, Vol. 49, No. 4, August, pp. 502-513.
Bruno, Hernan, Hai Che, and Shantanu Dutta (2012), "Investigating Reference Price in Repeated Business-to-Business Transactions," Journal of Marketing Research, Vol. XLIX (October 2012), pp. 640-654.
Che, Hai, Chakravarthi Narasimhan, and V. Padmanabhan (2010), "Leveraging Uncertainty through Make-to-Order," Quantitative Marketing and Economics, Vol. 8, pp. 365–392.
Che, Hai and P.B. Seetharaman (2009), "Speed of Replacement: Modeling Brand Loyalty Using Last-Move Data," Journal of Marketing Research, Vol. 46, No. 4, August, pp. 494-505.
Che, Hai, and P. B. Seetharaman (2009), "Price Competition in Markets with Consumer Variety-seeking," Marketing Science, Vol. 28, No. 3, July, pp. 516-525.
Che, Hai, K. Sudhir, and P. B. Seetharaman (2007), "Bounded Rationality in Pricing Under State Dependent Demand: Do Firms Look Ahead? How Far Ahead?" Journal of Marketing Research, August.
Che, Hai, Tülin Erdem, Kannan Srinivasan, Wilfred Amaldoss, Patrick Bajari, Teck Ho, Wes Hutchinson, Michael Katz, Michael Keane, Robert Meyer and Peter Reiss (2005), "Theory-driven Choice Models," Marketing Letters, Vol. 16, No. 3-4, December, pp. 225-237.


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MISENHEIMER, N.C. Three first half goals was all Queens University of Charlotte needed in the opening 45 minutes to claim a 3-1 victory over Pfeiffer University in Conference Carolinas womens soccer action on Saturday afternoon. The Royals move to 7-10-1 overall, 7-4-1 in league play and will be a five or six seed in Mondays conference tournament opener. The Lady Falcons end the regular season at 8-9-1, 7-4-1 and will be either a six or seven seed traveling to either Mount Olive or Belmont Abbey. Final seeds and pairings will depend on the outcome of tonights King/Converse match.
The Royals jumped on the board first just 4:56 into Saturdays senior day as Sami Striano (Clearwater, FL) found Kathryn Sylvester (Cary, NC) who put home her fourth of the year and first of two on the day. Later in the 11th minute, Pfeiffer got the equalizer as Alyssa Wombwell (Grand Blanc, MI) sent a perfect pass downfield to Rachael Shapelow (Swan Point, MD) who tallied her first of the season.
Two and 10 minutes later, Queens would convert on their go-ahead and insurance goals as Sylvester corralled a loose ball after an initial shot by Lauren Vawter (Mooresville, NC) would be knocked down by Lady Falcon keeper Jamie Alcala (Fredericksburg, VA). Vawters saved shot rebounded over to Slyvester who quickly notched her second of the day and fifth of the season. Insurance in the form of a Brooke Foil (Knightdale, NC) strike came later in the 21st minute.
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Cleveland County teen pregnancy rates have been on a slow, nearly imperceptible decline over the past five years, reflecting both state and national trends.
There were 72 fewer teen pregnancies in 2011 than in 2007 in the county, according to state data.
Despite the good news, Cleveland County still ranks among the top 30 worst counties in the state.
Because of that, several groups in the county are intensely focused on preventing teen pregnancies and helping young mothers who do have children.
State, national rates at all-time lows
S everal years ago, teen pregnancy was identified as a major health concern for the county and a taskforce was created to study the issue and come up with a recommendation for improvement.
Deshay Oliver, spokeswoman for the Cleveland County Health Department, said a teen pregnancy coalition was established in early 2011 following a taskforce recommendation.
Coalition members -- representing the health care field, school system, social services, YMCA and more -- meet monthly to discuss education tactics and ways to help further decrease the number of teen pregnancies in the community.
"What the coalition is really working towards now is developing specific strategies and material to take to specific targeted audiences," Oliver said.
She said those specific strategies would be developed for church groups, parents and teens.
The number of teen pregnancies among the county's 15-19 year olds has dropped from 71.8 per 1,000 teens in 2007 to 56.4 in 2011. 2012 data has not yet been released.
Nationally, teen pregnancies have hit a record low.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, rates for teens 15-19 dropped 8 percent from 2010 to 2011.
The CDC reports that teens seem to be less sexually active and more of those who are sexually active are using birth control than in previous years.
North Carolina's teen pregnancy rates are also decreasing.
According to the Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Campaign, the state's rate declined 12 percent in 2011.
The change represents the single biggest year-to-year drop ever, and reduces teen pregnancy to the lowest levels in the state's history, according to the APPC.
County improves, but work remains Although the downward trend in the county is a good sign, health department community health services director Anne Short said there is still much work to be done.
In 2011, the county fell from a ranking of 35 in 2010 to a tie with Nash County for the 29th spot in 2011.
Short said counties ranked in the worst 25 typically receive grants to implement various pregnancy prevention initiatives. The county still sits just outside that ranking.
