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Kyle Mills retires from all cricket
Apr 1, 2015: New Zealand fast bowler Kyle Mills has announced his retirement from all cricket, following his team-mate Daniel Vettori in departing the game after the World Cup
World Cup 2015: New Zealand
Mar 5, 2015: New Zealand have played an unchanged XI in all four games so far, but that's not because they don't have strength on the bench
Pakistan v New Zealand, 2014-15
Groin strain forces Mills to return home
Dec 13, 2014: Kyle Mills, the New Zealand quick bowler, will play no further part in the ODI series against Pakistan due to a groin strain
Afghanistan v New Zealand A, Dubai
Nov 26, 2014: New Zealand A won their second consecutive one-dayer in the UAE when their pacers demolished Afghanistan for 99 for a 105-run win in Dubai
New Zealand v India, 5th ODI, Wellington
The deepest attack I have been part of - Kyle Mills
Jan 30, 2014: Kyle Mills has said he has never operated in a New Zealand attack that has as much depth as the current lot
Auckland v Canterbury, HRV Cup, Auckland
Mills, Bates lead Auckland to victory
Nov 30, 2013: The new-ball partnership of Kyle Mills and Michael Bates picked up three wickets each to help bundle Canterbury out for 107 and set up a seven-wicket win for Auckland
Sri Lanka v New Zealand, 2nd T20, Pallekele
Mills encouraged by individual performances
Nov 22, 2013: New Zealand captain Kyle Mills conceded his side was outplayed comprehensively in the second T20 in Pallekele, but was optimistic about their chances in the home summer and the World Twenty20
Sri Lanka v New Zealand, 1st T20, Pallekele
New Zealand bank on familiarity with Pallekele
Nov 18, 2013: New Zealand acting captain Kyle Mills has banked on his side's batting form, and their experience in Pallekele ahead of New Zealand's first T20 against Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka v New Zealand, 3rd ODI, Dambulla
Nov 16, 2013: New Zealand acting captain Kyle Mills has slammed scheduling of his team's tour to Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka v New Zealand, 2nd ODI, Hambantota
'This win is a sign of the team's character' - Mills
Nov 13, 2013: Kyle Mills, the New Zealand acting captain, has said his team's remarkable chase in Hambantota was a win borne of fight
Sri Lanka v New Zealand, 2nd ODI, Hambantota
New Zealand confident of chasing big targets
Nov 11, 2013: New Zealand captain Kyle Mills and batsman Tom Latham have backed the team to chase down tall scores ahead of the second match in Hambantota
New Zealand in Sri Lanka 2013-14
Mills confident of youngsters stepping up
Nov 8, 2013: Successive ODI series losses in Bangladesh might stretch the optimism of even the most seasoned international captain, but ahead of his first full series at the helm of a youthful side in Sri Lanka, Kyle Mills found cause for positivity in New Zealand's 0
Bangladesh v New Zealand, only T20I, Mirpur
Mills pleased with NZ's T20 comeback
Nov 6, 2013: New Zealand captain Kyle Mills said he was happy with the manner in which his team had overcome Bangladesh's aggressive charge in the only Twenty20 between the two sides in Mirpur.
Bangladesh v New Zealand, 3rd ODI, Fatullah
'We had a total we could defend' - Mills
Nov 3, 2013: Kyle Mills, the stand-in New Zealand captain, has termed the 3-0 series defeat to Bangladesh 'extremely disappointing'
New Zealand in Sri Lanka 2013-14
Mills to lead New Zealand in Sri Lanka series
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Bangladesh v New Zealand, 2nd ODI, Mirpur
NZ uneasy but focused on bigger goals, says Mills
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Mills bolsters Middlesex challenge
Jun 25, 2013: Kyle Mills' outstanding form for New Zealand in the Champions League has won him a contract with Middlesex in this summer's Friends Life t20 competition.
England v NZ, Champions Trophy, Group A, Cardiff
Nathan McCullum's juggling act
Jun 16, 2013: ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from the Group A match in Cardiff
New Zealand v England, 1st ODI, Hamilton
ODI fielding restrictions big test for bowlers - Mills
Feb 16, 2013: The changes made to the 50-overs game's fielding-restrictions rules could be the biggest challenge for the bowlers going into the New Zealand-England ODIs, fast bowler Kyle Mills believes
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Fresh Sabina track to refresh West Indies?
The likes of Alzarri Joseph and Miguel Cummins could narrow the gap between the two sides in Jamaica, on what looks set to be a green pitch
Ashwin emulates Botham with ton and seven-for
Stats highlights from the fourth day's play in Antigua where Ashwin's maiden five-wicket haul outside Asia bowled India to an innings victory
Four double-tons in a day, and a Eddie Redmayne lookalike
Also: the fastest Indian to 50 wickets, and Yasir Shah's unwanted "double-hundred"
Shami bounces back with new weapon
Returning to Test cricket after a long layoff, Mohammed Shami ran up with noticeably shorter strides and dismantled West Indies' top order with pace and bounce
The case for four-day Tests (78)
Shorter matches spell good news for spectators and broadcasters. Cricket has a little to lose and a whole lot to gain by truncating its premier format
Fresh Sabina track to refresh West Indies? (69)
The likes of Alzarri Joseph and Miguel Cummins could narrow the gap between the two sides in Jamaica, on what looks set to be a green pitch
Standout performers continue to carry England (68)
A crushing victory over Pakistan gave England plenty to be pleased about but familiar concerns remain over the make-up of the side
Loose West Indies succumb to Ashwin's wiles (54)
One after another, the hosts' batsmen attempted questionable flicks and drives in their second innings, disregarding the drift and dip the offspinner was generating
Herath versus the mighty Australians? (45)
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There are 497 comments on the Observer story from May 19, 2011, titled Man grabs girl, 13, riding bike in Fredonia. In it, Observer reports that:
A 13-year-old girl is the victim of an attempted assault in the village of Fredonia this morning.
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#492 Mar 29, 2012
What conspiracy? Get real...
#493 Mar 31, 2012
Corey did nothing wrong. He was giving his friend a ride home and a teenage girl wanted to give her step dad a reason to give her he cell phone back. Also what teenage girl that is just starting to Seville emotionally wouldn't be able to handle a case like that without having a breakdown. Corey is no monster and he was the one that had the breakdown. He loves his son and would never risk anything to ruin his relationship with his son. It is pritty messed up that an innocent man can go away for 15 years and murderers go away for 7!
