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Three lifesaving meteorologists received the Lee Allan Smith Spirit of Oklahoma Award at Oklahoma Christian University's Associates Gala.
The 11th-annual dinner, featuring Oklahoma City Thunder broadcaster Grant Long as the keynote speaker, was held at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum on Sept. 26.
OC presented the Lee Allan Smith Spirit of Oklahoma Award to KWTV's Gary England, KOCO's Damon Lane and KFOR's Mike Morgan for their tireless efforts to keep people safe and informed during the May tornadoes.
The award, given annually to individuals who have devoted themselves to the betterment of Oklahoma, is named for Lee Allan Smith, a tireless proponent of Oklahoma City and the state as a whole.
Previous Lee Allan Smith Spirit of Oklahoma award winners include Oklahoma City mayors Ron Norick, Kirk Humphreys and Mick Cornett, and former Oklahoma governors and first ladies George and Donna Nigh, Frank and Cathy Keating, and Brad and Kim Henry.
"These exceptional weathermen were three of the many heroes who emerged as the deadly tornadoes battered our state in May," OC president John deSteiguer said. "Their expertise, instincts and professionalism saved countless lives. Their invaluable service under pressure embodies the spirit of Oklahoma."
England, who joined KWTV in 1972, is an internationally recognized authority in severe weather. In 1981, he became the first person in history to use Doppler radar for direct warnings to the public. In 2009, England and the News 9 weather team earned the Edward R. Murrow Award for being the best in the nation for breaking news/weather.
Last year, England won the latest of his three career Emmy awards for breaking weather coverage. He also has won the Silver Circle Award from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
He recently stepped away from his on-air role as chief meteorologist to become KWTV's vice president for corporate relations and weather development.
Lane joined KOCO in 2009 and now serves as the station's chief meteorologist. He is the only chief meteorologist in Oklahoma City to hold the CBM seal of certification from the American Meteorological Society.
Before coming to KOCO, he was the chief meteorologist at KTXS in Abilene, Texas, and was named "Abilene's Favorite Meteorologist" for three years in a row.
Morgan, chief meteorologist at KFOR, has won five Emmy awards since joining the station in 1993. He has received the Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters Award for the state's best 10 p.m. weathercast 11 times and also has won a Radio Television News Directors' Association Award.
Following the devastating 1999 tornadoes, Gov. Keating presented Morgan with the Humanitarian Award for going above and beyond the call of duty.
The Oklahoma Christian Associates Gala recognizes donors who make unrestricted gifts of $1,000 or more to OC's general scholarship fund.
Long, the keynote speaker, is entering his sixth year as the Thunder's color analyst and his first as an OC dad; his daughter Abagayl is a freshman at Oklahoma Christian this fall.
He had a 15-year NBA career, playing in more than 1,000 games as a member of the Atlanta Hawks, Boston Celtics, Detroit Pistons, Miami Heat and Vancouver/Memphis Grizzlies.
"Grant has a fascinating life story to share because of his long NBA career and his current success as an NBA broadcaster," deSteiguer said. "He's a first-class man of faith, and we're happy his family feels at home at Oklahoma Christian."
OC honors local weathermen
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Officials say repeal of Common Core 'unlikely'
Despite continued opposition to new public-school standards, Oklahoma education officials say they are more confident than they were earlier this year that the standards will be fully implemented.
Theatre receives OKC Community Foundation Grant
The Oklahoma Children's Theatre is proud to announce that it has been awarded a grant in the sum of $10,000 from the Oklahoma City Community Foundation for its Page to Stage program, a traveling, workshop series for underserved schools.
New 2014 GED program website and registration launches
GED Testing Service announced that registration and new cutting-edge resources to help prepare for the 2014 GED test are now available with the launch of the organization's new MyGED website. MyGED — which can be found online at GED.com — is a free site that will help adults register for, take and be better prepared for the GED test. Beyond the basics of testing, it will help students identify career pathways, and more easily navigate to jobs and into college training programs required for most of today's job openings.
Edmond school board OKs replacement, renovation at three local school sites
Edmond Board of Education members passed a number of items concerning funds for replacement or renovation at local schools Monday.
UCO names fall 2013 class marshals
The University of Central Oklahoma has named five students as class marshals of their respective colleges, recognizing them for their academic excellence during Central's fall 2013 commencement ceremonies Dec. 13 and Dec. 14 at the university's Hamilton Field House. UCO will have a live streaming video of the ceremonies at its website, www.uco.edu.
2 candidates file for Edmond School Board seat
Filing for local school districts' school board positions ended at 5 p.m. Wednesday with seven candidates filing for five positions. The election will be held Feb. 11.
Candidates for Deer Creek Office 4 Seat and Guthrie Seat No. 3 are running unopposed, while Guthrie Seat No. 4 has two candidates filing as does the Oakdale Seat No. 1.
Cynthia Benson filed for Edmond Seat No. 4 Seat against Stephanie Bills. Bills was appointed by the sitting school board members to fill a position left open when board member George Cohlmia resigned so his daughter could apply for a job in the district. -
Santa Fe High School showcases play Thursday, Friday
Senior Lane Jinkins portraying Mr. Marmalade in the Santa Fe High School play by the same name, tries an imaginary pair of shoes on 4-year-old Lucy, played by senior Jessica Tang. Santa Fe High School drama students are presenting "Mr. Marmalade," this weekend. A dark comedy, the play is a story telling how Lucy deals with abusive behavior through cast members portraying imaginary friends and relatives. Students will be performing the play at 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday.
Edmond district checking employees for criminal misdeeds
Edmond Board of Education members voted to accept the single reading of changes for two board policies, both dealing with school employees.
Executive Director of Human Resources Randy Decker presented board members with Policy #2240, Criminal Record Questionnaire, Employee Annual and Policy #2120 dealing with Benefits, Administrator and Professional Non-Bargaining Employees at Monday's regular monthly meeting.
Decker told board members Policy #2240 deals with a criminal record check initiated in order to be sure nothing shows up as an offense on the record of administrators, teachers and support personnel. -
Additional candidate files for Oakdale School Board position
Filing for area school board seats will close at 5 p.m. Wednesday. Candidates may file at the Oklahoma County Election Board, 4201 N. Lincoln in Oklahoma City. There is no filing fee.