Short said she feels the comprehensive health and safety curriculum introduced into Cleveland County Schools in the 2010 school year has potential to continue a reduction in teen pregnancies.
The curriculum, which emphasizes abstinence as the best choice, is taught to seventh-, eighth- and ninth-graders with the permission of parents.
Students have one session educating them on all FDA-approved contraceptives and another on sexually transmitted diseases.
"I think it has the potential to have a long-term impact," Short said.
'Many don't know where to turn'
The Nurse Family Partnership, a community health program, uses nurse home visits to work with low-income, first-time mothers and their children.
Kelly Morris, nursing director for the NFP, said many of the program's moms are teens.
Morris said about 56 percent of the women she works with are teens that range in age from as young as 13 all the way up to 19.
"They get pregnant and many don't know where to turn and what to do and kind of give up," Morris said. "We try and step in, try to stop that cycle that starts so early."
The NFP works with the clients from the time the mother is pregnant until the child is 2 years old.
Morris said teen pregnancy often causes the youth to drop out of school. If they do finish, they often choose not to go on to college.
Some teen moms have a hard time bonding with their children, which can lead to lower IQ scores for the child.
"The children repeat the cycle over and over," Morris said.
She said the nurses with NFP help the girls set goals and envision what they want their life to look like over the next few years.
They teach bonding and parenting techniques and provide a support system for the girls.
Nurses also work with the girls to prevent repeat pregnancies.
"As far as...birth control, we start very early, in pregnancy, to think about how to prevent this from happening again," Morris said. "Abstinence is the best thing, but we have to be realistic."
Reach reporter Rebecca Clark at 704-669-3344 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Cleveland County teen pregnancies
Year - Number (state rank by county)
2011 - 191 (29)
2010 - 201 (35)
2009 - 245 (33)
Information provided by the Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Campaign of North Carolina.
2011 Cleveland County pregnancy rates by race/ethnicity
African American: 89.8
White: 43.4
Percent of Repeat Pregnancies: 25.7
Change since 2010: -.5 percent
National teen pregnancy numbers for 2011
Total births for 15-19 year olds: 329,797
Live birth rate: 31.3 per 1,000 women
Change from 2010: 8 percent drop. This is a record low for U.S. teens in this age group.
Information provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.


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Have any DK's tried to solo Blackwing Descent or BoT 10 man? I really want that tier helmet and shoulders for DK!
Have any DK's tried to solo Blackwing Descent or BoT 10 man? I really want that tier helmet and shoulders for DK!
Dinged 90 earlier and was trying Malygos 25 since 10 was faceroll at 85. Is the only way to do him by waiting out the enrage during phase 2?
Double-posting from my LK kill thread as a lvl 80.
Good news everyone. Ive been working on ICC solokills last 2 weeks and here is the final result:
ICC10 HEROIC solo on lvl 80:
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LDW http://img152.imageshack.us/img152/6995/02ldw10hc.jpg
Saurfang http://img21.imageshack.us/img21/922...urfang10hc.jpg
Festergut http://img850.imageshack.us/img850/2...tergut10hc.jpg
Rotface http://img689.imageshack.us/img689/5...otface10hc.jpg
Professor http://img191.imageshack.us/img191/8...fessor10hc.jpg
Bloodprince http://img600.imageshack.us/img600/8...prince10hc.jpg
BQL http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/5906/09bql10hc.jpg
Valithria ( Normal) http://img694.imageshack.us/img694/4...alithria10.jpg
LK10 heroic: coming soon, im just lazy...
ICC25 HEROIC solo on lvl 80. Some bosses were killed just after berserker; i bet there are some Worldfirsts here:
Marrowgar http://img17.imageshack.us/img17/241...rowgar25hc.jpg
Saurfang http://img23.imageshack.us/img23/923...urfang25hc.jpg
Festergut (Normal) http://img844.imageshack.us/img844/6971/05fester25.jpg
Rotface http://img152.imageshack.us/img152/7...otface25hc.jpg
Professor http://img690.imageshack.us/img690/340/07prof25hc.jpg
Bloodprince http://img705.imageshack.us/img705/5...prince25hc.jpg
BQL http://img69.imageshack.us/img69/9019/09bql25hc.jpg
Sindragosa (Normal) http://img607.imageshack.us/img607/2300/11sindra25.jpg
LK25 normal: http://www.mmo-champion.com/threads/...King-25-normal
Everything is frapsed and almost ready. Next week going to try LDW normal and Fester heroic + moving to TOC
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Brought LK 25H to p3 very easily (1st attempt). Vengeance is definitely not being gained from avoidance though, not sure what's up with that. It's isn't being refreshed either. Don't think I've ever gone above 40k Vengeance for the whole fight.
If vengeance gets fixed this might be killable in the forseeable future (read this tier). If not, might have to wait until next tier.