#494 Mar 31, 2012
All this case is a bunch of bull sh*t. Corey is getting put away for 15 years for what being innocent? This is just a trial for the da and the judge to look good since they are up for re-election! I'm disgusted! I few bad for his family they must be going through a lot!
#495 Mar 31, 2012
#496 Mar 31, 2012
FYI, this was his first time in that area. He was just giving someone a ride home. Get your facts right before you start judging someone because the girl cries wolf!
#497 Mar 31, 2012
Yep, the trailer trash are out in force!! Everyone is lying, the girl, the eyewitnesses, all of it. Apparently none of those coworkers he was dropping off to work were very convincing for some reason. What a pack of A-holes!! The scum is going to be able to poop without wiping after a year or so, he'll barely feel it! Hey!! I got it!! Maybe he can room with Bucky, your other hero!!
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#498 Apr 9, 2012
I just saw a program on TV about prison life. Child molesters, murderers,etc. are at the bottom of "prison society". You can believe this person will be a target the whole time he is in prison. The program pointed out most child molesters come out with brain injuries, etc. from all of the assaults/beatings they sustain.
#499 Apr 9, 2012
you're an absolute idiot. Get a f*cking life other than tearing people down. It just continues to make you look more worthless with every comment.
#500 Apr 9, 2012
Bill is already a step ahead on that one. Matteson has been brain dameged for years!
He is the one that should be in jail!!
#501 Apr 9, 2012
Here, Here!!!
#502 Apr 21, 2012
Actually no he doesn't.... But that was when his son was like 1 I knew him He was nice but he went psyco
#503 Mar 29, 2013
He did Nothing wrong...bill got away with it!!! Corey will get out and be happy again!!! Everyone talking shit. Shut up u were not there u don't know!!!!
#504 Mar 30, 2013
How right you are. Many, many innocents are in prison and some are even put to death or spend 20-30 years on death row.
#505 Mar 31, 2013
LOL!!! What's the matter Crack Ho, you missin yo lovins!? This guy was scum and I'm sure his plans for the day with that girl were a lot worse than a wrestling match. I'm glad he's in prison being used and abused.
#506 Mar 31, 2013
There are many innocents in prison, that's true. Our criminal justice system is basically as good as what you can afford. If you're Black or Hispanic, the odds are even worse than just being poor. But this guy, good witnesses were available, no lying done, not even a hint to support the nonsensical stories to defend him. His being seen running to the car which he'd left running and then taking off were killers for his side of things. Nope, pretty comfortable he's the guy and they got the right one.
#507 Oct 29, 2013
you didn't know him no one on this site did. Corey was an amazing man and doesn't need to be in jail. I hope he gets out and see all this was if this happened to you wow people get a life
#508 Oct 29, 2013
the girlfriend umm ya right
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, Volume 115, Issue 3, pp 559-577
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Estimating greenhouse gas emissions from cattle raising in Brazil
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- , Roberto SmeraldiAffiliated withAmigos da Terra-Amazônia Brasileira
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- , Luis G. BarioniAffiliated withLaboratório de Matemática Computacional, Embrapa Informática Agropecuária
- , Laerte G. FerreiraAffiliated withLaboratório de Processamento de Imagens e Geoprocessamento, Universidade Federal de Goiás
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The study estimated, for the first time, the greenhouse gas emissions associated with cattle raising in Brazil, focusing on the period from 2003 to 2008 and the three principal sources: 1) portion of deforestation resulting in pasture establishment and subsequent burning of felled vegetation; 2) pasture burning; and 3) bovine enteric fermentation. Deforestation for pasture establishment was only considered for the Amazon and Cerrado. Emissions from pasture burning and enteric fermentation were accounted for the entire country. The consolidated emissions estimate lies between approximately 813 Mt CO2eq in 2008 (smallest value) and approximately 1,090 Mt CO2eq in 2003 (greatest value). The total emissions associated with Amazon cattle ranching ranged from 499 to 775 Mt CO2eq, that of the Cerrado from 229 to 231 Mt CO2eq, and that of the rest of the country between 84 and 87 Mt CO2eq. The full set of emissions originating from cattle raising is responsible for approximately half of all Brazilian emissions (estimated to be approximately 1,055 Mt CO2eq in 2005), even without considering cattle related sources not explicitly estimated in this study, such as energy use for transport and refrigeration along the beef and derivatives supply chain. The potential for reduction of greenhouse gas emissions offered by the Brazilian cattle industry is very high and might constitute Brazil's most important opportunity for emissions mitigation. The study offers a series of policy recommendations for mitigation that can be implemented by public and private administrators at a low cost relative to other greenhouse gas reduction options.
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Volume 115, Issue 3-4 , pp 559-577
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- 10.1007/s10584-012-0443-3
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- Springer Netherlands
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- Mercedes M. C. Bustamante (1)
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- Roberto Smeraldi (3)
- Ana P. D. Aguiar (2)
- Luis G. Barioni (4)
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- Alexandre S. Pinto (1)
- Jean P. H. B. Ometto (2)
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- 1. Departamento de Ecologia, Universidade de Brasília, Brasília, DF, Brazil
- 2. Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais, Av. dos Astronautas, 1758, São José dos Campos, SP, Brazil
- 3. Amigos da Terra-Amazônia Brasileira, Rua Bento Andrade, 85, São Paulo, SP, Brazil
- 4. Laboratório de Matemática Computacional, Embrapa Informática Agropecuária, Campinas, SP, Brazil
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London's 5,000 'Boris Bike' Riders May Deliver Profit for City
Mayor Boris Johnson's 140 million- pound ($218 million) project to encourage more Londoners to get on two wheels may become profitable as access to his cycle-hire program is widened.
With 1.8 million journeys to date and 25 million pounds of sponsorship from Barclays Bank Plc, the initiative "could be one of the most cost effective" forms of public transport in the capital, Johnson's transport adviser Kulveer Ranger said in an interview last week.
While Johnson had pledged in his 2008 election manifesto that the program wouldn't cost taxpayers anything, he said in July there was a need to be "realistic" about when it would make money. Ranger estimated before the program's start it could lose as much as 5 million pounds a year. With usage being extended beyond registered members as of today, he no longer sees it as money losing for London taxpayers.
"We want it to be something that can stand up on its own right and it probably won't makes oodles of cash for the city but it does say something about the look and feel of the city," Ranger said in the interview at his City Hall office. "On an operational and ongoing basis we hope that the scheme will pay for itself because of the number of users that we've got and the sponsorship to support it as well."
