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The Stratford at Beyer Park is a brand new retirement community specializing in residences for the physically frail elderly and memory-impaired individuals.
Stratford employees bring a wide range of knowledge and experience to the business of senior living. Whether your skills lie in hospitality, health care, marketing, sales, construction, or finance, The Stratford at Beyer Park invites you to bring your talents and your ambition, and become part of something special. We encourage you to explore the opportunities we offer and take part in our friendly, open and caring community where you'll feel like part of a family dedicated to serving seniors and providing them with a real home atmosphere and the care they deserve.
The Stratford at Beyer Park was built in 2003 with the belief that assisted living best serves the needs of aging older adults. Assisted living services are now one of the fastest growing healthcare industries in our country. The growth of the age 85 and over population is expected to more than triple in size between 1980 and 2030.
Our success depends on our ability to meet this overwhelming need for service in a responsible, cost-efficient manner; a manner that preserves resident choice as a basic right.
Please take time to browse our job opportunities by clicking on the link above. In addition, you'll find an employment application form as well which you can use to get a head start on applying to be an addition to our team!
Beyer Park Villas, LLC is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
The Stratford at Beyer Park values its Team Members and offers a comprehensive package of benefits to our full-time employees.
- Choice of HMO or PPO medical coverage
- Choice of two dental insurance plans
- Vision coverage
- Personal Time Off (PTO)
- Holiday Pay
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We are currently accepting resumes/applications for the following openings:
Responsible for providing personal assistance and routine daily care and services related to the residents in a caring and professional way. Assisted Living and Alzheimer's communities.
If you are a caring person, fun to be with, serious about your work, and believe you have what it takes to join our team–Apply now!


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May 18, 2018 at 04:49 PM
By AWells
So as you know by now my Fiance got me a Scotty putter. So I updated my bag and I registered my putter by entering the serial number on the shaft. But when I was poking around on the Scotty website I saw this authentication thing, and I looked at my putter and tried to put the number in BUT I cant quite read it? or I put it in wrong? or do I even do that yet? And lastly for the Titleist website for product registration, which number should I be typing in, the number on the authentication sticker or the one on the shaft? any input is greatly appreciated and I have attached a picture as well :)
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Who am I?
I am not Spider-man (for those of you who remember the Who am I? comment in the Spider-man movie.).
I saw this mem over on Heidi's blog and wanted everyone to get to know me better (especially the TOS Crew if they come and visit!). The activity is quite simply but time consuming. Today I have time since Alexandre went fishing with dad on his one-on-one activity with him. They won't come back until tomorrow which gives me time to organized my office and finish some work to be done for the business AND take care of my three chicken pox kids...
Rule: Answer each question below by going to Google Image Search and display the image of your answer with minimal words...
The age I will be on my next birthday
Place I want to travel to
My favorite Place
My favorite food
Thai food - introduced to me by friends who are missionary in Thailand.
My favorite pet
Cats - this was my cat, Socrates. Look he had extra toes on his front paws!
My favorite color combination
My favorite piece of clothing
Fuzzy socks!
My all-time favorite song
Okay... I couldn't decide. I really like Cornelius and Breakfast in Hell both by Newsboys.
My favorite TV show
I'm a Little House fan... watching for season these days - thanks to DVDs.
First name of my significant other
How convenient - this Robert played Tony Stark aka Ironman and my man collects comic books.
Province I live in
My screenname/nickname
I couldn't find a canadian flag with a ladybug - LOL
My first job
Ice Cream Parlour
My dream job
Being a mom - I wouldn't change it for anything else... even when sometimes I am drained by the demands.
One bad habit that I have
Okay - my office was not that bad but almost...
My worst fear
Depression - Feeling darkness overwhelming me.
Thing I'd like to do before I die
Bring my family to visit the world and visit my sponsored children - Compassion Canada (Maruja in Bolivia, Alberto and Indira in Dominican Republic and Orana in Thailand)
First thing I'll buy if I win a million dollar
House on a lake with a dock where we can put the boat and go fishing... Country living!
Present I would like for my next birthday
I miss my SLR camera... Wish to have a digital SLR with big zoom and flash.
That was interesting. Got me thinking for some questions... Anyhow, I would like everyone who visit my blog to take the time and go through this little meme. It's fun and I found it relaxing.
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Joel Matip looks set to be one of the first permanent signings of Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool reign, with the centre-back lined up for a free transfer to Merseyside at the end of the season.
But with Portuguese youngster Tiago Ilori emerging, is the man a priority?
According to German publication Revier Sport, Matip could announce himself as a Liverpool player as early as Friday, with reports suggesting he has signed a pre-contract agreement with the Reds.
This would see Klopp bolster his defensive line with a considerable talent who has potential to develop.
Matip is a strong, quick, front-footed defender who, at 24, boasts significant experience at the top end of the Bundesliga and in the Champions League, and is a regular with the Cameroon national team.
Able to play at centre-back, defensive midfield or on either defensive flank, Matip would be an ideal addition to the Liverpool squad.
As a right-footed defender, he could represent the perfect partner to Mamadou Sakho in the long term, while the cover he could provide at the base of the midfield would be invaluable.
However, assessing Matip's qualities show a defender very similar to Ilori, who joined the Reds from Sporting CP in 2013.
Ilori signed in a deal worth £7million ahead of the 2013/14 campaign, joining Sakho and Kolo Toure in strengthening Brendan Rodgers' back line.
But struggling for game time in his first season at Anfield, he was sent on loan to Granada in La Liga.
Subsequent loans with Bordeaux and Aston Villa were to follow in 2014/15 and the beginning of this season respectively, but lacking game time at Villa, he was recalled to Liverpool in January.
Ilori has since made three appearances for the Reds, all coming in the FA Cup, with his latest a highly promising display in Liverpool's 2-1 fourth-round replay defeat to West Ham United.
The London-born 22-year-old showed confidence in a rare start under Klopp, providing stability alongside an out-of-position Lucas Leiva, breaking up play with aggression and stepping out of defence to help build attacking moves.
Though he remains far from full fitness, it was a display that showed Ilori's quality, and if Klopp perseveres with him, he could establish himself as a key first-team option in the future.
Joining 18-year-old Joe Gomez as one of Liverpool's promising young defenders, the emergence of Ilori could provide Klopp with a solution to his side's defensive issues.
There is no questioning whether Matip would be a good signing for Liverpool.
But Klopp would be wise to assess the players at his disposal before making a final decision.


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A massive bowel movement caused by eating those 99 cent half pound burritos off of the "Bell Grande Vaule Menu" at Taco Bell aka taco hell. The explosive shit that sprays the toilet looks exactly like the inside of one of their burritos, and if you got consumed enough of them (ususally in a drunken haze), the shit will actually smell like beans. After a bell grande shit, it takes half a roll of toilet paper to wipe properly.
"I just blew out the bathroom with a horrible bell grande shit. After smelling it though, I kind of want to get more taco bell."
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Alyssa Mikels
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Spanish Language and Culture, Minor in Anthropology
College Dreams is really where my college career started. I may have only been eleven years old when I started the program, but it really made a difference in how the rest of my school years played out. College Dreams really made me think about my future and gave me a goal and a focus for all of middle and high school. Even though neither of my parents had even finished high school, it made me realize that I could go to college and succeed.
Through all of the hurdles and challenges life threw at me over the years, my College Dreams mentor, Monet Talty, was always there for me to offer support and guidance, to listen and offer advice, and most importantly, to be a true friend and role model. Without Monet and the amazing support and encouragement of College Dreams, I would most certainly not be where I am today. It is because of this program and Monet's persistence that I had my entire college tuition paid for all four years. She made sure that I applied for every single college scholarship I possibly could, proofreading essays and applications every step of the way. Thanks to Monet and College Dreams, I was able to graduate from college completely debt free! I feel truly blessed and thankful to be a part of such a life-changing program, it really does make a difference!


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Building a Design Firm's Professional Development Program Content and Design
Short-term, develop a system that will collect appropriate subject matter content that addresses staff knowledge needs to support the firm's projects. Long-term, consider a structured curriculum that supports the firm's strategic plan and business needs. There are various formats and delivery models from which to choose - be sure that the content is appropriate for the format. Develop clear course learning objectives early as they will guide you in selecting the appropriate subject matter expert (SME), the best course content, appropriate course design, and the most effective delivery method. Determination should be made at this juncture, is it best to use inside sources, use an external vendor, or consider a blend of the two? This is a critical point in the process to insure that content matches any special requirement such as license or certification standards, such as CEU, PDH, CPD, MCE's, HSW, LEED, ISO, ANSI, etc...
Continuing in part five of this eight part series I have assembled requirements from several prestigious organizational award programs that appear with consistency. The self-assessment presented in this piece are intended to assist those individuals who are responsible for shaping and managing the organizational structure of an Architectural/Engineering Design and Consulting Firms' professional education department. This assessment tool is not intended for the design or development of any individual course, certification, skill, or professional program.
