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This is very nice. The Sencha is very light and the orange flavoring is in balance with that – so I can taste the fresh sencha as well as the refreshing orange.
This one is awesome iced!
I made a big pitcher of this last night for the refrigerator, and I have just enough for one more hot cuppa.
The flavors come together well in this tisane. The coconut and pineapple are sweet and don't taste artificial. There is a low woodsy note from the honeybush, as well as a honey-esque finish.
YUM! I really look forward to this as an iced tea later today!
I'm starting my day with Thomas Sampson today – and finishing the last of the sampling that Jillian so graciously shared with me. Thank you again Jillian!
This experience with Thomas is much like my first. Malty and brisk. Bold. A lot of gusto which I need today – my first born is graduating today.
Anyway, on with the show Thomas! We've got a lot to do today.
I just got back from errands, and I could use some cooling off with iced tea, but I can feel a caffeine deprivation headache coming on so I decided to have a cup of hot tea first. I really like this Darjeeling a lot! It has a very nice complexity to it. In one sip, I can taste notes of fruit, nut, and honey. Yum.
Here is a link to the review I wrote of this tea:
Experimenting a bit with this Earl Grey today. I tried "awakening" the leaves with a quick 10 second boiling water rinse before infusing to see how that would affect the first infusion.
The first infusion is now a bit smoother than the previous first infusions of this tea, which is definitely a plus for me. Interestingly, the tea has a slightly smoky flavor to it this morning – something i didn't pick up on previously. It is not a strong smoky essence, but definitely there… almost like I brewed it in coffee (which I would not do, especially since the only coffee we have in the house is my husband's instant coffee). It's an unusual taste, but I don't dislike it…
The bergamot also tastes a bit lighter.
My supply of this is getting low – just as well, herbals don't have a very long shelf life.
Exhilarating and fresh. I contemplated adding some of this to my ultimate chocolate rooibos from 52Teas (still might do that) have a chocolate mint treat.
Trying this tea courtesy of TeaEqualsBliss – Thanks!
Not my favorite rooibos tea, but it isn't bad either. The raspberry flavor is very faint, as if it's competing with the flavor of the rooibos. I experience more of the tart tingle on my tongue from the berry than I do actual berry flavor.
I can also taste the cream – but it too is quite delicate.
What I like best about this particular blend is that the flavors have managed to mask that artificial sweetness taste that I often get from rooibos, so what I'm left with is a slightly woodsy, slightly berry, with a touch of vanilla cream tasting cup. I'm tempted to allow it to cool significantly to see how it might fair as an iced tea.
eh… the more I'm drinking this, the less I'm liking it (and that rarely happens). The tea seems to be losing flavor as I go, rather than it intensifying – which is really odd.
LOL, I think this might have been mine originally – I seem to recall giving away my bag of it to TeaEqualsBliss awhile ago in the "Take It Away" thread.
I wasn't terribly thrilled with it either, but since I'm not a fan of pretty much any red rooibos tea I'm possibly biased. :D
Enjoying the last I have of this tea. It will be missed, but, having it gone gives me something to look forward to next spring when Den's releases their 2011 batch. In the meantime, I've plenty of tea to keep me occupied!
This is my favorite cherry flavored Sencha because the Sencha takes the leading role. This doesn't taste like cherry flavoring with tea, it tastes like tea flavored with cherry. I love the buttery flavor of the Sencha and how well it marries with the cherry – which is a lighter, tarter cherry (more like a cherry you might use to make cherry pie, rather than a sweet cherry like bing or rainier).
Wow! This is a tea by which I am so very pleasantly surprised.
This tea is really tasty! The pear flavor is there – and stronger than I would have expected. Succulent, sweet pear! The pomegranate is there too – and softer than I expected. I thought it would completely overwhelm the pear. But it doesn't. Instead, it offers a pleasant tart finish to the cup. Nice!
I only purchased 1 ounce of this when I visited Townshend's last week, and the rest that I have is going out to some steepster friends… so I am going to definitely have to put this one on my list for my next visit! And I will definitely have to buy more than just 1 ounce of it!


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Thats an awesome screenshot, thanks for posting that. :)
To be honest, I don't like this.
There are quite a few things wrong with this, if we assume its a borg complex. The cubes are too small, based on the scale of the ship there. The supports are extraneous, and really unnecessary with a borg complex, and same for the giant 100m wide pipes. They make no sense, unless the construction of borg cubes and complexes has changed in the last 30 years of the game. And finally, every cube seems to have a different "decoration" on it, like some artist decided to differentiate them. They are borg. They are not individual or unique!