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Since the program's July introduction, only the 108,000 members could access the bikes, using a key fob purchased from Transport for London. From today, anyone with a debit or credit card can obtain a personal identification number to unlock one of the 5,000 cycles, now popularly known as "Boris Bikes."
Casual users, like members, will pay six pounds for a two-hour rental or 50 pounds for a full day. The first 30 minutes, though, are free and a bike can be collected from any of the 346 stations and left at another.
"It's good value for money," Reno Marcello, an economics student at London Metropolitan University said in an interview. "All my bike journeys are less than 30 minutes by design."
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France's "Velib" program, combining the words for bicycle and freedom, was an instant hit in July 2007 with 1 million customers after 18 days. A third of the 24,000 bikes installed, though, have been stolen, with thousands more damaged.
With its bikes weighing 23 kilograms, the London project has been a greater theft-deterrent with just eight bikes stolen in its 18 weeks of operation, with two being returned.
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"It's quite heavy and unlike a Dutch bicycle you have to lean forward," recruitment consultant Katrina Mantay said in an interview on her hire-bike. "They're great but has it changed my life? No."
Barcelona and Brussels are among European cities that have introduced public cycle-hire systems, and Ranger has hosted delegations from other cities, including Madrid and St. Petersburg.
"We saw what they did in Montreal and Paris, and we learnt from their mistakes, took advice from them and we have delivered something that works," Ranger said.
From 2012, the bikes will be scattered eastward beyond London's royal parks and nine central boroughs and toward the site of HSBC Holdings Plc headquarters in Canary Wharf and the Olympic Park in Stratford. At completion, around 8,000 hire bikes will be available, covering 65 square kilometers of the capital.
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, Volume 12, Issue 4, pp 253-267
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Life conditions of a roman imperial age population: Occupational stress markers and working activities inLucus Feroniae (Rome, 1st–2nd cent. AD)
- A. SperdutiAffiliated withDip. Biologia Animale e dell'Uomo, Università "La Sapienza" di RomaSoprintendenza Speciale al Museo Nazionale Preistorico Etnografico, "L. Pigorini" Sez. di Antropologia
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In ancient populations studies, investigation on activity-induced pathology performed by means of an integrated and epidemiological approach can provide useful evidence about physical activities, age of occupancy, sexual differentiation, social stratification and working tasks division of past human groups. The analysis of occupational stress of the skeletal sample coming from the poor necropolis of Lucus Feroniae, a rural town of the Roman Imperial Age, was carried out on: degenerative disease of joints and vertebral bodies, traumas, hypertrophic changes at sites of muscles and ligament insertion, presence of anatomical variants caused by postural habits or body movements.
The results as a whole seem to indicate that the population, likely representative of a low social group (potentially slaves), was precociously and actively employed in heavy manual work activities. These may have included farming tasks demanding lifting, heavy loads transportation and long-distance walking on rough grounds.
Key wordsRoman Imperial Age occupational stress markers osteoarthritis enthesopathies traumas
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Those who have tried my designs will know that I love creating simple designs that look very effective, after all life doesn't need to be complicated! And I understand that many people like a bit of television or music knitting/crochet, so the easier they are the better it is to enjoy the world around you whilst enjoying your craft.
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- The scandal is arguably the biggest yet to hit Zuma, who has fended off accusations of corruption, influence peddling and even rape since before he took office in 2009.
- ETFs: EZA
Wed, Jan. 20, 3:49 AM
- Just a few years ago, the so-called BRICS were taking the world by storm with surging economic growth, although it now looks like they risk capsizing it.
- China was growing at an average rate of more than 10% a year, peaking at over 14% in 2007. India averaged 8%; Russia 5%; and Brazil and South Africa around 4%. To put that in perspective, the G-7 economies expanded at an average rate of less than 1.4% over the same time frame.
- What happened? The commodity- and export-dependent emerging economies have long been prone to booms and busts, as their fate depends largely on the tide of global demand. They also face deep debt problems, political turmoil and major demographic challenges.
- ETFs: EWZ, RSX, EPI, RUSL, INDY, SCIF, RUSS, BRF, INDL, PIN, INDA, ERUS, RSXJ, EZA, INP, IIF, INXX, BRZU, INCO, EWZS, SCIN, RBL, SMIN, BRAQ, BZQ, BRAZ, BRAF, UBR, DBBR, FBZ
Dec. 14, 2015, 5:29 AM
- South Africa's rand jumped as much as 6.4% on Monday, the most since October 2008, after President Jacob Zuma named the country's second finance minister in four days.
- The move puts Pravin Gordhan - who held the post from 2009 to 2014 - back into the top job.
- Gordhan successfully steered South Africa's economy through its first recession in 17 years and was able to fend off pressure from labor unions to boost spending.
- ETFs: EZA
Sep. 18, 2015, 10:41 AM
- The iShares MSCI Saudi Arabia Capped ETF (KSA) is the first ETF with significant exposure to that country - an impossibility until June when Saudi Arabia opened up (limited) direct foreign investment in its stock market.
- The ETF will track the MSCI Saudi Arabia IMI 25/50 Index which holds about 50 large-, mid-, and small-cap stocks. Interestingly, the index has 30% allocated to both financials and materials, but just 1.4% to energy stocks - it makes sense considering the country's oil production is state-owned and not publicly traded.
- The next step for Saudi Arabia could be inclusion in the MSCI Emerging Markets Index - a possibility as soon as June 2017, according to the WSJ.
- Source: Bloomberg
- MENA ETFs: AFK, EZA, EGPT, EIS, GULF, NGE, GAF, MES, ISRA, ISL, UAE, QAT
Jul. 20, 2015, 4:52 AM
- Entangled in the Greek debt crisis, few European policymakers had little time or interest to pay attention to the recent summit talks between the leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, collectively known as the BRICS.
- The hotly discussed New Development Bank was reported to have just held its first board meeting and will soon be lending internationally. The BRICS Bank will start off with a capital of $50B which will be hiked to $100B in two years.
- Meanwhile, the combined economic output of the BRICS last year almost matched America's GDP. Back in 2007, the U.S. economy was double that of the five nations.
