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Video: Former IndyCar champion Dario Franchitti suffers broken back and ankle in horrifying crash in Houston
Several spectators were also injured in the accident when the three-time Indy 500 winner collided with ex-Formula One driver Takuma Sato on the final lap of Sunday's Grand Prix of Houston
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Monday 07 October 2013
Three-time Indy 500 winner Dario Franchitti has suffered serious injuries after a horrific crash during the IndyCar Series' Grand Prix of Houston, in which several members of the crowd were hit by flying debris.
Franchitti clashed with ex-Formula One driver Takuma Sato on the final lap of the race held on the streets of Texas, with his Target Chip Ganassi Racing car launching into the air after colliding heavily with the concrete wall marking the track limits.
The Scottish racer, who has won the IndyCar series an impressive four-times, suffered a broken back in the crash as well as a fractured ankle and a serious concussion.
IndyCar released a statement via their official Twitter feed to confirm that Franchitti was awake upon his arrival at the hospital, and that he would be monitored overnight as he begins his recovery.
"IZOD IndyCar Series driver Dario Franchitti was admitted awake and alert to Memorial Hermann Texas Medical Center in Houston for a concussion, spinal fracture that will require no surgery and a fracture to the right ankle.
"He will be kept overnight."
The 40-year-old was left with nowhere to go when Sato appeared to lose the rear of his car, sliding accidentally into Franchitti's path. His Dallara DW12 – named in memory of former racer Dan Wheldon – immediately decimated upon impact, with its design built with specific crumple areas to take the brunt of the impact.
"On the last lap I caught the marbles and brushed the wall and lost momentum," said Sato. "A couple cars passed me as I was offline and in Turn 5. I got very loose and Dario and I came together."
This did however result in a large amount of debris scattering into the crowd, with IndyCar confirming that an official and two fans were taken to hospital.
"Following an accident that occurred on-track at the Grand Prix of Houston this afternoon, our greatest concern is for our fans and participants," Mi-Jack Promotions, promoter of the Grand Prix of Houston, IndyCar and Reliant Park officials said in a joint statement.
Franchitti dedicated his 2012 Indy 500 victory to his close friend Dan Wheldon
The sight of the crash brought back horrifying memories of the collision that took Englishman Wheldon's life two years ago next week, when he was involved in a mass pile-up at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Franchitti, a close friend of Wheldon's, went on to win an emotionally charged 2012 Indy 500, and broke down into tears after the race when dedicating the victory the Wheldon. Those watching yesterday will have breathed a huge sigh of relief with the news that Franchitti was conscious when taken to the hospital, but the incident is a stark reminder of how dangerous the sport can be.
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I feel like Belle Watling may have been driving her point home a little too hard with the bell earrings. I mean, we get it. Why don't you just date Quasimoto while you're at it? Why don't you move to Philadelphia? Why don't you work for the phone company? Why don't you write a JINGLE?
Incidentally, who borrowed my tiara with the amber knobs on it? I've been looking everywhere. I feel like Belle was not into the less-is-more philosophy when it came to accessorizing.
One of the Alexes at work is fascinated by how often I can work a Gone With the Wind reference into these posts. She is at once impressed and disgusted by me. Which kind of sums me up. I once had a boy say I was like a No-Pest Strip, managing to attract and repel men all at once.
Anyway, it's Sunday, and I just sat down with the New York Times for an hour, where I was reading how all kinds of hip NY folk are moving to Detroit, and buying 6,000-square-foot lofts for $3,000 and so on. I had this artist boyfriend once, in the '80s, and one Sunday he had to draw something as part of his job. He lay on his living room floor and drew something on a very see-through piece of paper for awhile while I watched him and more than likely drank White Zinfandel.
It was 1988. Sue me.
"When I was growing up, my mother used to say to me, 'You like drawing, I know, but you can't make a career out of lying on the floor making pictures,'" he told me. I swear to god it was 20 minutes later and he said, "I'm done. Let's go."
And we drove off to Detroit to take whatever the hell that drawing was to the guy in Detroit. I like how I paid close attention to the details, as per usual. And how funny that you'd have to literally drive something 90 miles to someone. He couldn't just email an image.