Seats up for grabs in the Feb. 11 election include the Edmond School Board District No. 4 seat, Deer Creek School Board Office 4 seat, Guthrie Seat No. 3 and Seat No. 4 and Oakdale Public School District No. 1 seat. If needed, a run-off election will be April 1.
Oakdale incumbent Kelli Walsh filed for Seat No. 1 Tuesday joining J. David Walsh who filed Monday.
Monday Stephanie Bills filed for the Edmond No. 4 seat while Deer Creek incumbent Danny Barnes filed for the Deer Creek Office 4 Seat and incumbent S. Janna Pierson filed for Guthrie Seat No. 3. Guthrie School Board Seat No. 4 is currently filled by Orville Cornelius but is also up for election.
To be eligible for Edmond's District 4 seat, a candidate must live in the district, be a registered voter in the district, have a high school diploma or equivalency and not be employed by the district or have immediate family members employed by the district. The same criteria apply for the Deer Creek seat. -
UCO Department of Design exhibit features work of freshmen
The University of Central Oklahoma Department of Design will open "Habitat: Designs of Dwelling Spaces for Animals," an exhibit featuring the interior design work of current UCO freshmen, with a free, open-to-the-public reception from 4-5:30 p.m. Dec. 5 in the Melton Gallery in the Art and Design building on Central's campus. The reception will include light hors d'oeuvres and refreshments.
"In the beginning of the fall semester, each student was randomly assigned a client, which so happened to be an animal of various size and type," explained assistant professor of design Kevin Steiner. - More Education Headlines
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On a recent trip to Pittsburgh, I strolled through the Strip District, of course. In addition to giving a regular donation at the Rivers Casino, walking the strip is one of my favorite Pittsburgh pastimes.
It's got that old-world charm, with vendors selling their goods, in addition to the specialty stores and other shops. You can feel the history there while enjoying the age-old traditions.
When I was walking through the Pennsylvania Macaroni Co., one of the must-stops when I'm there, I recalled that how on a much smaller scale, the former Marks Grocery in Farrell served the Shenango Valley residents for decades.
When I was a kid growing up in an Italian household in Farrell, it was a regular stop for my parents and my grandfather. The store, which featured Italian specialties and has been closed for several years, is located at Roemer Boulevard and Hamilton Avenue.
It was only about four blocks from my grandfather's house on Emerson Avenue near Idaho Street, and we most times would walk down Hamilton, past the former Little League field, and up the one-block hill to Marks.
It was a gathering spot for shoppers from throughout the valley. The store, which was in the family for more than a century, was attached to the Marks' home. Shoppers often could be found sitting around the kitchen table talking and snacking, either before shopping or after they were finished.
Although it has been years since I have been in the store, a visit to a place like the Strip District brings back all of the aromas of the meats, cheeses, olives and fishes that I experienced in my youth.
I was never a fan of olives (true to this day, except for green ones stuffed with pimientos) but I was amazed at the activity around them as shoppers would scoop out their favorite varieties.
My favorite as a kid (true to this day as well) was the aged, very sharp provolone cheese that my grandfather would buy. I tease my daughter, who is a fan of sliced provolone, but the very mild variety that is popular in delicatessens in area grocery stores..
I tell her regularly, "That's not provolone," as a describe the variety that had such a bite you would feel it on tongue and gums as you savored it.
James "Champ" Marks and his sister, Dolly, owned the store up until they retired. Debbie Galardo, a high school classmate who recently moved to Texas, is their niece and spent much of her childhood at the store.
Debbie's mom died when she was 17, and Aunt Dolly stepped in and served a second mom for Debbie ... ad still does.
I got a Facebook message from Debbie recently, noting that Aunt Dolly had celebrated a milestone birthday, turning 90. Both she and Champ, who is 78, have had recent health issues, but are still enjoying every day to the fullest.
Cheers to Champ and Dolly ... the number of folks that passed through the front doors of their grocery store throughout the years is unthinkable.
Sarandrea back on bench, sort of ...
It's been more than a decade since Sharon schools Supt. John Sarandrea was plying his trade as a highly-succcessful high school basketball coaach.
But the congenial Sarandrea was back on the hardwood Friday night for one night only – coaching the Sharon City School District's faculty team as part of the Shenango Valley Urban League's "Faculty Clash for Cash."
The annual fundraiser, which helps to raise scholarship funds, was staged at Sharpsville High School this year. The game rotates among participating schools.
The New York City-bred Sarandrea was the coacch at St. Nicholas of Tolentine High School in the Bronx before coming to New Castle High, where he gave up coaaching to enter administration.
Jim Raykie is the executive editor of The Herald and writes this column on Mondays.
Marks grocery a pioneer for ethnic specialty shops
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Pearl Harbor anniversary stirs childhood memories
"REMEMBER Pearl Harbor" was a slogan that carried the United States into World War II in 1941. But it has been a long time since the Japanese attacked Hawaii and it's not remembered as it once was.
Filled to the brim: Another Thanksgiving goes belly up
THANKSGIVING is over ... Black Friday is over ... the Steelers' and Browns' seasons are over. Life is good!
After 50 years, theories on JFK's murder still abound
Has there ever been a bigger question than how many people were actually behind the shooting death of President John F. Kennedy.
John Zdelar's death must not get overshadowed in tragedy
LEST WE FORGET. With all the publicity surrounding the deaths of the two Sharon High football players — which made state and national news — the death of John Zdelar of Brookfield was almost bypassed.
Local elections call for voters to exercise their right Tuesday
ONE OF THE greatest rights we have as Americans is the privilege to vote. And yet too often, many people ignore that right.
Bullying is a serious matter, whether in school or the NFL
ON A TV sitcom this past week, a strange little kid was hanging around the neighbor's house with designs on a young daughter and much to the parents chagrin, their daughter liked the kid even though they didn't.
Gathering around the Philco, listening for the magic words
Well, it's here. Maybe not officially. But the snow on my barbecue grill cover last Thursday morning shouted at me, "It's here." "It" being winter, although the calendar says that happens officially at the end of December.
OUR VIEW: Herald annual turkey drive needs your generous support
With Halloween only a few days away, area families are looking forward to the holiday. And while frightening costumes and decorations are expected at this time of year, the truly scary time is still a couple of months ahead for some families.