Not spending much time doing soloing atm, mostly testing the waters.
edit: on another note, this should be extremely easy to do with a Plague Scientist, but this isn't exactly a surprise.
edit2: got halfus down... with mortal strike drake. ;o
edit3: chim and maloriak killed as well
edit4: soloed NEFARIAN ! holy shit batman that was intense
Do you guys think that i could 2 man Normal Firelands 10? 468 dps gear,can swap some tank pieces in,my ret pala friend is 470.
And you cant bring a scientist up there by any way, it just evades.
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Due to the level difference I have a huge amount of avoidance on the adds on LK, I avoid at least 50% of the melee hits. This would make a tremendous difference.
There is a way to pull Control Undead mobs up there but it's annoying and takes some time. Not like it'd be interesting anyhow, I'll probably just use this to farm the mount but not make any video, nor won't consider this a legit kill, it's purely an exploit so yeah.
Let's just say that if you were just controlling a mob that hits for a fair bit of damage, but wasn't *that* important in the end (just helpful towards pushing a few %), yes, that'd just be an ingenious perk.
A mob that literally doubles your damage output is simply overpowered. Add in the fact that the trash doesn't even respawn once you have a lockout on the boss and it becomes even more obvious that it crosses the line.
Do you remember the Flower Power buff that Ensidia used to kill Hodir hardmode back in Ulduar? In case you don't, it involved spellstealing buffs from Freya trash in order to beat Hodir's timer. Now imagine doing the same, not with Hodir, but with Yogg-Saron or Vezax. That's the closest comparison you'll get.


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SIMON BORCHARDT, writing in SA Rugby magazine, says the Sharks must aim to emulate the Bulls.
The Sharks have lifted the Currie Cup twice in three seasons. Now they need to win a Super Rugby title.
No amount of domestic success will erase the painful memories of 2007, when the Sharks lost 20-19 to the Bulls in the Super 14 final at Kings Park. Had Frans Steyn kicked the conversion of Albert van den Berg's late try or booted the ball into touch after the hooter, or referee Steve Walsh spotted Wikus van Heerden's transgression in the move leading up to Bryan Habana's try, the Sharks would have won that game, but they didn't and their record in Super Rugby finals remains zero from three.
As the Bulls have shown, good teams win the Currie Cup, but only great ones win a Super Rugby title. The reality is that southern hemisphere franchises are now judged on their Super Rugby campaigns, just as European football clubs are judged on theirs in the Champions League. Look at Chelsea, who have won three English Premier League titles since Roman Abramovich bought the club, but have yet to win the Champions League (they suffered similar heartbreak to the Sharks when they lost to Manchester United on penalties in the 2008 final). And Abramovich will not be satisfied with the return on his investment until they do.
The good news for Sharks fans is that their team has an excellent chance of becoming Super Rugby champions next year. They have a powerful pack that dominates the set pieces and collisions, backs who can play an attacking, ball-in-hand style of play that is perfectly suited to the new law interpretations, a good tactical kicking game and an almost impenetrable defence.
However, in order for the Sharks to break their Super Rugby duck, you feel they will need to top the South African conference and earn more log points than the teams that finish first in the Australian and New Zealand sections so that if they do reach another final, it will be at Kings Park. Hosting this year's Currie Cup decider gave the Sharks a massive advantage, as they admitted afterwards, while the Stormers/Western Province discovered just how difficult it is to win a trophy away from home.
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MOREHEAD CITY | North Carolina's governor hopes to move the state forward with help from natural gas energy from offshore drilling, fracking and a pipeline from Pennsylvania.
Just back from the National Governors Association meeting where he was named to the organization's nine-member executive board, McCrory was welcomed to Morehead City Monday by Mayor Jerry Jones and introduced by Carteret County Sheriff Asa Buck. The governor was candid and direct in his comments and responses to questions from business leaders about tax reform, education, job creation, insurance, transportation and environmental concerns.
"We have got to get lower cost energy to industry," McCrory said. "We want to get natural gas exploration. There haven't been tests in 25 years. Now tests exist to give readings."
New seismic technology can now be used to determine whether there is anything under the earth and sea to warrant fracking and offshore drilling here, the governor said.
"We want to make it safe and sound and participate," he said. "We may find out we don't have any, but we've been sitting on the sidelines far too long inland and offshore. Then we can make the deals with the feds, business and environmental concerns, including beach re-nourishment."
McCrory said information now being circulated about the recent state law limiting the disclosure of information about the chemicals used in fracking "is an exaggeration of the law that is stirring up emotions."
"We came up with a common sense law that restricts disclosure of the fracking chemical formula to anyone except DENR (Department of Environment and Natural Resources) and other officials," he said. "There are patents to protect. It is a good compromise for public safety and industry investment.
"These individuals who are probably using natural gas in their homes and spreading this misinformation are very hypocritical. It's a NIMBY (not in my back yard) concept I don't agree with."
As a potential shorter term solution to natural gas needs, McCrory said a pipeline could be an answer.
"Piedmont and Duke are looking at a new pipeline that would give more access to natural gas in eastern and middle areas of North Carolina," he said.