This is, frankly, a bad picture on those aspects alone. Add in the mysterious diffuse lighting, the lack of contrast, details, bump mapping, and its not so hot on an aesthetic front.
Which is not to say, I don't appreciate you doing this Rekhan, but it just wasn't the best to show off! I do appreciate this. :)
It's a picture of an akira flying through something weird, something very star trek.
Be happy.
Hey I normally am happy. If this supposed to be borg, I'm not happy. If its some weird new race, I'm perfectly jubilant!
Posted late much. On the East Coast when posted it's practically Saturday. Otherwise, it's cool. Thanks for the eye candy.
I like it. I'm thinking it's not Borg, just an alien outpost or array. Nice screenie :)
I like the ship's detail. It looks touched up.
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Jesse M. Fried, Insider Trading Via the Corporation, 162 U. Pa. L. Rev. 801 (2014).
Christian Johnson, Regulatory Arbitrage, Extraterritorial Jurisdiction, and Dodd-Frank: The Implications of US Global OTC Derivative Regulation, 14 Nev. L.J. 542 (2014).
Neel Rane, Comment, Twenty Years of Shareholder Proposals after Cracker Barrel: An Effective Tool for Implementing LGBT Employment Protections, 162 U. Pa. L. Rev. 929 (2014).
John Jr. Robinson, Note, Water Securities: Rights to Use, Used as Collateral, 2013 Utah L. Rev. 1725.
Asking the Audience for Help: Crowdfunding as a Means of Control, Benette Zively, Moderator; David Marlett, Steven Bradford, Jolie Goodnight, Panelists, 15 Tex. Rev. Ent. & Sports L. 87-121 (2013).
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Thursday, August 14, 2014
Pollard & Perry on Dodd Frank
Randle B. Pollard and Tod Perry have posted 'Grade Incomplete': Examining the Securities and Exchange Commission's Attempt to Implement Credit Rating and Certain Corporate Governance Reforms of Dodd-Frank on SSRN with the following abstract:
Following the financial crisis of 2007-2009, Congress passed the Dodd-Frank Act with stated goals, among others, of creating a sound economic foundation and protecting consumers. The Dodd-Frank Act creates several new agencies and restructures the financial regulatory system, yet controversies remain on the promulgation of new rules and the overall effectiveness in accomplishing the stated goals of the Act.
This Article briefly discusses the status of rulemaking by newly created agencies and the restructured financial regulatory system mandated by the Dodd-Frank Act three years after its passage. Next, we focus on certain aspects of the SEC and its charge from Dodd-Frank to implement new agencies and regulations. Specifically, we examine the SEC efforts to establish the Office of Credit Ratings and its regulations and the SEC's efforts related to additional executive compensation disclosure regulations required by Dodd-Frank.
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Kaal on Private Funds and Dodd Frank
Wulf A. Kaal has posted The Systemic Risk of Private Funds after the Dodd-Frank Act on SSRN with the following abstract:
The Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) was created under the Dodd-Frank Act with the primary mandate of guarding against systemic risk and correcting perceived regulatory weaknesses that may have contributed to the financial crisis of 2008-09. The SEC collects data pertaining to private fund advisers in order to facilitate the FSOC's assessment of non-bank financial institutions' potential systemic risks. Evidence that the SEC's data collection encounters accuracy and consistency problems might hamper the FSOC's ability to evaluate the systemic risk of private funds. The author shows that while the SEC's data plays a crucial role in all stages of FSOC's systemic risk assessment of private funds, the FSOC relies most heavily on some of the most problematic disclosure items collected by the SEC.
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Ashcraft, Gooriah & Kermani on Mortgage Backed Securities
Adam B. Ashcraft, Kunal Gooriah, and Amir Kermani have posted Does Skin‐in‐the‐Game Affect Security Performance? Evidence from the Conduit CMBS Market on SSRN with the following abstract:
Does reducing the skin‐in‐the‐game of informed agents matter for the performance of securitized assets? In the conduit commercial mortgage backed securities (CMBS) market, an informed investor purchases the bottom five percent of the capital structure, known as the B‐piece, conducting independent screening of loans from which all other investors benefit. However, during the recent credit boom, a secondary market for B‐pieces developed, permitting these investors to significantly reduce their skin‐in‐the‐game. In this paper, we document, that after controlling for all information available at issue, the percentage of the B‐piece that is sold by these investors has a significant adverse impact on the probability that more senior tranches ultimately default. The result is robust to the use of an instrumental variables strategy which relies on the greater ability of larger B‐piece buyers to sell these positions given the need for large pools of collateral. Moreover we show the risk associated with this agency problem was not priced.