KEY 4: Content and Design
This segment examines the firm's process, development and support for content selection, design and development. This section provides recommendations for how new, modified, and customized educational activities and services are selected and designed to meet the learning objectives.
Establishment of Learning Objectives
1. All educational activities are based on written Learning Objectives.
2. For each course/program ask, âWhat do you want the participant to be to do, or what should they know when they finish the course /program?
Program Design
3. A criterion has been established that addresses the learner's skill/knowledge level, such as awareness, practitioner, and mastery.
4. There is a process established for determining selection of program structure, content, materials and support resources, and course time based upon expected learning outcomes.
5. There is a process for developing instructor - led classroom and online courses verses self - paced learning.
6. There is a process for selecting and scheduling external education providers that complement the firm's education goals and standards.
7. A process is in place for determining special qualifying designations for activities, such as Health, Safety and Welfare (HSW), LEED, ISO, ANSI, etc.
8. Changing professional requirements are incorporated into educational programs such as Mandatory Continuing Education (MCE), PDH, CPD state license etc.
Using the Baldrige National Quality Award and IACET as models, a special task force created the AIA/CES Award for Excellence for The American Institute of Architects, Continuing Education System. This program was used as a cornerstone for building a national continuing education program that shaped education offered in the design industry. Today, other learning and development award programs such as the ASTD-Awards/Best-Awards and the Chief Learning Officer, CLOmedia Awards are also being used to elevate the practice of learning and development.


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A New Opera, Shakespeare, and Me
For sixty-five years I have been working, in one way or another, but steadily, with Shakespeare. The first stage production I saw of one of the plays was King Henry IV. Part One. Bewildered by much of what I saw, I was nevertheless convinced that something greatly important was going on. So, I took to acting as Leontes in Winter's Tale.
In a couple years, there came those two films by Laurence Olivier, his Henry V and Hamlet. It is utterly impossible to describe the impact those two "movies" had upon us. No one I knew had ever seen or even dreamed of such things. They were for us the music of which Caliban dreamed and waked to dream again. They taught us so much and moved us so deeply that we were forever changed.


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Understanding Demand
Where did the demand come from?
Demand has always been part of your electric bill. It just wasn't broken out so you could see it. In the past the metering required to measure demand on a house by house basis was not affordable. With the new metering technology that we now have, you can do as our commercial accounts have done for years and take advantage of reducing the demand during critical peak times and save on your electric bill.
How was the $5.10 for demand determined?
Your new bill shows you more of the components of your electric usage than we have done in the past. While you always paid for demand, you couldn't tell how much. The $5.10 was determined like we do all of the components of the bill. We performed a cost of service study that looks at each aspect of providing you electricity and then determined the appropriate charge for each.
How do we read the demand?
Demand is the highest total kWh's used during a 1 hour period between 3 and 6 p.m.
New time period for peak demand?
Over the past couple of months we have been communicating to you the change in the new peak demand period. The new peak demand period went into effect June 1, 2016. The new peak demand period will begin at 3 p.m. and end at 6 p.m. If you have been trying to conserve during the peak demand period, the new hours will give you the opportunity to begin using your appliances or lowering your thermostat any time after 6 p.m. instead of having to wait until after 8 p.m. I would like to take some time now to explain our rate and how it is calculated for those that are new to Butler REC and this will serve as a good reminder for those who have been with us for several years.
What is demand?
Electric demand refers to the maximum amount of electrical power that is being consumed at a given time, as opposed to energy which is the amount of power used over a period of time. For example, a typical hand iron requires, or demands, 1,000 watts of power. If that iron is used for two hours it consumes 2,000 watt-hour or 2 kilowatt-hours of energy (1,000 watts times 2 hours equals 2,000 watt-hours). Using multiple appliances at the same time increases your demand. A typical dishwasher has a demand of 1,200 watts. If you used the dishwasher at the same time as the hand iron, the total demand for these two appliances would be 1,000 watts plus 1,200 watts or 2,000 watts. If instead you choose to operate these at seperate times, the maximum demand for these two appliances would only be 1,200 watts.
What can I do to lower my bill?
Most members can lower their bill by reducing their peak period demand starting at 3 p.m. and ending at 6 p.m. Simply put, the peak demand period is typically when your air conditioner has to work the hardest.Operating appliances such as your dishwasher, oven, washer and dryer outside of these periods will help to lower your demand charge. If we can reduce this demand, we can reduce our annual cost of purchased power. This reduction in demand will help to keep future costs and rates down as well as delay the need to build new generating plants. Below is an example of how a July bill for 1,291 kWh would be calculated. The billing demand will be your highest demand during the peak demand period (highlighted in yellow). If you have and questions, please call 800-464-0060.
How is Billing Demand Determined?
For the calendar months of July and August, the billing demand will be the highest hourly demand during the peak demand period. For the calendar months of September through June, the billing demand will be the greater of:
- 70% of the highest billing demand from the prior July/August billing.
- The highest hourly demand during the peak demand period of the current calendar month.
Why doesn't the demand coincide with my billing cycle?
Demand is based on the calendar month because that is how our power supplier bills us and it is higher during the summer months. So to be fair to everyone we use the same demand timeframe regardless of your billing cycle.
How to read a Butler REC Billing Statement


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From Library of Congress Name Authority File
Waters, Alice
Instance Of
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Collection Membership(s)
Fuller Name
- Waters, Alice Louise
Additional Information
Birth Date
- 19440428
Associated Locale
Associated Locale
Associated Locale
- female
Associated Language
Exact Matching Concepts from Other Schemes
Closely Matching Concepts from Other Schemes
- found: Her The Chez Panisse menu cookbook, c1982:CIP t.p. (Alice Waters)
- found: Edible Schoolyard, c2008:t.p. (Alice Waters) p. 80 (b. Apr. 28, 1944, Chatham, N.J.)
- found: Thirty recipes suitable for framing, 1970:cover (Alice Louise Waters)
- found: Estrine, Darryl. Harvest to heat : cooking with America's best chefs, farmers, and artisans, c2010:t.p. (Darryl Estrine and Kelly Kochendorfer ; foreword by Alice Waters)
- found: Alice Waters via WWW, 25 June 2013(born 28 April 1944, Chatham Borough, New Jersey as Alice Louise Waters; American chef, restaurateur; owner Chez Panisse in Berkeley, California; named best Chef in America by the James Beard Foundation in 1992--the first woman to win the award; passionate about using organic ingredients and cooking and involving children in cooking and gardening; graduated from the University of California, Berkeley in French Cultural Studies in 1967; has resided in France; lives in California) - http://www.chezpanisse.com
Change Notes
- 1981-12-01: new
- 2013-09-20: revised
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Do you think you need to eat low fat foods to avoid heart disease? Think again.
What is important is WHERE the fat in your food comes FROM and WHAT ELSE you eat. Which is why it helps to think in terms of food groups, not calories. What's more important is where your calories come from, than how many you have in a day.
Consider dairy products as an example. If you are not intolerant to dairy products (and many people are without knowing it) and you can find good quality butter, milk, cheese, yoghurt, then eat them without second thought. Dairy products which come from animals that roam freely and eat green grass have more omega-3 fatty acids and hence have an anti-inflammatory effect when they're eaten.
At the same time, be very careful what else you eat.
Reduce refined carbohydrates, as they can fuel metabolic syndrome, diabetes, heart disease and other conditions. In other words, avoid sugar, white bread, sweets, cakes etc.
All in good moderation, as the Ancient Greeks said: ΠΑΝ ΜΕΤΡΟΝ ΑΡΙΣΤΟΝ
Dr Assem Malhotra, talks about these issues in the British Medical Journal.
Also, Greek-American dietitian Bill Lagakos explains in detail the relative importance of calories in his book "This poor, misunderstood calorie'.


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Reported: 8/22/2008 6:25:50 PM 18:25
Posted: 10/31/2008
Location: Cincinnati, OH
Shape: Rectangle
Duration:3 mins
|Black Flat Object with a Luminous Light hovering in the sky...
We were exiting a resturant in a plaza. We saw this retangular flat object that was levitating in the sky. It was not that high up. At first we thought it was a balloon or a bird. As we looked closer we all saw that the object was in deed a flat retangular shape with a luminous circle around it. It kept swaying back and forth in an upward motion. At first it was hovering over the same spot but then it continued to get higher. This went on for about two to three minutes and it disappeared. We actually could not believe what we were seeing. I typically do not believe in this type of stuff but there is NO other explanantion for this object. The fact that it was dark outside and we could see this black object floating in the air, leeds me to believe that this was something of a different nature. I do not know if this was indeed a UFO, but it was not normal whatever it was. Please, I am not crazy. There were 3 of us, completely sober, who all witness the same exact object and motions. I did try to take a picture of the object. Only if you hold the carmera a certain way can you see the "glow" of the object. It was a white circle around it. My flash on the camera would not work so I guess the black object did not come through. I just really want some type of explaination as to what this was? Have others reported this type of object before? I am freaked out right now.