U.S. 70 Corridor Commission concerns also were raised. A recent study concluded that the highway corridor offers the No. 1 potential for economic growth in the state if construction of a four-lane, limited access road is done expeditiously.
One participant spoke of his fears of that happening under the N.C. Department of Transportation's new scoring system. McCrory said the new scoring system ensures the best highways go where they are needed rather than in the most powerful politician's district.
"We want to take the politics out of it, but we do want to get people to you," McCrory said, adding that travel and tourism and the Morehead City port make U.S. 70 a viable project that should score well.
That and concerns about inadequate state transportation funding for general maintenance — which is currently one half what it has traditionally been — should be addressed in a 25-year transportation plan for the state that Transportation Secretary Tony Tata will have completed before the end of the year, the governor said.
McCrory said that transportation plan will include innovative ideas for the Global TransPark in Kinston, which he considers "an inland port," and refrigeration capacity for the port at Morehead City. The port at Wilmington just got it.
Already for the GTP, he said, "We have streamlined the board to make it a better part of DOT, and Commerce Secretary Sharon Decker is working to stay in constant touch with Spirit Air, the major customer" while working to recruit some key aviation manufacturing.
Asked about the disparity in funding for universities vs. community colleges, which get about 25 percent of the state's higher education money for the same number of students, McCrory said: "I am more interested in measuring the success of schools in how many students get jobs, not just student debt. But I don't want to pit one against the other."
He said he is rewarding community colleges for programs that teach technology, which is in demand and results in jobs. He also had high praise for N.C. Community College System President Scott Ralls for moving those institutions further in that direction.
Lawmakers in Raleigh continue to debate a new state budget for the 2014-15 fiscal year. McCrory has said he would veto any state budget that raised teacher pay more than 6 percent. He said Monday that he does feel public school teachers need pay hikes, but is firm in his position to keep those raises from taking too much money away from other needs.
As for Common Core concerns, he said he has opinions but, other than funding, he has no control over anything except Pre-Kindergarten.


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Vanguard Russell 2000 Value Index ETF VTWV
I never see this ETF mentioned on here. Anybody use this instead of VBR?
Just curious
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pauliec84 wrote:For what its worth Russel 2000 Value is more Valuey and Smaller than VBR.
So if that is what you are looking the 11 bp in terms of expense ratio per exposure to risk factor, you probably don't do any worse with the Russell 2000.
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0.24 S&P 600 Value -0.002 0.882 0.897 0.393 -0.017
0.32 Russell 2000 Value -0.001 0.902 0.778 0.512 0.017
pauliec84 wrote:I think it is because the S&P 600 Value Fund, VIOV gives you a similar tilt with lower expense ratio vs Russell 2000 value.
pauliec84 wrote:Thanks for the info. In that case, assuming the front running issue is no longer an issue for Russell 2000, that may be a better choice than VIOV.
Does anyone know about the current status of frontrunning of the Russell 2000?
Also, any idea what the new fees will be on the CRSP indexes?
zucckerbugger wrote:What is front running?
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Julian B. Tracy shoots video during a competition in the terrain park at Stevens Pass on March 8.
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Julian B. Tracy shoots video with a drone during a competition in the terrain park at Stevens Pass.
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Julian B. Tracy shoots video with a drone during a competition in the terrain park at Stevens Pass.
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Julian B. Tracy uses a drone to shoot video at Stevens Pass.
"When everything goes as planned and we capture the trick, there's no better feeling," said Eric Miller, a videographer.
"I joke that I, the filmer, feel just as much joy as the rider who lands the trick because I was able to preserve that moment forever.
"I've felt both feelings before, and although their levels of adrenaline differ, the 'stoke' factor is identical. I live for the days when the snow, weather, rider and myself are all in perfect sync," he said.
As long as skiing and snowboarding have been around, people have been documenting them, first with still photos and then with video. Warren Miller (no relation to Eric Miller) has made a tradition of epic films showing the best skiers and riders throwing themselves off cliffs and down unbelievably steep slopes.
Now, with advancements in technology, it's a lot easier to make videos, and there's clearly an audience. A yearly epic Warren Miller film is not enough.
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A drone hovers in the air, GoPro video camera attached, as snowboarders fly through the air at Stevens Pass.
Nearby, Julian B. Tracy of Stevens Pass directs the drone as riders compete in the Trans-world Snowboarding Transam.
It's tricky work. He can't see what he's shooting. He aims the drone and hopes for the best.
Tracy works for the best shots in the eight or nine minutes he has until the battery gives out. A couple days later, the video is up on Stevens' YouTube channel, with the drone footage, of course, and lots of other shots showing some of the best tricks.
Snowboarding and skiing videos are a huge part of the culture. Not just big tricks, but the big scenery.
"It's a very visual sport; it's very aesthetically pleasing," said Natasha Roskach, a 17-year-old snowboarder and competitor in the transam who had already been on the slopes 62 days by early March. "And it's such a beautiful place. I feel like everyone who is up here snowboarding is here for the beauty of the place and to enjoy it."