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Fleckner on Regulating Trading Practices
Andreas M. Fleckner has posted Regulating Trading Practices on SSRN with the following abstract:
High-frequency trading, dark pools, front-running, phantom orders, short selling — the way securities are traded ranks high among today's regulatory challenges. Thanks to a steady stream of news reports, investor complaints and public investigations, calls for the government to intervene and impose order have become commonplace, both in financial and academic circles. The regulation of trading practices, one of the oldest roots of securities law and still a regulatory mystery to many people, is suddenly the talk of the town. From a historical and comparative perspective, however, many of the recent developments look less dramatic than some observers believe. This is the quintessence of the present chapter. It explains how today's regulatory regime evolved, identifies the key rationale for governments to intervene, and analyzes the rules, regulators and techniques of the world's leading jurisdictions. The chapter's central argument is that governments should focus on the price formation process and ensure that it is purely market-driven. Local regulators and self-regulatory organizations will take care of the rest.
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Coates on Securities Litigation and the Roberts Court
John C. Coates, IV has Securities Litigation in the Roberts Court: An Early Assessment posted on SSRN with the following abstract:
This article provides an early assessment – both quantitative and qualitative – of the Roberts Court's securities law decisions. Such cases represent an increased share of Supreme Court's docket, compared to prior Courts, but only because its overall docket has shrunk, while it has continued to take an average of one to two securities law cases per year. The Roberts Court has maintained the same overall split in "expansive" or "restrictive" outcomes as the post-Powell Rehnquist Court, with reduced polarization: more than half were unanimous and only three included five-vote majorities. An attitudinal model does no better than a coin flip in predicting outcomes. What are new is a heightened role for procedure and a resistance to bright-line rules, with procedural decisions more restrictive and rejections of bright-line rules more expansive. The turn to procedure matches the background and interests of the Chief Justice, a former appellate litigator leading a broader "procedural revolution" on the Court, beyond the limited reach of securities law. The analysis is applied to predict outcomes for cases to be argued in the October 2014 term, and is used to sketch the types of cases likely to attract the attention of the Court in the future.
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Blocher & Whaley on Passive Investing
Jesse Blocher and Robert E. Whaley have posted Passive Investing on SSRN with the following abstract:
Financial economists have long touted the benefits of passive investing, but see it as a lower cost subset of active investing. Instead, we show that passive fund managers have a fundamentally different business model than active fund managers, similar to a media/advertising model where the product (entertainment/news) is given away and the audience is monetized to generate revenue. Specifically, we show that Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) derive most of their profits from securities lending, while charging a minimal expense ratio. Findings for passive index mutual funds are similar, but attenuated. ETF managers respond to these incentives by slanting their holdings toward more profitable to lend stocks. Investors see a small benefit, as securities lending revenue is associated with somewhat lower deviation from the underlying index.
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Monday, August 11, 2014
New in Print
The following law review articles relating to securities regulation are now available in paper format:
Elizabeth R. Gorman, Note, When the Poor Have Nothing Left to Eat: The United States' Obligation to Regulate American Investment in the African Land Grab, 75 Ohio St. L.J. 199 (2014).
David Groshoff, Kickstarter My Heart: Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowdfunding Constraints and Bitcoin Bubbles, 5 Wm. & Mary Bus. L. Rev. 489 (2014).
Daniel E. Herz-Roiphe, Comment, Innocent Abroad? Morrison, Vilar, and the Extraterritorial Application of the Exchange Act, 123 Yale L.J. 1875 (2014).
The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act: A Panel at the 2012 National Lawyers Convention, Hon. William H. Pryor Jr., Moderator; Lanny A. Breuer, Mark F. Mendelsohn, Michael B. Mukasey and George T. Terwilliger III, Panelists, 51 Am. Crim. L. Rev. 433 (2014).
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This Week in Securities Litigation
The SEC Actions Blog has compiled This Week In Securities Litigation (Week ending August 8, 2014).
