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To: ChanceIs who wrote (195688)	4/9/2009 6:50:23 PM
From: Perspective	Respond to of 306849

I cut back on that exposure somewhat. Not enough, unfortunately, to match my hedges. Argh. I was pleased to see CPKI's surprise meet some selling. I think we're in the closing days of this particular leg of this rally. The ending diagonal looks like a decent explanation for things right now. `BC

To: ChanceIs who wrote (195688)	4/17/2009 8:13:45 PM
From: Peter V	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

speaking of country clubs ... Bill Murray nails a spectator I think this goes into the category of "be careful what you wish for." Bill Murray tee shot hits lady, sends her to hospital msn.foxsports.com LUTZ, Fla. (AP) - Actor Bill Murray hooked a tee shot so badly during a Pro-Am event on Friday that the ball sailed across a street next to the hole and hit a woman in her front yard. She was knocked to the ground and had to go to the hospital. Murray was on No. 9 at the TPC Tampa Bay during the first round of the Outback Pro-Am when he hit Gail DiMaggio as she was watching the tournament. He was playing with Hal Sutton, Jeff Sluman and Fred Paglia. They continued while Murray's caddy took him in a cart to the woman's yard, where paramedics were attending to her. Tournament officials said DiMaggio was lying on the ground, but conscious and moving. "I wasn't sure I was in bounds or not," Murray said. "And I saw this NBC golf cart coming at me and he said, 'I hate to be the one to tell you this but you hit a lady. She's down on the ground.' That is, you know, sobering." Murray said DiMaggio was taken to a local hospital. "She was overjoyed when she saw me because she said she had come out to see me and her husband had just said, 'I hope he hits it over here,'" said Murray, who did not finish his round. After signing his scorecard he joked with reporters that DiMaggio isn't the first spectator he's hit. The 58-year-old comedian is an avid golfer who often plays in celebrity tournaments. He did not play in the Outback in 2008, but has numerous times in the past.