Stevens Pass makes a variety of videos. Some are simply to tell skiers about conditions. Some are elaborate productions that showcase a particular event.
Mostly, though, Stevens is aiming to produce videos quickly. They want to post them on YouTube and share them on Twitter and Facebook.
Tracy says they always work to balance timeliness with quality.
While Stevens is making videos on conditions or showcasing an event, they're also encouraging other videographers — giving them passes and sharing their videos, for example — who are able to communicate the feel of the mountain.
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Making videos is often a blast, but the logistics can be rough.
"People think, 'You have the easiest job in the world,' but it's actually a lot of work," Tracy said.
At the Jim Jack's Cowboy Up event earlier this year, Tracy spent about five hours a day swimming around in the snow, postholing and sinking waist-deep to find an angle for the shots, all while trying not to throw expensive camera gear down a mountainside.
The drone did take a tumble — 300 or 400 feet down the mountain — but it survived.
Daniel Silverberg, the co-owner of Waist Deep Media along with Joey Mara, makes videos at Stevens. Silverberg, the main videographer, says he may only get in one or two runs a day. He spends a lot of time with a heavy backpack scouting places to shoot.
Then, once he finds a spot, it's unpacking, setting up, measuring exposures, waiting for the people he's filming, framing shots, retaking shots and repacking. It takes hard work and patience but is also rewarding, he said.
Miller also works in partnership with Stevens. He's created "Monthtages" at the mountains, gorgeously crafted videos of snowboarders playing and of the jumps and other obstacles in the terrain parks and deep snow in the backcountry around Stevens. His videos make you ache to get out in the mountains.
Making the videos is thrilling, but it also takes skill and some luck. To make a good video, a lot of elements must come together: location, weather, riders.
"When all of these elements happen according to plan and the rider is about to perform their trick, there's only one aspect left to this equation: me not blowing the shot," Miller said.
"So when the rider lands their trick and I keep them in frame and in focus, it's truly an indescribable feeling. Just knowing that I preserved that moment forever is the reason I keep coming back for more."
Silverberg and Mara of Waist Deep Media also showcase plenty of tricks off of cliffs. Beyond that, they bring the landscapes at Stevens to life with time-lapse video and with clever uses of still photos with video.
They also have a sense of whimsy. In one video, an office worker in a tie abandons his desk after discovering Stevens has received fresh snow overnight — in what may or may not have been a dream.
And clearly many people are dreaming about snow. Roskach laughs as she talks about watching snowboarding videos: "What else am I supposed to do when I'm not on the mountain?"
Waist Deep at Stevens Pass from Waist Deep Media on Vimeo.
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WOW in just the first 3 minutes 100 players registered.
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8th Annual Pumpkin Shootout Registration
We're sorry, but all of the spots have currently been filled for the tournament. If you would like to sign up for the waiting list you can do so by clicking the link below. We will contact you if any spots open up. Thank you!
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DETAILED PUMPKIN SHOOTOUT tournament info.
Tentative Schedule
Check in Sunday 7:00am-8:00am
Players Meeting 8:15 at shelter 15 at Mesker Park
8:35-8:40 Tee Time@ Mesker Park
(Advanced Mens/ Rec Mens/ Rec Women)
lower / main parking lot suggested
8:50-9:00 Tee Time @ Woodmere
(Open Men & Women/Masters/Adv Master/Adv Grandmaster/Intermediate)
upper parking lot suggested by the road
Immediately folowing the first round lunch will be provided at shelter 15 at Mesker Park
-Please have the lunch ticket in hand. That will be provided in the players pack.
1:00-1:30 Tee Time for the second rounds. (exact tee times will be posted during lunch)
156 players parking & players meeting is going to be tight
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Once again these guys knocked it out of the box. Great people, great courses, great food & great hospitality.
This is 1 tournament i will always hit up ( as long as i can sign up in the 1st 10 minutes )
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Thanks to everyone who made the trip. You were part of the biggest Pumpkin Shootout to date!
I've posted a link to the results from Saturday night's glow round. We ALMOST filled with 71 players. All players got a glow putter from Gateway and we payed out $715 to the top 7 teams.
Results for the tournament should be posted by this evening.
Results are up for the Pumpkin Shootout: http://www.pdga.com/tournament_results/98003
Thanks to the Ace Eagles for doing a top notch job of running this great event!
Congrats to Dutch for winning the Open division shooting a pair of 1030 rated rounds and to Paul Oman for setting the new course record at Mesker shooting a 42, a 1082 rated round!!!
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Lancaster succeeded Martin Johnson after England's disastrous World Cup campaign and is contracted until the end of the coming Six Nations tournament. He has worked hard to install a new culture in the England side and is hoping to be involved beyond this rebuilding phase.
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I would say add another 18. The plan I hear for an added 9 was to put 9 holes after 14 and before 15. This is a good idea, but I think more traffic would be generated if there were 2 different 18 hole course.
