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Great location & very nice hotel! Not a far walk from many sights. Newly renovated.
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Absolutely Fabulous
Having been to NYC several times before, all I ask from a hotel usually is that it is clean and safe. But with the New York Helmsley I was blown away. It was brilliant. Clean, safe, fantastic views, helpful staff. Brilliant location. I have to say that USA advisors on this site tend to expect rather more for their buck than perhaps their UK counterparts. Anyone from the UK will find this hotel outstanding value for money. It is a definite UK 4*. When I go back to NY I will definitely stay here again.
Just okay
The New York Helmsley was okay, at best. At $199, I expected better.
Everything was a bit run down. One of the room phones didn't work. The bathroom hair dryer shorted out every day after about 30 seconds of use. I called the morning of check-in to request a cot be set up in our room, so it would be ready for us. Asked again at check-in at 3 pm.
Came back to our room at 11 pm after dinner and a show to find the cot still wasn't there. Called to ask for it again, saying we had some tired kids who needed to go to bed. (With each call, I was asked if I knew that the cot is $30 extra.) It arrived about 20 minutes later, after yet a fourth phone call. On the plus side, the location is quiet and in a slightly upscale area. A bit far to walk to the Broadway show area. The staff were very friendly and polite. Early check-in was no problem. A room on the 28th floor provided a bird's-eye view.
One of my favorites!
I have stayed twice at the Helmsley New York and, as a woman traveling alone, found it to be safe, clean and friendly throughout. It may lack some of the refinements of a more upscale (and expensive) hotel, but it offers excellent value for price. It is a short cab ride from Penn Station and an easy walk to many attractions. I plan to stay there again in the spring, this time with my husband. (That will be the acid test!)
A sure bet
This was my third time in a year that I stayed at the NY Helmsley and one needs to give it some credit. Since it makes no effort to present itself as an upscale hotel one should judge accordingly. Check in lines can be a bit long when arriving in the late afternoon. The lobby is smallish and the elevators have seen brighter days. In the mornings it can be quite a pain during the 8-9am ruch to get to the lobby as the elevators love to stop on every single floor. The rooms that I've had have been very spacious for NYC standards and fixtures always in good working order. I would suggest to ask for a room up high to get away from some of the city noise. My room in the 32 floor offered a great view towards the Empire State Building. It had two large (I guess queen) beds making it quite allright for bigger groups trying to save some money. The ameneties have always struck me as above avarage with very nice towles, soaps and what have you. Room service is expensive and the quality average but take out places are abound in NYC if you get hungry late night. There is also a great breakfast deli right next door which is a great alternative to the not so great breakfast buffet in the restaurant. Overall the Helmsley NYC is a sure bet for budget conscious travelers (I've paid betweeen $100 to $125 per night) that hate the usually claustrophobic room sizes in NYC. Don't go there expecting a luxury place and you won't be dissapointed.
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My parents and my girlfriend stayed here in June, 2003 and had a wonderful stay. The staff was very helpful and friendly. The rooms are larger than the Helmsley Middletowne (which we stayed a few years ago.) They have a lot amenities in the room which make your stay enjoyable.
The higher you go the better the view. It is centrally located between the times square area and upper east side. We were there for a performance at Carnegie Hall and you could easily walk. The elevators work swiftly which is important if you get an upper floor. The bellmen and his staff should be commended for their assistance to us and willingness to get cabs, take our luggage, etc. The lobby bar is also very nice and appreciated at hotels of this type. The rates for the hotel seemed to have gone up considerably from last year which would prevent us from staying there again this year. Too bad!
Old and Overpriced
The hotel is in a decent location. The hotel is old and hasn't been updated in years. The furniture was torn and dirty. The TV came straight out of the Brady Bunch. I've stayed in NY several times and this was the worst yet. It took forever to check in and the staff was average at best. For the money they want for this place, stay somewhere else like The Warwick that has a better spot and is a very nice, private hotel. Even better if you can find a deal on the NY Palace for the same price. Spend your money elsewhere.
In the words of the Terminator, 'I'll be back!'