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Tuesday, August 5, 2014
Edwards on Securities Litigation and State Preemption
Benjamin P. Edwards has posted Securities Fraud, Federalism & the Rise of the Disaggregated Class: The Case for Pruning the State Law Exit Option on SSRN with the following abstract:
In the securities litigation world, changes to federal law have repeatedly caused unintended consequences in state courts. This article explores two consequences of securities litigation reform and calls for further reform. First, the federal scheme for securities class action litigation has effectively excluded many individual state law claims from federal court. This reality, in connection with a well-documented trend toward institutional investors "opting out" of class actions to pursue higher-value individual claims in state court, has led to the second new and unexplored dynamic: a new procedural vehicle to aggregate lower-value individual claims outside of a securities fraud class, a vehicle I call the "disaggregated class."
This article explores these dynamics and argues that the partial preclusion structure of the Securities Litigation Uniform Standards Act ("SLUSA") should be extended to preempt many state law claims. At present, SLUSA only makes state law claims nonactionable in the class action form. To breathe life into precluded class claims, plaintiffs have begun to go to great lengths to aggregate individual claims in ways that do not trigger SLUSA's application. As this trend continues, the distinction between class and individual actions begins to break apart and the rationales behind SLUSA's ban on state law class action litigation begin to apply to individual actions. Expanding SLUSA to limit plaintiffs' ability to exit federal class action litigation in favor of state law suits in state courts seems likely improve securities fraud deterrence by reducing over-deterrence costs, more appropriately aligning state and federal authority over the national securities markets, and by making private securities class counsel more responsive to exit threats from large investors.
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Sjostrom on Direct Private Placements
William K. Sjostrom Jr. has posted Direct Private Placements on SSRN with the following abstract:
A direct private placement, or DPP, is a private securities offering to investors by a company without the aid of a placement agent. In other words, it is an offering marketed and sold directly to investors by company personnel. The paper examines two impediments to a DPP: (1) a company's lack of relationships with accredited investors, and (2) company personnel lack of federal broker and state agent registrations.
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Tingle, Pandes & Robinson on the Canadian IPO Market
Bryce C. Tingle, J. Ari Pandes, and Michael J. Robinson have posted The IPO Market in Canada: What a Comparison with the United States Tells Us About a Global Problem on SSRN with the following abstract:
Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) in the world's most important financial markets have been falling for the past decade. This has not been a gentle decline, but a collapse that preceded the 2008 financial crisis and shows no sign of abating. Public companies have been an integral part of developed economies for the past century and their apparent decline has occasioned a great deal of concern in the United States, including recent law reform attempts to reverse the trend.
Surprisingly, there has been no analysis of the phenomenon in Canada, where the proliferation of Exchange-traded Funds (ETFs) and the rise and fall of income trust conversions have made trends in this country difficult to see without detailed analysis. Insofar as the Canadian IPO market has been referenced at all in U.S. discussions, it has been said to be in good health, with little change over the last decade, and used as a foil by those arguing something specific to American capital markets has gone wrong. This is not true, however. The Canadian IPO market has also undergone a severe contraction over the past decade, and the differing regulatory and legal regimes between the two culturally similar, economically-linked countries can tell us a lot about what is, and is not causing the decline of public markets in the United States and elsewhere.
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Gerken on Blockholder Ownership
William Christopher Gerken has posted Blockholder Ownership and Corporate Control: The Role of Liquidity on SSRN with the following abstract:
Employing an instrumental variable approach based on the regulatory change of tick sizes, I examine the link between the liquidity of a firm's equity and activism by large shareholders. I find that liquidity increases the likelihood of block formation. Blockholders of more liquid securities take smaller stakes that do not precommit them to monitor. I find evidence that the threat of exit from a block can discipline managers and that this threat is more effective when liquidity is higher. While liquidity increases exit from existing blocks, I find no evidence that share illiquidity forces blockholders to actively monitor.
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Bullard on the JOBS Act and the Accredited Investor Standard
Mercer Bullard has posted On Regulating Investors: The JOBS Act and the Accredited Investor Standard on SSRN with the following abstract:
This abstract sketches novel approaches that the Securities and Exchange Commission may consider when evaluating the accredited investor standard in 2014 and 2015. The current standard is internally inconsistent and contradicts modern portfolio theory, and alternative approaches in other contexts -- especially crowdfunding rules -- provide a model for fixing this longstanding problem.
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Bußmann on Contingent Convertible Securities
Richard Bußmann has posted Evaluating Contingent Convertible Securities on SSRN with the following abstact:
This dissertation provides an in-depth analysis of the design, application and limitations of contingent convertible securities. This paper builds on and advances the existing literature, by showing that a contingent convertible's value at its core is subject to the contingent convertible's underlying asset volatility. In addition it addresses how contingent convertibles reduce moral hazard and how some designs may be ill suited to fit a contingent convertible's (CoCo) purpose.