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As a toy collector with treasured, vivid childhood memories of receiving a large amount of Transformers on special days, re-living that experience as an adult can be thrilling. Alternatively, not having had that opportunity as a child can sometimes lead to us fulfilling those feelings as adult collectors. Haul photos after toy shows, mail days after bumper purchases, there's always an element of having something to look forward to in the Transformers collecting culture. Occasionally some of us can overdo it, creating a situation where freshly arrived toys for the collection are not appreciated as much as they could have been had the purchases been more spread out.
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Expert review of the Konica Minolta Bizhub 131F printer 17 December 2012
Designed for small workgroups and offices, the Konica Minolta Bizhub 131F printer is a multifunction device that delivers good quality output. It has a 3G fax machine, printer, copier, and colour scanner. The Konica Minolta Bizhub 131F office multifunctional system delivers a maximum resolution of 600 x 600 dpi and offers 256 gradations. The unit does not come with standard networking and lacks a handy duplexer.
The Konica Minolta Bizhub 131F black and white copier measures 520 x 450 x 446 mm and weighs 20.8 kg. It can handle 550 sheets at a time, but with optional trays, this capacity can be increased to 1,050. There is an 80-sheet automatic document feeder and a flatbed scanner. The Konica Minolta Bizhub 131F laser printer has a monthly duty cycle of 5,000 pages and recommended 2,000 pages. For connectivity, a USB port is provided, and optional parallel and Ethernet are also available.
The user-friendly Konica Minolta Bizhub 131F mono laser printer features an organised control panel with an LCD display, numeric keypad, and function buttons. This handy unit also comes with an automatic document feeder. The reliable Konica Minolta 131F copier printer offers good quality output from faxes to scans and prints to copies. To save time and money on toner replacement, the Bizhub 131F uses a productive black toner with a print yield of approximately 16,000 pages.
With a print speed of 13 ppm, the Konica Minolta Bizhub 131F multifunction printer is lagging among competitors. Scanning and copying are a bit slow, too. This multifunction printer could be better if it came with built-in networking connectivity. The Bizhub 131F also lacks an automatic duplexer.


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Message: Church Excuses
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Message: The Preaching of the Cross
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Message: Measuring Questionable Things
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Message: Perfect Pitch
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Message: Examine Yourself.
Message: What to Tell a Rich Man.
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Message: What Calvary Revealed.
Message: What Calvary Revealed. (part 2)
Message: Spoiled Rotten (part one)
Message: Spoiled Rotten (part two)
Message: God Created.
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Message: The Second Amendment.
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Message: Why I Preach like I Do.
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Message: The Way UP is DOWN
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If you are a crafty blog reader, I'm sure you have visited U-Create once or twice. To help you get your Christmas shopping done quickly and easily while picking up a bargain, U-Create have put together a spectacular Holiday Boutique - comprising of 50 different online stores offering exclusive discounts.
Citrus pOp is a part of the boutique and has a special offer just for you!
CITRUS POP HOLIDAY SALE...Buy any TWO items, receive a FREE pair of Mini Earrings!
Perfect opportunity to grab a special pressie for your family and friends :)
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You're invited to take a (virtual) road trip with IU Press to Santa Claus, Indiana! On December 3, ten of our staff members will be volunteering at the Santa Claus Museum to help answer some of the tens of thousands of letters that arrive in the town every year. You can watch us play elves for the day through our live broadcast on Periscope. Check out our Twitter and Facebook pages that morning for the video link.
We'd also like you to join the fun of reading letters to Santa. Do you know a child who's written a really good letter to Santa? Enter it for a chance to win our new book Letters to Santa Claus! Compiled by "The Elves," this book contains more than 200 letters delivered to Santa Claus, Indiana, from the 1930s to the present.
Special thanks to the Spencer County Visitors Bureau for co-sponsoring this giveaway.


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HSBC, one of the few optimists on China's prospects, has identified a vicious circle that could hit the country's economy in the years to come.
Qu Hongbin, the bank's chief economist for China, cut his growth forecast for 2016 and 2017 to 6.7% from 7.2%.
That's still higher than a lot of banks' estimates, but the HSBC analyst report struck a gloomy tone.
It focuses on how slowing demand leads to falling inflation, which in turn hurts demand even more as people and companies hold off on purchases while prices are falling.
Here's HSBC (emphasis ours):
We expect that the slowdown in demand will be faster than the slowdown in the supply potential of the economy, resulting in a persistent negative output gap.
In simple terms, China will keep producing a lot of things but fewer people will buy them, meaning prices will keep dropping and deflation will accelerate.
And this is the result:
As we have argued repeatedly this year, deeper deflation could have a negative impact on expectations and growth which may become a self-fulfilling prophecy. It also led to an increase in leverage. In order to break the circle of self-fulfilling expectations, policy makers need to act more aggressively, in a co-ordinated manner.
This is the crux of the vicious circle that Chinese policymakers will do anything to avoid.
Deflation is bad for all economies, but in China, which has high levels of corporate debt, it can spell disaster because it makes fixed interest-rate payments more expensive.
And corporate debt in China has grown faster than in any other top-15 economy.
Here's the chart:
As UBS pointed out last week, the cost to companies in emerging markets to service their debt, or make payments on interest and principal, has increased dramatically.
Chinese businesses need inflation and demand to both take the sting out of debt repayments and boost profits.
But with oil keeping costs and prices low, and the US Federal Reserve preparing its first interest-rate rise since the 2008 financial crisis, immense pressure is now on China's government and central bank to do something big to stimulate the economy.


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Hawaii Rainbow Warriors football
|Hawaii Rainbow Warriors
|First season
|Athletic director
|David Matlin
|Head coach
Nick Rolovich
1st year, 6–7 (.462)
|Aloha Stadium
|Hawaiian Tel FCU Field
|Seating capacity
|Field surface
|Synthetic Turf
|Honolulu, Hawaii, U.S.
|Mountain West
|All-time record
|524–391–26 (.571)
|Bowl record
|5–5 (.500)
|Conference titles
|Heisman winners
|0 (1 finalist)
Green, White, Black, and Silver[1]
Vili the Warrior (2002-12)Vacant (2012-present)
|Under Armour
Fresno State Bulldogs
Boise State Broncos
BYU Cougars
Wyoming Cowboys
Air Force Falcons
UNLV Rebels
The Hawaii Rainbow Warriors football team represents the University of Hawaii at Manoa in NCAA Division I FBS college football.[2] On November 27, 2015, Nick Rolovich was hired as the new head football coach at the University of Hawaii replacing Norm Chow.[3][4][5] It was part of the Western Athletic Conference until July 2012, when the team joined the Mountain West Conference.
From 2000 until July 1, 2013, the football team was renamed to simply Warriors, until a 2013 decision to standardize all of the school's athletic team names took effect, and the team was once again known as the Rainbow Warriors.[6]
The Hawaiʻi Warriors were the third non-AQ team to play in a BCS bowl game; they lost to Georgia 41–10 in the Sugar Bowl on January 1, 2008 in New Orleans.
- 1909 - The College of Hawaii "Fighting Deans" played and won its game against McKinley High School by a score of 95–5 at Punahou School.
- 1920 - The College of Hawaii becomes the University of Hawaiʻi and the football team plays its first intercollegiate game against Nevada, losing 14–0 on Christmas Day.
- 1922 - Hawaiʻi defeats its first collegiate opponent, beating Pomona 25–6 on Christmas Day.
- 1923 - A rainbow appears over Moiliili Field after Hawaiʻi upsets Oregon State, 7–0. Local reporters begin calling UH athletic teams the "Rainbows."
- 1924–25 - The Rainbows, under the guidance of coach Otto Klum, complete back-to-back undefeated seasons. The Rainbows outscore their opponents 606–29 in 18 games. Among the schools defeated during this time are Colorado, Colorado State and Washington State. These Rainbow teams become known as the "Wonder Teams" due to their outstanding play.
- 1926 - The Rainbows play their first game at their newly constructed home field, Honolulu Stadium. The Rainbows fall to the Town Team by a score of 14–7 in front of 12,000 fans on Armistice Day.
- 1935 - Rainbow running back and future coach Thomas Kaulukukui becomes Hawaiʻi's first All-American player. Kaulukukui starred on Hawaiʻi's 1934 undefeated team and set a school record in 1935 with a 103-yard kick return touchdown during a 19–6 loss to UCLA in Los Angeles. Kaulukukui's number 32 is later retired by the University and remains the only number to be retired in Hawai'iʻin football history.
- 1942 - Following the Attack on Pearl Harbor and the United States' entry into World War II, Hawaiʻi cancels the 1942, 1943, 1944, and 1945 football seasons.
- 1946 - Hawaiʻi resumes football play after a four-year hiatus as a member of the NCAA. Hawaiʻi enters as a College Division Independent. The Rainbows continue to play local teams on occasion but the bulk of their schedules are made up of collegiate teams.
