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She lies on the table, right before me, with an alluring overture right down the front, enticing me, knowing all along that I won't be able to resist. Fortina. 65% of dark, sinful chocolate topped with pistachios from Bronte, strawberry slices, blackcurrant teases and honey roasted peanuts. I ventured and took one bite out of this fine selection and at once I became the costar in an unseen commercial that featured surprising content from faraway tropical places. "Keep your shirt on", I told myself and took hap full of fruits and nuts.
First it was the dominant aroma of Arriba cocoa bean. This one, grown exclusively, close to the equator, high in the Andes Mountains. I am told that due to the combination of unique climate and rich soil, the beans have a highly distinct aroma, a fact to which my tongue can unequivocally testify. Then comes the Bourbon vanilla with the nectar of red fruits in it. You know, I had been feeling sickly that particular weekend and at that moment, I swear it, I came to. And faced with the responsibility of writing this article, I took off.
I carefully wrapped the remaining chocolate in its sleeve and headed to the beach. Only there, the sun and heat worked against Fortina's best interest. Once hard an supple, it now hung in ragged, drippy layers against the cellophane window of the sleeve. So I went to work on it again, this time licking and chomping on it as if it were an ice cream. Dear lord of candy! This way it tasted even better!
And by the way, let me tell you just what pistachios from Bronte means. Bronte is a place in Sicily that is famous the world over for their exquisite pistachios. There, the pistachio orchards are harvested only once every two years, which makes the nuts longer and larger.
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The view from the sidelines during the market's four-week rally wasn't pretty, and it may be a while before investors will see those kinds of gains again.
Until first-quarter earnings paint a more detailed picture of corporate America's health, there seems to be little that could drive a rally the likes of the 21 percent gain the Dow saw during the previous four-week period.
"We've had an extremely strong rally off the lows. A pause is in order," says Richard Sparks, senior analyst at Schaeffer's Investment Research in Cincinnati. "Earnings season coming up is a logical place for investors and traders to take a breather where they can decide to commit any more funds."
Indeed, the mad rush higher has provided analysts an opportunity to examine the precarious state of the markets. Stocks reacted Monday with a selloff on low volume that indicated investors are taking in the market climate with some hesitation.
Here, then, are four key observations:
1. You Snooze, You Lose
Investors caught hoarding cash missed not only a huge rally on the Dow but also a 25 percent gain on the Nasdaq—the tech gauge's best four-week move ever—and a nice 23 percent pickup on the Standard & Poor's 500.
The volatility of such a bear market points to the importance of never being totally out of the stock market.
"I've never felt that one should be out of the market completely," says Diane de Vries Ashley, managing partner at Zenith Capital Partners in Coral Gables, Fla. "It's awfully hard to figure out how you're going to get another 22 percent rise just in general, nevermind in these kinds of markets. It feels a little bit like this was a gift from God."
While portfolio managers certainly have been reducing their clients' exposures to stocks, those who at least kept some stake of equities say these types of rallies are perfect examples of why investors need to stay diversified.
2. Get Ready for the Next Rally
The good news is that after one rally has faded, the next is out there on the horizon somewhere. With stocks losing more than half their value over the past year and a half, market pros say investors need to start preparing for a long-term move back up.
"If someone is looking to make gains, they should get in now," says Randy Carver, president of Carver Financial Services and an advocate of the three- to five-year investment window. "You could go lower before you go higher, but I wouldn't want to wait. As you saw last month, people on the sidelines missed 20-plus percent. That's tough to get back."
The general sentiment is against being overly aggressive with stocks. But at the same time, that old refrain about the market being the best money-maker over the long term is slowly returning.
"You need to have some caution, but you truly need to have toes in the water," Ashley says. "If you are an investor and a fundamental believer that where you're going to get the best bang for the buck is in the equity market, then you need to be taking a very close look on a regular basis. There are opportunities and there are good ones, but remember to take some money off periodically. Greed is not good."
3. Sell Some of Your Winners
Indeed, the most successful investors know when to pull back, but not all the way back.
That means now may be a good time to take some profits after getting hammered during the sustained and painful bear market that has accompanied the credit crisis.
"It doesn't make sense to let everything ride," Ashley says. "Some things are of such good quality you want to hold onto them, but not everything is. A little judiciousness and you'll get there."
Economic stormclouds are what trouble most market pros.
Unemployment that is likely to top off above 10 percent, the continued struggle for housing to find a bottom and uncertainty over whether government programs will work all pose significant dangers that are likely to make stock trading choppy for months ahead.
"The government is trying a lot of things and they're throwing a lot of potential solutions out there," Sparks says. "How many of them are going to work and work as well as they want remains to be seen. I'm willing to take a look and give it a chance--with a does of healthy skepticism."
4. What Earnings May Tell You
The recent rally owed much of its impetus to a rash of government programs aimed at improving liquidity in the banking sector. The culmination appeared to come with the long-sought near-vanquishing of the mark-to-market accounting rules that banks said it made it nearly impossible for them to find buyers for their toxic assets.
But the government's bag of tricks may finally be empty, and now it will be left to see what triggers the next rally. If better-than-expected earnings combine with residual effects of government programs, that could provide a big boost to the market.
"Generally, real stimulus takes 12 to 18 months to kick in, and if we look at interest rates being cut in the summer of '08 and the TARP coming out in the fall of '08, that would imply the summer '09 to the fall of '09 to get a sustained kind of rally," Carver says. "Earnings are important...The sentiment is changing to one of capitulation, where it's bad but it's going to get better."