As far as raising the entrance fee to $7.00, I think that would scare off more people than the additional $4.00 would raise. this could also impede the future growth of our sport. If there is a hedge point about cost of installation, I feel there are enough people here that would/could raise funds for a new course that will be here long term. Look at the fundraising efforts this club puts together for the CVO that is gone after one weekend.
I think it is great that we are able to have this conversation.
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Another option is to add the nine holes that we use for the Fall Open. This nine hole option makes more sense that the nine that I designed between 14 and 15.
"...a glass can only spill what it contains..."
Although the results are overwhelmingly in favor of a new 18 hole course, in fact as of writing this its 17 to 0, if they could only afford to add an extra nine I think it should be what was used for the fall open. Those were some fun holes that seemed to play well to the existing layout.
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A new 18 would be awesome, and I'd be down for paying a little extra to get in $5 sounds very reasonable for all. What is it currently $3?
Yup...currently $3.
It's looking like the added nine may be a strong possiblity. I'm still holding out for 18 though.
"...a glass can only spill what it contains..."
I think the adding the 9 holes that we use during tournaments should be the first addition to disc golf at otter creek. Adding these holes helps to bring the game more into visibility with the public and could greatly benefit the course and the park. During the Fall Open we had horseback riders, bikers, hikers, and cubscouts who all got to see alot of golfers utilizing the course. The current 18 is out of the public eye, I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if many users of the park dont even know that disc golf exists there.
As disc golfers most of have tunnel vision and we find it hard to believe that those who dont play the sport dont know about it. I think adding these holes might help spread the word of the games existence.
I also suspect getting these holes in will be far less time consuming then the design and construction of 18 new holes. Hopefully down the road maybe a new 18 could still be a possibility. Imagine a fantastic 27 hole beginner friendly course and a 18 hole championship caliber course on the same property.
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That evening he struck up a conversation with Linda, 69, whose train was delayed. The pair shared several stories and found that they both had children who had died of renal failure. David described the nearly three-hour conversation as warm and friendly.
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"I don't know why she gave me a kiss but I thought it was pretty darn nice," he said.
Linda said on Friday that she still doesn't know why she decided to kiss him at the station only hours after they first met but she has no regrets.
The couple kept in touch while she was in
When Linda returned, Fuller picked her up at the
David proposed on April 9 at the same spot they met at the Company Shops Station. The proposal was done on David's birthday. He turned 74.
The couple has been busy over the past few weeks planning their wedding, inviting family and friends from
"We haven't had time to sit still lately," he said.
The wedding was held at the same spot where they first met in February and where David proposed inside Company Shops Station in April. They were able to get permission from the N.C. Department of Transportation and the North Carolina Railroad Co. to have their wedding inside the station.
David's daughter Bonnie Guest was one of several people who attended the wedding on Saturday. She traveled from
"I am very happy for Dad and Linda," Guest said. "I am very happy for them both."
David's stepson Darren Hinkle traveled from Hillsborough to attend.
"It's storybook," Hinkle said. "I am glad to see him happy again."
Family friends Sandra Penland and Brent Parker, both of Hillsborough, said they were happy for the Fullers and that the station was the perfect place for the wedding since the station meant so much to them both.
The Fullers will spend their honeymoon camping in Ashe and Alleghany counties. The couple spent time there in April where they shared a romantic picnic lunch together.
They said on Friday they are blessed to have found each other after their respective spouses had died over the past two years. David's former spouse of 29 years died two years ago while Linda's former spouse of 25 years died last August. They weren't looking for new romantic relationships when their paths crossed at the station in February.
"I am happy we had the opportunity to meet and if it wasn't for the train station we wouldn't have met," David said.
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The seven-time champion and the defending champion will go head-to-head to settle this year's Girls Gazette Soccer Cup.
Kings Mountain and Ashbrook each completed undefeated runs through group play Thursday, with Kings Mountain claiming a 2-1 win over Crest and Ashbrook running away with a 5-0 defeat of North Gaston.
The Mountaineers (3-0) and Green Wave (3-0-1) will meet for the Cup title 5:30 p.m. Saturday at Ashbrook. Kings Mountain won six straight titles from 2003 through 2008 and again in 2010 after wintry weather knocked out the 2009 tournament. Ashbrook won the initial tournament in 1999 and then in 2011. The tournament wasn't held last year, and Ashbrook, for one, sure is glad to see the Cup return this season.
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In Thursday's nightcap at Ashbrook, the Green Wave and North Gaston played to a scoreless tie until the final 33.9 seconds of the first half. But once the Green Wave got going, it really got going.
Georgia Belk scored the goal just before the break and found the back of the net five minutes into the second half for a 2-0 lead. Valery Briceno, Mackenzie Bess and Maggie Rankin also scored for Ashbrook. Rankin assisted two goals while Rachael Lee and Briceno recorded one assist each. Conner McCuen logged the shutout in goal but was hardly threatened as Ashbrook dominated possession.
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"Forestview played a strong game," Huitt said. "I was impressed with their backs."