My wife and I visited NYC November 21-25, 2003. Stayed at the NY Helmsley and WOW what can I say. From the first step inside the front desk staff was friendly and very helpful. From the Bellhop to the Doorman to the Security staff, we could not be more impressed. For us it had a great location, just a couple of blocks from Grand Central, easy access to anywhere in the City, oh and what a city! Our last night there we were already planning our return visits (that's plural) and the one thing we kept static was that each and every time we return we will be staying at the New York Helmsley. Congrats Leona!
Vvery nice indeed!!!
Clean, really big room - in a kind of skyscaper. I got room in the 78.
floor, and was only nearby the top.... But o'coutse way to expensive.
My work payed the. When i now go to NYC on a holiday, I choose cheaper lodgings.
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Great location, old furnishings & furniture
I stayed there for 2 nights in October 2003. The room and bath were big enough for 2 comfortably. The bathroom was clean with all the amenities. The towels were huge & soft. Even on the 29th floor I heard the noise of 42nd street. We had the windows open because there was a smell of wet paint and couldn't seem to get a strong fan of cool air from the heater/cooler. The bed, chair, other furniture & furnishings were all probably original when the hotel was built. Great location for transportation or walking. For the price it was probably reasonable for New York.
Good hotel
I stayed at The New York Helmsley 3 nights in march 2003.The location, 2 blocks from grand central was very convenient. There is even a subway entrance half a block from the hotel, which I appreciated on the rainy day.The look of the hotel is a bit old fashioned, think Dynastly and the 80's, but it was clean. ROOM:The room was quite large with 2 queen beds.There was no problem in the bathroom, the towels (with the hotel name embossed, i loved these details...) were HUGED.STAFF:The staff was friendly. On the last day I asked for a late check out at 2.00pm, normally 11 am. The answer was "no problem!"I didn't try the restaurant.I had a air+hotel package, the value was very good.
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Skip to comments.Convict [Ralph "Bucky" Phillips] Caught in N.Y. Trooper Shooting
Posted on 09/09/2006 1:21:15 AM PDT by BigSkyFreeper
CARROLL, N.Y. (AP) - A fugitive who once threatened to "splatter pig meat all over Chautauqua County" in upstate New York surrendered without firing a shot, ending a five-month manhunt for a career criminal suspected of shooting three state troopers, one fatally.
With helicopters circling above a field just over the Pennsylvania state line and SWAT teams and U.S. Marshals closing in, a gaunt and exhausted Ralph "Bucky" Phillips threw up his hands. Police ordered him to the ground, handcuffed him and sped him to New York state to face charges of attempted murder.
"The bottom line is the pressure was so great on him," said New York State Police Superintendent Wayne Bennett. "The game was up and he knew it."
Phillips' arrest Friday night capped a frantic day that included troopers firing at him as he hid in the woods along the state line.
For hours, police had methodically moved closer to him. Just before nightfall, 25 SWAT officers and 12 dogs swept through a field where he was thought to be hiding. He gave himself up around 8 p.m., police said.
Phillips, a 44-year-old career thief who has spent 20 of the past 23 years in state prison, was taken to a jail in Buffalo and was to be arraigned Saturday morning on a federal charge of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. He will go to Chemung County later in the day where he will be arraigned on an attempted murder charge in connection with the shooting of a trooper in June.
Police have said he could face other charges including aggravated murder and assault, burglary and larceny.
Phillips, who had also threatened to commit "suicide by cop," was on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted list. The threat to "splatter pig meat" was in a note he left behind for officers when he left the Chautauqua County Jail several years ago.
Since his escape, he twisted and turned his way throughout southwestern New York and northwestern Pennsylvania, stealing cars, burglarizing homes and camps and relying on acquaintances to stay free, police said. He may have stolen 41 guns from a New York gun shop, authorities said.
Friday's search started shortly before 2 a.m. in Pennsylvania when a police officer tried to pull over a car police said Phillips had stolen. After a short chase, the car crashed and Phillips bolted into the woods.
A half-hour later, Phillips stole a second car and drove back into New York, where troopers began a second chase, authorities said.
Phillips jumped out of the moving car and ducked into woods, zigzagging back and forth between New York and Pennsylvania, authorities said. Police dogs tracked his scent for several hours until he was spotted by two troopers, Bennett said.
