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Schupansky wants a judge to convict Konias of first-degree murder in the killing of fellow Garda Cash Logistics guard Michael Haines during the 2012 heist.
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KAHULUI - With Maui Land & Pineapple Co. losing millions of dollars, David Cole has resigned effective Jan. 1 as chairman, president and chief executive officer - leadership positions that made him the second-highest-paid executive among Hawaii companies.
Cole will be replaced as president and CEO by Robert Webber, the company's chief operating and financial officer, and as chairman by Warren Haruki, chief executive officer of Grove Farm on Kauai and a ML&P director.
In a memorandum Friday to company employees, Cole said it was anticipated that Webber would take over as CEO in 2009.
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David Cole (left), Maui Land & Pineapple Co.'s
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Cole assured employees that "your company is in very capable hands."
Cole will continue to serve as a ML&P director and as the company's representative on the boards of Hawaii BioEnergy and Hawaii Superferry.
The announcement came Friday in ML&P's release of its third-quarter earnings report.
The company reported a net loss of $8.7 million ($1.09 per share) for the third quarter, compared to a net loss of $155,000 (2 cents per share) for the same period in 2007.
William Kennison, Maui Division director for the International Longshore and Warehouse Union, worried that the change of ML&P leadership could lead to the company abandoning pineapple cultivation, a move considered by the company's board last month. Growing pineapple has long been a money loser for the company.
During an Oct. 15 meeting, the board imposed strict conditions on pineapple farming. Those were aimed at reducing costs and preparing to shut down pine operations if losses get too great.
Kennison said he understood Cole supported maintaining pineapple operations.
He said his union wants to see ML&P "maintain pineapple in some shape or form," and he was concerned about members of the board who maintain "pineapple has no future."
Former Maui Pineapple manager Doug MacCluer said he's no longer involved with the company, having sold all of his stock to avoid any conflict with his seat on the county Maui General Plan Advisory Committee.
So he couldn't say what prompted the decision, but he suggested the board of directors "didn't have any choice."
"I see their debt level is huge and when I go over to Kapalua, there's nobody there," he said.
MacCluer, who left when Cole came on board, has been questioning many of the decisions on pineapple operations as well as decisions to dispose of prime farm lands and remake the Kapalua Resort.
"He sold off the Kaahumanu Center, the Costa Rican plantation, Napili Place. He tore down the Kapalua Bay Hotel. And those were his revenue stream during hard times," MacCluer said.
"When the Ritz-Carlton close down and the Kapalua Bay was closed, there weren't enough tourists going to Kapalua and they certainly didn't need to keep three golf courses open so they closed a golf course.
"I think it's very sad. They hurt a lot of people and laid off a lot of people. Now they'll be lucky to hold it together," MacCluer said.
In contrast, he said the Cameron family that had founded Maui Land & Pineapple and initiated the Kapalua Resort made sure that the employees were not harmed by the development planning.
"Those were wonderful people. Colin (Cameron) was a wonderful man who really believed in taking care of his people. This has been very hard on the community and on the people that were employed there," he said.
Claire Sanford, a former board member who continues to own stock in the company, said she had "no idea" what Cole's resignation means for the future of the company once led by her uncle, Colin Cameron.
While Cole will no longer be the company's CEO, the majority owner will continue to be AOL co-founder Steve Case, she said.
And Case "clearly will have a strong hand in the company going forward," Sanford said.
She did recall that when Cole became company CEO in 2003, he said his tenure would be for a "limited amount of time."
Sanford said she finds it "very sad that the company is in enormous debt," and Cole is "leaving it much weaker than when he started it."
"I hope that whatever they do they are sensitive that they are very large landowners on the island of Maui and that can have a huge impact," she said.
Gina Flammer, president of the Kula Community Association, said her group has been concerned about the company's sales of large amounts of land Upcountry. (Records show the company has sold 3,273 acres since 2005, earning $92.7 million.)
"I would hope that the next CEO would recognize and value the roots of the company," she said, adding that top managers should re-evaluate farm operations and appreciate the importance that agriculture plays in Maui's community.
"Companies can have values (that are about) more than making a profit for shareholders," she said.
She said the sales of large amounts of land are "changing the nature of our community . . . all that have impacts go beyond our lifetimes."
Flammer said she'd like the company to see "it's really not all about the bottom line."
Ironically, it was Cole's effort to have ML&P listed on the New York Stock Exchange this year that put greater emphasis on the bottom line.