- 1955 - A year after suffering a 50–0 blowout loss to Nebraska in Honolulu, the Rainbows go up to Lincoln the following season and upset the Huskers 6–0. The win is considered one of the school's all-time biggest upsets.
- 1961 - The UH Board of Athletic Control votes to abolish the football program due to a lack of finances. The program would return to intercollegiate competition the following year behind the urgings of new athletics director Young Suk Ko.
- 1965 - Larry Price performed in his third Hula Bowl as a College All-Star after a stint in the U.S. Army where he performed twice for the Hawai'i All-Stars. Legendary coach Clark Shaughnessy takes over for one season but the Rainbows flounder through a 1-8-1 season.
- 1966 - Phil Sarboe, after 15 seasons as head coach at Humboldt State, guides the team to a 4–6 record playing its first all-collegiate schedule. He resigns for "personal reasons" after the season.
- 1967 - Don King, an assistant under Sarboe, becomes head coach and the much-improved Rainbows post a 6–4 record. Significantly, large crowds (18,000 to 20,000) flock to Honolulu Stadium to watch the Rainbows for the first time in many years, setting the stage for a major gridiron revival in future years.
- 1968 - Head coach Dave Holmes begins what would be the most successful coaching tenure at Hawaiʻi. From 1968–1974, UH won 67 percent of its games and never suffered a losing season. Holmes still ranks as the all-time leader at Hawaiʻi in winning percentage (.718). Drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in the 16th round, Larry Cole becomes the first UH Warrior to be drafted by an NFL team. Cole was a one-year transfer from the United States Air Force Academy and later graduated from the University of Houston.
- 1971 - Larry Cole becomes the first former Warrior to represent UH in world championship competition in Super Bowl V for the Dallas Cowboys.
- 1972 - Larry Cole becomes the first former Warrior to start for a world champion football team with the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl VI.
- 1973 - The Rainbows record what is widely considered to be the biggest upset in school history, defeating Washington 10–7 in front of 52,500 in Seattle. The Huskies were favored to beat Hawaiʻi by as many as 50 points.
- 1974 - Hawaiʻi becomes an NCAA Division I member. The team's new nickname becomes the "Bow's." They play their final year at Honolulu Stadium. Larry Price becomes Hawaiʻi's first Division I head football coach.
- 1975 - 50,000-seat Aloha Stadium becomes the new home of Hawaiʻi football. Hawaiʻi loses its first game in the new stadium, falling to Texas A&I by a score of 43–9 in front of a crowd of 32,247.
- 1976 - The NCAA reclassifies its divisions and drops Hawaiʻi to Division I-AA (now FCS). Athletic Director Ray Nagel appeals the decision and the next month the NCAA reinstitutes Hawaiʻi to Division I-A (now FBS) status.
- 1979 - Hawaiʻi becomes a member of the Western Athletic Conference.
- 1982 - Dan Audick becomes the first Warrior to have graduated from the university and to have started for a Super Bowl champion. Audick played for the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl XVI.
- 1986 - Defensive end Al Noga becomes the first Hawaiʻi player to be named a first-team All-American by the Associated Press. He also was tabbed as the school's first Heisman Trophy candidate. DeWayne Jett becomes the first Warrior to have graduated from the university and to have started for a Grey Cup champion. Jett played for the Canadian Football League Hamilton Tiger-Cats in their victory over the Edmonton Eskimos.
- 1989 - Hawaiʻi plays in the program's first major bowl game — the Jeep Eagle Aloha Bowl. Hawaiʻi falls to Michigan State, 33–13, before a sellout crowd at Aloha Stadium.
- 1990 - The Rainbow rout BYU, 59–28, on December 1. Earlier that day, BYU quarterback Ty Detmer won the Heisman Trophy.
- 1992 - Hawaiʻi wins a share of its first-ever WAC championship and posts its first bowl game victory, a 27–17 defeat of Illinois in the Thrifty Car Rental Holiday Bowl. Hawaiʻi would finish the season ranked 20th in the nation and post a team-record 11 victories.
- 1996 - Rich Ellerson extends coaching tree for former UH Warriors by being named as Head Football Coach for Southern Utah. In his single season, Ellerson accrued a 4–7 record.
- 1998 - Hawaiʻi suffers through the program's first-ever winless season, going 0–12 under head coach Fred von Appen. Von Appen coached the Rainbow Warriors. to a 5–31 record in his three years at Hawaiʻi. He would be fired after the season.
- 1999 - June Jones becomes the new head coach at Hawaiʻi and guides the Rainbow Warriors to the best single-season turnaround in NCAA history, winning nine games and a share of the WAC championship. Hawaiʻi would go on to defeat Oregon State in the Jeep Oʻahu Bowl, 23–17.
- 2001 - Hawaiʻi changes its nickname from "Rainbow Warriors" to simply "Warriors." Wide receiver Ashley Lelie becomes the highest draft pick in program history as the Denver Broncos select him with the 19th pick in the first round of the 2002 NFL Draft. Rich Ellerson extends coaching tree for former UH Warriors by being named as head coach for Cal Poly. During his eight-year tenure, Ellerson led Cal Poly to a 52–38 record.
- 2002 - Hawaiʻi is invited to play in the inaugural ConAgra Foods Hawaiʻi Bowl. The Warriors would fall to Tulane, 36–28.
- 2003 - Hawaiʻi returns to the Hawaiʻi Bowl and defeats Houston in a wild 54–48 triple-overtime game.
- 2004 - Hawaiʻi returns for a third-straight season to the Hawaii Bowl and triumphs over UAB, 59-40. Hawaiʻi quarterback Timmy Chang would also become the NCAA's all-time leader in passing yards with 17,072 over the course of his career, eclipsing the old mark (15,031) set by former BYU quarterback Ty Detmer.
- 2005 - Hawaiʻi finishes 5–7 and misses out on playing in a bowl game for the first time since 2001, despite a breakout year for quarterback Colt Brennan.
- 2006 - Quarterback Colt Brennan sets NCAA single-season records for touchdown passes (58) and passer efficiency rating (252.96), on his way to a sixth-place finish in the Heisman Trophy voting. The Warriors return to the Hawaiʻi Bowl and defeat Arizona State, 41–24. Hawaiʻi head coach June Jones passes Dick Tomey to become the winningest head coach in school history.
- 2007 - Brennan adds to his collection of NCAA records, breaking Detmer's career records for TD passes and total TDs passing, rushing and receiving. He and wide receiver Davone Bess also tied an NCAA record for most career TDs by a quarterback-receiver combination. The Warriors are unbeaten, with a breakthrough win against Boise State, giving the Warriors their first win ever over the Broncos as a WAC member and their first outright WAC title ever. A 35–28 win over Washington in the season finale on December 1 resulted in them finishing #12 in the BCS rankings and earning a berth in the Sugar Bowl. This is the first regular season Hawaiʻi has ever gone undefeated. Hawaiʻi was also the sole undefeated college football team for the season. Hawaiʻi then played Georgia on January 1, 2008 in New Orleans, losing 41–10. Ken Niumatalolo extends coaching tree for former UH Warriors by being named as Head Football Coach for Navy. Quarterback Colt Brennan was selected for the second year in a row as a Heisman Finalist, this time finishing in third place behind Tim Tebow and Darren McFadden.
- 2008 - Head coach June Jones resigns shortly after the 2007 season, ending his nine-year coaching run to become the new head coach at Southern Methodist University. On January 15, Greg McMackin, formerly the defensive coordinator under June Jones, accepted the position of head coach. Rich Ellerson extends coaching tree for former UH Warriors by being named as head coach for Army.
- 2009 - Jim Mills becomes the first UH Warrior to be inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame for his play as an offensive tackle in the Canadian Football League.
- 2010 - Hawaiʻi wins its 4th WAC Championship by becoming co-champions with Nevada and Boise State. University of Hawaiʻi received and accepted an invitation to join the Mountain West Conference for football only and Big West Conference for all other sports. The Warriors bolted from Western Athletic Conference to join the Mountain West Conference along with rivals; Boise State, Fresno State and Nevada. Boise State started playing in the MWC starting in 2011, while Hawaiʻi along with Fresno State and Nevada made their MWC debuts in 2012.
- 2011 - Coach Greg McMackin resigns as head coach citing "being forced out under pressure" from the past season's record.[7] Utah offensive coordinator Norm Chow was chosen to succeed McMackin.[8]
- 2012 After 13 years of Run-and-Shoot Offense scheme that was installed by former Head Coach June Jones, as a new head coach, Norm Chow changed and implemented the Pro Style Offense scheme. The Warriors go 3-9 on the season, with the only wins coming against UNLV and FCS opponents South Alabama and Lamar.
- 2013 Norm Chow and the Rainbow Warriors fall to 1-11, defeating only Army in the last game of the season.