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Monday, August 4, 2014
Paech on Intermediated Securities
Philipp Paech has posted Intermediated Securities and Conflict of Laws on SSRN with the following abstract:
In developed financial markets securities are held through banks, brokers and other intermediaries. The question of which law governs the proprietary aspects in respect of securities in cross-jurisdictional holdings is subject of a fierce debate for about 10 years. There is agreement that the so called PRIMA approach is better than the older 'look-though approach'. However, PRIMA in itself is unclear as the concept is divided into a factual version of PRIMA and a consensual one. This dichotomy is perfectly reflected by the fact that the EU (using a fact based PRIMA in several instruments) is unlikely to implement the Hague Securities Convention which proposes a choice of law approach. This paper will look at the debate from a policy angle, analysing a number of issues which have probably fundamentally informed the earlier debate.
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Huszar, Tan & Zhang on Securities Lending
Zsuzsa R. Huszar, R.S.K. Tan, and Weina Zhang have posted Stock Lending from Lenders' Perspective: Are Lenders Price Takers? on SSRN with the following abstract:
This study provides new insights about the source of short sale constraints, by showing that lending fees predict future returns beyond shorting demand in recent years. Focusing on lenders' perspective, we reveal that lending fees are on average significantly higher for stocks with large active institutional ownership. For stocks with high active institutional ownership lending fees not only respond to shorting demand but are raised in anticipation of new future shorting demand. Specifically, fees are about 8% higher before earnings announcements and 15% higher before dividend declaration dates for stocks with 50% active institutional ownership than for stocks without active institutional ownership. Lastly, we find that the negative relationship between future returns and lending fees strengthens after the Lehman Brothers collapse as active institutions' likely become more proactive in capitalizing lending fee revenues in the newly transparent and automated stock lending market.
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Schwartz on Securitizing Personal Activity
Jeff Schwartz has posted The Corporatization of Personhood on SSRN with the following abstract:
This Article explores the burgeoning practice of investing in people as if they were corporations. Sometimes pitched as a way to pay-off student loans or fund a business idea, people now have the opportunity to sell shares of their future income to investors in exchange for cash today. Such transactions create a financial relationship closely analogous to that of a corporation and its shareholders. This Article considers how existing law applies to this new practice and whether today's rules are responsive to the unique challenges these arrangements present. I argue that, despite raising both constitutional and public-policy concerns, these transactions should be permitted. Rather than outlaw such dealings, the nature of the financial relationships at issue means that they should be subject to securities regulation. Securities law alone, though, is insufficient. It is solely focused on protecting investors, leaving the broader social concerns raised by investing in people unaddressed and the more vulnerable parties to these transactions — those selling shares of themselves — without protection. To respond to these issues, I set forth a complementary regulatory template that would, among other things, require certain disclosures and set certain boundaries on these novel financial relationships.
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I agree, Chad. They are better organized and louder. The louder part, I think, comes from a need to reinforce their beliefs when rational justificaton is not possible.
That is good news, Dorian. I wonder how much the internet might have to do with this move away from religion?
I disagree somewhat with Dorian Moises Mattar that, "religious institutions are loosing so much ground that they are throwing wild punches in desperation."
In fact, the resignation of Benedict and election of Francis was a brilliantly calculated move. Out with the old, in with the new, flexible and slightly more accommodating Pope who appeals to the young. Church membership has stopped its decline, in fact it's moving upwards. Catholics around the globe and saying to the agnostics and fence riders, "See, we're not so bad after all?"
Soon, however, this pope will have start backing up his words regarding homosexuals, atheists and women. "Who am I to judge a homosexual?", "Even atheists who do good works will be welcome in heaven", etc.
Media spins have the cardinals that support the pope in an uproar over his supposedly ad lib, contra-dogmatic comments. Don't believe it! It's all part and parcel of a new strategy and the Church leadership (including Pope Francis) have no intention of actually changing anything.
There is another compounding variable taking place here that explains the conflicts and confusion, often expressed by people who believe in myths, vote their beliefs, end up with lousy government and wonder why? The issue of free will is a symptom of a much deeper problem. If one believes individuals have free will and make decisions based on sound judgment, they simply are wrong. Fear based on disinformation and delusion gets us no where.