Gaston Christian advanced to Saturday's 3:45 p.m. third-place game against South Point at Ashbrook. In Saturday's opening game at 2 p.m., Crest and Forestview will face off for fifth place.
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Girls Gazette Soccer Cup
Monday's result
Kings Mountain1, South Point 0
Tuesday's results
Ashbrook 2, Forestview 0
Crest at South Point, ppd, Wednesday
Gaston Christian 6, North Gaston 0
Wednesday's result
Crest 0, South Point 0
Thursday's results
Gaston Christian 1, Forestview 1
Kings Mountain 2, Crest 1
Ashbrook 5, North Gaston 0
Saturday (All games at Ashbrook)
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Third-place game: Gaston Christian vs. South Point, 3:45 p.m.
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Young Life leader Jessie Murphy (left), 20, of Mill Creek, rides a tandem bicycle with Mechelle Russell, 24, of Monroe, during a July 20 event for Young Life Capernaum at Downtown Park in Bellevue.
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The 19-year-old Everett woman started helping out at her church's daycare, but told her mom she felt uncomfortable there.
"She has always been the type of kid who loves people and wants to serve people, but she really didn't have a place to do that," mom Jamie Hatleberg said.
That all started to change when Tianna Hatleberg, born without a part of her brain that affects mostly her vision and motor skills, began attending a faith group that focuses on building confidence and community for kids with disabilities.
"Her confidence started to grow, now she has a place and a purpose," her mom said. "She's just been deeply touched by it."
Capernaum is a special branch of Young Life -- a mentoring program that connects teens with Christian adults who provide guidance -- for kids ages 15 to 25 with disabilities, both mental and physical.
Kids can connect through games, music and other activities, both at meetings during the school year and special events during the summer.
Aimee Dunbar, who started the Snohomish County group more than a year ago, said these are all just avenues to get kids to interact with group leaders and with each other.
"The most important part of Capernaum is the relationships. There are people surrounding these kids; loving them, talking to them, praying for them, speaking truth into their lives," she said. "We all need that community."
And that community helped Hatleberg to grow.
Dunbar remembers when the teenager first came to Capernaum.
"She was just sort of struggling through her junior year of high school and really didn't have any desire to participate," Dunbar said.
The group helped her to build confidence, and when she went to Washington Family Ranch, a camp for kids in Young Life, she felt comfortable enough to do a trust fall off the camp's rope course instead of taking the slide. It was a first for Capernaum.
"For her, this was just a start," Dunbar said.
When she returned from camp, Hatleberg started doing more things on her own. She baked a cake by herself during her first week home, which Dunbar said can be a huge accomplishment for a kid with disabilities.
"She found a place where she fits," Hatleberg's mom said. "These kids have gained something they can connect to; they have somewhere to go where they won't be teased or not heard."
Hatleberg just graduated from Cascade High School and is hoping to get a job at her church's daycare. Her family is looking at child development education programs that she can take one class at a time.
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Veteran Methodist University golf coach Steve Conley enjoys having his team play in the annual Intercollegiate tournament aboard Camp Lejeune.
But if there was one thing Conley would change about the event, it would be the difficult weather conditions that always seem to arrive when the Fayetteville-based Monarchs and other college teams hit the links at Paradise Point.
This year's tournament, which features 32 college teams, starts today and continues through Sunday at the Paradise Point's gold and scarlet courses.
"The weather always doesn't want to cooperate," Conley said with a laugh. "We looked at the forecast this week and sure enough it's going to be 53, 54 degrees."
It's just a small price for Methodist to pay to play in a tournament that is one of Conley's favorites.
"First of all, there's just a lot of good competition. You got (32) college teams," said Conley, Methodist's coach for 26 years. "It's a three-day event and that's important because our NCAA tournament is four days. Any chance you get to play a three-day event … it's the closest thing you can get to the NCAA championships.
"And this is one of the older college tournaments. It being on a Marine base, they roll out the red carpet and treat teams with dinners and pro-am partners. It's a neat environment they have created. We are super-excited to see all of our friends at Camp Lejeune and all the Marines. There's great people we look forward to seeing."
The Intercollegiate seems to bring the very best out of the Monarchs, who have won 10 NCAA Division
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While Methodist is trying to defend its Intercollegiate title this weekend, the same can be said about St. Thomas' Omar Tejeira, who is actually the two-time defending individual champion. He won the tournament last year after he birdied the first hole in a three-way playoff.
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"We played four events in the fall and two this season and we have finished second four times, won once and placed fourth once. We have been in the hunt in every event," Conley said. "We haven't won as many times as we have had the opportunity, but we have played very consistent.
"All five of our guys are solid players and any one can go low any day. I think our best golf is in front of us."
After the Intercollegiate, Methodist will participate in the Emory Invitational in Atlanta before playing in its conference tournament. Then it will be time for the NCAA tournament in May.
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Sean Sullivan
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(Posted Dec 18, 2005 11:24 AM)
Does anyone know why Maptech would exclude many brands of computers from using their downloadable KAP charts by making them available only as a zipped executable for PC?