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The market mood regarding earnings is generally downbeat, but that pessimism could work in stocks' favor.
"The earnings are not going to be particularly pretty, but I don't think anyone is expecting them to be, in any sector," Ashley says. "There are companies that are actually making some money legitimately, and as the stimulus goes into effect there may be a great deal more, so it's time to get in."
Until then, the market is likely to move sideways.
"The recovery, when it does happen, will be more like a 'V' than a 'U' because there's so much money on the sidelines," Carver says. "When we saw last month is not a sustainable thing. We'll to up and down probably into late summer."For more stories from CNBC, go to cnbc.com.


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Watch Monday, September 9, 2013 at midnight on WMHT TV
The new British documentary Ping Pong opens with a classic sequence of sports drama. One aging player is laid low with an illness that seems likely to keep him from competing at the next world championship in what would be the culmination of his career. His doubles partner, also a veteran but radiantly healthy by contrast, does what he can to boost his partner's morale. Will the men fulfill their dream of winning a gold medal?
The surprise in this story is that the sport is ping pong and the men are competing in the over-80 division of the World Veterans Table Tennis Championships. The sick player, Terry Donlon, is 81 and has cancer. He plays wearing a nebulizer for shortness of breath, earning him a reputation as a "walking miracle." Now, he's been given one week to live. His doubles partner, fellow Brit Les D'Arcy, 89, is a renowned advocate for the elderly, known for his determined—some would say fanatical—pursuit of activities such as weightlifting and writing poetry. There is naturally much that is charming in a picture of the elderly playing table tennis. But in Terry, Les and five other players, Ping Pong discovers uncommon stories of people playing for something far greater than gold medals. They are playing for their lives.
Anson Hartford and Hugh Hartford'sPing Pong has its national broadcast premiereon Monday, September 9, 2013 at midnight on WMHT TV, as part of the 26th season of the award-winning PBS series POV (Point of View). American television's longest-running independent documentary series, POV was honored with a 2013 MacArthur Foundation Award for Creative and Effective Institutions.
Ping Pong's players from around the world are headed for the world championships in China's Inner Mongolia. Swede Rune Forsberg, 85, an archrival of Les, sees the 2010 competition as his last chance for gold. Dorothy DeLow of Australia may not be the best player, certainly not the quickest, but she's a legend in her own right. At 100, she is the game's oldest competitive player. Lisa Modlich of Houston, a relative newcomer at 85, has led an exciting life. She was raised in an aristocratic Viennese family and fought in the French Resistance before emigrating to the United States. She is now married to Joachim, 25 years her junior, and is one of the game's fiercest competitors, a quality not always well-received by the other players.
Ursula Bihl, 89, of Germany, won the world championship three years earlier and almost gave up on going to the 2010 championship. But, rallied by her son and coach, Gerhard, she decides to make the journey. Ursula and her son both believe ping pong is keeping her alive; she says she'd rather "die at the . . . table than in a care home."
Ursula's good friend, fellow German Inge Hermann, 89, has perhaps the most astounding story of all. After her husband's death 15 years earlier, her physical and mental health rapidly declined, and she ended up in the dementia ward of a nursing home. Introduced to table tennis as therapy, she took it further than anyone could have hoped. Inge literally paddled her way back to physical and mental wellbeing, and today she manages the nursing home and teaches weekly computer science classes. In Ping Pong, she's shown going to her first international competition.
The sport of table tennis originated in Britain in the 1880s. London hosted the first official world championships in 1926. Since 1988, table tennis has been an Olympic sport. Despite the game's European origins, having the world championship match-up in China's autonomous Inner Mongolia is not as strange as it might sound. This is modern China, and the location of the tournament in the town of Hohhot reflects the enthusiasm for table tennis among many Chinese and other Asians. Ping Pong shows large and excited crowds watching the competitions, including the over-80 games, with a fervor approaching that of Americans watching NBA games.
Ping Pong, having revealed the gritty stakes behind the endearing images, plays the tournament for every bit of tension as the protagonists experience the "thrill of victory and the agony of defeat" that come from world-class competition. Will the short-of-breath Terry survive his singles matches and play to win the doubles gold? Will Les live up to his extravagant reputation? Will Rune get his gold medal—and vindication? Will Dorothy continue to prove you're never too old? Will Lisa sweep all before her with her youthful contempt and relative speed? Will Ursula retain her championship though she has slowed down since winning it two years earlier? Will Inge win her first medal and make her nursing home proud?
Most dramatically, will these men and women simply keep playing in the face of old age, illness and the imminence of death? As a younger player says, admiring the 100-year-old Dorothy DeLow, "I'd be proud just to be standing."
For a film that, like its subjects, faces old age and death head-on, Ping Pong is engaging, inspiring and surprisingly suspenseful. When the ball's in play, all bets are off.
"Interestingly, ping pong is seeing a resurgence of interest through pop-up spaces, bar-based tournaments and celebrity enthusiasts," says director Hugh Hartford. "But, really, we wanted to make a film about the tenacity of the human spirit more than about any sports title. There's a message for all of us in this."
"At the beginning we thought we were making a film about what life is like toward the end of our lives," adds producer Anson Hartford, Hugh's brother, "but Ping Pong is much more about living than about dying. It is more about love and friendship than loss and death."