Going 'round and 'round about city's new roundabout
The intersection of Dock Street and Connelly Boulevard has always been a tough one, especially for turning semi tractor-trailers. And it's also dangerous because of idiot drivers who go straight out of the turn lane coming west on Connelly, rather than turn left.
It's always a memorable time when Col. Don Jones stops by
I wasn't old enough to remember the basketball exploits of Don Jones at Farrell High School in the mid-1950s. But nonetheless, I heard enough about him from my parents and others in later years that he became one of my childhood idols.
WaterFire folks deserve kudos for their great efforts
Congratulation to the organizers of the WaterFire events that thrilled thousands of people this year with three different days in downtown Sharon.
'Real men' find Sweetest Day a bit sour for love sentiments
There was a discussion in The Herald office this week about the so-called Sweetest Day which will be celebrated this year on Oct. 19. I said it was a joke and just something created by businesses so that guys would buy cards or candy or flowers for their girlfriends or wives (or both).
Shutdown of government is big farce on numerous fronts
The reason that federal lawmakers can get away with shenanigans like shutting down the government is that the move lacks the pain and suffering that would move the masses to vote them out office.
Upgrading education system needs more than two-tier plan
THE ANNOUNCEMENT that Pennsylvania will be using a two-tier system of grading school systems is an interesting concept. But with it comes good and bad elements.
We're living in a scary world, but where did we go wrong?
IT'S A SCARY WORLD out there. It leaves me scratching my head about where, why and when society began to go wrong.
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I am an intelligent, sincere, fun-loving bubbly, affectionate woman.
I have worked many years in school systems both public and private, Adventist and other denominations.
I love to study the Bible and share my discoveries with others. On Sabbath I teach an adult Sabbath School Class. Then, on Sunday I am Youth Director of a Christian Church which means that I teach both Sunday School and Children's Church using Seventh Day Adventist materials.
I own and reside in my own single family dwelling in an Adventist Retirement Village. I am active serving my church and my community.
I am looking for a special gentleman friend that might be suitable spouse for a future marriage. I am looking for a Christian gentleman who loves God supremely and shows evidence of this love by enjoying and treating women well.
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What an awesome tourney!!! Great scoring system and team/individual score play. I loved it :) Thanks Paul for everything you did :)
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Yes it was a blast in my opinion, interesting scoring system but seemed to work well. What a wonderful course to play on and thanks out to all involved with it from conception in the minds to what it is today in such a short time. It can only continue to get finer and finer as they say. I see man ... more
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Sikowitz, along with Daniel Lappin, will write and executive produce the pilot. Noa Tishby will also serve as executive producer.
This is Sikowitz' second pilot order after the NBC comedy "Welcome to the Family," about a white and a Latino family who are joined by an unplanned pregnancy.
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Private Cottage on Estate with Old Trees, Rolling Lawn, Serenity.
- Minimum stay:7 nights
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:Ask Owner
- Wheel chair accessible:Yes
Haiku cottage description
This cottage is very private, super adorable, clean, fresh, and newly renovated. From the dining sitting area there are views through the French doors out across the patio to the gentle rolling wide-open lawn with large old trees and fruit trees. The cottage has a separate bedroom with a comfortable California King bed. It has a beach style and feel with cute, comfortable furnishings. Overall this cottage has an old plantation feel: a peaceful, charming, restful place to stay, with beautiful natural light and ventilation.
The separate cottage is on the same 2.75 acre property with the main house occupied by a small family. We look forward to giving you guidance on how to best fulfill your visit to Maui, or if you want privacy, you will find plenty of that.
Refrigerator, gas stove, reverse osmosis filtered drinking water, broadband wireless, solar water heater for long, luxurious hot(!) showers in the outdoor shower. Separate bath with toilet and sink only, no tub. Washer and dryer are not yet available, but coin washing is 5 minutes drive; there is a clothesline for drying towels, etc. There is plenty of room to organize your water sports gear in the yard, i.e. lay out your kite and board sails as you wish.
Included: kitchen with refrigerator, gas stove (coffee maker, mixer, pots, pans, utensils, glasses, etc.). Bath towels, beach towels, kitchen towels, body boards, snorkel gear.
$75 cleaning fee per week (professional cleaning will occur during stays of one week and longer). I will consider more people (children welcome) - on request. An additional fee will apply per night of $10 per person. Four people is the maximum, and the additional bedding options to be determined based on your request/needs (likely a comfortable futon mattress).
Great location, 11 minutes to Paia, 8 minutes to Hookipa Beach Park, 12 minutes to Baldwin Beach Park. 25 minutes from the airport. Centrally located, 10 minutes to Makawao, and an easy trip to Hana and Haleakala. Great location for yogis, windsurfers, kitesurfers, hikers, readers, naturalists and adventurists.
Wake up in nature to birdsong and peace.
Property Type
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- 800 sq. ft.
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
Onsite Services
- Housekeeper Included
- Children Welcome
- Wheelchair Accessible
Bathrooms: 1 Bathroom, 1 Half Bathroom
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- Adventure
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- Rustic
- Away From It All
- Farm Holidays
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- Romantic
- Festivals
- Restaurants
- Forests
- Playground
- Recreation Center
- Winery Tours
- Reefs
- Nude Beach
- Botanical Garden
- Ruins
- Coin Laundry
- Rain Forests
- Library
- Churches
- Waterfalls
- Bay/Sound
- Caves
- Volcano
- Recommended
Leisure Activities
- Beachcombing
- Scenic Drives
- Eco Tourism
- Horseback Riding
- Whale Watching
- Bird Watching
- Photography
- Luaus
- Walking
- Sight Seeing
local services and businesses
- Groceries
- Medical Services
- Hospital
- Fitness Center
- Laundromat
- ATM/Bank
- Massage Therapist
Location Type
sports and adventure activities
- Scuba Diving Or Snorkeling
- Jet Skiing
- Equestrian Events
- Surf Fishing
- Deepsea Fishing
- Sailing
- Swimming
- Snorkeling
- Hiking
- Surfing
- Fishing
- Wind-Surfing
- Roller Blading
- Mountain Biking
- Tennis
- Basketball Court
- Hunting Small Game
- Mountain Climbing
- Hunting
- Paragliding
- Fly Fishing
- Sound/Bay Fishing
- Cycling
- Golf Privileges Optional
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- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Dining Area
- Linens Provided
- Parking
- Towels Provided
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- Housekeeper Included
- Kitchen
- Coffee Maker
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- Freezer
- Pantry Items
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- Outdoor Grill
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A beautiful, romantic hideaway.