- ETFs: EWZ, RSX, EPI, INDY, RUSL, PIN, EZA, INP, INDL, RSXJ, ERUS, RUSS, DSUM, CHIX, INXX, INDA, RBL, BRZU, BZQ, UBR, BRZS, DBBR, CHLC, FBZ, RUDR
May 4, 2015, 3:28 AM
- Russian President Vladimir Putin ratified an accord Saturday to set up a $100B reserve fund for the so-called BRICS nations, aimed at reshaping the Western-dominated international financial system centered around the IMF and World Bank.
- China is poised to provide the largest share of $41B to the pool, while Russia, Brazil and India will provide $18B each. South Africa is set to chip in the remaining $5B.
- Previously: BRICS launches bank to offset Western-dominated financial system (Jul. 16 2014)
- ETFs: EWZ, RSX, EPI, INDY, RUSL, PIN, EZA, INP, INDL, RSXJ, ERUS, RUSS, DSUM, CHIX, INXX, INDA, RBL, BRZU, BZQ, UBR, BRZS, DBBR, CHLC, FBZ, RUDR
Dec. 31, 2014, 11:34 AM
- Nearly all the ETFs involved are single-country funds, with 22 seeing reduced fees, and 19 increases. First up is the list of funds seeing cuts and the number of basis points:
- EWA 3 basis points, EWO 3 bps, EWC 3 bps, EWQ 3 bps, EWG 3 bps, EWH 3 bps, EWM 3 bps, EWS 3 bps, EWP 3 bps, EWD 3 bps, EWL 3 bps, ENZL 3 bps, EWU 3 bps, EWK 2 bps, EZU 2 bps, EWI 2 bps, EWJ 2 bps, SCJ 2 bps, EWW 2 bps, EWN 2 bps, EIRL 2 bps.
- Next are the funds with increases; all are by one basis point: EWZ, BKF, ECH, EEM, EIS, EZA, EWY, EWT, THD, TUR, ERUS, EPU, EWZS, MCHI, ECNS, INDA, EIDO, EPHE, EPOL.
- Previously: Vanguard lowers fees on 12 ETFs
Oct. 13, 2014, 3:15 PM
- Net redemptions last week of $3.5B was the biggest week of sales in six months, according to JPMorgan estimates. Redemptions in emerging market ETFs was $1.9B.
- All emerging markets saw outflows with the exception of South Africa, where the iShares MSCI South Africa ETF (EZA +2.8%) had $346M of inflows.
- ETFs: EEM, VWO, EDC, EDZ, SCHE, IEMG, EEV, ADRE, EUM, EET, GMM, EEME, DBEM, FEM, EMCR, EWEM, EMLB, HEEM, EMSA, EMFT, EMDR
Aug. 5, 2014, 7:11 AM
- President Obama is expected to announce a $14B commitment by U.S. companies to invest in construction, clean energy, banking, and information technology projects across Africa.
- "These investments will deepen U.S. economic engagement in Africa, fueling growth that will support broader African prosperity and emerging markets for US businesses, which will support jobs in both the United States and Africa," says a White House official.
- The announcement will occur at the U.S.-Africa Business Forum today, part of a three-day Africa summit in Washington.
- ETFs: AFK, EZA
Jul. 17, 2014, 3:27 AM
- The IMF praised the formation of the New Development Bank and reserves fund launched by BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) yesterday, and announced that it would like to work together with the monumental project.
- So far the new fund has pooled together $100B in reserves from the five countries with the intention of reshaping the Western-dominated international financial system.
- ETFs: EWZ, RSX, EPI, INDY, RUSL, PIN, EZA, INP, INDL, RSXJ, ERUS, RUSS, DSUM, CHIX, INXX, INDA, RBL, BRZU, BZQ, UBR, BRZS, DBBR, CHLC, FBZ, RUDR
Jul. 16, 2014, 3:58 AM
- The long-awaited New Development Bank has been launched after BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) leaders put their finishing touches on the $100B bank and currency reserve pool aimed at reshaping the Western-dominated international financial system centered around the IMF and World Bank.
- The launch marks the first big accomplishment by BRICS countries, which account for almost half the world's population.
- The bank is scheduled to start lending in 2016. Membership is open to other countries but the capital share of the BRICS cannot fall under 55%.
- ETFs: EWZ, RSX, EPI, INDY, RUSL, PIN, EZA, INP, INDL, RSXJ, ERUS, RUSS, DSUM, CHIX, INXX, INDA, RBL, BRZU, BZQ, UBR, BRZS, DBBR, CHLC, FBZ, RUDR
Feb. 3, 2014, 8:43 AM
- In order to draw the necessary capital to pull emerging markets out of their swoon, real interest rates have to go higher, says Citigroup. A near-doubling of the benchmark rate in Turkey last week only pulled one-year borrowing costs up to 3.6%, less than half the average in the thee years prior to 2008. The real yield in Mexico (EWW) is about zero. In South Africa, it's 1.4% vs. 2% over the past decade.
- "When you have low real rates and try to finance your current-account deficits, it usually won't work," says Citi LatAm strategist Dirk Willer. "If the U.S. is repricing for higher rates, it's very difficult for you to get away with lower rates. South Africa (EZA) and Turkey (TUR) are not safe yet."
- EEM -0.5% premarket
- Related ETFs: EEM, VWO, DEM, EDC, DGS, EDZ, CYB, EEMV, SCHE, EEB, CNY, EDIV, BZF, IEMG, DVYE, EEV, EWX, BIK, BKF, CEW, PIE, ICN, ADRE, HILO, INR, EUM, FNI, EET, FXCH, GMM, PXH, INCO, EEMS, BBRC, EELV, FEMS, DGRE, EEME, AYT, EMDD, BICK, DBEM, EMCR, PGD, FEM, EWEM, EMLB, JEM, EMBB, EVAL, TLTE, EEHB, EGRW, FNDE, EMDG, EMHD, EMSA, EMFT, EMDR, QEM, QDEM
Jan. 30, 2014, 1:17 PM
- "International monetary cooperation has broken down," says India central bank boss Raghuram Rajan, a day after the Fed boosted the size of its taper and made no mention of melting-down emerging markets. Rajan joined counterparts from Turkey and South Africa this week in boosting rates to try and stem the slide in their domestic currencies.
- "The challenge is brought on by their own domestic policies," says former Fed Governor Randy Krosner. "It's unfair to say it's all the Fed's fault."
- Back in his IMF days in 2011, Rajan authored a report calling for the formation of a committee composed of representatives from the major central banks who would report on the spillover consequences of their individual policies. Good luck with that one.