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I'm currently in the midst of writing my college thesis (yes, it's on baseball), and I recently came across a piece of research that sounded my "wow, everything I thought I knew about baseball is wrong" alarm to claxon-like levels. In the 1915 edition of Baseball Magazine (distributed from 1908-1957), there's an article written by F.C. Lane that would make even Tom Tango take notice (assuming he isn't already aware of its existence): "Why the System of Batting Averages Should Be Changed: Statistics Lie at the Foundation of Baseball Popularity — Batting Records Are the Favorite — And Yet Batting Records Are Unnecessarily Inaccurate."
F.C. Lane wanted to compare two players; Jake Daubert (high batting average) and Gavvy Cravath (sub-.300 batting average):
To make this comparison, Lane looks at the league average figures for singles, doubles, triples and home runs (77.44%, 14.80%, 5.51%, and 2.24%, respectively) and compares those numbers to each player's numbers. Daubert's hit breakdown was as follows: 79.47% singles, 13.90% doubles, 5.29% triples and 1.33% home runs. "In other words," explains Lane, "Jake made more singles and fewer extra base hits than the general average right down the line. Jake had a lot of coins in his pockets, but many of them were nickels and dimes." Cravath, on the other hand, had the following breakdown: 59.38% singles, 20.80% doubles, 4.69% triples and 16.12% home runs. Lane breaks down the numbers further, assigning the proper (his idea of the correct) values to each hit, thus creating a weighted batting average. Comparing a player's weighted figures to the league averages seems quite a bit similar to what we know as wRC+ today, wouldn't you say?
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Brian Greene Talks Faster-Than-Light Neutrinos
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Meet Dr. Bechard Nor, pioneer transplant surgeon and one of the many achievers helping to unlock human potential at Cutter Foundation.
Steve: Hi, Steve Mirsky here with a short episode of Science Talk. As you may know, PBS has been running a four-part nova series with physicist, Brian Greene, called "The Fabric of the Cosmos." The last of the four parts is airing tonight, November 23rd. After part one debuted, Greene hosted a live Q&A here in New York City. The first question dealt with something that's been a big story in science news of late, the question of the alleged faster-than-light neutrinos. As you listen, there's a bonus a couple of backstage people who apparently didn't know that their electronic communication was bleeding into the microphone feed. Enjoy!
Questioner: And here is one from Twitter. You spoke about the speed of light in the program, but what about neutrinos going faster than the speed of light?
Greene: Well, that happened after the program was made. No, it's a great question because some of you may have heard there's this interesting recent result, where neutrinos were sent from Geneva through the Earth's crust to Gran Sasso in Italy, a 450 mile, race track, if you will; and the thing is the measurement seemed to show that the neutrinos are reaching their destination 60 nanoseconds before they should, namely they're getting there 60 nanoseconds even before a beam of light would be able to travel that distance. The neutrinos seemed to be going faster than the speed of light. This would be a remarkable discovery, but this is a very difficult experiment. There are many, many uncertainties. Even the researchers who put forward this result know that there are uncertainties. You have to measure that distance precisely, you have to know exactly the length of time for that journey, the moon pulls on the Earth's crust and that can slightly change distances, there are all sorts of complications. These are very smart people, so maybe all of these uncertainties have been taken into account, but I would bet everything I hold dear—well, almost everything I hold dear—that the result won't hold up to scrutiny. And I do say almost everything, because there's a small chance that my two little kids may be watching online right now. So, Alec and Sevilla, Daddy learned his lesson last time! (laughter) I will not bet on you this time around, so you don't need to worry about that. But I should say that if the result turns to be correct, it would be thrilling. I hope it's correct. This is what we live for, this kind of a revolution. I don't think this is one of those moments, but it could be. Okay, questions here—anybody? I'm looking around for somebody who has a mike, anybody have a mike? Right there.
Questioner: [If neutrinos did go faster than light, could you explain] what that means in case if that is confirmed?
Greene: What could it mean if neutrinos did go faster than the speed of light, if special relativity, this idea that Einstein gave us is wrong? Well first, it's useful to know why is that we think that neutrinos wouldn't go faster than the speed of light. Well, Einstein's theory shows that as an object is moving, the faster it goes, the more mass the more energy it has, the more mass means that it's harder to push it, even further. So, if a neutrino is approaching the speed of light, it gets heavier and heavier, needs an ever stronger push; and his math seems to show that if the neutrino went right to the speed of light, you need an infinite push to make it go faster still, and an infinite push isn't something that can happen. And that's why we don't think this is a correct result. If it is, well we'd have to rethink a lot of our basic understanding of relativity. The most naïve interpretation of the result would suggest that you might be able to send a signal to the past. So if something can go faster than the speed of light, if I have a neutrino gun and I fire it at you, the neutrino, in some way of thinking about it, would hit you before I pull the trigger. And that is so weird, that's so bizarre, that we really would need independent confirmation of those results to believe them. And people are undertaking experiments in the next few months, so we'll see whether independent experiments do confirm this result. I don't think they will, but I hope that I'm wrong.
Steve: If you missed "The Fabric of the Cosmos" when it aired, don't fret, the episodes stream in their entirety at the PBS Web site, https://www.pbs.org. And if you want to watch them on your bigger TV screen, check your listings for what will surely be numerous repeats. For Scientific American's Science Talk, I'm Steve Mirsky. Thanks for clicking on us.