A beautiful, romantic hideaway.
- Guest Anna K.
- Date of stay 11/01/13
- Review Submitted 11/19/13
Gill is a very kind and welcoming host, we really enjoyed our stay at his property. Everything was clean and fresh and as a little extra for animal lovers you can find some cats around the house, if you like them. Gill had genuine ideas for must-see spots and he also gave us a snorkel set and extra warm jackets for sunrise watching on the top of a mountain. Thanks again! The cottage is set on Maui`s less touristic area in a charming tropical garden...I definitely recommend a rental car with GPS (no public transport) I would be happy to return one day. Aloha from Germany, AnnaDid you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
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Year Purchased: 2005
About the owner: I live with my two young children on this property. We do have cats and the occasional wild chicken, no dogs. We are generally in the routine of going to work (me), or school (the children). I was born overseas and while working internationally have lived in a few different countries. I still speak decent Spanish in addition to the native English. We love the ocean, yoga, and are primarily organic omnivores. We are happy to give you a little direction or completely respect your privacy.
Why the Owner Chose Haiku:
Great access to the North Shore of Maui, to yoga studios, to retreat centers, to heavenly Hana, to the Crater, to Makawao (a cute upcountry Paniolo (horse culture) town). This is a lovely, quiet, private place to get to know or revisit Maui. The California King bed is very comfortable, the furnishings are beach cottage, and the space is clean and light. This is a very affordable option, we want you to be satisfied that you experience one of the best economic deals for a cottage on the North Shore, and that you enjoy comfort and privacy, and hopefully tell your friends and family and come back yourselves.
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Open space, privacy, light, rural setting with easy access to the North Shore. Economical. A small family can stay here and children are welcome. We can figure out additional bedding as requested.
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Section 2 Around the Net
> Thursday, March 7, 2013
Brazilian Ronaldo strikes back at Ferguson for fat gibe
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When asked to compare the two Ronaldos -- Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal and Brazilian World Cup winner Ronaldo -- before Tuesday's Champions League game, Manchester United coach Alex Ferguson referred to the Brazilian "the fat, old one."
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Beckham stays on bench as Paris SG goes through
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Paris Saint-Germain, playing without suspended star striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, tied Valencia, 1-1, for a 3-2 aggregate win to advance to the UEFA Champions League semifinals. And David Beckham got confirmation that there would be no favorable treatment at Paris St Germain when he was not used by Coach Carlo Ancelotti.
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Italy not good to Celtic
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Glasgow Celtic had been winless in its previous nine trips to Italy and its 10th was no a better -- a 2-0 loss at Juventus that sent the Scots out, 5-0, on aggregate of the Champions League.
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Man United takes aim at Chelsea
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Manchester United aims to bounce back from its Champions League exit when it faces defending FA Cup champion Chelsea in the domestic knockout competition on Sunday.
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Good morning and happy Monday! Today's InstaMonday is a visual catchup of sorts. Here is a glimpse into our much needed family vacation, along with some recommendations of places to go and things to do if you find yourself on Oahu or Kauai. Enjoy, and be sure to come back tomorrow for a fun DIY on I'm working on this afternoon!
1. R&R, Waimanalo Bay Beach Park.
2. Friends.
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4. North Shore, Waimea Bay.
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3. Puff the Magic Dragon, Hanalei Bay.
4. An eerie drive to Waimea Canyon, best seen on a clear day.
5. A stunning view driving down from Waimea Canyon.
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7. Mermaid Cafe, Kapaa. Yuuuummmy and fresh.
8. The Feral Pig, something good on the menu for everyone.
9. Hamura Saimin, delicious saimin and don't miss the lilikoi pie!
1. Rain is tolerable when you see rainbows everywhere.
2. Enjoying our last moments of sun, Sandys.
3. Good bye feet, it's been nice seeing you.
4. Aaaaannd… hello snow.
5. Sneaky green beans.
6. Pedicures by Sydney.
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MOSCOW -- Wojciech Smarzowski's Róza (Rose) won seven Eagles, the main Polish film awards at a ceremony held in Warsaw late on March 19.
The WWII drama, centered on Rose, a woman living alone at a remote farm and defenseless against Russian soldiers and plundering Poles, was awarded best film and also collected prizes for best directing, best screenplay and best sound. The film's star Agata Kulesza was awarded best actress and Jacek Braciak picked up an Eagle as best actor in a supporting role. Last October, the movie also won the Grand Prix of the Warsaw International Film Festival.
Jan Komasa was awarded as the best new director for his film Sala samobójców (Suicide Room). Robert Więckiewicz collected the best actor award for his role in Agnieszka Holland's W ciemności (In Darkness), a story about rescuing Jewish refugees in Nazi-occupied Lvov, and Kinga Preis collected an Eagle as the best actress in a supporting role for the same film.
Michał Lorenc picked up the best composer's award for Czarny czwartek (Black Thursday), and writer/director Janusz Majewski collected the lifetime achievement award.
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JOPLIN, Mo. —
James Terry and his wife took the witness stand in his defense on the second day of his trial Thursday after three more alleged victims testified that he molested them in recent years.
Testimony concluded late in the day, and Circuit Judge Gayle Crane sent jurors home for the night, with closing arguments yet to be made in the trial of Terry, 64, that began Wednesday in Jasper County Circuit Court in Joplin.
Two girls, ages 12 and 14, recounted Thursday that the Webb City man they knew through church as "Uncle Jim" often came to their home to watch television, play video games and jump with them on their trampoline when they were between the ages of 6 and 9.
They would play a game called "Bull," in which he would playfully knock them down on the trampoline and tickle them. The younger girl said he began doing more than that, furtively touching and rubbing her where he should not. She said it made her so "nervous" that she could not bring herself to tell her mom or dad. By the time she was 9, she testified, she had learned to stay seated when he came to their house so he would not be able to touch her.