My point is, the guy lived downtown, and I had never known anyone to actually live in downtown Detroit. I remember the place was huge, and we all stood on this--it wasn't even a balcony, it was so giant. Remember how Uncle Bill's place had a balcony, and you could probably fit 20 Mr. Frenches up here? It was like that. We looked out over the whole city, and I tried to drink a martini like it was good and not bug spray-tasting.
I also remember the guy being beside himself over whatever the hell it was my then-boyfriend spent 20 minutes drawing. That guy was too smart for his own good. He made a whole lot of cool art back then, including this one piece where you looked through a really beautiful window frame, and behind it was a video of people having sex. If I ever get famous and you see my sex video, please disregard my perm. AGAIN, it was 1988.
Anyway, I wonder if he has that place, still, that guy in Detroit, because if people really move to Detroit and it gets all hep, that apartment will be worth millions. Plus the whole June-drank-here panache that apartment now has. That rare and unusual find: Places June Had Her a White Zin or a Gross Martini in the '80s.
Or the 1990s tour: Places in Seattle Where June Pretended to Like Black Beer Because Everyone Else Did When All She Really Wanted Was an Amstel Light Up In Here; Sue June.
In the 2000s, there was a teensy bar in my LA neighborhood, and it was family owned so you could smoke in there. It was called the Tiki Ti, and it served only tropical drinks that would knock you on your coconuts, so powerful were they. I hate to bring up this delicate subject, but Marvin and I once stumbled home from there and may or may not have Done It in our garage because it was like 4959549303 steps up to our duplex and that was too far.
Marvin was not what you'd call a drinker. If he was late, you'd never say, "I wonder if Marv is back at the bar, knocking back shots?"
Wow, I wonder if this would be a good Purple Clover article? Places I drank. Am now inspired.
I have to go. I have to do Tracy Chapass, even though this whole house is asleep, and the dogs are splayed out behind me sounding so sigh-y and peaceful, and the only other noise other than those two is the buzz of a cicada outside. What I'm saying is this is a perfect time to go back to sleep, but if I do that my Fitbit will never hit 10,000 today, and at this point I need a Fitbit intervention or something. I spend my whole day trying to impress a strip of plastic.
Okay, so I'm off. With bells on.
P.S. Oh! I have one more thing to say. We need to organize our efforts and protest two things. One, we all need to start REFUSING to purchase these damn sheer shirts if they don't come with a free camisole. Am really getting annoyed. And two? We need to demand that movie theaters show no more than two previews before a show. I went to see poor Amy Winehouse's documentary yesterday, which may be why this was such a boozy post, and they showed previews for TWENTY MINUTES. We need to start walking out and demanding a refund or something. We need to get very huffy. The way Edsel gets huffy if you move during the night. We need to flump off and sigh dramatically. Who's in?


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Publication Date : 21-07-2014
For years, the publicly adversarial role the Pakistanis took on drones while privately either condoning or even encouraging them was one side of a seemingly intractable problem; the other side being the arrogance of the US when it came to working with Pakistanis, who the American side seemed more interested in brushing off than finding ways to work with to address legitimate Pakistani concerns.
To be sure, drones raise many complicated questions.
To begin with, there are complex issues regarding the legality of their use in particular zones, the selection of targets, the standards of evidence gathered, presumably, through intelligence and a host of other legal and technical questions.
But those may be some of the easier ones to resolve. What about, for example, the potential for drone strikes to feed into the militant propaganda campaign and the old equation of how many new militants a dead militant creates?
And with public attitudes in much of Pakistan tending to be sceptical of or even outright hostile to American influence, do the political costs of a highly active drone programme –— as it was at its peak several years ago — outweigh the security benefits?
Yet, simply because the questions do not have any easy answers does not mean that the right balance between security and politics cannot be found at all — or that it does not change with changing circumstances.
For example, after years of pummelling al-Qaeda in the tribal areas, its presence there has surely depleted.
At the same time, the Punjabi Taliban and foreign militants linked to Central Asia have become more of a menace.
A cooperative Pak-US approach on drones, whereby the most immediate and significant threats are identified and acted against in an evolving manner, can surely further the fight against militancy in the region.