As troopers approached, Phillips wheeled around with a pistol in his hand but did not fire, police said. One of the troopers fired an undisclosed number of shots as Phillips disappeared into the thick woods.
Phillips became the subject of a huge search after allegedly shooting a state trooper near Elmira in June. The trooper survived.
Then, authorities said, he ambushed and shot two New York state troopers on Aug. 31 as they staked out the home of Phillips' former girlfriend. One trooper, Joseph Longobardo, died on Sunday; the other, Donald Baker Jr., was in critical condition.
Bennett said Phillips surrender will help comfort the Longobardo family.
"Now this miserable creature will suffer for the rest of his life in the New York state prison system," he said.
So much for his "suicide by cops". I guess life suddenly appeared to be more appealing.
He should be put in a steel box. He chipped his way out with a toothbrush.
What a career...working only 3 years out of 23... ;-)
The prosecution ought to be disgusting as well.
What's wrong Bucky, the sight of all those 12gauge smooth bores pointing at your face sure seems to have convinced you to waive extradition awfully quickly....
Oh, I get it... grounds for appeal.
Interesting. I guess in the long run bucky was more talk than action. I bought into it a few days ago, when I off handedly stated that it appeared bucky wasn't going back to prison no matter what. What's with the spend the rest of his life in prison. Won't there be a trial in the cop shooting and cop murder? How about the death penalty, or is that something else bad about NY.
Is New York one of those stupid states that doesn't have the death penalty?
Pretty damn close to Petronski/Cyborg country.
Now the bastard can rot.
but strikes down the death penalty??
Something is very wrong!!
New York has the death penalty, but it hasn't been used yet. Supposed to me mandatory for cop killers. I bet he won't get it. Sad, but true.
The Troopers ought to have blown this bastard away. While I am happy they got him, I wish he were room temperature today.
I stand corrected.
Agree. Now we'll have to feed, house, clothe and pay all his medical bills for the rest of his life. Just one well-placed 50 cent bullet would have saved the citizens millions.
Doesn't matter. Our DA, Mike Green, goes for life without parole. He's been very successful. When the death penalty WAS available, he didn't go for it...too expensive, a waste of time, the appeals are unending and they wind up serving a life sentence anyway. His ways allow him REAL TIME to keep the system moving. The death penalty is the gridlock of the legal system.
There's no doubt that this scumbag received help from friends and family. ALL of them should pay a painful price.
I'm curious. How could the NY troopers take him back to NY without an extradition hearing?
The article states that they were "along" the New York State line. Without a GPS at hand, it can be reasonably claimed that they were on the New York side of that line. Quite Machiavellian, but it works.
It was overturned in 2004. Last I heard the NY Senate had revised the death penalty statute in June 2006 and passed it on to the NY Assembly. Don't know what happened to it there.
They were deputized in PA.
Two theories: Hot pursuit. And Federal custody.
They spoke about that. It was paperwork. It happened.
I heard the NY troopers were deputy US Marshals.
I was kinda worried about you two.
Now that he's caught, let'im rot.
Heh...lots of men with CCW permits around here. I wonder how far he would have made it!
Wouldn't be surprised women have CCW permits up in your neck of the woods too! LOL
Mom and dad have a 45 magnum and a 9mm pistol and I have a few of my grandfather's shotguns. LOL
This is true, considering there's a hunting show for women on television!
Kinda like that "brave" Jihadist and rat fink coward bin Laden! ;)
That would not be sufficient to drag him back to NY unless he waived Extradition. In fact it doesn't matter at all.
He was even in the Tuscarora territory in Pennsylvania ~ that's the area traded to the Tuscarora in the Carolinas by Daniel Boone.
The people around there aren't exactly "family and friends" ~ a more appropriate word is "tribe".
BTW, here it is 4 days later and we haven't gotten any new stuff on this guy other than a couple of pieces based on what the police are now saying, and they've backed off from the murder and robbery charges until they complete the investigation. That means taking fingerprints on recovered items, doing interviews, and so forth.
Then, too, somebody has to come up with some excuse for putting over 1,000 cops on this "escaped prisoner" detail. This was a budget buster in New York, and given their difficulties in passing a death penalty bill for cop killers, I'd suggest the budget is of much more concern to Pataki and leadership elite in the legislature than any number of dead police.