This is very poor planning from a technical point of view. I am on OS X, and looking to download the KAP files. I see that they are KAP files, but their download only comes as an .exe file.
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Ed Lecuyer
PC Only
(msg #2: Posted Dec 19, 2005 8:43 AM)
By design, Maptech chose to implement our Free Chart Service such that it would integrate seamlessly with our line of PC-based navigation software products. Thus, to make the process as easy as possible for our customers, we put the chart files (both KAP and BSB) into a self-extracting executable.
Those who wish to get the charts in a .ZIP format, can do so from NOAA's website:
These are the EXACT same charts that are on FreeBoatingCharts.com - we digitize them first, then provide them to NOAA.
-Ed Lecuyer
Senior Customer Support Manager
Ray Reilly
RE: PC Only
(msg #2.2: Posted Mar 1, 2006 10:57 AM)
Can I overlay the free charts on top of existing Maptech charts that I currently haveon my computer without lossing the functionality I have with the Maptech charts. (functionality such as the pop up Notes, Marina and Geo locators, etc)
Justine Baldwin
RE(2): PC Only
(msg #2.2.1: Posted Mar 1, 2006 1:49 PM)
You cannot overlay them on top of the Maptech charts. You can download them on your computer and view them in Maptech software, such as, Chart Navigator or Offshore Navigator.
-Justine Baldwin
Technical Support Specialist
John King
RE: PC Only
(msg #2.3: Posted Apr 7, 2006 6:37 PM)
I have downloaded a couple RNC charts from NOAA and have downloaded the Chart Navigator Software. I have tried to get the software to recognize the charts by browsing and rebuilding the chart list. No luck. How do you get the software to see the KAP and BSB chart files?
Ed Lecuyer
Use FreeBoatingCharts.com
(msg #2.3.1: Posted Apr 10, 2006 12:03 PM)
Instead of using the NOAA site and downloads - which are not optimized for use with Chart Navigator - download them directly from
. This site uses the same NOAA charts found on their site (since we do the BSB conversions for NOAA) but are easier to find and integrate into Maptech's products.
That having been said, be sure you download both the KAP and BSB files into the following folder:
This should work fine with Chart Navigator Pro.
-Ed Lecuyer
Senior Customer Support Manager
Rolf Tanson
RE: PC Only
(msg #2.4: Posted Jan 23, 2007 4:11 PM)
I am confused. I am using SeaClear navigation software. I bought the MED1 charts from Maptech, because SeaClear says: "The BSB/KAP file format is licensed from Maptech. BSB/KAP version 1-3 is supported." Unfortunately, it is impossible to install the charts in SeaClear. I spent 150$ for nothing. Could you give me a hint? Thanks.
Ed Lecuyer
(msg #2.4.1: Posted Jan 23, 2007 4:53 PM)
As you note, SeaClear (a Windows PC-based application) supports version 1-3 of BSB charts. Their website, however goes on to say "Encrypted charts, like BSB/CAP can not be used." Because of the requirements of the various international hydrographic offices, all charts outside of US waters (such as those on the MED1 CD) must be encrypted in the BSB4 format.
When this format was created in 2002, we offered an updated software development kit to all of our partners so that they could support BSB 4 charts. I am unsure why SeaClear has not implemented this change - you may wish to discuss this with them. For more details, please see
this Technical Document
You may wish to consider using the Offshore Navigator software included with the MED1 CD. This includes all the features needed to effectively navigate with those charts. If Offshore Navigator is not to your liking, there are a variety of other navigation software packages (by Maptech and others) that will interface properly with BSB 4 charts.
-Ed Lecuyer
Senior Customer Support Manager
Richard Ray
RE: Downloadable Marine charts in KAP format...
(msg #3: Posted Dec 24, 2005 10:47 PM)
For those who do not want to mess with the clumsy and unreliable NOAA RNC site we offer a DVD with all the current Maptech BSB format charts..
Geoffery Cunnington
RE: Downloadable Marine charts in KAP format...
(msg #4: Posted Aug 15, 2007 12:23 AM)
I am having problems opening the free boating charts. Can you help? I have an HP and am running windows vista......how can i open them. I am not familiar with all the different file formats.
Wayne Pearson
RE(2): Downloadable Marine charts in KAP format...
(msg #4.1: Posted Aug 15, 2007 10:08 AM)
Hi Geoffrey,
You probably received an email from Maptech with a confirmation number.
The email tells you how to download the self-extracting EXE file.
The self-extracting EXE file has the confirmation number as its file name.
Finding your download can be the challenge in Vista.
Your download is likely to be in a folder named "Downloads".
This folder is typically found at: C:\Users\YourName\Downloads
You can use "Computer" or "My Computer", at your Start button, to find the Downloads folder.
When you find the self-extracting EXE file, double-click on it, to run it.
The self-extracting EXE file puts the charts you selected into C:\Chartkit\BSBChart
Please see:
Wayne Pearson
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