- Emerging markets are getting a respite today amid a big rally in the West (of the West is rallying because of a respite in emerging markets).
- Related ETFs: EEM, VWO, DEM, RSX, EDC, EPI, DGS, INDY, EDZ, CYB, SCIF, PIN, INP, EEMV, EZA, SCHE, EEB, CNY, EDIV, INDL, BZF, IEMG, DVYE, RUSL, EEV, BIK, EWX, BKF, CEW, PIE, ICN, ERUS, ADRE, HILO, INR, RUSS, INDA, SCIN, INXX, EUM, FNI, RSXJ, EET, FXCH, RBL, GMM, PXH, INCO, EEMS, BBRC, EELV, SMIN, FEMS, DGRE, EEME, EMDD, BICK, AYT, DBEM, EMCR, PGD, FEM, EWEM, EMBB, EMLB, JEM, EVAL, TLTE, EEHB, EGRW, FNDE, EMDG, EMHD, EMSA, EMDR, EMFT, QEM, RUDR, QDEM
Jan. 29, 2014, 10:54 AM
- Who could have thought raising interest rates 425 basis points would be bearish? A curious rally following Turkey's defense of the lira - it jacked rates to 12% from 7.75% - has completely reversed. One feels a 1992-like vibe where the Bank of England hiked like crazy to defend the pound, but then ultimately had to let it go (also creating a bottom in stocks).
- In Europe, the Stoxx 50 (FEZ) is off 1.3%, with Turkey (TUR) now down 2.3%.
- South Africa joins the party, unexpectedly hiking its benchmark interest rate by 50 basis points to 5.5%. EZA -2.8%.
- A check of Brazil (EWZ -1.3%) and India (EPI -1.1%) - where monetary policy has also been tightened this week - finds them lower as well.
- The money is flowing into U.S. Treasurys which continue a big 2014 rally. The 10-year yield is off five basis points to 2.71%. TLT +0.3%, TBT -0.5%.
- Europe ETFs: ETFs: FXE, VGK, EUO, FEZ, ERO, EU, DFE, IEV, EPV, EZU, HEDJ, DRR, GXF, FEU, GUR, FDD, EUFX, ESR, UPV, ULE, FEP, ADRU, URR, FEEU, EURZ, DBEU, EURL, FIEU
- Treasury ETFs: TBT, TLT, TMV, TBF, EDV, TTT, TMF, ZROZ, SBND, TLH, DLBS, VGLT, UBT, TLO, LBND, TENZ, TYBS, DLBL
Jan. 29, 2014, 8:48 AM
- The South African Reserve Bank has unexpectedly raised interest rates by 50 bps, with the key repurchase rate rising to 5.5% and the prime lending rate to 9%.
- The consensus was that the bank wouldn't increase rates, but the weakness of the rand has prompted it to act.
- The bank's move follows similar action of varying degrees from peers in other emerging markets, most notably Turkey yesterday, India and Brazil.
- "The bunch of rate hikes from other emerging-market economies has put pressure on (Governor Gill) Marcus to hike rates because there's a fear she's going to be left behind if she doesn't move and foreign money will then invest in other emerging market economies," says trader Sijadu Mzozoyana. (PR)
- However, the bank's move seems to be having no effect on the rand, with the USD-ZAR +2.5 to 11.2988 rand. The FTSE/JSE Top 40 is +0.4%.
Jan. 24, 2014, 8:16 AM
- The iShares Emerging Markets Index ETF (EEM) is off 1.3% in the premarket as investors rush out of emerging currencies. The Turkish lira plunged to a record low today, while Ukraine's hryvnia fell to a four-year low, and South Africa's Rand dove to its weakest since October 2008 following Argentina's decision to devalue the peso and a weak PMI report out of China yesterday.
- "We continue to see the risks surrounding China's macro trajectory as having a negative impact on EM," says Morgan Stanley's Rashique Rahman. "As capital costs rise and investment slows, commodity prices should come under pressure, boding poorly for economies linked to China's old growth model."
- In Russia, the ruble has declined to an all-time low vs. the euro.
- Of Turkey from Rareview Macro's Neil Azous: "Their net foreign-exchange reserves are dwindling pretty fast. They're definitely in the danger zone. If you're a money manager, the responsible action is to take some measures to reduce risk."
- Emerging market ETFs: EEM, VWO, DEM, EDC, DGS, EDZ, EEMV, EEB, SCHE, EDIV, IEMG, DVYE, EEV, BIK, EWX, BKF, PIE, CEW, ADRE, HILO, EUM, FNI, EET, GMM, PXH, BBRC, EEMS, EELV, FEMS, EEME, EMDD, BICK, EMCR, DBEM, FEM, EWEM, EVAL, JEM, EMLB, EMBB, TLTE, EEHB, EGRW, FNDE, EMSA, EMHD, EMFT, EMDR, QEM, QDEM
- Relevant country ETFs: TUR, EWS, EZA, ARGT, EWSS, FXSG
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If you are smart about when to go, Liberty is a great place to take the family to learn. The learn to ski slopes are open if the resort is open and are always excellent to learn on. Avoid the times when there is new snow in DC or Baltimore. Pick a warm day, or if you are lucky, a weekend before Christmas because they make a lot of snow. The instructor are great and will take as long as you need! My sister-in-law quit and was found hiding in the bathroom, but the ski school staff and her 2 boys were able to talk her into a giving it another try. Super instructor had her up and having fun before dinner. They did not make any money on that lesson, but I could tell the staff just wanted her and her boys to have a good time. I enjoyed the "expert" areas while my family got lessons. The terain park was mostly easy but that matched my low ability. New skiers can practiced all day but not in the way of people on the back of the mountain. Hints: Get a hotel if you are coming a long distance. Get on the mountain at 8am on weekends for better parking and because Liberty's guest services are up and running. Take your time in the rentals, getting food and drink, using the bathrooms and be in the first lesson or first lift to the back side. Get a 4 hour flex ticket if you are a snob or can not ski nice in a crowd. By 11am you are to late to begin a day at Liberty. Anyone who is a brand new skier should get the learn to ski package with the add on full day return later in the season, really the best deal on the east. My rating numbers are for a family of mixed level.