There is another aspect worth mentioning here: space for the civilian government in these security decisions.
That drone strikes stopped for several months as the government pursued peace talks with the Tehrik-i-Taliban indicates that where the civilians have the will and the space, they can also contribute positively to national security-related decisions.
Surely, if a cooperative, mutually beneficial attitude prevails at both levels — Pak-US and civil-military — then not only can vitally important relationships be stabilised and improved, the fight against militancy can also be boosted by drones that can strike in areas where troops find it difficult to operate.
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INDIANAPOLIS - Loyola University Maryland recorded 100-percent graduation success rate scores for nine sports, according to NCAA graduation success rate numbers released today.
Five women's sports and four men's sports posted perfect scores, as the Greyhounds achieved a 96-percent cumulative graduation rate for all sports for the 2002-2005 cohorts that make up this year's report. That rate is tied for 19th among the 340 NCAA Division I schools included in the report.
Loyola has been ranked in the top-20 of the overall Graduation Success Rate in each of the report's eight years.
"Our student athletes, coaches and academic support staff work tremendously hard during their academic careers at Loyola, and this is a reflection of that dedication," said Jim Paquette, assistant vice president and director of athletics at Loyola. "Our student-athlete's commitment, and that of those within Loyola's community who support their academic success, has continued to push them to the highest achievements possible."
Loyola attained 100 percent scores for women's basketball, swimming and diving, tennis, cross country/track and field, and volleyball. Four men's sports matched the perfect scores: cross country, soccer, swimming and diving, and tennis.
The NCAA developed the Graduation Success Rate as part of its academic reform initiative to more accurately assess the academic success of student-athletes. The Graduation Success Rate also accounts for midyear enrollees and is calculated for every sport, which increases the total number of student-athletes tracked for graduation by more than 37 percent.
Under the calculation, institutions are not penalized for outgoing transfer students who leave in good academic standing. Instead, the outgoing transfers are passed to the receiving institution's Graduation Success Rate cohort.
The NCAA also calculates the federal graduation rate for student-athletes, which does not hold institutions accountable for transfer student-athletes; it is the only rate by which to compare student-athletes to the general student body.
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North Carolina Fisheries Association Suit Dismissed
Federal Judge James C. Dever has dismissed a lawsuit by the N.C. Fisheries Association demanding that the N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries either abandon all Incidental Take Permits regarding sea turtles or shut down recreational fishing until a similar plan can be applied to hook-and-line anglers.
In dismissing the complaint that was also brought by the N.C. Fisheries Association and the Carteret County Fisherman's Association on behalf of all commercial fishermen in the state, Dever said the plaintiffs "lacked jurisdiction" to sue various state and federal agencies. This is legal wording that means neither of the two associations nor their members could offer an environmental or economic harm traceable to state and federal marine management policies.
Greg Hurt, chairman of the state's Coastal Conservation Association, was pleased with the judge's decision to dismiss the suit without going to trial. "While CCA was not a party to the lawsuit, we do represent thousands of recreational fishermen who could have been adversely affected had this specious suit gone forward. One of our primary goals is to protect the rights of the men, women and kids who recreationally fish. This clearly unmerited claim would have severely impacted that goal."
Hurt said, "Unfortunately, I don't think a significant number of N.C. citizens realized what the NCFA was attempting to do. If successful they would have prevented families from enjoying one of our state's favorite pastimes." Businesses that provide goods and services to recreational fishermen would have been devastated if the suit had halted all hook-and-line angling, he added.
Dever, the chief judge for the U.S. Eastern District of North Carolina, in his 19-page order dismissing the suit July 22, wrote, "Plaintiffs allege merely that NCFA and CCFA and its members have suffered injury to their economic and environmental interests, which are uniquely entwined with endangered and threatened sea turtles. The federal defendants argue that plaintiffs have not adequately alleged any valid injury-in-fact."
Plaintiffs, meaning the associations, have not plausibly alleged either an economic or environmental injury sufficient to establishing standing in their own right, Dever wrote. "Plaintiffs' conclusory allegation that they have suffered economic and environmental harm does not suffice."