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Among the key ingredients of good management: constant evaluation and candor.
A decade after Jack Welch stepped down as chief executive of General Electric, he still commands remarkable respect as a management guru. The company he once led has lost its magic, the business processes he developed to battle bureaucracy have become bureaucratic themselves, and many of the "graduates" of the Jack Welch school have since stumbled—think Bob Nardelli at Home Depot or Jim McNerney at Boeing. (Has anyone seen that Dreamliner yet?)
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"The Talent Masters" rests on three principles that characterize the Welch approach to management: (1) A focus on talent development. Mr. Welch and the other "talent masters" in the book—we also hear from folks at companies including Procter & Gamble and Novartis—claim that they spend more than a third of their time developing their people. (2) Differentiation. Talent masters create a meritocracy by constantly evaluating their people—a process which, in Mr. Welch's case, was derided by critics as "rank and yank." (3) Candor. This is the ultimate Welch trademark: ruthless honesty in evaluating the performance of people and businesses.
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Instead, executives there worked with Mr. Little to assure him that he still had a future and to help him rebuild his career in a position that made better use of his talents. Today he is the senior vice president in charge of the corporate R&D center, and one of the company's top 25 executives.
The book begins with GE-related examples, but some of its most arresting stories come from outside the company. A particularly interesting chapter involves Hindustan Unilever, Unilever's $3.5 billion Indian subsidiary. The company routinely evaluates candidates for management jobs by putting several applicants together to discuss a specific business issue in a group. This allows the company to see how they interact with each other and who has leadership potential.
Another instructive anecdote comes from Adrian Dillon, Skype's chief financial officer. Mr. Dillon tells of how, early in his management career, when he was working at Eaton Corp., he was accosted after a meeting by his boss, the company's CFO. "That was a great meeting, but your problem is that you still think your job is to be the smartest guy in the room. It's not," the man told him. Instead, Mr. Dillon was told, his job was to "make everybody in the room think that they're the smartest guy in the room. You've got to teach them what you know and what you do, not tell them."
Overall, "The Talent Masters" offers a valuable window into the skills of talent development. And it makes a persuasive case, yet again, for the wisdom of the Welch way. But you do have to wonder whether, a decade after Mr. Welch's retirement, it isn't time to find a new icon for the rapidly evolving world of business management.
Mr. Murray is deputy managing editor of The Wall Street Journal and the author of "The Wall Street Journal Essential Guide to Management."


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Just one Bolt Gold GT-R is being produced by Nissan which will go under the auctioneers hammer in an online auction to be held on eBay from November 22 to December 2, 2012 with all proceeds going to the Usain Bolt Foundation charity. This special gold painted 2013 model year GT-R Premium Edition Bolt Gold will obviously go to the highest bidder in this global charity auction while the car is given this gilded hue that created quite an impact on Olympic champion Usain Bolt at a fan appreciation event hosted by Nissan in Yokohama in October this year.
Proceeds of this auction will benefit educational and cultural opportunities for children under the Usain Bolt Foundation in Jamaica. The car will be seen with a gold plate embossed with Bolt's signature and autograph and Nissan will be specially designing the vehicle to cater to on road rules existing in the winning bidders country. Delivery of the prized vehicle is scheduled for March 2013 by which time Nissan can fully modify the vehicle accordingly.
It will be built to the performance specifications conforming to regulations in the winning bidder's country of residence. Nissan plans to deliver the car to the winner in March 2013, however though accessible to participants across the globe, bidding is open only to those participants in countries where the Nissan GT-R is currently being sold. For more information, scroll down.
Usain Bolt – Nissan Director of Excitement
The World's Fastest Man Meets His Match: Sweats during a Nissan GTR hot lap
Auto News Release
Nissan to offer a specially gold-painted 2013* (MY14 for US market) model year GT-R Premium Edition via charity auction
Auction begins November 22
Nissan to produce only one 'Bolt Gold' GT-R specifically for this online charity auction
100% of the charity auction's proceeds to go to the Usain Bolt Foundation
YOKOHAMA, Japan (November 19, 2012) – Usain Bolt, the world's fastest man, is taking his passion for speed and performance, and his desire to help others, and applying them to charity. A unique 2013 model year "Bolt Gold" GT-R will go to the highest bidder in a global online charity auction to be held on eBay from November 22 to December 2, 2012.