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Serving nearly 400 days in federal prison wasn't what Justin M. Paperny had in mind when he became a stockbroker fresh out of the University of Southern California, psychology degree in hand.
But a "focus on short-term rewards led to the rotting of my inner core," Paperny writes in his book, Ethics in Motion (APS Publishing, 2010).
Once a top UBS Financial Services producer, the former broker, now 37, went to jail for conspiring to commit fraud with a hedge fund client.
From 2002 through 2004, Keith G. Gilabert, manager of GLT Venture Fund, swindled investors out of more than $8 million. Convicted of aiding and abetting Gilabert's Ponzi scheme, Paperny in 2008 was sentenced to 18 months at Taft Federal Prison Camp in California.
Since his 2009 release on three years' probation, he has reinvented himself as a speaker on the advisor lecture circuit warning of the consequences of white-collar crime. A partner in the consulting firm Etika, his clients have included Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, Wells Fargo, New York University and the FBI. Further, the Studio City, Calif.-based Paperny is a consultant to white-collar defendants headed to prison, and he is executive director of The Michael G. Santos Foundation, which helps at-risk youth and adult offenders.
Reared in the upscale L.A. suburb of Encino, Paperny trained at Merrill Lynch but because of a dispute over commissions, left after only a year. Crowell, Weedon hired him. Then, at age 25 he moved to Bear Stearns before joining UBS in its Century City, L.A., office.
That's where he collected payments from Gilabert for encouraging folks to invest in the GLT fund. In 2007, Paperny pled guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit mail, wire and securities fraud.
Here is his story of crime and redemption, as told to Research in December:
There will always be people who dismiss me as a felon, a cheat, a thief and a liar.
You never get over that, and any guy out of jail who says he has is lying.
My descent was gradual. I couldn't resist temptation. It was just too easy.
I decided to become a stockbroker while cold-calling at Prudential one summer when I was at USC. I liked the excitement—the thrill of soliciting business.
I was an arrogant, entitled stockbroker in my 20s, one of the youngest brokers Bear Stearns hired. I had Bear, and I thought it was a big deal. But even though I was bringing in the lion's share of production, I was getting a much smaller percentage of commissions than my senior partner, Kenny. I got only about 25%. When I told Kenny I was entitled to a raise, he said I didn't deserve one and took credit for my work. That made me very angry.
So I took matters into my own hands. This is where my lack of judgment began. It wasn't greed—it was vengeance that led me to take advantage of my partner.
I found a glitch in the Bear accounting system that let me keep 100% of the production. I didn't think I was stealing. I convinced myself what I was taking was rightfully mine. Then fear of getting caught set in. Every time the phone rang, I thought: "Did Bear find out? Did Kenny find out?" I had to get out of Bear Stearns and start anew. Fortunately, Kenny wanted to leave too. The firm never had any idea that I was stealing from him.
In June 2001, UBS offered us a 7-figure bonus to move our book. A year into our tenure, they were pressuring us because we weren't proving worthy.
We were afraid we'd get fired since UBS had a two-tier system: Brokers who weren't living up to their bonuses were let go; brokers who were producing big numbers—regardless of how—kept their jobs.
An opportunity arose for Kenny and me to work with Keith Gilabert of the GLT Venture Fund. I didn't know he was running a Ponzi scheme. But I did know he was dishonest because at Crowell, Weedon, I worked in the cubicle next to him and heard him talking to clients. I told Kenny that we needed to be careful with this guy—he'd say anything to close a deal.
Despite knowing this, in June 2002 I accepted the $6 million he transferred to us. I wanted his money and knew the commissions would grow. Kenny and I split the account 50/50.
Things started to go awry when, within the first year, Keith lost almost all of the $6 million. In the interim, he generated hundreds of thousands of dollars in commissions. The following year, he raised another four or five million from investors! Kenny and I knew that nobody raises that kind of money unless they're lying to people. But we reasoned it wasn't our responsibility or our job to police clients.
Eventually, Keith began struggling to raise money and needed help from the big bank. Because we felt beholden to him for saving our partnership, Kenny and I attended some prospecting meetings with him. That gave him a great deal of credibility.
He told the prospects that his hedge fund was making 27% a year. Like a coward, unwilling to lose the account and production, I kept my damn mouth shut and said nothing. The prospects turned over their money—and Keith lost it.
I told my branch manager: "We have a client losing millions but raising new money. I fear that someday he'll sue us all. Let's protect ourselves." So we created a disclosure document stating that if an investment in GLT lost money, we couldn't be sued. UBS loved the idea, and I felt we were truly protected from any fallout.
Actually, I was doing a good job of dodging responsibility. My manager and compliance manager told me exactly what I wanted to hear—and I told them exactly what they wanted to hear. None of us would accept the truth.
A couple of months later, it all got out of control: Keith issued a press release announcing that he was speaking at an investment conference. He said his hedge fund was averaging 27% a year. The release came into the UBS email system. All of us read it, but we deleted it and acted as if we never saw it.
Two months later, everything became undone, when a client faxed a letter to my branch manager; and I learned that Keith was forging my name on UBS letterhead stating that his assets were in good standing at the firm.
The investigations began. The next day—stupidly, without a lawyer—I interviewed with UBS corporate counsel. It didn't go well. I was asked not to come in till the case was resolved.