- 2014 The season started with promise under new starter Ikaika Woolsey, but during a game versus Northern Iowa, the frustrated crowd of 20,000 was audibly booing the offense for continually running with limited passing plays. Chow described the 27-24 win as "joyless", but following a tough loss to former WAC foe Rice, the 'Bows put together the best performance of the season with a wild 38-28 win over Wyoming, capturing the Paniolo Trophy for the first time since 1992. But the team fell apart, culminating in a disheartening 28-21 loss to Fresno State following a wild 37-35 victory over UNLV. The loss salted already smashed hopes of a division title, ending the 'Bows season at 4-9.
- 2015 The season started out with a big win for the program over Colorado but the team slumped to 2-7 and Norm Chow was fired following a program-worst 51-point conference home loss to Air Force, 58-7, with the Falcons retaining the Kuter Trophy. Chris Naeole was named the interim head coach the Sunday following the game. Later, defensive coordinator Tom Mason was reassigned to an administrative role before the season finale. But the Rainbow Warriors fought on, winning their final game of the season and finishing with an overall record of 3-10. On November 27, Nevada offensive coordinator and former UH Warrior Nick Rolovich took over as head coach, succeeding Naeole. The 107,145 in attendance for the game against Ohio State at the Ohio Stadium on September 12 is the second largest crowd to ever attend a University of Hawaii football game.
- 2016 The 2016 college football season started with a new head coach on August 27 at the ANZ Stadium in Sydney, NSW, Australia, for a game between the Cal Golden Bears and the Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors, the first international football game for UH.[9] Like those before it, the season started with a 51-31 loss, further heightened by a 63-3 thrashing at the hands of national power Michigan. The 110,222 in attendance for the game against Michigan at Michigan Stadium on September 3 is the largest crowd to ever attend a University of Hawaii football game. This broke the previous record attendance, which was set in 2015. The team also saw the largest ticket attendance since 2014, 28,687 in a 41-38 loss to UNLV on Homecoming Night.
Fresno State
With the BYU rivalry losing steam after the Cougars left the WAC in 1993, the rivalry with Fresno State has increased greatly in recent years, with both teams being the oldest members of the WAC contending regularly for the conference championship. Coaches from both schools have accused each side of various episodes of poor sportsmanship over the years, and both schools have some of the nation's rowdiest home fans. The rivalry has featured some lopsided results, including a 70–14 Fresno victory over Hawaiʻi in 2004 and a 68–37 Warriors victory in 2006 over Fresno. In 2007, allegations that Fresno State fans were physically and verbally abused by hometown Hawaiʻi fans circulated the internet and television media added to this rivalry.
It was being reported that several Fresno State fans attempted to warn Boise State fans from attending Hawaiʻi football games due to potential violence against them, however no incidents were reported by Boise State fans and many photographs from Hawaiʻi-based publications covered incidents where Hawaiʻi and Boise State fans were seen mingling together before and after their 2007 game. The rivalry still continues to be one that is anticipated by both sides and will continue beyond 2012 as Fresno State has announced that it will be moving to the Mountain West Conference alongside Hawaiʻi and fellow WAC members, Nevada and Boise State.
Boise State
Boise State and Hawaiʻi have developed a rivalry since the Broncos joined the WAC in 2001. Until Hawaiʻi defeated Boise State 39–27 on November 23, 2007, to clinch that year's WAC championship outright, the Broncos had won all of the contests between the two schools since Boise State became a conference member. The Warriors' all-time record against the Broncos is 3–10. Most of them have been very closely contested. With Boise State's recent announcement that it will remain in the Mountain West instead of joining the Big East, the rivalry will continue beyond 2013. However, due to the new divisional split in the MW, the teams will only meet twice every four years.
BYU had been regarded by many Hawaii residents to be the Warriors' biggest rival and most high-profile game. One of the reasons for the interest in games against BYU is the large Mormon population in Hawaii, especially on the island of Oʻahu, and BYU's success in recruiting players from Hawaii (in addition, BYU has a sister school on Oʻahu). As well, both programs have many players of Polynesian descent. The rivalry with BYU has been largely one-sided, with the Cougars holding a 21–8–0 all-time advantage in the series and going 20–5 since 1972 when LaVell Edwards became BYU's head coach. BYU won 11 straight contests against the Warriors from 1978 through 1988 and six straight from 1993 through 1998. Hawaiʻi has never won in Provo, Utah, losing all eight contests by an average score of 34–18. The series has decreased in notability and importance due to BYU's departure to the Mountain West Conference in 1999. In 2001, Hawaiʻi ruined the then 8th-ranked Cougars' perfect 15–0 season and ended any chance of BYU earning a BCS bowl bid with a 72–45 victory at Aloha Stadium. On December 3, 2011, BYU defeated Hawaii in Honolulu 41-20, which ended Hawaii's bowl hopes and led to the resignation of coach Greg McMackin. The rivalry was reignited in 2012, with Norm Chow, a former assistant under LaVell Edwards, returned to Provo along with Hawaii, the first instance since 2002. The woes in Provo continued, with the Cougars shutting out Hawaii, 47-0. BYU and Hawaii are scheduled for a two-game, home-and-home series in 2017 and 2018.
The rivalry has also been considered by some people to be one-sided in terms of emotion. Emotion during the games, however, have not lacked; many fans have accused one another of poor sportsmanship. Although some in Hawaiʻi have considered BYU to be the Warriors' main rival, BYU fans generally do not think of Hawaiʻi as a major rival, and consider Utah to be their main rival.
Wyoming and Hawaii play for the Paniolo Trophy. The rivalry was renewed in 2013 after 15 years when Hawaii joined the Mountain West Conference in 2012. Because the two teams could not find the original trophy, a new trophy was modeled after a statue that currently stands in Waimea on the Big Island at the Parker Ranch Center. Wyoming won that game in Laramie 59-56 in overtime. Before that, the last time the two schools met was in 1997 in the old Western Athletic Conference with Wyoming winning 35-6 in Honolulu. Hawaii currently holds the Paniolo Trophy as they won the most recent meeting, 38-28 in Honolulu. Wyoming leads the overall series 13-9.
Air Force
This is one of the oldest rivalries involving Hawaii, along with the Fresno State rivalry. This rivalry is attributed to the late General Laurence S. Kuter, who was stationed on Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam as commander of the Pacific Air Forces. This led to the creation of the Kuter Trophy, a symbol of sportsmanship and school pride, but also the eternal friendship between the Air Force and Hawaii. The Rainbow Warriors are currently in possession of the trophy following a 34-27 double overtime road win, the first in Colorado Springs since 1992 and first win versus Air Force since 2001.
Although this may not be considered a "major" rivalry, these two teams have a history of crazy events taking place, such as Marcus Kemp's game-winning touchdown in a 37-35 victory in 2014; a situation when most UNLV fans decried the final play, believing time had expired. Two other instances were when Nolan Kohorst ruined a Hawaii rally with a late field goal in a 39-37 victory, or Phillip Payne's touchdown giving UNLV a 34-33 victory. UNLV has won five of the last eight meetings, including four straight in Las Vegas, all decided by three points or less, except 2010-2012 and 2015. Local Hawaii high school players are also choosing UNLV more frequently because of the location (Las Vegas is nicknamed the Ninth Island by Hawaii residents) which leads to more local people supporting UNLV at football games. Also, many people from Hawaii also fill half of Sam Boyd Stadium when these two teams play in Las Vegas. This led to the creation of the Pair-O-Dice Trophy, a trophy featuring a shaka carved from koa wood with a pair of red dice inbetween, which symbolizes luck. UNLV currently holds the trophy following a 41-38 victory in 2016, the first victory by the Rebels in Honolulu since 2000.
Future non-conference games
The NCAA permits Hawaiʻi to play one more than the normal 12 games during the regular season to recoup its unusually high travel costs to and from the mainland.[10] The team's opponents who play at Hawaiʻi each season are also allowed one more game than their normal limit.[11][12] This rule was modified before the 2016 season; Hawaii is now open to play before Labor Day Weekend (during FCS Kickoff Week).
The exemption was modified to avoid a 13-game schedule with no bye weeks.