The associations also cannot establish representational standing, the judge continued. He did agree that the plaintiffs have plausibly alleged that their members have suffered economic harms but not an environmental injury. "The court will consider whether the economic injuries suffered by plaintiffs' members are traceable to the challenged conduct and are likely to be redressed by a favorable decision by this court."
Dever wrote that the plaintiffs have shown their members use the waters where sea turtles are allegedly being taken, but have not plausibly alleged that their members' use of the waters is being "lessened by the challenged activity. Moreover, any claimed environmental injury due to the sea-turtle takings is not plausible in light of plaintiffs' allegation that sea turtle populations are increasing and should be removed from the endangered species list. Thus, plaintiffs have not established traceability."
As for plaintiffs' argument that a favorable decision in this case could redress their members' economic burdens, the judge called it "entirely speculative. The redressability prong requires that it be likely, and not merely speculative, that a favorable decision from the court will remedy the plaintiff's injury."
Dever noted nothing suggests that if sea turtle taking regulations were enforced on the recreational hook and line fishery, there would be a lessening of the commercial fishing industry's regulatory burdens and compliance costs. He concluded, "The plaintiffs have failed to plausibly allege that the federal defendants are causing sea-turtle takings to be committed. Thus, the court grants the motions (from both federal and state defendants) to dismiss for lack of subject-matter jurisdiction.
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NC Marine Fisheries Commission Meeting
August 19 - 21, NC Marine Fisheries Commission (MFC) Meeting, Doubletree by Hilton - Brownstone, Hillsborough Street in Raleigh. The Southern flounder FMP Supplement is expected to dominate the meeting. Michelle Duval from DMF has offered to meet with interested recreational fishermen to present the SAFMC Snapper Grouper Visioning Presentation following the business meeting on Thusrsday, August 20th at approximately 5:30 PM. Commissioner Anna Beckwith has also agreed to assist with the meeting to discuss specific recreational fishing concerns. Please let us know if you would have any interest in attending by replying to email@example.com .
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July 30, 2015
Rare, mysterious deep sea fish washes ashore along NC coast
Strange fish washed up on North Carolina beach.
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Strange fish washed up on North Carolina beach.
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NAGS HEAD, N.C. – A rarely seen deep sea fish washed up on the beaches of North Carolina on Monday evening.
A Lancetfish was found in Nags Head on a beach south of Jennette's Pier. It is an open ocean fish and rarely comes to shore.
Lancetfishes have large mouths and very sharp teeth. They grow up to 6.6 feet in length. Very little is known about their biology, though they are widely distributed in all oceans, except the polar seas.
Officials with Jennette's Pier say the rare fish was alive when it washed up on the shore.
Daryl Law, who works at the North Carolina Aquarium, said the fish was released after being photographed.
Lancetfishes have been seen as far north as Greenland and are often caught by vessels long-lining for tuna.
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July 28, 2015
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Joint state coastal meeting to be held Aug. 12 in Washington
Pat McCrory, Governor
Donald R. van der Vaart, Secretary
N.C. Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Release: Immediate
Contact: Patricia Smith
Date: July 28, 2015
Phone: 252-726-7021\
Joint state coastal meeting to be held Aug. 12 in Washington
MOREHEAD CITY – A joint meeting of the Habitat and Water Quality Advisory Committee and the Coastal Habitat Protection Plan Steering Committee will be held at 1 p.m. Aug. 12 at the N.C. Department of Environment and Natural Resources Washington Regional Office, 943 Washington Square Mall, Washington.
The committees will review sections of the Coastal Habitat Protection Plan, including chapters on Priority Habitat Issues, Existing Protection, Restoration and Enhancement Efforts. The committees will also provide input on draft recommendations of the Coastal Habitat Protection Plan.
A full agenda is attached.
For more information, contact Anne Deaton with the N.C. Division of Marine fisheries at 910-796-7311 email@example.com. You may also contact Jimmy Johnson with the Albemarle-Pamlico National Estuary Partnership at 252-948-3952 or email@example.com.