Keith would call to apologize for bringing me into the mess. Kenny would call to give me tidbits on what was happening at UBS. On January 11, 2005, UBS fired me for inconsistent answers that I gave in my deposition and told me to leave the building.
For the next few months, I was in a deep depression, afraid of what would happen, upset that I was being held accountable while my partner still had his desk.
Initially, I lied to my attorney. Now he was telling me that UBS believed I acted alone in facilitating the fraud, and they would not be representing me or covering my legal fees. I was stunned. I had assumed Kenny would lose his job too.
In October, I sat for an interview with the FBI. They asked if I ever saw a press release that discussed a GLT average annual return of 27%. I lied and said no.
Nothing happened for a year. I got my real estate agent license and did well. But a year-and-a-half after I was fired, Keith agreed to plead guilty. He had been cooperating with the feds, and they were listening in when he called me. When we'd meet, he was wearing a wire. Kenny was cooperating with UBS, and I believe he interviewed with the Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission. UBS covered every damn dime of his legal fees.
I told my lawyer: "Let's take it to trial, man!" I was delusional, convinced I had been wronged by my client and partner. I insisted on taking a lie detector test. I practiced for the exam, squeezing my leg, tush and chest, breathing a certain way. I failed by greater than 99.9%. My lawyer said, "You're going to prison." By then, I had spent about $300,000 in legal fees.
Then Keith engaged in new illegal conduct and was indicted on new charges. They ripped up his plea agreement. The feds said they would give me a second chance at veracity, and I talked for many hours to the SEC and Department of Justice. I told them about UBS: the promises they made to shareholders but that in reality, it was about making money at all cost. I told them how we turned the other way and facilitated a fraud.
But previously I had lied to the FBI. You don't lie to the FBI! You can argue that Kenny got a better handout than I. But he who responds more favorably gets better treatment. If you've made a mistake and come clean, the rewards are many. My partner did that well, and he wasn't prosecuted.
In April 2008, I surrendered to prison to begin an 18-month sentence at Taft, a privately run facility with 10% to 20% white-collar inmates.
The prison term was much easier than I expected—once you became accustomed to being counted six times a day in your cubicle.
I woke up every day at about 4 a.m. and went to the Quiet Room to write my blog and first book, Lessons from Prison. I needed peace and quiet away from the craziness and noise of the dorm—the yelling, the burping, the whistling. I did my prison job of scrubbing pots and pans twice a day five days a week, for which I was paid about $13 a month.
I learned to keep my mouth shut and mind my own business.
One day I woke up and realized it wasn't Kenny, it wasn't Keith, it wasn't an aggressive culture at UBS that led me to cheat. It wasn't anybody but me that led to my demise. But in my career managing money, my values had changed. I was around men that I figured were unscrupulous and dishonest, and I worked my way down to their level. It was very much an end-justifies-the-means behavior.
There are thousands of ethical stockbrokers that do the right thing. They don't give in to temptation and are rewarded throughout their lives, whereas men like me who take shortcuts deserve punishment. I always knew it was wrong; yet I did it.
My degree in psychology helped me understand weaknesses and idiosyncrasies of people with whom I worked. If you're unethical, you can seize on these and take advantage. I did.
My life changed when I admitted that I alone was responsible for my troubles with the law. I began contributing to classes in mentoring my fellow prisoners. I often thought about consulting and speaking, and upon my release, pursued that aggressively.
But I was released to a world that doesn't totally embrace a convicted felon. I did a terrible thing. It lost me my career as a stockbroker and a real estate agent. Financially, everything I made legally or illegally is gone. I was ordered to pay more than $500,000 in restitution. At sentencing, I paid $100,000 and significantly more since I've been home. I make payments every single month.
Emotionally it's been devastating.
I want people to learn from my experience and be aware of the consequences if you cross that line. I encourage them to understand their weaknesses and evaluate their decisions: "Don't wait until something so significant happens before you reevaluate your life. Take charge now, and deal with it."
I keep myself in check: Once or twice a week, I think about recent decisions I've made. If I've done something I don't like, I try to improve. Cultivating character is no different from becoming a good golfer.
Kenny and I have rekindled our relationship and are communicating again. I prefer to withhold his last name and not talk a whole lot more about him, and how that relationship is evolving. It's still tough.
Last year, someone told me they read that Keith [filed a $2 million defamation suit against me], but I didn't engage with them. I don't know what that's about. I haven't heard from Keith. I hope he's working hard and lawfully, as I am. I hope he's trying to make up for the bad things we did.
—As told to Jane Wollman Rusoff.


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Nary a day goes by without some Kardashian drama. Which is unfortunate for all of us, really. In the latest, Kim Kardashian continues with her sneaky, skankerific ways!
Despite recent gossip that she has been linked to Kanye West, it appears Ms. Whoredashian just cannot limit herself to one man – girl needs options. And she is making a play for her friend Eva Longoria's ex-boyfriend, Eduardo Cruz!
According to In Touch Weekly (via their print edition), Kim developed an attraction to Eduardo (who also happens to be actress Penelope Cruz's brother) and has started distancing herself from Eva in order to pursue him – even missing Eva's recent birthday party. Eva and Eduardo called things off a few weeks ago and Kim has been on the prowl ever since. She's been sending him flirty texts and sexy photos of herself – and she's been trying to plan a secret romantic getaway to Mexico!