The highest bidder in the charity auction will become the owner of the one-of-a-kind 'Bolt Gold' GT-R, a 2013 model year Nissan GT-R painted the same gold color that left a lasting impression on Olympic champion Usain Bolt at a fan appreciation event hosted by Nissan in Yokohama on October 11. All proceeds from the charity auction will benefit the Usain Bolt Foundation, which was established to support educational and cultural opportunities for children and young people in Bolt's home country of Jamaica.
Usain Bolt teamed up with Nissan in June 2012 as a brand ambassador, and he recently became the company's honorary "Director of Excitement" for the new Nissan "What IF_" global brand campaign. As part of this expanded partnership with Bolt, Nissan is preparing a special 2013 model year Premium Edition GT-R, painted 'Bolt Gold', for the charity auction. The car will feature a gold plate embossed with Bolt's signature and his autograph.
It will be built to the performance specifications conforming to regulations in the winning bidder's country of residence. Nissan plans to deliver the car to the winner in March 2013.
The car will be auctioned on eBay Motors; please see the eBay Storefront page at http://www.nissangoldgtrauction.com/. The online listing can be accessed by people in regions around the world, and bidding will be open to residents in countries where the Nissan GT-R is currently sold. Bidding is set to begin at 12:00 GMT on Thursday, November 22, and ends at 11:59 GMT on Sunday, December 2. Bids will be limited to residents of countries where the GT-R is currently sold. Please refer to the corresponding Nissan Global Facebook page at: www.nissan-global.com/EN/GoldGTR/ for more information, including FAQs and applicable regions.
All proceeds from the online charity auction will go directly to the Usain Bolt Foundation (http://usainbolt.com/foundation/), established by Bolt to give back to his community and help children in Jamaica.
"This project excites me because it brings together my passion for speed and excellence, and my desire to help kids and young people," said Usain Bolt. "Thanks to Nissan, all the revenue from the GT-R charity auction will be donated to the Usain Bolt Foundation, which will go directly to children to help develop their education and allow them to participate in sports. It warms my heart to help kids and young people who are in the starting blocks of life, and it would be wonderful if someday this activity leads to a 'Second Bolt.'"
About Usain Bolt: http://www.usainbolt.com/
Arguably the most naturally gifted athlete the world has ever seen, Usain St. Leo Bolt confirmed his tremendous talents when he realised his dreams by winning a phenomenal three gold medals and broke three world records at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China. Bolt became the first man in Olympic history to win both the 100 and 200 metres in world record times and then as part of the 4 X 100 metres relay team, which also ran a record.
In 2012 in London he created history again by successfully defending all three Olympic titles with 100m, 200m and 4X100m victories. The relay was a world record of 36.84 seconds where Bolt was on the anchor leg.


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July 31th event rescheduled
Spokes annual membership prices are now discounted through the rest of 2016. $32 gets you $5 off per event, entry into the season points competitions, and a free entry to the Spokes Year End Party and Awards banquet. Memberships expire at the end of each year.
June event date moving
It looks like there has been a scheduling conflict at SAR on June 12th.
I have rescheduled the event to June 26th. I realize this is the day after the SASCA event at RCCC. I am working with SASCA to try and turn those two events into a mini Divisional format. Each event will still be a separate event for SASCA and Spokes. However, we will be combining your best time from both days for those that attend both. Further details are being worked. Please stay tuned to the Spokes website or Facebook page for more details.
Please contact me if there are any questions, you need a refund because of the change, or for any other questions/concerns/etc.
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Full schedule for 2016 as it stands now:
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The gist of the changes is that points will be scored by comparing each driver's performance to his/her own average past performance. It is no longer linked to what position each driver is drafted picked. This changes the strategy for the draft. In the past, you always wanted to select the person who you thought that the best chance of placing the highest (in pax) among whoever was available. Now, you will want to pick the person who you think has the greatest chance of improving over the season.