Joint Meeting of the Coastal Habitat Protection Plan Steering Committee and Habitat and Water Quality Advisory Committee
Department of Environment and Natural Resources Regional Office
943 Washington Square Mall, Washington
Aug. 12, 2015
Aug. 12, 2015
1 p.m. Call to Order*
Vote on the Approval of the Agenda**
Vote on Approval of Meeting Minutes from previous meetings (Habitat and Water Quality Advisory Committee and CHPP Steering Committee) **
1:15 p.m. Public Comment
Receive public comment on fisheries management issues under the scope of the committee.
1:30 p.m. Overview of revised CHPP chapters
2 p.m. Review of CHPP priority habitat issues chapter and draft options
3:30 p.m. Review of draft CHPP recommendations
5:00 p.m. Next Steps
5:10 p.m. Additional Business
Discuss any additional business involving management issues under the scope of the committee.
5:20 p.m. Adjourn
* Times indicated are merely for guidance. The committee will proceed through the agenda until completed.
**Action Items
***Applies only to Marine Fisheries Commission members
N.C.G.S. 138A-15(e) mandates at the beginning of any meeting of a board, the chair shall remind all members of their duty to avoid conflicts of interest under Chapter 138. The chair also shall inquire as to whether there is any known conflict of interest with respect to any matters coming before the board at that time.
N.C.G.S. 143B-289.54(g)(2) states a member of the Marine Fisheries Commission shall not vote on any issue before the Commission that would have a "significant and predictable effect" on the member's financial interest. For purposes of this subdivision, "significant and predictable effect" means there is or may be a close causal link between the decision of the Commission and an expected disproportionate financial benefit to the member that is shared only by a minority of persons within the same industry sector or gear group. A member of the Commission shall also abstain from voting on any petition submitted by an advocacy group of which the member is an officer or sits as a member of the advocacy group's board of directors. A member of the Commission shall not use the member's official position as a member of the Commission to secure any special privilege or exemption of substantial value for any person. No member of the Commission shall, by the member's conduct, create an appearance that any person could improperly influence the member in the performance of the member's official duties.
Commissioners having questions about a conflict of interest or appearance of conflict should consult with counsel to the Marine Fisheries Commission or the secretary's ethics liaison. Upon discovering a conflict, the commissioner should inform the chair of the commission in accordance with N.C.G.S. 138A-15(e).***
Recipe of the Day
Creole Black Drum
Hello from Beautiful Topsail Island! Weather is wonderful with warm days and cool nights. Black drum are biting at the docks and bridges. Catch a mess and try this recipe.
Creole Black Drum
2 lbs black drum fillets
3 tomatoes, chopped
1 small onion, chopped
½ green pepper, chopped
1 tablespoon lemon juice
Cayenne pepper to taste
3 tablespoons butter
olive oil
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Melt the butter in a small sauce pan. Coat a large baking dish with olive oil and lay fillets inside it. Top black drum with remaining ingredients and pour butter over dish. Bake 15-20 minutes until fish is done. Great with wild rice. Serves 4-5.
Creole Black Drum
2 lbs black drum fillets
3 tomatoes, chopped
1 small onion, chopped
½ green pepper, chopped
1 tablespoon lemon juice
Cayenne pepper to taste
3 tablespoons butter
olive oil
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Melt the butter in a small sauce pan. Coat a large baking dish with olive oil and lay fillets inside it. Top black drum with remaining ingredients and pour butter over dish. Bake 15-20 minutes until fish is done. Great with wild rice. Serves 4-5.
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Check out the morning video from the folks at Surf City Ocean Pier. They do this nearly every morning. Everyone I know look forward each day to this video. I want them to know we appreciate their efforts. Click the link above to view the morning video.
Good morning from Surf City Ocean Pier. What's biting? A couple of nice spanish and some small bluefish have been caught this morning. Looks like it's going to be a great day.
Check out the morning video from the folks at Surf City Ocean Pier. They do this nearly every morning. Everyone I know look forward each day to this video. I want them to know we appreciate their efforts. Click the link above to view the morning video.
Good morning from Surf City Ocean Pier. What's biting? A couple of nice spanish and some small bluefish have been caught this morning. Looks like it's going to be a great day.
July 24, 2015
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July 22, 2015
NCDENR - North Carolina State Saltwater Records
N.C. Department of Environment and Natural Resources
A world of information can be found at the NC Marine Fisheries website.
Albacore (false)
26 lb. 8 oz.