When it was the older girl's turn to testify, Assistant Prosecutor Kimberly Fisher began by asking if she knew why she was in court.
"Because James did something wrong to me, and I want to do something about it," the girl said.
She recounted a memory of "Uncle Jim" sitting her up on a fence in her yard and reaching up between her legs to touch her when she was between 7 and 9 years old. He touched her in a similar manner while she was getting a driving lesson from him in his car, she told the court.
Terry is being tried on three counts of first-degree child molestation for alleged contact with those girls about six to seven years ago, and with a girl now 9 years old in 2007 and 2008, when she was 3 and 4 years old.
The 9-year-old girl testified Wednesday that the defendant molested her on multiple occasions in King Jack Park, beneath the Praying Hands statue in Webb City and while she was staying overnight in his home.
Terry also is being tried on a single count of attempted statutory sodomy involving a girl who was about 11 years old when the abuse allegedly took place in 2001 or 2002. Now 21 years old and married, she joined the younger witnesses in testifying against the defendant on Thursday.
She described a game of "airplane ride" or "flying" that Terry played with her and other children in the game room of an area church. He would give them the ride by reaching up between their legs from behind with one arm and around their torsos with his other arm, and picking them up and whirling them through the air, she said. But when he picked her up, he also began sliding his hand down the front of her pants, she said.
"The more I struggled, the tighter he held on to me until he let go," she said.
She said she kept the matter to herself until several years later, when she made a partial disclosure to the boyfriend who would become her husband, later still to a leader of her college Christian life group and finally to a church counselor.
Through cross-examination of the alleged victims, the defense has sought to raise doubts about the perceptions of the girls at the time of the alleged incidents. Defense attorney William Fleischaker in particular asked the 14-year-old girl about statements she made at a preliminary hearing last year that suggested she may have wondered in the past if her memories were all just a dream. The girl replied that he was misunderstanding what she had said.
"I thought before that maybe it was just me (who was being abused)," she said, "because (the 12-year-old girl) never said anything about it. But it happened."
The defense called a nephew of Terry to testify that he often accompanied his uncle to the two girls' home and would play on the trampoline with them. He said he never saw his uncle touch any child inappropriately.
Denise Terry, the defendant's wife, told the court that the girl who testified that she would awaken to him abusing her in his home at night never slept in their spare bedroom as she remembered. She said the girl would always sleep with her, and her husband would sleep out on a futon.
"The way our bed is set up, he would have had to go over me to get to (her)," Denise Terry said.
James Terry told the court that he indeed took the one girl to the park and to the Praying Hands on more than one occasion. While he may have touched her legs in the course of catching her or assisting her coming down the slide at the park, he never molested her, he said.
While he often went to the other two girls' home to play with them in the course of his involvement in the youth ministry of their church, he never abused them either, he testified. He said he did recall that the girl who is now married did not like the "airplane ride." He noticed "immediately" a tension, or "tightness," in her, and she asked to be put down, and he set her down.
She wasn't in the air but about 10 seconds, he said.
"It just seemed so odd for all this time to go by and to not hear anything," Terry said.
When asked point-blank by his attorney if he tried to put his hands down her pants, he said he had not. That could not have been done without running a risk of dropping her, he explained.
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JAMES TERRY testified Thursday that he grew up in New Mexico and moved to this area several years ago with his family. He worked in construction, property management and real estate before taking a job with Modine Manufacturing. He and his wife of 36 years have three adult children who live in the Joplin area.
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The first time AshLeigh Thomlinson took the ACT as a Neosho High School student, she received a score of 30. It's students such as Thomlinson that Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon hopes to keep in the state with a new financial aid incentive that would give students who receive Bright Flight scholarships the option for an extra $5,000 annually if they agree to work full time in Missouri immediately after school.
Legislators want budget details before signing off on Bright Flight boost
Joplin-area lawmakers want the bigger budget picture before they agree to support Gov. Jay Nixon's plan to expand Missouri's Bright Flight scholarship program.
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Across Missouri, legislators, educators and others are doing everything in their power to bring Boeing Co. in for a landing in the state.
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When George Bennion took the ACT in October, he was shooting for a score of 35 — one point higher than his older brother had scored on his test. But when the results came in, he was surprised to see that not only had he outdone his brother, he had also scored a perfect 36.
Second plea deal struck in Joplin murder case
A second defendant has accepted a plea offer in the Jacob Wages murder case, agreeing to testify against the suspected shooter, Daniel Hartman, in exchange for a lighter sentence.
SLIDE SHOW: Snow almost over, but cold heads lower
When the snow stopped falling Friday afternoon, road-clearing crews across the Joplin area started getting an upper hand on the weather. But that could be short lived. More flurries and light freezing drizzle are forecast for tonight through Sunday morning.
Boeing deal takes flight; most area lawmakers support incentive deal for new Boeing plant
Southwest Missouri legislators almost unanimously endorsed an economic incentive package this week that is aimed at luring Boeing Co. to the state to build its 777X commercial jetliner. The bill passed the House by a vote of 127-20 on Friday, and follows Senate approval on Wednesday.
Cold places more demand on area homeless shelters
Local shelters expected increased demand on Friday, with overnight temperatures expected near zero and the lingering snow. Overnight temperatures in the teens are forecast for the rest of the weekend.
St. Mary's church, school awarded $300,000 grant from foundation
St. Mary's Catholic Church and its elementary school, which were destroyed in the 2011 tornado, have received a $300,000 grant from the Community Foundation of Southwest Missouri.
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For news details Read on : Judges' detention case: Tayyab excuses himself from taking on prosecutor's role
The anti-terrorist court in Islamabad on Wednesday directed the government to appoint a public prosecutor in the judges' detention case against former military ruler Pervez Musharraf by May 18 after Advocate Syed Tayyab excused himself from performing the role due to personal reasons.
During the hearing of the case, Judge Kausar Abbas Zaidi of the ATC moreover directed the police to present a charge sheet against Musharraf by May 18.
The case is based on an FIR against the retired general registered in August 11, 2009 on the complaint of Chaudhry Mohammad Aslam Ghumman advocate.
He had asked the police to initiate legal proceedings against Musharraf for detaining over 60 judges, including Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, after proclamation of a state of emergency in the country on November 3, 2007.