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Unlike a Certificate of Deposit that is bought directly from a bank, a brokered CD is sold by stock brokers (and others). And unlike a bank-bought CD, a brokered CD is marketable on a secondary market. It is FDIC insured up to $100,000 and it is often marketed as a suitable alternative to Treasury issues. But there are pitfalls that I discovered recently by bitter experience.
I bought a total of $40,000 in 10-year CD's in January and February of 2003 from one of the best known, best respected security dealers in the country (Vanguard). Before I bought, the broker assured me that if I wanted to sell before maturity, I could do so in the secondary market. Of course, I understood that if interest rates go up, the market value of these securities would go down. That is elementary to anyone who has ever been interested in fixed-income investments.
Immediately after I bought these securities, the prevailing interest rates in fact went DOWN, so I would have expected the value of the securities to go UP. But that is not what happened. In the secondary market, the value of these CD's in fact went down the minute I bought them, more or less like the value of a new car the minute you drive out of the dealer's lot. The immediate loss was about 6.5%, in an environment of FALLING interest rates, i.e. in an environment in which fixed-income securities appreciated in value.
After many weeks of investigating and discussions with other people, I learned much. The bank issuing these CDs was rated 3 stars out of five by BauerFinancial, and it seems that the secondary market doesn't like this kind of bank. Yes, these CDs were FDIC insured. But apparently the market doesn't like long-term CDs from banks rated lower than four stars.
At the time of purchase, I had no idea of the risk related to the credit worthiness of FDIC-insured banks. The broker didn't tell me; I wasn't even aware of the system of rating banks.
The worst part is the following: there is evidence that on the very day these securities were sold to me, I could have bought similar CDs on the secondary market at a discount of about 6.5%. The broker didn't tell me. In effect, the broker sold me securities at 100 when the market value of these securities was only about 93.5. He misrepresented the value of these securities to me.
There is another way of looking at the broker's misrepresentation. The CD that was represented as yielding 4.15% actually yields only about 3.38%, once the immediate loss of about 6.5% is factored in.
Well, to make a long story short, I have taken the matter to NASD arbitration, and I have, of course, also complained to the SEC and the Attorney General of New York. I trust, but do not know, that these regulatory agencies will take a serious interest. The average time for an NASD arbitration to be decided is a year. I am in my 3rd month of submitting discovery requests, etc. The broker is stalling.
And here is something I found out only very recently: For small investors in CDs, there is FDIC insurance for amounts under $100,000. But it seems that the larger players in the field invest much higher sums at a time. So if the small investor wishes to sell his $10,000's worth of brokered CDs on the secondary market, the larger players, who seem to dominate this market and who apparently bunch smaller amounts, would not be very interested if the issuing bank is only so so. They would look for high-ranking banks, because for large investors, these CDs are essentially uninsured. If such players make a bid for lower-ranked CDs such as mine, they will offer less to compensate them for the higher risk. That's why the little guy needs to look at the credit worthiness of the issuing bank. The number of stars of the issuing bank is worth concrete dollars on the secondary market. If your bank has only three stars, you will lose serious money if you need to sell before maturity. This is not something my broker warned me about. Does your broker disclose these facts of life of the CDs he offers you ?
I do not suggest that brokered CDs should never be bought. But I would strongly suggest that a prospective buyer inform himself of the hidden risks. By the nature of such securities, the risks are higher the longer the term. The highest risks are for CDs running for ten or more years.
When you are offered one of these securities, here is what you need to do:
1. Check the rating of the bank. This can be done without cost at either of the following rating agencies (it's best to check both, in case there is a discrepancy):
2. Get the broker to check the value of a similar issue on the secondary market.
3. If the secondary-market value is less than par, offer the broker this lower price. That may result in a good deal for you. For instance, an issue with a coupon rate of 4.15%, if it sells on the secondary market for 93.5, will yield 4.98%.
Werner Cohn
November 25, 2003
The arbitrator (Mr. John F. Tague III, who is currently suspended from the practice of law -- see below) decided against us in this case in the summer of 2004.
I thought that our case was clear-cut and that the facts were all on our side. It is my opinion that the arbitrator's decision was arbitrary and capricious.
But be that as it may, the case exposed weaknesses in procedure that should be of great concern to all customers of security dealers.