Off Wrightsville Beach
Lyman Kinlaw, Jr.
62 lb. 0 oz.
Off Oregon Inlet
Brien L. Hamer
126 lb. 7 oz.
Off Swansboro
Michael Krantz
67 lb. 7 oz.
Cape Lookout
Buddy D. Garten
Bass, Black Sea
8 lb. 12 oz.
Off Oregon Inlet
Joe Mizelle
Bass, Striped
64 lb. 0 oz.
Off Oregon Inlet
Keith Angel
31 lb. 12 oz.
Cape Hatteras
James Hussey
116 lb. 8 oz.
Oregon Inlet
Billy R. Lucas, Jr.
5 lb. 0 oz.
Oregon Inlet
Daniel Graber
79 lb. 0 oz.
Cape Hatteras
Sean J. Yurkanin
Drum, Black
100 lb. 1 oz.
Cape Fear River
Charles R. Dycus
Drum, Red*
94 lb. 2 oz.
Hatteras Island
David G. Deuel
20 lb. 0 oz.
|Carolina Beach
|Harold Auten
Grouper, Gag
46 lb. 0 oz.
Off Ocean Isle Beach
Timothy Gallimore
Grouper, Red
33 lb. 8 oz.
Off Atlantic Beach
Chuck Deeter
Grouper, Strawberry
28 lb. 8 oz.
Off Topsail Beach
Jackie Blanchard
Grouper, Warsaw
245 lb. 0 oz.
Wrightsville Beach
Cora Keen
Grouper, Yellowfin
42 lb. 10 oz.
Off Carolina Beach
Michael Hall
Grunt, White
4 lb. 8 oz.
Off Cape Lookout
Vernon Councilman
21 lb. 6 oz.
Frying Pan Shoals
Derek Williams
Jack, Crevalle
49 lb. 1 oz.
Off Wrigtsville Beach
Frank Dalli
Kingfish, Northern
3 lb. 8 oz.
Bogue Banks Pier
Ted Drinnon
King Mackerel
82 lb. 4 oz.
Off Ocracoke
James Winch
Spanish Mackerel*
13 lb. 0 oz.
Ocracoke Inlet
Robert Cranton
Marlin, Blue
1,228 lb. 8 oz.
Off Oregon Inlet
Trey Irvine
Marlin, White
118 lb. 8 oz.
Off Oregon Inlet
Ethel B. Cootes
Mullet, Sea
3 lb. 8 oz.
Bogue Banks Pier
Ted Drinnon
Perch, White
1 lb. 13 oz.
Pembroke Creek
John David Stallings
2 lb. 4 oz.
Atlantic Ocean
Walter M. Campbell
2 lb. 14 oz.
Off Beaufort Inlet
Hope L. Sanderson
Pompano, African
46 lbs 0 oz.
Off Atlantic Beach
Toby Grantham
Pompano, Florida
8 lb. 0 oz.
Carolina Beach
John F. Vickers
Porgy, Jolthead
11 lb. 8 oz.
South Hatteras Inlet
Norman C. Morse
Porgy, Saucereye
13 lb. 2 oz.
Off Cape Lookout
Glenn D. Greer
100 lb. 0 oz.
Off Ocean Isle
John P. Grooms, Jr.
|27 lb., 1 oz.
|Off Atlantic Beach
|Toby Grantham
Shark, Blue
478 lb. 0 oz.
Crystal Fishing Pier
Bobby Kentrolis
Shark, Dusky
610 lb. 0 oz.
Jennette's Oean Pier
Robert T. Keller
Shark, Hammerhead
710 lb. 0 oz.
Jennette's Oean Pier
Robert T. Keller
Shark, Lemon
421 lb. 8 oz.
Kure Beach Pier
Stanley Seawell
Shark, Mako
768 lb. 0 oz.
Off Oregon Inlet
Russell J. Langford
Shark, Scalloped Hammerhead
234 lb. 0 oz.
South of Cape Point
Timothy P. Harlow
Shark, Thresher
185 lb. 0 oz.
Off Oregon Inlet
Brandon Bailey
Shark, Tiger
1,150 lb. 0 oz.
Yaupon Beach Pier
Walter Maxwell
19 lb. 4 oz.