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Baron Tollemache
|Baron Tollemache
|Creation date
|11 January 1876
|Queen Victoria
|Peerage of the United Kingdom
|First holder
|John Tollemache
|Present holder
|Timothy John Edward Tollemache
|Remainder to
|heirs male of his body lawfully begotten
Baron Tollemache, of Helmingham Hall near Ipswich in the County of Suffolk, is a title in the Peerage of the United Kingdom.
The title was created in 1876 for John Tollemache,[1] who had earlier represented Cheshire South and Cheshire West in the House of Commons as a Conservative. He was the son of Admiral of the Fleet John Halliday (who in 1821 assumed by Royal licence the surname and arms of Tollemache in lieu of Halliday), eldest son of Lady Jane Halliday, youngest daughter of Lionel Tollemache, 4th Earl of Dysart.
The first Baron was succeeded by his eldest son, the second Baron. He also sat as Conservative Member of Parliament for Cheshire West. On the death of his grandson, the third Baron, this line of the family failed, and the title passed to the late Baron's second cousin, the fourth Baron. He was the son of Major-General Edward Tollemache, son of the Hon. Hamilton James Tollemache, fourth son of the first Baron. As of 2013[update] the title is held by the fourth Baron's son, the fifth Baron, who succeeded in 1975. He is Lord Lieutenant of Suffolk since 2003. As a descendant of the fourth Earl of Dysart, Lord Tollemache is also in remainder to this peerage and its subsidiary title the lordship of Huntingtower.
The family surname and the title of the barony is pronounced /ˈtɒlmæʃ/ TOL-mash.
Barons Tollemache (1876)[edit]
- John Tollemache, 1st Baron Tollemache (1805–1890)
- Wilbraham Frederic Tollemache, 2nd Baron Tollemache (1832–1904)
- Bentley Lyonel John Tollemache, 3rd Baron Tollemache (1883–1955)
- John Edward Hamilton Tollemache, 4th Baron Tollemache (1910–1975)
- Timothy John Edward Tollemache, 5th Baron Tollemache (b. 1939)
The heir apparent is the present holder's eldest son Hon. Edward John Hugh Tollemache (b. 1976).
The heir apparent's heir apparent is his son Ralph Timothy Jack Tollemache (b. 2010).[2]
Coat of arms[edit]
See also[edit]
- ^ The London Gazette: no. 24283. pp. 99–99. 11 January 1876. Retrieved 21 March 2014.
- ^ "Tollemache baby". Retrieved 17 May 2012. "Tollemache". The Telegraph. 16 September 2010.
- Kidd, Charles; Williamson, David, eds. (1990). Debrett's Peerage and Baronetage (1990 ed.). New York: St Martin's Press.[page needed]
- Leigh Rayment's Peerage Pages [self-published source][better source needed]


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A third-grade class from Shreve Island Elementary School in Shreveport is helping Terrebonne Parish fight erosion through its Christmas tree program.
The class, led by teacher Katie Chirhart, was learning about creative ways to stop coastal erosion in Louisiana when it learned about Terrebonne's Christmas tree program, said Terrebonne Parish spokesman Doug Bourg.
The Christmas tree program is an extension of a state program that used Christmas trees to help prevent wetland erosion. That program ran for almost 20 years until the state cut its budget in 2009, deeming it ineffective. But local leaders revived the popular program because it was a way to build land that engaged residents.
Each year, the parish collects used Christmas trees. The trees help slow waves in areas suffering erosion and help build new land. The trees collected from residents are placed into retention fences, called cribs, which have been constructed along the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway near the Mandalay National Wildlife Refuge in Terrebonne.
Placed inside the cribs, the trees allow water to move through but break the waves that erode wetlands. The trees also slow the water so it drops silt and sediment, helping to sustain wetlands.
Eventually, the trees decompose. The program keeps trees out of the landfill and uses them for something positive for the coast.
The students liked the idea of the program so much, they asked their teacher if there was some way they could help. After drafting letters and cards to drum up support for the volunteer effort, the students raised $58 in donations that they sent to Terrebonne officials.
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RICHMOND (September 4, 2013)—A billboard along a highway in Richmond in the Houston area that advertises nondenominational River Pointe Church and a three-part series on healthy relationships carries the message, "You are invited to Love Sex."
The sermons beginning this weekend will focus a biblical world view on love, sex, dating and marriage.
Executive Pastor Dean King says the billboard went up Monday on property owned by River Pointe Church, which has about 5,000 members at two church locations.
King said Wednesday that the sermons are meant to offer a healthy approach from God's perspective.
Some drivers have wondered about the sign.
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Giving Thanks
It would be trite or cliché to describe this newsletter edition as "Tis the Season," but the fact of the matter is that there is no greater season of thanking and giving than the period of late November through December.
It would be trite or cliché to describe this newsletter edition as "Tis the Season," but the fact of the matter is that there is no greater season of thanking and giving than the period of late November through December.
It has been a long time coming, but the plans are coming together for a new exhibition building on the northern part of the Mystic Seaport campus.
September is always a busy month in many respects, even though there is a temptation to think that post Labor Day things will settle down. Our visitor numbers have been fantastic for August and September, the best for the past few years. Much attention is still directed to the Charles W. Morgan and the 38th Voyage project, and recently I had the pleasure of accepting the National Maritime Alliance's Award of Distinction for the Museum's work with the ship's recent voyage.
As a former educator, I still can't seem to shake off my old profession that awakens with the onset of Labor Day. Even though it has been almost six years now since joining Mystic Seaport, I can't help but respond to the internal clock that signals the beginning of a new school year, even though for […]
One Powerful Thing As the homecoming of the Morgan looms later this week, we find our 38th Voyage emotions, almost three months after it began, changing from anticipation to reflection. What a marvelously successful undertaking the Voyage has been and what a great accomplishment for the staff, volunteers, friends, and donors of Mystic Seaport and the […]
As the CHARLES W. MORGAN made the turn from Martha's Vineyard Sound through Quick's Hole and set sail, it was clearly on the minds of all aboard the Morgan that the final segment of her historic homeward leg on Buzzards Bay was upon us.
We are grateful for the outpouring of emotion and appreciation for the Morgan's long restoration voyage and the preparation for her return to sea.
As we closed the 2014 fiscal year on April 30, I'd like to thank the entire Mystic Seaport community for making it such a successful year. The staff's work on the Charles W. Morgan and related projects has been inspiring, and in every corner of the Museum efforts have been ongoing to make the 38th Voyage, literally a traveling exhibit, memorable not only from an historic point of view, but also with respect to public history and current museum best practice.