As a condition for establishing an account with a dealer, a customer is required to sign an agreement in which he waives the right to sue. All disputes are to be arbitrated under the auspices of the National Association of Security Dealers, which has since been absorbed by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (Finra).
Arbitration awards (decisions) cannot, except in the rarest of circumstances, be appealed to the courts.
Hearings in arbitration are not open to the public. In my case, the arbitrator also required me to sign a confidentiality agreement as a condition for approving my discovery requests. As a result, I cannot reveal the most significant evidence that I was able to introduce at the hearing. This evidence would be of crucial importance to anyone contemplating a business relationship with the dealer. After the case was decided, the top legal officer of the company (Vanguard) sent me a letter saying that he "expects" me to keep the evidence from the public. I took this to be a threat to sue if I reveal what I have learned about the practices of his company.
In contrast, court hearings are public as a matter of principle, and evidence introduced in court trials almost always become public documents.
The arbitrator's decision was "bare," i.e. it consisted of the word "denied" without explanation.
In the course of the arbitration proceedings, the arbitrator, in my view, showed disdain and discourtesy to our side. Many months elapsed between the preliminary procedures and the scheduled date of the hearing. When this date finally arrived, I appeared at the designated office but the arbitrator did not. Apparently he had given a few hours notice to NASD (which was relayed to the other side but never reached me) citing a conflict with his schedule. He then set another date that involved yet another delay of several months, disregarding my request for speedier proceedings. (I assume here that Finra, which has absorbed NASD arbitration, operates under the old NASD rules).
Unlike procedures in other arbitration schemes, NASD arbitration awards cannot be appealed to a master arbitrator.
In sum, the secretive NASD procedure concludes with the say-so of a single person, unexplained, unappealable, unchallengeable. (In cases involving more than $50,000, more than one arbitrator will sit in a case.) Perhaps justice is done some of the time in these procedures, perhaps it is even done most of the time. But justice is certainly not seen to be done. The system has no apparent way of avoiding bias, caprice, sloth, or worse.
NASD has not responded to my written suggestions for more transparency and more accountability.
On August 15, 2006, some two years after the events recounted here and apparently unrelated to them, Mr. Tague, the NASD arbitrator in our case, was found guilty of multiple breaches of fiduciary duties as well as of "the extraction of unreasonable and unconscionable compensation." He was suspended from the practice of law for a period of two years, commencing September 15, 2006. 2006 NY Slip Op 06234
October 16, 2004
revised October 4, 2006 and (slightly) on August 12, 2007.
UPDATE, February 13, 2009:
Mr. John F. Tague III, according to the website of New York State's Attorney General, is still suspended from the practice of law.
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Midwest Equity Assistance Center
Welcome to the Midwest Equity Assistance Center. The MEAC provides technical assistance, professional development, and information dissemination in race equity, gender equity and national origin equity to state and local educational agencies in Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska. At the request of public school districts, including charter and magnet schools, center staff provide a variety of free services and resources, including professional development workshops, institutes, conferences, and in-service training for teachers, administrators and parents.
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So cute!! Thousands of compliments, good quality.
We all love our son's costume when it came in. For the past couple years, he does not like wearing the costumes we got him but this is a completely different story. People at the mall give him second or more glances - I think he is the only one wearing this and he is just sooooo cute! Just one thing, it needs to sewed stronger by the waistline. That is the only place where a stitch came off by the end of the night. Other than that, we still love this costume.
Beautiful costume. My son looked so handsome! and was very comfortable. This one will stay in the dress up box for a few years.
My son loved the costume and got many compliments while trick-or-tricking
Great Costume when I ordered I hoped that it would come and look great and when it did I was very happy my 3 year son looks soooooo cute in it and the costume is well made. My son loves the feather in the hat and he loves how soft the costume is. He cannot wait to go trick or treating in it to show everyone how hansome he looks. Great Costume and a great price!!!


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R&B star Keri Hilson is set to hit London in a big way in June and That Grape Juice are giving you the chance to party it up with the 'Pretty Girl Rock' singer!