Announced schedules as of November 28, 2015.[13]
|vs Western Carolina
|vs Navy
|vs Arizona
|at Arizona
|at Oregon State
|vs Western Kentucky
|at Oregon
|vs Wisconsin
|vs Arizona
|at UCLA
|vs Rice
|vs Oregon State
|vs Fordham
|at Wisconsin
|vs Oregon
|at UMass
|at Army
|at Washington
|at Oregon
|at Army
|vs Army
|vs Duquesne
|vs Army
|at BYU
|Nick Rolovich
|Head Coach
|Hawai'i (2002)
|Craig Stuzmann
|Passing Game Coordinator / Quarterbacks
|Hawai'i (2004)
|Brian Smith
|Running Game Coordinator / Running Backs
|Hawai'i (2001)
|Chris Naeole
|Offensive Line
|Colorado (1997)
|Kefense Hynson
|Wide Receivers
|Willamette (2003)
|Mayur Chaudhari
|Special Teams Coordinator / Tight Ends
|UC Davis (2002)
|Kevin Lempa
|Defensive Coordinator
|Southern Connecticut State (1974)
|Abe Elimimian
|Hawai'i (2004)
|Lawrence Suiaunoa
|Defensive Line
|Nevada (2002)
|Sean Duggan
|Boston College (2014)
|Bubba Reynolds
|Strength & Conditioning Coordinator
|Humboldt State (2011)
|Austin Jones
|No Team
|John Peden
|William Britton
|Dave Crawford
|Raymond Elliot
|Otto Klum
|Eugene Gill
|No Team
|Tom Kaulukukui
|Archie Kodros
|Hank Vasconcellos
|No Team
|Jim Asato
|Clark Shaughnessy
|Phil Sarboe
|Don King
|Dave Holmes
|Larry Price
|Dick Tomey
|Dick Tomey
|Bob Wagner
|Fred von Appen
|June Jones
|Greg McMackin
|Norm Chow
|Chris Naeole
|Nick Rolovich
|- Interim Head Coach
Conference championships
|Head Coach
|Bob Wagner
|11–2 (6–2)
|June Jones
|9–4 (5–2)
|June Jones
|12–1 (8–0)
|Greg McMackin
|10–3 (7–1)
|Denotes co-champions
Bowl game history
Note: In December 1941, just prior to the attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaiʻi was scheduled to play in a three-team round robin tournament called the Shrine Bowl, which included Hawaiʻi, San Jose State, and Willamette University of Salem, Oregon. Only one game was actually played, with Hawaiʻi defeating Willamette 20-6.
|Bowl Game
|Head Coach
|New Year's Classic
|Santa Clara
|Otto Klum
|New Year's Classic
|Otto Klum
|Poi Bowl
|Southern California
|Otto Klum
|Poi Bowl
|Honolulu All-Stars
|Otto Klum
|Poi Bowl
|Otto Klum
|Pineapple Bowl
|Otto Klum
|Pineapple Bowl
|Oregon State
|Eugene Gill
|Pineapple Bowl
|Fresno State
|Eugene Gill
|Pineapple Bowl
|Tom Kaulukukui
|Pineapple Bowl
|Tom Kaulukukui
|Pineapple Bowl
|Oregon State
|Tom Kaulukukui
|Pineapple Bowl
|Tom Kaulukukui
|Pineapple Bowl
|Archie Kodros
|Pineapple Bowl
|San Diego State
|Hank Vasconcellos
|Bowl Game
|Head Coach
|Aloha Bowl
|Michigan State
|Bob Wagner
|Holiday Bowl
|Bob Wagner
|Oahu Bowl
|Oregon State
|June Jones
|Hawai'i Bowl
|June Jones
|Hawai'i Bowl
|June Jones
|Hawai'i Bowl
|June Jones
|Hawai'i Bowl
|Arizona State
|June Jones
|Sugar Bowl
|June Jones
|Hawai'i Bowl
|Notre Dame
|Greg McMackin
|Hawai'i Bowl
|Greg McMackin
|Hawai'i Bowl
|Middle Tennessee
|Nick Rolovich
|Non-NCAA Sanctioned Bowl Game Record
|6–9 (.400)
|NCAA Sanctioned Bowl Game Record
|5–5 (.500)
|BCS Bowl Game Record
|0–1 (.000)
Individual awards and recognitions
AP All-Americans
- Colt Brennan, 2006 & 2007 3rd team QB
- Davone Bess, 2007 3rd team WR
- Chad Owens, 2004 2nd team KR (AP)
- Jason Elam, 1991 3rd team K
- Larry Khan-Smith, 1988 2nd team RS
- Al Noga, 1986 1st team DL
- Walter Murray, 1985 3rd team WR
- Reggie Leipsic, 1978 3rd team CB
AP Little All-Americans
- Levi Stanley, 1973 2nd team DT
- Jim Stone, 1971 3rd team DE
- Tim Buchanan, 1968 1st team LB
- Nolle Smith, 1941 1st team HB
Scripps/FWAA Freshman All-Americans
- Davone Bess, 2005 WR
- Samson Satele, 2003 OL
- Chad Owens, 2001 KR
CoSIDA Academic All-Americans
- Chris Shinnick, 1997
Mosi Tatupu Award
- Chad Owens, 2004
Sammy Baugh Trophy
- Colt Brennan, 2006
Super Bowl Performers
- Larry Cole, 5x Super Bowl performer: played in (V, X, XIII) and champion in (VI, XII)
- Golden Richards, 2x Super Bowl performer: played in (X) and champion in (XII)
- Dan Audick, 1x Super Bowl champion (XVI)
- Jeris White, 1x Super Bowl champion (XVII)
- Jesse Sapolu, 4x Super Bowl champion (XIX, XXIII, XXIV, XXIX)
- Dana McLemore, 1x Super Bowl champion (XIX)
- Mark Tuinei, 3x Super Bowl champion (XXVII, XXVIII, XXX)
- Jason Elam, 2x Super Bowl champion (XXXII, XXXIII)
- Maa Tanuvasa, 2x Super Bowl champion (XXXII, XXXIII)
- Adrian Klemm, 3x Super Bowl champion (XXXVI, XXXVIII, XXXIX)
- Kimo Von Oelhoffen, 1x Super Bowl champion (XL)
- Travis LaBoy, 1x Super Bowl performer: played in (XLIII)
- Isaac Sopoaga, 1x Super Bowl performer: played in (XLVII)
School records
Team records
- Consecutive victories: (Modern Era) 13, 2006–2007, (All-time) 20, 1923-1926
- Consecutive home victories: 11, 1988–1989
- Consecutive winning seasons: 9, 1967–1975
- Largest NCAA Division I margin of victory: 59 vs. UTEP Miners, Oct. 13, 2001
- Most points in a season: 554, 2007
- Victories in a season: 12, 2007
Career records
- Career passing yards: 17,072 (NCAA record, later broken by Case Keenum of Houston), Timmy Chang, 2000–2004
- Career passing touchdowns: 131 (NCAA record, now held by Keenum), Colt Brennan, 2005–2007
- Career rushing yards: 3,451, Gary Allen, 1978–1981
- Career rushing touchdowns: 39, Michael Carter, 1990–1993
- Career touchdowns responsible for: 147 (NCAA record, now held by Keenum), Colt Brennan, 2005–2007
- Career touchdowns, quarterback-receiver combination: 39 (ties NCAA record), Colt Brennan to Davone Bess, 2005–2007
- Career receptions: 293, Davone Bess, 2005–2007
- Career receiving yards: 4,345, Greg Salas, 2007-2010, previous is 3,919, Jason Rivers, 2003–2007
- Career receiving touchdowns: 41, Davone Bess, 2005–2007
- Career all-purpose yards: 5,461, Chad Owens, 2001–2004
- Career points leader: 395, Jason Elam, 1988–1992
- Career tackles leader: 414, Solomon Elimimian, 2005–2008
- Career sacks leader: 36, Mark Odom, 1987–1990
- Career interceptions leader: 14, Mana Silva, 2008-2010
Single-game records
- Most passing yards in a single game: 560, Bryant Moniz vs. San Jose State Spartans, 2010
- Most passing touchdowns in a single game: 8, Nick Rolovich vs. BYU Cougars, 2001
- Most rushing yards in a single game: 327, Alex Green vs. New Mexico State Aggies, 2010
- Most rushing touchdowns in a single game: 5, Heikoti Fakava vs. Yale Bulldogs, 1987
- Most receiving yards in a single game: 308, Jason Rivers vs. Arizona State Sun Devils, 2006
- Most receiving touchdowns in a single game: 4, Jason Rivers vs. Idaho, 2004, vs. Washington Huskies, 2007 and Ryan Grice-Mullen vs. New Mexico State Aggies, 2005 Chad Owens vs Northwestern Wildcats and Michigan State Spartans, 2004
- Most receptions in a single game: 18, Kealoha Pilares vs. Louisiana Tech Bulldogs, 2010
- Most total kick return yards in a single game: 342 (NCAA record), Chad Owens vs. BYU Cougars, 2001
- Longest field goal made: 56 yards, Jason Elam vs. BYU Cougars, 1992
- Most points scored in a single game: (Modern Era) 72, vs. BYU Cougars, 2001, (All-time) 101 (twice), vs. Field Artillery (HI) and Healani AC (HI), 1926
Single-season records
- Most passing yards in a season: 5,549, Colt Brennan, 2006
- Most passing touchdowns in a season: 58 (NCAA Record), Colt Brennan, 2006
- Most passing touchdowns in two seasons: 94, Colt Brennan, 2006
- Most consecutive pass attempts without an interception: 182, Colt Brennan, 2006
- Best efficiency rating in a season (min. 100 att.): 185.96, Colt Brennan, 2006
- Most rushing yards in a season: 1,498, Travis Sims, 1992
- Most rushing touchdowns in a season: 18, Jamal Farmer, 1989
- Most receiving yards in a season: 1,889, Greg Salas, 2010, previous is 1,713, Ashley Lelie, 2001
- Most receiving touchdowns in a season: 19, Ashley Lelie, 2001
- Most receptions in a season: 119, Greg Salas, 2010
- Most total tackles in a season: 169, Jeff Ulbrich, 1999
- Most sacks in a season: 17, Al Noga, 1986
- Most interceptions in a season: 9, Walter Briggs, 1989
Statistics compiled from the University of Hawaiʻi football Media Guide and NCAA.org.