Kahului-based stock analyst Irwin Yamamoto speculated that Cole's reduced role in the company stems directly from the bottom line and the company's ongoing losses.
Land sales are viewed by Wall Street as one-time earnings that are camouflaging losses by the company, he said.
"Wall Street is based on the numbers, short term," Yamamoto said. "If the results are not there, Wall Street practice is that the top man is out. It's a real bottom-line thing.
"If the results are not profitable (with) a return on investments, then there's a shakeup," he said.
State Sen. Roz Baker, whose 5th Senate District includes West and South Maui, said the leadership change at ML&P appeared to have been planned and wasn't unexpected.
"I wish them well," she said. "Hopefully with the transition, the company will be looking at how to re-employ people to get back some of (its) vibrancy."
Baker said she realizes the difficult economic climate and would not put all the blame for the company's difficulties "at David's feet."
She said she doesn't know how Cole's departure from top management will affect the company, but she hoped it would not bring about the end of its agricultural operations.
"It would be a sad end to a very noble company if they get out of agriculture," Baker said.
Mayor Charmaine Tavares said the county would work with ML&P during its transition to new leadership.
"Mr. Cole's efforts to keep agriculture at the forefront of the company have faced many challenges resulting from tight credit markets and a worldwide economic downturn," she said. "I understand that this transition has been planned for some time, and I offer my congratulations to Mr. Webber and Mr. Haruki on their new roles. I am sure they will find ways to move forward that will benefit the company and the Maui community."
According to a proxy statement filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Cole's total compensation package, including stock options, was worth about $4.1 million. The placed his earnings second among Hawaii's eight largest companies, after Allen Doane, chairman and CEO of Alexander & Baldwin Inc., with $8.6 million.
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By Thomas Gerbasi - With this being his fifth bout at the Mohegan Sun Casino in his adopted home state of Connecticut and 15th appearance on ESPNs Friday Night Fights, Delvin Rodriguez match with unbeaten George Comanche Boy Tahdooahnippah is as close as youre going to get to a home game in the world of boxing. But after seeing the good, the bad, and the ugly of the sport over the course of his 14 year pro career, Rodriguez knows that nothings ever a given.
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This is sad to not see any comments on this article, I think Delvin has done more than many others who get way more attention, and Delvin deserves all our respect and support.
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Delvin is one of my favorite dogs. Fifteen times on FNF? That's what's up.
He beat Hlatshwayo and Theophan. Tahdooahnippah is from Oklahoma and I have love for the guy, but Devlin should handle him the same way he handled Wolak.
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Yeah this Comanche guy is gonna get his world rocked. I don't know anything about Comanche man, but I see Delvin taking a small step back and knocking this guy out with one right hand! Or a big left hook...
Whatever, all I'm trying to say is Delvin's the man
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Dr. Sally Porter Ross is a Houston psychologist who drives the Middle Lane on Wednesdays. Today she writes about money–and how to keep it from driving a wedge between even loving couples. Read on:
According to research, the most common battleground in relationships is money. Money is power and power is a very hot commodity between humans. I've worked with a lot of couples on equalizing their power base. I've found two interventions which have been particularly helpful:
The first is the establishment of three money pools. While it may seem romantic to have one joint account, that can lead to problems. When Mary's been focused on increasing their savings account and Sam withdraws a fairly large sum to pay for an expensive hunting trip with his friends, tempers flare. But when Mary and Sam establish three money pools — his, hers and theirs — both Mary and Sam have the freedom to buy what they want, even if their partner is mystified by their choices. Common expenses are paid out of the couple fund, leaving each of the partners with their own source of funds. Using this system, neither husband nor wife feels that their partner is looking over their shoulder, approving or vetoing each and every expenditure made.
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HAWTHORNE — A Paterson man was struck and killed by a New Jersey Transit train Wednesday night, a spokeswoman said this morning.
Lamar McCray, 40, was on the tracks near the Hawthorne station at 11:20 p.m. as a Suffern, N.Y.-bound Main Line train approached, said Nancy Snyder.
The engineer blew the horn and applied the emergency brakes, but the man didn't move, Snyder said.
"The trespasser made no attempt to get off the tracks," she said.
McCray was killed immediately. The 65 passengers onboard the train were not injured, but the train was delayed some 90 minutes, and a train heading in the other direction toward Hoboken was also delayed 45 minutes, Snyder said.