The Grammy nominee is hosting an EXCLUSIVE bash at trendy Merah to celebrate her arrival on June 3rd. You could be there with her; all you need to do is answer the following question correctly:
Keri Hilson's latest single features who?
a) Nelly
b) Chris Brown
c) Kanye West
Submit your answer, along with your name, age, address, and telephone number to the address below. Please be sure to title entry 'Keri Party Comp':
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Hi! I have a strange issue... I recently upgraded to WP 3.5.2 & noticed that 2 of our older posts started sorting to the top and are stuck there. Here are the parameters I am using, & the site is vahi.org.
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The top 2 posts have a date of 6-12-2013 & 6-11-2013 respectively. The 3rd post has a date of 7-15-2013. The rest of the posts are sorting correctly (desc date) until the next to last one which has a date of 6-10-2013, with a 6-25-2013 post above it & 6-21-2013 post below it.
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Come see me at The Bite of Seattle Saturday July 18!
If you're in the Seattle area you'll hopefully be checking out The Bite of Seattle hitting the Seattle Center July 17-19th. I'll be there Saturday July 18th at 1:00pm at The Bite Cooks stage, come and say hi! I will be showing you some delicious easy (and sneaky-nutritious) blender sauces from around the world […]Read More
Hungarian Inspired Cherry-Balsamic Roasted Pork Loin – Guest recipe development for Full Circle Farms
I want to make sure you don' miss this recipe, you're going to love it! I developed this recipe for a Hungarian-inspired Cherry-Balsamic Roasted Pork Loin for my friends over at Full Circle Farms. They have an abundance of fresh local Rainier cherries showing up in their customers' CSA boxes right now so I thought […]Read More
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Do you love asparagus? It is one of my favorite vegetables and this creamy asparagus soup with avocado cream totally hit the mark! Or, feeling fresh? Make my spring salmon salad and feel like a million bucks! Grab a few fresh bundles and bring life to your table this week! You'll look like a healthy kitchen […]Read More
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Taste Washington 2015 – Proves yet again to be a food and wine lover's paradise right here in Seattle
Taste Washington brings the excitement to the Seattle area every year around this time. Myself, my husband and friends look forward to the experience every year and this year's Taste brought everything we love about it and more. Personally I look forward to discovering exciting new foods from restaurants I may not have had the […]Read More
Post-workout recovery smoothie for the professional athlete or weekend warrior
This is a nutritious recipe for a post-workout mini-meal that is also delicious! Here is a wholesome, easy nutrition smoothie that helps athletes and weekend warriors alike achieve the performance goals they are after AND help them live a long, healthy life! Cheers, may your day be delicious! Sign up to receive my free newsletter! […]Read More
The After Baby Un-Diet. 6 week series as we follow Bridget on a health transformation
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How to make an incredible Coconut-Curry Chicken Salad – no mayo!
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The Chicken Banh Mi burger recipe that won me Food Network's Guy's Grocery Games. Finally!
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actually i want to do back and next links if anyone knows what i'm talking about. like when i click the next link it will show the next image in the series and if i click the back link it will show me pervious image
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Rebirth of a Nation
The Making of Modern America, 1877–1920
Jackson Lears
HarperCollins, $27.99, 432 pp.
The great harm done by the promiscuous misuse of superlatives in American literary life is that when a truly superlative piece of work comes along, all the words that might seem appropriate have long since been worn out. A reviewer is left groping for ways to explain, without resorting to clichés, how and why the truly outstanding stands out.
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Their brilliance from a PR standpoint is they released the impressive svr4 triple combo data and imbedded the 7997/rbv svr 12 data at the bottom as if it were an afterthought.
All will be out on front soon or later.
Anemia (low hemoglobin content) is a serious side effect of their triple combo.
[The most common adverse events were headache, fatigue, upper respiratory tract infection and nausea. The most common clinically significant grade 3/4 laboratory abnormality was a hemoglobin reduction.]
There you have it, the market has spoken. Gilded soars, Vertex falls.
Third... How is it that in AF's article today about the hep C trials there is no mention of the failure of 7977 in so many of the elctron study arms and that the SVR 4 reuslts for the 25 patient arm that did well in treatment naive two drug combination could relapse like the 7977 arm plus riba arms did in most of the study arms at 24 weeks post treatment?