The case is one of three against Musharraf in courts. He is also accused of involvement in a conspiracy to murder Benazir Bhutto in 2007 and over the 2006 killing of Baloch nationalist leader Akbar Khan Bugti.
Musharraf returned to Pakistan in March after nearly four years of self-imposed exile.
Owing to his mother's ill-health, Syed Muhammad Tayyab said that the case might face delay. The prosecutor officially informed the chief commissioner of Islamabad.
Meanwhile, the law ministry has received the letter of Commissioner for the appointment of new prosecutor.
Earlier, former president Pervez Musharraf's lawyer Rizwan Abbasi by excusing himself had withdrawn his power of attorney in this case.
The Anti-Terrorism Court has adjourned the hearing till May 18.


text: On Thu, 25 Mar 2004, Miquel van Smoorenburg wrote: > The problem with software raid is that if the first (boot) disk > goes south, the system won't boot anymore. If you're using RAID1 > just for data integrity and don't care if you have to open up the > machine and replace the disk to get it going again, then that's > no problem. If you want to maximize uptime, use hardware RAID1/RAID5. i've not seen sw raid1 preventing a system boot if either/any disks goes down ... - just need to config it correctly .. and test it by pulling the ide cable off of the disk under test - a properly config'd raid setup should still keep working even if its in degraded mode - if you need a keyboard/screen into that raid box, than why setup raid .. its NOT working - when it doesnt boot... i'm always curious to see how /etc/raid[conf] was setup, the partition type and lilo.conf or grubconf files - sorta defeats the purpose of raid if it doesnt boot <chant> - if one setup any raid .... i assume that there are dire consequences if the server went down .. vs spending the 15 minutes to just reinstall debian into another system disk 15 minutes of down time costing gazillion $$$ of loss revenue vs the days spent to properly config and test the raid system regularly - if data is important, you'd better have that important data on at least 3 different disks, preferably in 3 different geographically isolated servers - having data saved to the spare disk on the same server is worthless as an unfortunate sole just found out recently when their power supply went bonkers - and having it in the same bldg ( same circuit ) is equally bad as there are brown outs and power surges on your ac power - raid is NOT a reliable data backup raid1 is the worst for data backup.. ( "rm filename.foo" and its gone from the other disk too ( in a matter of seconds </chant> > But if you wanted to minimize downtime, you'd have bought hot-swappable > SATA disks anyway, I guess. a good experiement to do w/ sata disks and if you're using hot-swappable ide ... hehehe ... that doesnt work either > > If you're going to do software RAID1 - the latest 2.6.5-rc kernel > supports partitionable RAID1 so you can just RAID1 2 entire disks > instead of just the partitions. I've updated sysvinit to work > correctly on such a system (root partition with dynamic major device). that sounds like fun .. > I think I should convert our internal dutch documentation to an > english MINI-HOWTO one of these days. whats the url of the dutch version that can be externally accessible ?? collection of docs/scripts for raiding .. http://www.1u-raid5.net/HowTo have fun alvin


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Health Insurance Companies May Find Themselves Policing Doctors and Hospitals
Cleveland, OH (Law Firm Newswire) June 13, 2013 – Nevada's courts ruled health insurance companies must monitor the practices of health care professional members.
"Nevada just handed down a ruling with the potential for an octopus-like reach —- a $24 million jury verdict in a hepatitis C outbreak case that indicated health insurance companies are required to watch over the practices of their members," stated Christopher Mellino, a Cleveland medical malpractice lawyer. "It's well worth reading: Helen Meyer v. Health Plan of Nevada Inc, Eighth Judicial District Court (Clark County), No. 09A583799; and Bonnie Brunson v. Health Plan of Nevada Inc, Eighth Judicial District Court (Clark County), No. A-10-608344-C."
Evidently the court found medical professionals related to UnitedHealth Group Inc., accountable for infecting two individuals with liver destroying Hepatitis C. The plaintiffs alleged they were infected due to their doctor using unsafe injection practices during an endoscopy. There were three plaintiffs in the suit, with one being the wife of one of the affected plaintiffs.
"What is unusual about this case is that in medical negligence cases, plaintiffs may only obtain damages from a hospital, doctor or both. In this lawsuit, the argument was made that the UnitedHealth Group should be held accountable, because the doctor was a member of their network and they should have known about his questionable and unsafe practices," Mellino explained.
If this presumption of liability is upheld on appeal, and brought into play across the nation, it would be a major change for insurance companies. They would find themselves having to police their network physicians, which would likely translate into further restricting what doctor members of the network may do, or raise their malpractice premiums further.
"Even though this particular case was decided based on Nevada's tort law, other states may take Nevada's lead and force insurance companies to become Big Brother overseeing member doctors. This would actually bode well for potential victims of medical malpractice, as it would offer them protection in the form of a third party making sure the doctor is doing their job the right way. Given that most medical malpractice victims routinely get the short end of the stick with capped damages, this may be a welcome addition to their arsenal of protection," suggested Mellino.
Based on evidence that may have been withheld at trial, it appears the doctor may have been a one-off exception in that he hid his actions from everyone, including other health agencies and the federal government. Whether that is the case and that information does come out on appeal, the can of worms that represents medical malpractice accountability and justice for innocent victims has been opened.
Plaintiffs in this case are seeking punitive damages for over $1 million. Since any award would be capped, it may ultimately come out at $240 million. The clock is ticking. If the case is upheld, patient care may take on a new dimension, with insurance companies watching over the physician's shoulder.
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Cardiomyopathy refers to a weak heart muscle that is unable to properly transport blood through the mother's body. Without enough oxygen, the lungs, liver, and other vital organs are seriously affected. This condition, according to the National Institute of Health (NIH), is seen in approximately every one in 1,300 to 4,000 deliveries. More often than not, it occurs in women over the age of 30. Peripartum cardiomyopathy is often discovered during the last few weeks of a pregnancy but may be diagnosed within five months of delivering the baby. A physician can diagnose the condition during a regular pregnancy check, […] - Birth Asphyxia and Brain Damage: How Oxygen Deprivation Can Lead to Injury
Birth asphyxia (a lack of oxygen to the brain prior to or during birth) can lead to serious brain damage. Oxygen deprivation can occur during birth for many reasons. As such, it is crucial that medical personnel identify and address the situation in as swift and capable a manner as possible. Correct diagnosis and treatment may, in some cases, lessen the negative effects of a lack of oxygen to the brain. Those who suspect that a medical mistake caused brain damage are welcome to contact our Cleveland office for a free consultation. You may also download or request attorney Chris Mellino's free […]
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Oct. 17, 2012 at 1:00 PM ET
By Reuters
The number of people who caught tuberculosis last year inched downward according to an estimate by the World Health Organization, but the agency warned that drug-resistant strains are still spreading.