Off Oregon Inlet
Chris Robbins
Snapper, Cubera
46 lb. 8 oz.
Atlantic Ocean
Edward W. Ruskowsky
Snapper, Red
40 lb. 0 oz.
Off Cape Lookout
Ben Grant
Snapper, Vermillion
6 lb. 9 oz.
Off Ocean Isle
Todd Helf
Spadefish, Atlantic
Off Hatteras Village
Steven C. Chadwick
Spearfish, Longbill
98 lb. 0 oz.
Off Cape Hatteras
John R. Windsor
1 lb. 13 oz.
Manns Harbor
Hubert Basnight
441 lb. 0 oz.
Off Wrightsville Beach
J. Horace Murray, Jr.
193 lb. 5 oz.
Sea View Pier
Malcolm Condie
19 lb. 0 oz.
Off Oregon Inlet
Louis M. Knoerzer
Tilefish, Blueline
16 lb. 8 oz.
Off Oregon Inlet
Terry M. Shepherd
Tilefish, Golden
46 lb. 0 oz.
Off Cape Hatteras
Rex Bunting
Tilefish, Sand*
4 lb. 5 oz.
Off Oak Island
Frank L. Ballas
Triggerfish, Gray
11 lb. 6 oz.
Morehead City
Annette F. Carrico
Triggerfish, Queen
10 lbs 11 oz.
Off Jacksonville
Benjamin Peterson
27 lb. 7 oz.
Ocean Crest Pier
Thomas M. Cutler
Trout, Gray
14 lb. 14 oz.
Nags Head Surf
Sterling L. Ammons
Trout, Speckled
12 lb. 4 oz.
Wrightsville Beach
John R. Kenyon, Jr.
Tuna, Bigeye
311 lb. 8 oz.
Off Oregon Inlet
Clarence N. Cook
Tuna, Blackfin
40 lb. 11 oz.
Off Wrightsville Beach
Michael Accattato
Tuna, Bluefin
805 lb. 0 oz.
Off Oregon Inlet
Corey Schultz
Tuna, Yellowfin
237 lb. 0 oz.
Off Cape Lookout
James Mixon, Jr.
Tuna, Skipjack
32 lb.
Gulf Stream South
of Hatteras Inlet
Matthew Charles Kelly
150 lb. 0 oz.
Kevin M. Elwell
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SALEM, Mass. — A Massachusetts man says police overreacted when they arrested him for disorderly conduct after he flew a motorized paraglider on the anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Salem police say they received several calls Tuesday from people concerned after seeing the contraption over the city.
Patrick Tarmey, of Peabody, says two officers approached him when he landed at a park and asked if he thought it was appropriate to be paragliding so close to courthouses and a power plant on the 9/11 anniversary.
The 25-year-old tells The Salem News he flies every day and it's never been an issue, although he admits he argued with officers.
The charge was dismissed Wednesday after Tarmey agreed to pay $50 in court costs, although he still thinks his civil rights were violated.
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Flexibility and freedom for growth and development, both professionally and personally are present in my current position. The leadership at the company for which I am a contract employee are very aware that I could be somewhere else but choose to remain with them in this capacity. They treat me as one of their own, inviting me into company meetings and work with others outside of the company.
No benefits, such as paid time off, health insurance, company contributions to a 401K plan. If I don't work, I don't get paid. I can end up working in excess of 60 hours per week at times.
Advice to Management
Continue to express your gratitude to your contract employees. If it is possible to offer them some additional perks to make up for the lack of benefits, consider this in the compensation/pay that is offered. Remember you don't have to pay for the benefits package of a full time employee, so it is possible to extend a bit more to the contract employee as they prove their benefit to the success of your company.
OptiMedica Interviews
Interview Experience
Interview Experience
Getting an Interview
Getting an Interview
Interview Difficulty
- No OfferNeutral ExperienceEasy Interview
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 12+ months – interviewed at OptiMedica (San Jose, CA) in August 2012.
At the interview they were unprepared, wanted me to test software but did not have it ready. They only asked me a few questions, and said time was up they had someone else to interview. They did hire the other person and called me a year later and hired me for 4 weeks. I stayed for 6 months.
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