Notable players and coaches
NFL Draft selections
Current NFL players
- Joey Iosefa - RB/FB, New England Patriots
- Greg Salas - WR, Buffalo Bills
- Max Wittek - QB, Jacksonville Jaguars
- Ben Clarke - OL, Free Agent
Other current professional players
- Solomon Elimimian - LB, BC Lions
- Bryant Moniz - QB, Saskatchewan Roughriders
- Chad Owens - SB/KR, Hamilton Tiger-Cats
- Kealoha Pilares - WR, Hamilton Tiger-Cats
- Charles Clay - LB/DB, Free Agent
- John Estes - OL, Free Agent
- Kody Afusia - OL, LA KISS
- Shane Austin - QB, Portland Steel
- Brenden Daley - LB, LA KISS
- Mike Washington - WR, Free Agent
- Francis Maka - LB, Free Agent
- David Griffin - OL, Iowa Barnstormers
- Tony Grimes - DB, Iowa Barnstormers
- Dave Lefotu - OL, Spokane Empire
- Dee Maggitt - DB, Tri-Cities Fever
- Daniel Masifilo - DB, Colorado Crush
- Kenton Chun - K, Iowa Barnstormers
Other Leagues
- Donnie King - WR, Asahi Soft Drinks Challengers, X-League
- Art Laurel - LB, Nojima Sagamihara Rise, X-League
Other notable former coaches and players
- Dan Audick - Former Super Bowl champion with the San Francisco 49ers.
- Colt Brennan - Former Hawai'i quarterback (2005–07). Taken with the 186th overall pick in the 6th round of the 2008 NFL draft by the Washington Redskins (2008-2009). Oakland Raiders (2010), Hartford Colonials - UFL (2011), Saskatchewan Roughriders - CFL (2012), LA KISS - AFL (2014). 2007 Heisman Trophy Award Finalist.
- Jerry Burns - Former head coach at Iowa (1961–1965) and for the Minnesota Vikings (1986–1991). Former Hawaiʻi assistant coach.
- Dom Capers - Former head coach of the Carolina Panthers (1995–98) and Houston Texans (2002–05). Former Hawaiʻi assistant coach.
- Tim Carey - Arena Football League player
- Timmy Chang - Former Hawaiʻi quarterback (2000–04). Former SMU graduate assistant (2012–13). Current Offensive Coordinator for the Jackson State Tigers (2014–present).
- Larry Cole - Five-time Super Bowl performer and champion with the Dallas Cowboys. Former Hawaiʻi student athlete.
- Jason Elam - Kicker taken with the 70th overall pick in the 3rd round of the 1993 NFL Draft by the Denver Broncos. Two-time Super Bowl champion (1997 & 1998) and 3x Pro Bowl selection (1995, 1998 & 2001). Denver Broncos (1993–2007, 2010), Atlanta Falcons (2008–2009). Previously tied with Tom Dempsey and Sebastian Janikowski for the longest field goal in NFL history (63 yards). Currently writing his 4th book in a 4-book action/adventure series.
- Rich Ellerson - Former head coach at Southern Utah (1996), Cal Poly (2001–08) and current head coach for the Army (2008–present).
- Inoke Funaki - Former Hawaiʻi quarterback/running back (2006–09). Former Hawaiʻi graduate assistant.
- Keith Gilbertson - Former head coach at Idaho (1986–1988), Cal-Berkeley (1992–1995) and current assistant coach for the Seattle Seahawks (2005–present) . Attended school.
- Paul Johnson - Former head coach at Georgia Southern (1997–2001), Navy (2002–07), and the current head coach at Georgia Tech (2008-current). Former Hawaiʻi assistant coach.
- June Jones - Former Hawaiʻi head coach and QB. Former head coach for the Atlanta Falcons (1994–1996), San Diego Chargers (1998), and SMU (2008–2014). Led Hawaiʻi to two WAC championships.
- Kurt Kafentzis - NFL defensive back for the Houston Oilers
- Mark Kafentzis - NFL defensive back for the Cleveland Browns and Baltimore/Indianapolis Colts
- Ashley Lelie - Wide Receiver taken with the 19th overall pick in the 1st round of the 2002 NFL Draft by the Denver Broncos (2002–2005). Atlanta Falcons (2006), San Francisco 49ers (2007), Oakland Raiders (2008), Kansas City Chiefs (2009). Current offensive quality control coach for the Nevada Wolf Pack.
- Ken Niumatalolo - Current Head Coach at Navy (2008-current).
- Al Noga - Defensive lineman, Minnesota Vikings (1988–1992), Washington Redskins (1993), Indianapolis Colts (1994).
- Joe Onosai - Former Hawaiʻi football player, and World's Strongest Man competitor. Current defensive line coach for the Pac-5 Wolfpack, a Hawaii High School team.
- Leonard Peters - Former Hawaiʻi safety (2004–07). Has represented the USA in Rugby Union, Rugby League, and Rugby Sevens.
- Larry Price - Former Hawaiʻi head coach and current radio personality for 92.3 KSSK in Honolulu.
- Golden Richards - Two-time Super Bowl performer and champion with the Dallas Cowboys. Attended UH: 1972-1973. Former Hawaiʻi student athlete.
- Nick Rolovich - Current Hawaiʻi Head Coach. Former Hawaiʻi quarterback (2000–01) and QB coach/Offensive Coordinator (2008–11). Played in the AFL (2003–2007). Former Offensive Coordinator/QB coach for the Nevada Wolf Pack (2012–15).
- Jesse Sapolu - Offensive lineman, San Francisco 49ers (1983–1997). Two-time Pro Bowler, four-time Super Bowl champion.
- Larry Sherrer - Former Hawaiʻi running back. Played in the CFL for Montreal Alouettes (1973–75) and BC Lions (1976).
- David Stant - Former Hawaiʻi lineman. Current head coach for the Keio Unicorns of the Kantoh Collegiate American Football Association.
- Roy Shivers - Former Hawaiʻi assistant coach and former general manager of the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
- Maa Tanuvasa - Defensive lineman, Los Angeles Rams (1994), Denver Broncos (1995–2000), San Diego Chargers (2001). Two-time Super Bowl champion.
- Mark Tuinei - Offensive lineman, Dallas Cowboys (1983–1997). Two-time Pro Bowler and three-time Super Bowl champion.
- Dick Tomey - Former Arizona (1987–2000), Hawaiʻi head coach and head coach at San Jose State (2005–2009). Current associate athletic director for sports administration at the University of South Florida (2015–present).
- Jeff Ulbrich - Linebacker taken with the 86th overall pick in the 3rd round of the 2000 NFL Draft by the San Francisco 49ers. Former Defensive Coordinator for the UCLA Bruins. Current Linebackers' coach for the Atlanta Falcons.
- Bob Wagner - Former Hawaiʻi head coach.
For a full list of Hawaiʻi players drafted into the NFL, see also: NFL.com.
- ↑ "University of Hawai'i Graphics Standards". University of Hawai'i. 2007-05-15. Retrieved 2015-06-13.
- ↑ http://www.staradvertiser.com/news/breaking/NORM_CHOW_SELECTED_AS_NEXT_UH_FOOTBALL_COACH.html?id=135942508
- ↑ Lewis, Ferd; Tsai, Stephan; Reardon, Dan (November 27, 2015). "Hawaii hires Rolovich as head football coach". StarAdvertiser. Honolulu. Retrieved November 27, 2015.
- ↑ Evans, Thayer (November 27, 2015). "Nevada Offensive Coordinator Nick Rolovich hired as Hawaii head coach". Sports Illustrated (SI). Retrieved November 27, 2015.
- ↑ "Nevada offensive coordinator Nick Rolovich named Hawaii head coach". AP. November 27, 2015. Retrieved November 27, 2015.
- ↑ Staff (May 14, 2013). "Nickname Of UH Men's Teams To Be Rainbow Warriors". University of Hawaiʻi. Retrieved 15 May 2013.
- ↑ http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/story/16194356/breaking-coach-mcmackin-to-resign
- ↑ http://www.staradvertiser.com/news/breaking/NORM_CHOW_SELECTED_AS_NEXT_UH_FOOTBALL_COACH.html
- ↑ Stanley, Arthur; Keith, Julian (November 29, 2015). "Sydney's ANZ Stadium to Host Opening Match of 2016 US College Football Season". ANZ Stadium. Retrieved November 28, 2015.
- ↑ "Bylaw 17.27.2 Alaska/Hawaii, Additional Football Contest." (PDF). 2011–12 NCAA Division I Manual. NCAA. p. 305. Retrieved September 22, 2011.