In a new report issued Wednesday, the U.N. agency estimated there were about 8.7 million new cases of TB last year, down from about 8.8 million in 2010. The number of deaths was unchanged at about 1.4 million — making it the second-leading killer among infectious diseases after AIDS.
But no one knows for sure what the actual figures are since the WHO report said it was too expensive and complicated to measure the exact number of new TB cases every year.
WHO also said drug-resistant tuberculosis was spreading but acknowledged it didn't have enough data to know if those strains were getting more prevalent or not.
Drug-resistant TB is often the result of patients not being treated properly for regular TB; it is more expensive to treat and the drugs have worse side effects. WHO estimates that only 1 in 5 cases of drug-resistant TB are identified globally, meaning the others are spreading the disease without being treated.
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From the article: Amazing Coincidences
Coincidences are startling when they happen to us because they are so unexpected and give us the feeling of something that is "meant to be." Have you (or someone you know) had an experience with a remarkable coincidence or instance of synchronicity? Tell us about it. Share your story
Mail Coincidence
- The mail of my elderly parents is being forwarded to my address so I can manage their finances. An envelope had found its self into the folds of the newsletter from the American Chemical Society meant for my father. The envelope was a wedding gift for a woman who shares the same nickname as I.
- —Guest JustmefromME
Coincidence at the NY World's Fair
- Standing in line at the NY World's Fair which was 120 miles from my home in a little town in New Jersey my family started talking with the people in front of us. They asked where we were from and said they had good friends who had just moved to Norhtern NJ. There friends had moved in two houses away. The father had been in college with my father and our families had gone on vacations together.
- —Guest JustmefromME
searching Heartbeat
- in university one day i saw him..he was so good looking..i liked him.than i realised the meaning of the tearm "Love at first sight".then next day i also seem him & net day its happened again.we meet again & again.we dont know any one even our name.we jast see.llafter two years last day at our university he told me "God wants this coincident".we are made for each other r u believe it???i say yes.............................................
- —Guest Guest Mahi
the wedding ring
- It was back in high school i used to attend morning mass on Fridays. The church was just a walking distance from our house. After the mass I walked back to our house to get ready for school with my bestfriend. As we were walking my friend found a ring which was engraved on the inside part with a name. My bestfriend decided to keep it to check if it was fake or a real gold. I actually told her to just drop the ring and forget about it, but she insisted. I was thinking about karma and how it would find us because I felt like we were stealing something from someone. As we arrived home I called out my mom to tell her we found something and ask if she could determine if it was real gold. When she saw the ring to her surprise she was shouting. After she calmed down, she asked us where we found the ring, i told her on the pavement, she said IT'S MY WEDDING RING. She lost the ring 5 years ago, the engraved words were actually my father's name!
- —Guest irenebolasa
He wont believe me
- I met my high school best friend Nadim after over a year. We were both single, and one day I proposed a girl from my college and she accepted. The next day, Nadim told me he proposed a girl and she said yes the same day. I was excited for both of us. I told him about my gf, he told me his gf was from the same place as my gf. Exactly 6 days later, I broke up due to misunderstanding involving my girl friend's sister. The same night, Nadim called up and said he broke up due to a misunderstanding involving his gf's sister. But if I told him that same thing happened to me the same day, he wouldn't believe.
- —Guest imad
My Premonitions, I was overjoyed!
- I had my first premonition at 10. I dreamed of a little girl riding a green bicycle across a grassy field. Later my parents parked to go into a store when across the street I saw a little girl riding a green bicycle in a grassy field. It took me a minute, but it was the girl from my dreams. At 16, I dreamed I was in line at school when I quietly made a comment to my friends about going to grab the butt of the boy in front of me, and he heard me. He turned around, smiled. My friends laughed and told him about my dream. We were best friends for 3 years, but he always wanted us to date, I just said No. After H.S I said yes, 2 months later he broke it off. I haven't talked to him since, but I have talked to his wife in which he met a week after us. Im glad he hasn't abandoned her. If only my premonition told me the ending of that.
- —Guest Blackberry!
my dream made the news! ( in a small way
- Had a dream of an old Triumph motorcycle with an likely registration plate, the next day in the national paper there was a Triumph with the same number! Will got the paper cutting!
- —Guest Alan Simpson
my dream made the news! ( in a small way
- Had a dream of an old Triumph motorcycle with an likely registration plate, the next day in the national paper there was a Triumph with the same number! Will got the paper cutting!
- —Guest Alan Simpson
- When I was a teenager I met a boy who became my best friend. we talked daily for hours. He broke my heart and then left for college. I later met someone else and got married. When I was 6 months pregnant, I ran into him and found out he was also married and his wife was due on the same day I was. Our daughters were born 2 weeks apart. His daughter had a genetic disease and passed away at 4 months. I named my daughter Laura and he named his daughter Lauren. More than a year later we both divorced and went out a couple times again. He broke my heart again by walking away. I have loved him since and thought of him everyday for the past 23 years even though we lost touch years ago. Recently he was badly injured in an accident and I went to visit. I found out later that our 2nd daughters were born a day apart and they share the same middle name. My 3rd daughter was due on his birthday. She also had a genetic disease and died. Both of our children died in March. Strange!
- —Guest bmj
History repeats
- A decade ago on 8.8.2003 my daughter attended her dads convocation at UPSI and 10 yrs later on 10.8.2013 my husband attended her daughters convo at UPSI too. Such a sweet coincidence between my husband and my daughter who are sharing the same dream.
- —Guest Jane
never see them now then wow!
- I was at my brothers home and I said to him you never see any of them old bicycles 1950's ones I then walked up the road and on the way back I took a wrong turn and there stood a 1950's bicycle! I would not have seen otherwise!
- —Guest alan simpson
never see them now then wow!