A friend of the Museum recently surprised me with an interesting letter which included a poem by Stephen Vincent Benet called "Clipper Ships and Captains." I had not read this poem before, but I found that it spoke of two things so important to us at Mystic Seaport: captains and great ships.
On February 24 and 25, the American Alliance of Museums (AAM) hosted its 6th annual Museums Advocacy Days in Washington, D.C. Mystic Seaport has participated each year in this important event, and this year Susan Funk, executive vice president of Mystic Seaport, and I attended.


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�If it had hit, we would still be picking up the pieces,� physicist Daniel Baker of the University of Colorado tells NASA.
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But that doesn't mean people aren't legitimately working on or around predicting the future or future trends. Wired's Klint Findley has a report on University of Connecticut professor Peter Turchin and his work in cliodynamics, where scientists and mathematicians analyze history to ascertain trends. Such knowledge could be applied to affect how civilizations operate in the future. The field even has its own journal.
As Findley writes:
"In the simplest of terms, Turchin and his colleagues will build a mathematical model using one data set and then test that model against other historical data sets they're unfamiliar with. That way, they can see if the model holds. This isn't exactly the psychohistory described by Isaac Asimov. "For the most part, we don't predict the future. It's too far. We can't wait 200 years to see if something's right," Turchin says. "I'm not a prophet." But cliodynamics moves in that direction — and it's not science fiction. Though traditional historians are often wary of the practice, others very much see the value."
Then there's predictive analytics — the use of algorithms and large pools of data to try and predict an individual's or group's future actions. The technology is hardly new, but it is evolving and, as more data becomes available, becoming more powerful.
In short, while a time machine may still remain elusive, innovation and study is, indeed, underway when it comes to predicting the future.
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She said Mr Brown came up with the idea when he and wife Anne
hosted North American tourists from Vermont and they
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''Russell presented the idea of awarding families who had
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Lawrence Heritage and Opportunities Working Party.''
Mr Brown was presented with a certificate and a lapel badge
to mark the occasion.
Mrs Roughan said after much research and adaptation for New
Zealand conditions the first awards night was planned for
2005 and 55 families from throughout New Zealand were awarded
this honour of farming the same piece of land for 100 years
or more.
The eighth awards dinner will be held on May 25 next year.
Mrs Roughan said families thinking about applying for this
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The Henderson County Sheriff's Office is investigating an unattended death near Edneyville.
The Sheriff's Office received a call Monday for a health and welfare check on a residence located at 70 Lone Laurel Trail near Edneyville, Capt. Jerry Rice said today.
Rice said that while the body has been sent to Chapel Hill for an autopsy, an initial investigation has not uncovered anything suspicious about this death.
A positive identification has not been made on the body as of Tuesday afternoon and Rice said that no one else was in the residence when deputies discovered the body.
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Kathie Lang gets Chuck Wilson's BP
Charlie Schmaltz gives Bill Losey his medical check
Tyler Curiel
This year's finisher's print, featuring a water color by Deb Pero. Kirk Apt, Johnny DeWalt, and myself are the only ones with the full set of 13 finisher's prints.
The Pot Lick
Whit Rambach
Beth Simpson-Hall
Mike Dobies
Billy Simpson
Rollin Perry broke his ankle while marking the course and couldn't run this year
Dave Terry
James Varner
Kyle Skaggs
Andy Hewat
Liz Walker
Gary Knipling - who knew he was a ringer?
Chuck Wilson
Ken Gordon
My Crew - Vanessa and Margaret
My Daughters - Margaret and Heather
Kyle's Lotto, created by James Varner: Kyle's winning margin vs. his finish time. In the end, no one won the lotto, because Kyle's margin of victory (six and a half hours) was off the end of the chart, and all the money went to the Joel Zucker fund.
Margaret Heaphy
Carol Gerber
Craig Wilson
Jim Baker
Deciding how many starting slots we have up for grabs
And the winners are....
Gary Knipling swore they were coming, but his son Keith (sitting) nearly missed the check-in and almost lost his spot on the start line.
Steve and Deb Pero
Denny Hogan, the BLM guy who writes our permit
Bruce Grant and Martha
Race Director Dale Garland works the crowd
Need more be said?
Charlie Thorn
John Cappis
The mandatory trail briefing
"When you see a mountain, run up it..." - makes sense to Roch Horton
The radio volunteer briefing
My crew - all former Los Alamos High School runners
My crew, folking out around the campfire before the run
Check in on run morning - Paulette Schmaltz, Dale Garland, and Carolyn Erdman
Kris Kern
Kathie Lang
My crew
Whit Rambach gets in at the last moment due to a no-show
Lance Johnson and family
Dale tries to explain to Mike Thomas that he missed check-in and we gave away his starting slot. We let him start anyway.
Dale sends us off
The Shrine of the Mines
The Nute Chute
Crossing Mineral Creek
And that's the last anyone saw of Kyle Skaggs
Ricky Denesik and Jared Campbell - #3 and #4 at the finish
Betsies Kalmeyer and Nye
Me and Kirk Apt
My crew - Mom, Margaret, and Tanner. Tanner was also crewing for his uncle Lance Johnson, and later paced Roger Ackerman.
Andy Gisler - one of my former high school runners. He just graduated from Yale, and ran his first 50 miler.
Putnam Basin
Greg Hartman on Putnam Divide
Tom Remkes chugs up Putnam Divide, about 7 miles into the run.
Grant-Swamp Pass is on the right hand skyline
Paul Tidmore
The Kamm Traverse is above the red bands on the intermediate divide. Grant-Swamp Pass on the skyline.
The Kamm Traverse aid station, 11 miles into the run.
Crossing Ice Creek
The final pitch on Grant-Swamp Pass
Island Lake. This was a relatively high snow year, but we've seen worse - this lake was frozen over during the 1997 run. See http://www.run100s.com/HR/hr97ph2.html
Grant-Swamp Pass, 15 miles into the run.
Joel's plaque
It's a very fast descent from Grant-Swamp Pass, if you know how to run scree.
That's Oscar Pass on the righthand skyline
Tom Remkes climbing out of the Chapman Gulch aid station
Grant-Swamp Pass on the lefthand skyline
The Wilson Group
Keith Knipling, Grant-Swamp Pass in the background
The final stretch to the top of Oscar Pass, 21 miles into the run.
Grant-Swamp Pass looks a long way off!
The traverse to Wasatch Saddle
The Telluride aid station, 28 miles into the run.