The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star supposedly met Eduardo at a party in Las Vegas before her wedding and was instantly attracted to him. Eduardo even attended her nuptials as Eva's date. Unfortunately for Kim, Eduardo isn't interested in being her flavor of the month and he is hoping to rekindle things with Eva instead.
Moving on, Kris Humprhies is, well… moving on! The NBA star reportedly has a new girlfriend – and she's anything but famous – although she does resemble someone he was once married to who also happens to be famous.
Kris has reportedly started dating 28-year-old Toronto nurse Bianka Kamber – who is his also ex-girlfriend from his days of living in Canada. Kris wasn't ready to settle down two years ago when the two were together, but now things have changed.
OK! is reporting that the ex-couple has rekindled things and Kris is hoping it gets serious. "Bianka was his first love," an insider reveals. "She's a very down-to-earth, sweet girl. He admits he wants to win her back."
After seeing the two ladies, it's definitely fair to say the Kourtney & Kim Take New York star has a type! "He thought I was a lot more attractive than Kim," Bianka reveals. Another similarity seems to be the number of "K"s populating their names. Can we get a new alphabet letter, already…
And Kris is attracted to the fact that Bianka doesn't try to control him the way his ex-wife did! "Bianka lets him do what he wants and she doesn't really stress out that much," the friend shares. "Kris can be the man in the relationship, wear the pants. He really got his ego messed up when he was with Kim; he just kept feeling so emasculated by it all." Photos of Bianka are below. I smell a total famewhore with this one!
In other Kris H news, he is still refusing to sign divorce papers and instead is continuing his fight for a public trial and annulment – despite Kim making him a "generous" divorce offer.
E! News is reporting that the paperwork has been ready for months, but Kris is holding out in the hopes of getting a larger chunk of the Kardashian change! "There is a fair offer on the table," a source explains, "but he just won't sign it."
"Kris is dragging it out," the source says. "Kim is ready to move on, but Kris is hoping that stretching it out will get him even more money." Reports are claiming that Kris wants $7 million from Kim in exchange for his silence and his promise to never speak of their marriage to the press.
Kim wants to buy his silence – but not for that much! "Kim never considered signing something like that," the insider claims. "Kris can't take the time to consider [her] offer, but he finds time to do an interview with a tabloid magazine."
Kris feels he is owed money – particularly after all the stunts the Kardashians pulled post-wedding and the alleged $17M Kim earned for their nuptials. And if she wants the dissolution of their marriage to happen quickly, he wants her to pay up!
Kris' attorneys have not commented on the latest allegation.
And finally, Kendall Jenner continues to prove that she has zero supervision while Kris Jenner runs around pimping and Bruce plays with helicopters. The sixteen-year-old famewhore in training, is wasting no time posting racy photos of herself on twitter for attention. Hey, she learned from the best!
Kris J's second youngest paycheck posted a picture of herself in a skimpy bikini under the caption "miss summer!;" which prompted a whole host of inappropriate and raunchy replies from her followers – many of whom don't seem to remember that she's a minor.
Reports have speculated that Kris and Bruce's marriage is in serious trouble over Kris pushing their teenaged daughters to be sexy in the spotlight. Perhaps there's more truth to that than we think! The photo of Kendall is below.


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About Time — Tom is a young man who learns he has the ability to change his past and his future, so he embarks on a journey to get a girlfriend and make his life better. Stars Domhnall Gleeson and Rachel McAdams. (R)
Captain Phillips — Tom Hanks stars in the true story of Capt. Richard Phillips and the 2009 hijacking by pirates of the first American cargo ship to be hijacked in 200 years. (PG-13)
Carrie — This remake of Brian De Palma's 1976 horror film focuses on a shy, outcast student, who is punished by her peers and metaphorically suffocated by an overbearing mother. Stars Chloe Grace Mortez and Julianne Moore. (R)
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I'm in Love with a Church Girl — Ja Rule plays a rich, retired drug trafficker who meets a woman (Adrienne Bailon) who could be the girl of his dreams if his checkered past allows it. (PG)
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Just a few seasons ago, a trip to the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference championship match seemed like a hazy dream for the Chestnut Hill College tennis team, but that vision came into focus for the Griffins last weekend, when they hosted the two-day conference tournament.
On Saturday, third-seeded CHC avenged a 1-8 regular-season loss to Deleware's Goldey Beacom College by topping the number two Lightning, 5-4. In the championship contest the next day, CHC hung in for a time against three-time defending titlist Concordia College of Bronzville, N.Y., trailing 2-4 two-thirds of the way through.
The visiting Clippers then secured the one win they needed to retain the title, 5-2. When one team has mathematically clinched an overall match win, play is halted, so the other two matches were never finished.
Nevertheless, it had been quite a run for Chestnut Hill, which wrapped up the fall season at 11-4 overall.
Earlier last week, the Griffins got a workout in a rescheduled match again the New York Institute of Technology. CHC played well but succumbed, 2-7, to NYIT, which had just won the East Coast Conference championship.
Griffins head coach Albert Stroble remarked, "We've come such a long way since our seniors were freshmen. We were 3-17 back then. This group has put Chestnut Hill tennis on the map, and it certainly makes things a lot easier to attract quality student athletes to our school."
The Griffins' everyday line-up spanned the age spectrum. Seniors Nastia Shcherbakova and Maria Parapouras held down the first and third singles spots, respectively. Junior Kelly Dennis played second singles most of the time, although early in the season she occupied the top spot for a few weeks. Sophomore Morgan Oechsle was CHC's number four, while the fifth and sixth positions were filled by a pair of freshmen, Iman Williams-Mulesa and Axé Owens.