Atheists seem to have a clue about identifying problems based on evidence, creating ideas and processes to overcome challenges, explore and experiment with different things and then observe outcomes. That is how USA put a man on the moon and brought him home safely.
Gregg Palast, a muckraker of notorious repute, tells a story about how we got into this economic/political mess. It doesn't involve religion, however it does involve what happens when misinformed citizens make choices based on propaganda. Many people do not want to consider his story, valuing loyalty and faithfulness as a higher value than critical thinking.
Atheists need to speak their truth to power. By remaining silent, atheists become part of the problem. What have we got to lose by being informed and telling the story of cronyism, corruption, and crime? What do we gain if we speak out?
I have no idea if the voting public members have free will; perhaps fear and disinformation clouds their thinking. In any event, here is the article and the theme I followed since Obama's first inauguration day when he named all neocons to his financial team.
Joan, that was beautiful writing!
I don't think that you are missing much.
I'll have to look into the origins of Capitalism, but I wouldn't doubt it.
There has to be a better way than this rat race!
Now that's an irony! LMAO
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On Oct. 4, a man returned to his home in the 700 block of Ridge Valley Road to find the suspect and his car in the driveway.
Five days later, the homeowners noticed cash, jewelry,a camera and an Ipod were missing from the house.
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2The Anatolian language of the Lydians, of which some inscriptions and other texts have survived in a version of the Greek alphabet.
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Of or relating to the Lydians or their language.
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Bleachblack is a daily blog of fashion, music and inspiration. Kristin Reiter, or the "Bleach" in the partnership, was formerly the design director at RVCA who was recently hired away by Nike to be the trend and energy director for women's training.
Valerie Killeen is a senior apparel designer in the action sports industry.
The two have collaborated with Urban Outfitters on jewelry, released exclusive nail polish, been featured in Lucky, Teen Vogue, Foam, and have quite a following for their DIY's (Do It Yourself projects).
They are 100% original on their blog and are now known as "trend-setters" by many in the fashion world.
These ladies have taken their unique voice and inspiration and created a dynamic forum. They have created their own brand in less than three years – sparked from a new idea and a fresh approach.
Here, we talk to them about Bleachblack and the junior's business in action sports.
First some background: While the action sports industry has made some strides in how it approaches the women's business, the 2009 economy was challenging. As the competitive field enlarges with endemic and non-endemic brands, private label, and vertical fast fashion retailers, the product, the brand story, and specifically women's marketing of the brand story become highly important pieces of a successful business.
"We found ourselves zeroing in on the same things for inspiration and comparing notes: music, designers, products, shopping, jewelry, sales, etc.," Kristin and Valerie said. "Our styles compliment each other. The blog is an outlet for documenting what we love."
Product is more important than ever as brands compete with the growing competition from vertical retailers and private label. The customer has many choices and brands aren't always winning the dollar.
"Access via the web has created an educated, forward, well read customer. Junior's is a thrash name" says Kristin. "It's evolved into a contemporary world of fashion. Contemporary styling at affordable prices and easily accessible."
She feels brands should be attentive to the availability of their product - "Exclusive is it!" Limit the amount and distribution, which then makes the brand special. Kristin cites footwear companies as doing a good job with this approach.
The marketing story is important so the customer can identify with the brand.
"Stay True!" said Kristin. "There are so many choices out there so brands must stay true to their image."
"Digital media allows you to update and refine (your style) on your phone," said Kristin.
Young adults are telling their friends and following blogs. She suggests "a women's version of Hype Beast." Brands and shops should create their community by reaching young women through the web.
"Blogs break trends now, not magazines," she said.
"The Junior's and men's businesses need to be approached differently. Designers need to be well versed and well researched, but there is also a need for someone at the top to support new ideas and different approaches," Kristin said.
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romance1División en sílabas: ro·mance
Pronunciación: /rōˈmans , ˈrōˌmans/
1A feeling of excitement and mystery associated with love: in search of romance
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- For middle-aged women since the 1950s, Paris has been associated with romance - and sometimes with sex.
- That, combined with the lights of the city and French conversation, clarified why Paris was always associated with romance.
- Jemmey had spent years wandering from village to village in search of romance.
1.1Love, especially when sentimental or idealized: he asked her for a date and romance blossomed
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- It is meant to act as a check on the problematic impulses of romance and sentimentalism.
- He and Travis never talked about feelings or about intimate things like romance.