Jared Campbell
Phill Kiddoo
Scott Jaime - #2 at the finish
Ricky Denesik
Kevin Shilling
Jason Halladay
Paul Sweeney
Mike Burke being welcomed into Telluride
Roch Horton
My Crew - Ryan McNiff and Simon Gilna, both were high school runners of mine, and are now fine collegiate runners
Me, entering Telluride
Kirk Apt
Looking back at the aid station and up Bear Creek
Keith Knipling approaches Mendota Saddle
The view toward Kroeger's Canteen atop Virginius Pass (right of center) from Mendota Saddle
The aid station workers thoughtfully cut switchbacks up the slope below the aid station - previously it had been a hard scramble.
Scott Eppelman in Kroeger's Canteen. This is pretty much the entire aid station, in a wild and difficult-to-reach place. This is 33 miles into the run.
Scott prepares to descend the first pitch
Sneffels Peak from the top of the second pitch
The Governor Basin aid station below
Steve McBee in the Governor Basin aid station
The Camp Bird Road
Ouray. The aid station is 44 miles into the run.
My wife, Rebecca Clark, shares a moment with Dale
Daughter Margaret waiting in Ouray
Betsy Nye - check out those knees
Diane Van Deren
Sometimes those college boys just need an good, old-fashioned ass-kicking
Kim Holak leaving Ouray
My crew waiting for me in Ouray
Preparing for the night in Ouray
Dad - always there at every hundred I've run in 14 years.
With daughter (and pacer) Heather. She's a fine runner - a multiple-time All-American at XC and the 10000 m in college.
Ryan and Simon - both have paced me multiple times in years past. Ryan paced me later this time, Simon paced another runner.
In the Engineer aid station
With my crew in the Grouse Gulch aid station, 58 miles into the run, just after midnight. Photo by Pete Pittman.
Pacer Allen Pittman atop 14,048' Handies Peak at about 3 am, 64 miles into the run. Allen is an exceptional high school runner, and an entertaining guy to boot. He's now running at the University of New Mexico.
Sherman aid station, 72 miles into the run, just before dawn. Photo by Pete Pittman.
Rolling into Sherman with pacer Allen Pittman and his family. Photo by Pete Pittman.
Leaving Sherman with pacer Ryan McNiff. This guy ran the altitude-corrected equivalent of a 4:02 mile last spring as a college freshman! Photo by Pete Pittman.
On the Continental Divide, 77 miles into the run.
Heading down Pole Creek
The Pole Creek aid station, just before 10 am, 81 miles into the run.
The Maggie Gulch aid station, about 11:30 am, 85 miles into the run. This is where my run started to come apart.
Leaving Maggie Gulch aid station. Photo by Pete Pittman.
Photo by Kyle Pittman
Pacer Kyle Pittman on the climb out of Maggie's. Like his brother Allen, Kyle is also an exceptionally fine high school runner - part of the Los Alamos team that placed second in the high school cross country national championship.
Looking down at the Buffalo Boy Mine
Canby Mountain
Looking across Stoney Pass at the Green Mountain Traverse
Stoney Pass
On Green Mountain Pass, 88 miles into the run. Photo by Kyle Pittman.
Looking south toward the Needle Range.
That's the next climb across the canyon, up to Little Giant-Dives
Waiting for runners....
Kyle and me striding into Cunningham Gulch, about 2:30 pm, 91 miles into the run. Photo by Pete Pittman.
I felt crummy, but was still on my feet.
My Crew - Kathy Hipwood and husband Rob, are our high school cross country head coaches (I'm an assistant coach).
With my crew in Cunningham Gulch. Photo by Pete Pittman.
Wading out of the Cunningham aid station with daughter Margaret. I was really bummed to have to soak my feet again right after getting them fixed up and dry.
Margaret was also a fine runner in high school, and is now competing at the collegiate level.
A good crew is worth their weight in gold. Here Rob Hipwood changes the flat on our car...
... and my Dad patches the blown radiator hose. I had no idea all this was going on until the next day.
The Cunningham aid station from above
This was a brutal climb - I felt really terrible...
... but on the other hand, how bad can it be to have a couple extra hours to hike along with my girl?
At the top of Little Giant-Dives
Looking back to where we were - Canby Mountain on the center skyline, Cunningham Gulch out of sight below. We could see Handies on the horizon to the left of this view. It was kind of unbelieveable to realize that I'd traversed all that terrain in the past day.
94 miles, and counting....
The end is in sight (sort of) - the bottom of the canyon is just upriver from Silverton.
This is a long road when you're feeling bad
Arrastra Gulch, 97 miles into the run.
Betsy Nye at the finish
Kim Holak
Daughter Heather
"It was nothing..."
Krissy Moehl with Cathrine and Roch Horton
Nearly there! And before dark, too (~7:30 pm).
My family makes it worth the finish! Photo by Pete Pittman.
Rebecca and Dale the next morning - both stayed up all night to record and greet finishers.
Awaiting the last finishers just before the 48 hour cutoff at 6 am. Will they make it in time??
Steve Peterson did with 6 minutes to spare...
Rich Haefele did with 5 minutes to spare...
The ever-amazing Johnny DeWalt did with 5 minutes to spare...
... and the last finisher, Allie Wood, got her first finish in several attempts with 2 minutes to spare!
Allie was very ably paced through the second night by John Cappis
My crew - Tom Stockton and daughter Megan
With daughter Margaret
Rich Haefele as Jedi Knight
Daughter Margaret
Loren Wohletz, one of my former high school runners and Hardrock pacers, now serving as a paramedic. He paced Roger Ackerman this year.
Bill Somers, the Grouse Gulch aid station captain. His daughter Brittany (another of my former high school runners) ran in the steeplechase at the trials.
My Crew - Margaret's friend Vanessa
Randy Isler makes an emphatic point
Aid station coordinator Lois MacKenzie
Johnny D
Kristina Irvin
Kris Kern and Jack
The grand finale of our song and dance "My Crew" - me, Tyler Curiel, Kirk Apt, and Roch Horton
Greg Hartman's tattoos
Bruce Grant
Krissy Moehl and Roch Horton
Betsy Kalmeyer
Winner Kyle Skaggs - he ran a time many of us thought would never be achieved - the first under 24 hours, more than 2:30 under Jurek's best time from 2007, and 6:27 ahead of 2nd place.
First woman and 6th overall - Diana Finkel


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