Dennis is team co-captain along with senior Danielle Knott, who spent the fall on the injured list, making the Griffins' achievements even more significant. Recently cleared to begin practicing again, Knott will return for the spring portion of the season.
Back in late September, it was only a win by Parapouras at third singles that saved CHC from being whitewashed by the Lightning of Goldey Beacom. That meant the Griffins would have to reverse the outcome of at least four matches to beat Beacom in last Saturday's conference semifinal.
Parapouras once again did her part, taking down Blanca Sancho at third singles, 6-2, 6-4. Earlier, she and Shcherbakova had joined forces at first doubles to post an 8-5 victory over Sancho and her partner, CACC Player of the Year Stephanie Puentes Robinson.
The Griffins emerged from pairs play with an important 2-1 edge. Williams-Mulesa and Owens teamed up in the third flight to win a heated bout, 9-7, over the Lightning's Rocio Cabanillas Moreno and Vanessa Leon.
Goldey Beacom got its win at second doubles, where Filipa Correia and Ana Melnikova overcame CHC's Dennis and Oechsle, 8-6.
The opening set at first singles was a battle royal, but Puentes Robinson eventually prevailed against Shcherbakova, 7-5. The GBC sophomore went on to win the second set, 6-1, completing an undefeated fall campaign in the conference. Her only loss all season came in an out-of-conference bout against regional powerhouse NYIT.
Chestnut Hill picked up a win at fifth singles from Williams-Mulesa, who topped the visitors' Leon, 6-2, 6-4.
However, the Lighning nailed down W's at fourth and sixth singles thanks to Correia ((6-3, 6-0) and Melnikova (6-1, 6-4), leveling the match score at 4-4 with only the second singles players left on the court.
Here, the athletes split sets, with Cabanillas Moreno masterful at the outset with a 6-0 win, and with CHC's Dennis digging in and battling back to claim the second round, 6-4. Cabanillas Moreno, one of two players from Spain at Goldey Beacom, had topped Dennis, 6-1, 6-3, in their regular season meeting, but last Saturday the Griffins junior completed her payback with a 6-4 third set that secured the team victory.
"Kelly really picked it up over the last two weeks," Stroble said. "I think she lost a little bit of her confidence in the middle of the season, but she's definitely got it back now."
In the other semifinal earlier on Saturday, Concordia had won each of the first five matches to be completed, dispatching fourth-seeded Holy Family University, 5-0. This meant the Clippers were relatively fresh for Sunday's final, since four of their singles players did not have to play full matches before the contest was ended.
Contrary to the doubles outcome the previous day, Sunday saw CHC's second flight emerge with a win, as Dennis and Oechsle downed Ana Mendes and Clara Catanzano, 8-6. The other two tandems for Chestnut Hill stayed right with their rivals for a time, but both Concordia duos pulled away late.
At number one, Shcherbakova and Parapouras fell to Yuliya Plevako and Luisa Candido by an 8-4 count, and the Clippers' third pair, Alla Kravchuk and Camilla Xavier, won 8-5 over Williams-Mulesa and Owens.
Back in September, Shcherbakova had needed a 7-5 third set to overcome Kravachuk in a match when both were playing second singles. In last weekend's rematch in the number one spot, the CHC senior started off 7-5, then forced frustration errors from her opponent in the second set to wrap up a 6-2 victory.
"I think things start to click for you when you're a senior, and you're better at putting things in perspective," Stroble said. "Nastia didn't let it get to her when she missed a shot. She just kept going and she turned it on when she needed to."
Things weren't going as well for some other Griffins. At fourth singles, the visitors' Mendes topped Oechsle, 6-0, 6-2, and Concordia number six Estelle Fougeray, who did not have to play a doubles match earlier in the afternoon, took the number six match over Owens, 6-2, 6-0.
Now up 4-2 in the overall team score, Concordia needed just one more individual win to retain the CACC title. The Griffins still had a shot, because Dennis, at second singles, and Williams-Mulesa, at number five, had each won their first set.
Unfortunately for the vocal CHC home crowd, Parapouras was in trouble at third singles. Back in mid-September, she had defeated Plevako, 6-3, 6-4, but in this encounter Plevako, also a senior, captured the first set at 6-2 and went up 3-0 in the second. Parapouras fought back gamely to close the gap, but ultimately, Plevako prevailed, 6-3. With the team outcome decided, the second and fifth singles contests were not completed.
The Griffins will resume play in the spring, testing their mettle in matches against some nationally-ranked opponents, and hoping to earn a bid to the NCAA Division II tournament.


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Lessons from PayPal's Exec: Don't Trash Coworkers Online…Ever
Tweeting while mad won't get you far. Take PayPal's former director of strategy as an example, who was reportedly fired from the company for tweeting unsavory things about his coworkers.
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Disgruntled employees take note: Airing your grievances with your employer or colleagues, both past and present, on social media is never a good idea.
Latest case in point: a twitter rant from Rakesh Agrawal, PayPal's former director of strategy, who had only been with the coming for two months. Through a series of since-deleted texts filled with spelling and grammatical errors, Agrawal blasted his co-workers via Twitter (NASDAQ:TWTR) over the weekend in a series of late-night tweets.