- Both men and women consider romance and passion far less important than support and caring.
love, passion, ardor, adoration, devotion;
1.2An exciting, enjoyable love affair, especially one that is not serious or long-lasting: a summer romance
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- Alora had had boyfriends before when she was a two or three years younger, but only childish romances, nothing serious.
- Jude could almost picture it - summers spent in with the family, and holiday romances remembered fondly years later.
- Following a whirlwind romance, the two get hitched and jet off to Europe for a disastrous honeymoon - returning back to America at the point of separation.
love affair, relationship, liaison, courtship, attachment;
flirtation, dalliance
1.3A book or movie dealing with love in a sentimental or idealized way: light historical romances
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- Too many movie romances depend on the love story as a function of the plot, rather than giving us two characters who have appealing qualities or who might actually see something in one another.
- It also posed one of the great unanswered questions of recent film romances - did they meet again?
- The promotional materials presented the film strictly as a romance with no hint of its political overtones.
love story, novel;
romantic fiction
informal tearjerker, bodice-ripper
1.4A genre of fiction dealing with love in an idealized way: wartime passion from the master of romance
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- Much the same with horror or science fiction or romance.
- You write in several different genres; you've written some science fiction and romance in addition to mystery.
- Thus, if we are to associate Hawthorne's explanation of sympathy with any genre, it should not be with either romance or sentimental fiction.
2A quality or feeling of mystery, excitement, and remoteness from everyday life: the beauty and romance of the night
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- Slowly the colours of the day faded and the dark purple of the night crept in, with its eerie sense of romance and evil to it.
- Admittedly, the cigarette helped create an aura of mystery and romance even in the very early years of film.
- Turner was unavoidably saturated in the history and romance of the sea.
appeal, allure, charm
2.1Wild exaggeration; picturesque falsehood: she slammed the claims as "pure romance, complete fiction."
3A medieval tale dealing with a hero of chivalry, of the kind common in the Romance languages: the Arthurian romances
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- Deeper roots can be traced in medieval romances of chivalry.
- He drew on the classics and on medieval romances.
- The ancient epic had its counterpart in athletic contests just as the medieval romance had its counterpart in jousts and tournaments between knights.
3.1The literary genre of romance.
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- But unlike the knight in romance, who is essentially curious about evil, the ultimate Christian hero aspires to know his true self.
4 Music A short informal piece.
Example sentences
- His own works, stimulated by the folk music of his native country, include fantasias, romances, and transcriptions, of which Zigeunerweisen, Jota aragonesa, and the four books of Spanish dances are still played.
- In between, there are virtuoso showpieces, hilarious buffo send-ups, and elegiac romances, all enhanced by imaginative instrumental accompaniments.
- The variations for piano and orchestra, on a romance from Morlacci's opera Tebaldo e Isolina, were destined for the court at Parma.
verbo[with object] Volver al principio
1Court; woo: the wealthy estate owner romanced her
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- It was the time she had first met Duncan, when he had romanced her, flattered her, and pretended that he loved her.
- But it started with Peterson showing up with champagne and strawberries and really that was the beginning of his romancing her.
- She hoped he wasn't going to start romancing her.
go out with, seduce
dated court, make love to
1.1 informal Seek the attention or patronage of (someone), especially by use of flattery: he is being romanced by the big boys in New York
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- 'We romanced the idea of having customers see what's in the store - people and products - when they're not in the store,' says Zenaide Russack, Canal Jean's manager.
- And one of the main reasons is that there are a lot of new voters and naturalized citizens that don't have a tradition of loyalty to either party, therefore, they are open to be convinced or, like I say, open to be romanced.
1.2 [no object] Engage in a love affair: we start romancing
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- The smitten couple, who have been romancing for six years, got engaged in March this year in Paris' Eiffel Tower.
- Spokespeople for Jennifer and Vince have insisted the pair are not romancing.
Middle English: from Romance, originally denoting a composition in the vernacular as opposed to works in Latin. Early use denoted vernacular verse on the theme of chivalry; the sense 'genre centered on romantic love' dates from the mid 17th century.
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Relating to the group of Indo-European languages descended from Latin, principally French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Catalan, Occitan, and Romanian: the Romance languages
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The Romance languages considered as a group.
Middle English (originally denoting the vernacular language of France as opposed to Latin): from Old French romanz, based on Latin Romanicus 'Roman'.