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Progressive Metal band formed in Long Island, New York, USA in 1985. They are said to be one of the innovators of the Prog-Metal genre. The band is composed of five prodigious classicaly-trained musicians - James LaBrie (Vocals), John Petrucci (Guitars), Jordan Rudess (Keyboards), John Myung (Bass Guitar) and Mike Portnoy (Drums and Percussion). Their music was initially inspired by the band Rush and influences by bands like Queensryce and Queen can be heard too.
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A prog-metal band hailing from the New York area, have been around for almost 20 years. A band that a lot of people would not like if they heard them. Most of their songs are over 10 minutes long, over the top musicianship, long jams, nothing that could possibly reach the mainstream audience in this day and age. However, they have a large cult follwoing all over the world for those who can tolerate this kind of music, myself included. Influenced by prog acts like Yes, Rush, Pink Floyd, and King Crimson, with the crushing metal of Metallica, Megadeth, Iron Maiden, and Black Sabbath, Dream theater has forged a sound that has brought them to the top of progressive music and are the true definition of prog-metal. If you're into prog music and enjoy metal, give Dream Theater a listen and perhaps you will join the cult.
Dream Theater Fan: Yo dude, you listen to Dream Theater?
Dude: Dream what?
Dude: Dream what?
dari Paul Sabtu, 08 Januari 2005
A kick ass progressive metal band from NY. They constantly get tons of shit from stupid preps (see: sluts and teenybopper) who listen to crappy pop music such as Nsync and Backstreet Boys and tons of other pop shit. Preps and jocks have no claim to call good music shit because the music they listen to is shit.
prep: hey dream theater sux nsync rulz man
jock: YO BITCH DREAM THEATER SUX GANGSTA RAP RULZ YO
Me: The music you listen to is shit.
jock: YO BITCH DREAM THEATER SUX GANGSTA RAP RULZ YO
Me: The music you listen to is shit.
dari Blahb Jumat, 06 Mei 2005
Progressive metal band that has existed since 1985, famed for their instrumental prowess and compositional skill. Its three core members, guitarist John Petrucci, bassist John Myung, and drummer Mike Portnoy were students at the Berklee College of Music. They are perhaps the only prog-metal band to be signed to a major label. Nay-sayers claim that DT's music is nothing but pretentious wankery. With one or two brief exceptions, the above accusation is outright farcical.
The new Dream Theater album, due in early June, is gonna rock!
dari Robert the Bruce Kamis, 14 April 2005
One of several bands that I actually consistently like.
"Who stole my Dream Theater CD? There's going to be a reckoning!"
dari Qit Rabu, 21 Januari 2004


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This small book is essentially a review of previous work on the mechanism of sensitization in erythroblastosis fetalis along with experimental work done by the author in this field. A series of experiments, designed to demonstrate Rh-substance in macerated placenta, are reported.
After careful washing of macerated placental tissue, the author was unable to demonstrate any Rh-substance in the tissue. He considers that the placenta acts only as a neutral barrier between the mother and fetus. The author also discusses his own experiments and those of others in regard to the possibility of Rh-sensitization by previous serum injections and concludes that we have inadequate information about this, as such sera may contain some sensitizing red blood cells.
The author believes that with the first delivery there is an entry of fetal red blood cells into the maternal circulation, with resulting sensitization. In subsequent pregnancies small amounts of fetal red blood
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DENVER — Valley scraped, then sizzled. Bit its nails, then showed its claws. The Vikings exhaled then unloaded.
A couple hours after narrowly fighting off elimination in a five-set semifinals match against St. Mary's, Valley shook off all of its earlier struggles and was its normal focused, disciplined and razor-sharp self in an emphatic title game sweep against Gunnison.
The Vikings capped their unbeaten season, dominating the Cowgirls 25-15, 25-15, 25-16 in the Class 3A state volleyball finals Saturday at the Denver Coliseum.
After sweating nails in the semifinals against the Pirates, Valley was firing daggers in finals. With the win against sixth-seeded Gunnison, the top-seeded Vikings capped their 29-0 season by earning their second title in three seasons and fourth overall.
"It's just a great feeling, I can't even describe it," senior outside hitter/setter Courtney Chacon said. "This team has just been awesome to play with. We are so close. To win a title with them is just amazing."
The final point of Valley's dominant state title run came in perhaps the only way imaginable.