- I was at my brothers home and I said to him you never see any of them old bicycles 1950's ones I then walked up the road and on the way back I took a wrong turn and there stood a 1950's bicycle! I would not have seen otherwise!
- —Guest alan simpson
just as it was
- Had dream invited in next door( not been in before) nothing special she said but I would like you to come. I got inside there was the two girls and a stranger I never see before . two weeks later this took place! Next dreamed## in paper n. Day!
- —Guest alan simpson
- After I retired, I taught a non-credit course for retired people. One of my contacts was a woman whose surname was the same as mine. No big deal, there, I thought. But I soon learned that her husband had the same christian name as mine, and that I had been receiving phone calls about him for years. Apparently, my initial\ name was the only one in the local phonebook (their number was in her name, as i subsequently learned), so many people saw my initial\surname and understandably thought I was the one they were trying to contact. When we met, I brought this to her attention, and we had a laugh over the number of times I had had to field anxious calls from soccer moms whose kids were ill, etc. Just for fun, I asked her what her husband's second name was: She replied that in fact, his first name was in fact his second name; that his true first name was William. That is also my first name! William Terence Matheson. So that is a bit of a coincidence. L
- —Guest Ufoman
remarkable coincidence
- I also have a story about an amazing coincidence that happened to a friend of mine several years ago. He decided he wanted to find a pair of antique eyeglasses, the kind with the curved bar across the nose instead of the nose pads, like most modern glasses have, and have them fitted with new lenses. He was looking for something that was about 100 years old. After a few months he found a pair that he really liked and decided to buy them. The antique store owner said, "Oh wait, there's a case that goes with these, I believe it's actually the original case." He went into the back room and brought out an antique glasses case. When my friend opened it, there was his own name inside! The glasses had belonged to a man with the exact same name 100 years ago!
- —Guest Trish Boggs
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SINGAPORE, Aug 26 (IFR) - There was a better tone in Asian credit markets today, thanks to a weaker-than-expected US July new home sales statistics. The numbers, released on Friday, helped pull in 10-year Treasuries by 8bp and took away some impetus from the tapering argument of market bears.
Still, trading was extremely thin, with just scrappy sizes going through and barely any price levels indicated on broker screens as a holiday in London reduced liquidity. However, according to a trader, most of the screen prices were on the bid side, which he described as "close to where the market feels right now".
The iTraxx Asia IG index is closing out around 3bp tighter to Friday's ending level, at 157bp/159bp. According to the trader, there has been European retail buying of Asian credit, as the cheaper absolute yield levels lure private bank clients.
"The market feels short and retail likes the rates of return available, but, then, all it will take is a new issue to come and institutions will start selling again, and spreads will start to widen again.
The tapering anxiety is still there and it looks as if it will be borne out as the Fed steps back next month. This is a very fragile market," said the trader.
India was the outperformer on the day, with the 3-year to 5-year part of the curve pulling in around 10bp. The ICICI Bank 2018s are looking to close out 10bp tighter at Treasuries plus 270bp, with the India bank credit curve undergoing a period of steepening as holders look to reduce duration and convexity risk.
China SOE paper is around 2bp tighter, again with minimal flow going through.
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Ryan then says that he can share some wisdom about what not to do. This is the first Biggest Loser event he's been to since the finale, and he's about ten pounds shy of gaining all his weight back. He says that it's impossible not to lose weight if you're on the show, but when you leave the bubble things get tough. He needs to incorporate what he learned into his own life. Jillian tells Ryan that when you're losing the battle, you need to reach out for support. Matt agrees, and says that they all know about this firsthand and are inclined to help. Danny adds that there's a finish line of sorts at the end of The Biggest Loser, and afterwards there's a temptation to slow down or stop. However, you can't do that, because the battle against weight doesn't stop. He tells Ryan that he has a lot of reasons to keep going. Ryan says that when he got the call from the producers to come to the show, he thought that coming to the dinner might inspire him. At that point, a co-worker told him that he shouldn't be inspired by going to a Biggest Loser Thanksgiving dinner, but rather by his three kids. Erik reminds everyone that last year he was the fat one, and now has a current total weight loss of 162 pounds. Ryan would like to say that a year from now he can be where Erik is, but is also afraid of failing. I'm not sure how this one is going to go.
And then, there is a triathlon. It's in San Francisco, and Sami tells us that it proves that you can go from unhealthy and out of shape to hard-core athlete. There are representatives from every single season, including season seven's iron woman, Tara. The fastest woman and fastest man will run away with $25,000 apiece, courtesy of Brita. Mark is focusing on not drowning, which I think is a good first step. Tara, who has lost 134 pounds total, looks great and is totally going to kill it. I mean, you just know. Hollie's in it too, and this is her second Olympic distance triathlon. She tells us that she might be able to give Tara a run for her money.
The triathlon begins! There is swimming en masse, and we see past contestants Sunshine, lady Ryan, Antoine, and Tracey. During the swim, some contestants start to pull ahead. Sami goes over the distances with us -- 1.5K swim, 40K bike ride, and 10K run. Mark starts to hyperventilate and can't keep a solid stroke. Matt seems to be close to him. Hollie and Tara, meanwhile, are neck and neck for the ladies, with Sunshine right behind them. Mark and Matt go into the transition together. We get glimpses of other former contestants -- O'Neal, Cheryl, Jerry, Ed, Ashley, Mike, Drea, Coleen, Erik, Rebecca, Sione, Stacey, Alexandra, and Antoine. Mark tries to keep up with the more experienced Matt, and gets a bit rubber-legged. He does a fine job, and even takes the lead. Tara seems to have pulled clearly ahead for the ladies. This is in part because Hollie has gone too many laps on the bike. D'oh! She uses this as an inspirational lesson. Abby, Nicole, Miggy (Miggy!), and Pete run. But the ultimate winner is season five's Mark, at 2:47:32! Well done, sir. Matt comes in next at 2:58:12. Also not so bad. Tara finishes first for the women, and just behind Matt, at 2:58:53. A whole bunch of other folks finish, including Sunshine, who is typically sweet about it. Vicky and Cherita are there, looking great, and it makes me wish we had some sort of before and after pictures of folks so we could really get a good look at them. Mark and Tara took home $25,000, but the rest of us took home...inspiration.