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"Finland. Early in 2011, the Finnish Parliament called for tighter family reunification rules in order to ensure that the country does not become a 'destination of choice' for asylum-seekers. In June 2011, the newly-elected government stated that family reunification rules should be aligned on those of other Nordic countries and launched an inquiry to that effect. The report was released in April 2012 and proposed a project to evaluate the need for sponsors to meet specific housing standards. The report also suggested that the existing requirement for sufficient income could be extended to family reunification cases of sponsors holding a residence permit on grounds of humanitarian protection (a specific national category of international protection that is used if the person is not eligible for refugee status or subsidiary protection). There is an on-going public consultation on these proposals until July, and a political decision on the way forward will be taken subsequently. "
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PANAMA CITY-- Family and friends of a man shot and killed in his own home last week finally laid the 33-year-old father to rest Saturday morning.
Family members of Stephen Justin Ayers gathered at Northside Baptist Church on Airport Road Saturday at 10 a.m.
The burial itself was a private service just for family members.
Ayers died Tuesday evening at his home on Michigan Avenue while celebrating the birth of his three-day-old son.
A stray bullet hit him in the back of the head.
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For the fourth year in a row, Annika is excited to play in the Callaway Pebble Beach Invitational. This event is one of the few that Annika has played repeatedly since she stepped away from competitive golf at the end of the 2008 season.. With the stunning Pebble Beach courses as the venue, her longtime partner, Callaway Golf as the sponsor, her husband Mike on her bag, and her parents there, this is one of the more special weeks of the year for Annika.
The 43rd annual tournament will be played November 18th to 23rd , but the fun begins for Annika and Mike on Monday, November 17th, when they fly to beautiful Lake Tahoe. There they will enjoy their new home until Wednesday afternoon, when they fly to Pebble Beach to join Annika's parents. Annika and Mike will stay at The Inn at Spanish Bay and look forward to enjoying a glass of wine with friends at the fire pits, overlooking the Links at Spanish Bay and the Pacific Ocean while the Bagpipers play. That setting is truly one of the best in golf. .
Wednesday evening, they will stop by the tournament's opening reception at the Beach and Tennis Club before joining Callaway guests at the Lodge at Pebble Beach for dinner. These are always amazing affairs with elegant ambiance, great company, and fantastic food and drinks.
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When Annika tees it up this week, she will rely on her carefully honed warm-up and pre-shot routines just as much as her swings. Her warm-up routine used to last exactly an hour and fifteen minutes, but has shortened to just under an hour these days. Annika starts by hitting a few putts to get a feel for the speed of the greens and then she will hit a few short pitches and some greenside bunker shots. Before going to the range, she will jump rope or do some jumping jacks to get the blood pumping. Then she'll loosen up by hitting some little wedges while focusing on her tempo. As she progresses to her mid-irons and beyond, she will be sure to connect the upper and lower body with her core. Crossing the legs during practice swings is a good drill for amateurs working on this process.
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The meeting, held in the Windham High School auditorium, had initially been scheduled for this past Saturday morning but was postponed due to the snowstorm.
Among the proposed warrant items is Article 2, which encompasses 18 zoning ordinance amendments proposed by the planning board.
Community development director Laura Scott said one of the most significant amendments being proposed involves the town's multi-family housing provisions. Scott said the goal is to make the town's language more consistent with the new state definition of multi-family housing, which now includes duplex dwellings.
Under the amended ordinance, duplexes, as well as apartment or condo buildings containing six or fewer units, would be permitted in the "Residence C" district. Right now that area is zoned for manufactured housing.
While the town currently permits boarding or rooming houses in the rural district, the amended ordinance would limit such dwellings to the neighborhood business district.
A $100,958 article for the ongoing restoration of the historic Searles Building fits in to the town's 10-year plan, Selectman Ross McLeod said. The item, which would be funded through money currently set aside for this purpose in a trust fund, would have no initial tax impact though McLeod said its possible there might be an impact in the future if funding runs out. In two separate articles, voters are asked to withdraw $20,000 from the previously established Searles special revenue fund for marketing- and maintenance-related costs and $12,064 from the same revenue fund to pay the principal and interest on an existing loan taken to fund previous renovations in 2003. Those articles would have zero tax impact.
All three items were moved to the March ballot without amendment.
A $202,867 article for the fire department to purchase new self-contained breathing apparatus gear also falls under the town's capital improvement plan. Fire Chief Tom McPherson said the gear is "essential for the safety of our firefighters."
McPherson said current FDA guidelines require the town to update its equipment, and the town is awaiting word on whether it's been awarded a federal grant for municipal fire equipment.
Voting on all articles will take place on Tuesday, March 12, from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Windham High School.
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