Senior middle hitter/setter Brynn Eckhardt delivered a picture-perfect pass right into the middle of the court. Chacon charged the net, skied high and emphatically drove the ball through the Cowgirls' overmatched defense.
The final Eckhardt-to-Chacon connection perhaps tops the long list of aesthetically pleasing plays by two of the best players in Vikings' history.
For Eckhardt, there couldn't have been a more ideal conclusion to her Valley career, which includes two state titles and a Denver Post 3A Player of the Year selection — but was also plagued by a lost junior season because of a torn anterior cruciate ligament a year ago.
"I was looking for (Chacon); I was ready to set her," Eckhardt said "Wherever the ball was going to take me, I was going to set (that player). But, it was definitely a relief to set (Chacon), because she's my cousin, and it was really special."
Chacon had a match-high 22 kills and a team-high 17 digs. Eckhardt chipped in nine kills — second only to Chacon — with 16 assists and two aces.
For Valley's three seniors who are duel champions — Chacon, Eckhardt and Patty Esch — their second title was perhaps even sweeter than the championship they won as sophomores in 2010.
"Our team has been working so hard for this all year," Esch said. "It's great to know we have that gold ball in hand, because that's what we've been working for all season."
While Esch, Eckhardt and Chacon collected their second title, the Vikings' other senior, middle hitter Anggie Castillo embraced the joy of winning her first championship.
She wasn't part of Valley's championship squad in '10. On Saturday, not only was she in uniform, she was a contributor, taking the court in the second set when the Vikings raced out to an 18-6 lead, utilizing their entire bench.
"I was very, very pumped up. I came in and was ready to just drive that ball," Castillo said with a laugh. "It was nerve-racking at first, but it was nice to know the coaches didn't stop believing in me, and I believed in myself, too. I came in and just listened to my coaches."
Valley sophomore starters Cori Aafedt, Nona Garza and Layne Pachl have been key rotation players for the Vikings since their freshmen seasons a year ago.
They were spectators when Valley claimed a gold ball two seasons ago.
Like Castillo on Saturday, they were much more than mere observers when the Vikings' capped a title run in which they lost just three sets all season, two of which came in Saturday's semifinals against St. Mary's.
"It's hard to put it into words," Aafedt said, summing up her thoughts toward winning a title. "It's just really amazing. (The tight semifinals match) gave us motivation, because we knew we couldn't let up. We had to keep pushing ourselves."
Aafedt displayed composure uncanny for a sophomore, smoothly operating Valley's machine-like 6-3 offense with a team-high 20 assists.
In fact, during the pressure-filled championship run, Cori was perhaps the less nervous Aafedt on the Vikings' tight-nit team.
Rene — Cori's mother and Valley's coach — spent much of Saturday nervously shouting instructions and cooking up strategy from the bench.
When it was all said and done, Rene and the rest of the Vikings' coaching staff joined the players and legions of Valley supporters as they feverishly celebrated another state title.
"These kids said, 'We've come this far, we're not going to let down. We're just going to take it all the way. We want a perfect season,'" Rene said.
Valley 3, Gunnison 0 (finals)
VHS — Kills: Courtney Chacon 22, Brynn Eckhardt 9, Emily Dellenbach 7; Assists: Cori Aafedt 20, Eckhardt 16, Chacon 8; Aces: Eckhardt 2, Layne Pachl 2, Chacon; Blocks: Dellenbach 3; Digs: Chacon 17, Eckhardt 13, Nona Garza 13, Aafedt 11, Pachl 9.
Valley 3, St. Mary's 2 (semifinals)
VHS— Kills: Chacon 23, Eckhardt 20, Aafedt 4, Pachl 4; Assists: Aafedt 26, Eckhardt 13, Chacon 12; Aces: Aafedt 2, Chacon; Stuff blocks: Eckhardt 2, Dellenbach; Digs: Chacon 41, Eckhardt 20, Garza 19.
Valley 3, Holy Family 0 (pool play)
VHS — Kills: Chacon 12, Eckhardt 11, Aafedt 7; Assists: Chacon 17, Eckhardt 14, Aafedt 12; Aces: Dellenbach 2, Pachl, Aafedt, Patty Esch, Chacon; Blocks: Pachl 2, Dellenbach 2, Aafedt 2, Angie Fuentes, Eckhardt; Digs: Chacon 19, Eckhardt 10, Dellenbach 9, Aafedt 9, Abbey Wehrman 9.