- ↑ "Bylaw 18.104.22.168 (j) Annual Exemptions: Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico. (FBS/FCS)" (PDF). 2011–12 NCAA Division I Manual. NCAA. p. 264. Retrieved September 22, 2011.
- ↑ Kevin K. "The Hawaii Exemption" FBSchedules.com, 25 May 2010.
- ↑ Hawaii Warriors future schedules, fbschedules.com
- ↑ "Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Football Schedules and Future Schedules". fbschedules.com. Retrieved 2012-05-22.
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LOS ANGELES — Cardinal Roger Mahony called on members of the nation's largest Roman Catholic archdiocese Monday to beat back a proposal to legalize assisted suicide for the terminally ill in California, and accused the Legislature's most powerful Democrat of being swept into a "culture of death."
"Assisted suicide is totally unnecessary – not only is it against God's law, God's plan, we simply don't need something like that," Mahony said during a lightly attended noon Mass at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels.
He urged parishioners to pressure Sacramento legislators "to vote down … this attack on life."
He leveled unusually sharp criticism at one of the bill's prominent sponsors, Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez, D-Los Angeles, who recently met with the cardinal to discuss the proposal. Nunez's support is viewed as crucial if the bill is to reach the governor's desk.
Mahony said he was saddened and confused by Nunez's decision to endorse a plan that would allow the terminally ill to obtain life-ending drugs from their physicians.
"We should be troubled that Fabian Nunez – who has worshipped here in this cathedral, is a Catholic – somehow has not understood and grasped the culture of life but has allowed himself to get swept into this other direction, the culture of death," Mahony said.
An Assembly committee last week approved the bill, the fourth attempt in recent years to get it to through the Legislature.
Modeled after an Oregon law, it would allow patients found by two physicians to have no more than six months to live to request a drug to end their lives when they choose. The drug would have to be administered by the patient, who would have to request the prescription in writing and orally. A physician could require the patient to have counseling before receiving the drug.
In a statement, spokesman Steve Maviglio said while the speaker respects the cardinal's opinion "this is another issue of individual choice where the overwhelming majority of Catholics have a different perspective than the official position of the church. Personal liberty and dignity are important values to Californians, regardless of their religious beliefs."
Even if the bill makes it out of the Legislature, it could face a veto by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, who has said the issue should be decided by voters rather than the Legislature and governor.
"The governor has not seen the legislation. However, his position has always been that this is a very significant issue that should be decided directly by the voters," Schwarzenegger spokesman Aaron McLear said.
One of the bill's co-authors, Assemblywoman Patty Berg, D-Eureka, said in a statement, "This is how the church has always reacted to the pro-choice debate. And, frankly, this is why so many people can't relate to their message."
Mahony's criticism follows a letter written last month by Archbishop George Niederauer of San Francisco, who asked Assemblywoman Fiona Ma, D-San Francisco, to withdraw her support from the bill. "Legalization of assisted suicide … victimizes our poorest, weakest and most vulnerable members of society," Niederauer wrote.


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Following research undertaken into how Sexual Assault Referral Centres (SARCs) engage victims / survivors and stakeholders, NHS England has published the 'What Works; patient and stakeholder engagement for Sexual Assault Referral Centres' report.
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Little Dudesons is a co-production between Anima Vitae & Rabbit Films.
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The Little Dudesons is a fictional animation version based on Rabbit Films' famous, worldwide hit TV phenomenon, "The Dudesons". The Dudesons action-comedy series about four real-life pranksters has already aired in over 150 countries for four full seasons. The Dudesons have also conquered the US with the MusicTV's "Dudesons In America" TV-series! The Dudesons have a huge fanbase in their social media channels with over 800 000 Facebook fans and 125 000 Youtube subscribers. Rabbit Film interacts with The Dudesons fans constantly.
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Ooh, Shiny & New! Using a Project to Meet Colleagues
Pepperdine University School of Law spent several months planning and designing a classroom upgrade, fondly called the educational technology update (or ETU).
As a new member of the Information Services team, I joined the project in its initial planning phase. Funding had been approved but information regarding the ETU requirements needed to be collected. I spent the first couple months of my new job interviewing the School of Law Faculty. This was fruitful in two ways. The obvious, we received valuable input on what technology was needed in each classroom and thus secured faculty buy-in on this great change.
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Kinvara Balfour is a director, producer, writer and speaker. Her work spans the worlds of fashion, tech, theatre and film. Balfour hosted Fashion in Conversation with Apple Inc., an exclusive series of interviews with creative icons at the Apple store in London and New York which is available to an audience of over 900 million on iTunes. As a public speaker, Balfour speaks at events around the world for global brands and corporations and has lectured at London's Victoria & Albert Museum. Her on-stage conversations have included Tom Ford, Anna Wintour, Manolo Blahnik, Scott Schumann and Steve Wozniak.
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text: March 12, 2019 Archer Tagged: TV US animated tv series (2009-current). FX/Floyd County Productions. Creator and main writer: Adam Reed. Executive producers: Adam Reed and Matt Thompson. Directors: Bryan Fordney and Adam Reed. Voice cast includes H Jon Benjamin, Judy Greer, Amber Nash, Chris Parnell, Adam Reed, Aisha Tyler, Jessica Walter and Lucky Yates. 101 episodes of approximately 22 minutes to date. Colour.Archer is an Alternate History of sorts, described by its art director as taking place "in a vague, endless Cold-War era" (see Cold War), allowing historically incompatible elements to co-exist – for example, the KGB and Wikipedia.Though the situation varies in later seasons, initially Sterling Malory Archer (Benjamin) is a spy for the International Secret Intelligence Service (ISIS), an agency ran by his mother, Malory Archer (Walter). He is 36, a womanizing alcoholic, but his behaviour is that of an adolescent – enthusiastic, petulant, with no sense of his own mortality and indifferent to that of others. His mother, also an alcoholic, has what might politely be called old-fashioned attitudes and only rarely shows any affection for her son. Colleagues are fellow spies Lana Kane (Tyler) – super-competent, black and the target of Archer's affections, sometimes requited – and Ray Gillette (Reed), sensible, gay and (due to Archer) acquirer of three bionic limbs; scientist Algernop (sic) Krieger (Yates) – a Clone, probably not of Hitler; Cheryl Tunt (Greer) – secretary, heiress and unhinged; Pam Poovey (Nash) – Human Resources Director, also an overweight bare knuckle fighter with Lord Byron's "The Destruction of Sennacherib" (in Hebrew Melodies, coll 1815) tattooed on her back; and Cyril Figgis (Parnell) – accountant, briefly a Latin American dictator and Lana's non-boyfriend. Episodes often spoof spy and Technothriller plots, so that sf elements are frequent – particularly in series one to six – though sometimes only as cutaways in otherwise non-genre episodes. Nevertheless, stories have included a Spaceship intended to Terraform and populate Mars, two regularly occurring Cyborgs, an ocean floor sea-lab (see Under the Sea), Aliens in Area 51, human Miniaturization and Clones; additionally, Krieger's experiments include the half-man half-pig "Pigley", Robot versions of his colleagues, and his virtual fiancée Mitsuko Miyazumi (Greer), a self-aware AI hologram. There are also moments of Satire, particularly of US foreign policy, and Parodies of such Cinema and Television productions as Fantastic Voyage (1966), Moonraker (1979), The Six Million Dollar Man (1973-1978) and The Terminator (1984). Seasons eight and nine have Archer in a coma, hallucinating different genres (noir and island adventure respectively): this is to be continued in the forthcoming tenth season, which will be sf and set on a Spaceship.The show is very funny (and occasionally violent): the Humour often comes from the constant bickering between members of the main cast, who behave as a dysfunctional family; only Lana and Ray approach being likable, though Pam has an indomitable charm. Archer begins as a wholly unsympathetic character (though it is clear his flaws are the result of his mother's frankly appalling treatment of him when young). Then in season two he develops cancer; he briefly becomes more empathetic and this improvement is not entirely lost after he is cured – in particular in relation to Lana and subsequently, their daughter – giving the character some useful emotional depth. [SP] Previous versions of this entry 17/02/2018 06/03/2019


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Size does matters when estimating or analyzing development projects.
This study updates an earlier special analysis report on this topic and gives insight in productivity figures for frequently used programming languages.
The results from this study can be used to benchmark productivity on a general level. The results of such a benchmark of a development team's performance can give insight in the overall performance and whether attention is needed.


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With our impending move to Indiana getting closer and closer, I've been researching different options for me once I get there! If I DO find a teaching job, GREAT! (I'm still searching...and it is daunting) If I don't find a teaching job for next year, I've started researching new art opportunities for me in the Lafayette area - things for me to be involved in whether I'm teaching or not! Here's a great video that was created by the Tippecanoe Arts Federation (TAF) advocating for the arts and education. (Tippecanoe is the name of the county we'll be living in - how funny is that?!:) This video gives me hope and gets me excited about what Indiana has to offer!
Thanks to our Realtor, Kristy Miley, for sending me the link to the TAF website! She's helping us on our way to our first real HOME! How crazy! Stay tuned for more information!!