Reports show he called Christina Smedley, PayPal's vice president of global communications, a "useless middle manager," along with other names in profanity-laden tweets.
Agrawal claims he was using a new phone and that the tweets were meant to be direct messages and he accidentally sent them public.
PayPal fired back via its own Twitter account on Saturday, posting: "Rakesh Agrawal is no longer with the company. Treat everyone with respect. No excuses. PayPal has zero tolerance."
FOXBusiness.com reached out to PayPal for further comment but had not received a response at press time.
Agrawal says he resigned from the company before his Twitter outburst. He posted: "P.s. the tweet from paypal is factually correct but utterly misleading. I resigned before the events of Friday night." He also included a screenshot of his resignation letter, sent on Friday night, before his twitter tirade began.
But Kathy Caprino, career coach, says regardless of whether Agrawal was fired for his tweets or left the company before sending them, the move is disastrous for his professional reputation.
"You never trash your colleagues, and never trash your former employer on social media," she says. "It's a public forum, and it's not acceptable to do that."
Social media comes back to bite workers who share too much, she says. The proper way to handle workplace grievances is to go through the proper channels, she says: getting human resources involved and a lawyer if necessary.
"If you trash the company, they are almost forced to let you go," she says. "This shows a terrible lack of judgment. The fact that he was director of strategy—what irony. Strategy is all about vision and direction, and inspiring the company towards a vision. Doing that is anti-strategic."
Railing against a company in the wake of a firing or frustrating situation also does a worker disservice, she says.
"You are making the situation all about you," she says, by tweeting or posting about a firing or work issue on the web. "You are missing some of the point. You co-created the situation. It doesn't mean that it's always appropriate that they let you go, but if you fire off a missive that the company is to blame, it will hurt your career. Bad mouthing won't get you where you want to go."


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Phillip Garrido, Jaycee Lee Dugard's alleged kidnapper, is also a musician, a longtime acquaintance says.
But nothing about his song stylings will change the disturbing image of the man who is charged with kidnapping the South Lake Tahoe girl 18 years ago, raping her, and fathering two children with her. (Garrido had pled not guilty to 29 felony counts.)
Marc Lister, a former glass-shop owner in Concord, Calif., says Garrido gave him two CDs of music filled with disturbing lyrics some years ago, Henry Lee reports in the San Francisco Chronicle.
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And Garrido's career was listed as "musician" in a Reno police report of the 1976 rape which landed Garrido in Leavenworth prison, writes John Simerman in the Contra Costa Times. Antioch realtor Deepal Karunaratne, like Lister a customer of Garrido's printing business, told the Times that Garrido was "a very good singer."
What kind of singer, and what kind of music? Here are some of the lyrics Lister shared with reporters:
For every little girl in the world
They want to be in love, yeah
You're just the same, go play a game
Just tell me that you want me.
The way she walks, yeah, subtle, sexy. What can I do?
I fall victim too. A little child, yeah, look what you do.
Leavenworth's a long long way from Nashville
Here I go, tra-la-la
But I get my jollies in a motorcar, feelin' good Mother in your eyes, deepness in your pride
played well when I first met 'ya
Saved from the days, I kept saving you, but in the darkness you remain
Everybody pays in the human race/Being abused and used as devices.
I will tell you about the only one
She's a dream, dream come true
With a note saying you're my baby blue.
Garrido told Lister the songs were a way of taking some kind of message to the world -- like the blog he filled with religious rantings. The music may be the message, but not the one this malevolent musician intended.


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The Central Connecticut volleyball team will welcome six student-athletes for the fall 2012 season. Four freshmen and a pair of transfers will be joining the Blue Devil squad that finished third in the Northeast Conference last season, but lost a pair of seniors to graduation.
Veronika Ban - Junior - 5'9" Middle/OPP
The 5'9" junior college transfer comes to Central from Los Angeles Pierce College where she helped lead her team to back-to-back California State Championships. Ban was an All-Tournament selection at Pierce College following both of her seasons. Before college, she attended Newbury Park High School in Newbury Park, CA. Blue Devil head coach Linda Sagnelli said of Ban, "Veronika is coming off of a very successful career at Pierce College. The two time California Junior College Champion will add a great deal of athleticism to the middle and right side positions."
Rachel Dunlap - Sophomore - 6'0" Middle
While at Lee College her freshman year, Dunlap was an All-Tournament selection as well as NJCAA Region XIV All-District selection. "Rachel joins us after having a productive freshman year at Lee College. She is a dynamic middle who has great lateral speed at the net. She brings a tremendous love for the game and competitive attitude," said Sagnelli. During her time at Summerville High School in Tuolumne, CA, Dunlap earned District MVP honors her junior and senior years. She was named All-Area MVP as a senior as well as being her team's Most Outstanding Offensive Player as a sophomore. Dunplap helped lead Summerville to back-to-back district championships and an overall record of 52-7. In 2010, Dunlap was named to the USA High Performance A3 team.
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A team captain her senior year, Chavoya helped lead her team to a Southern Connecticut Conference Championship at Cheshire High School in Cheshire, CT. She earned multiple awards her senior year gathering Most Outstanding Player of the SCC, the Most Outstanding Defensive Player Award and the Women's Leadership Conference Award. Chavoya was named to the SCC All-Housatonic Team both junior and senior year. She was tabbed Most Improved Player her junior year and was also a member of the team that won the SCC Conference Championship as a sophomore. Chavoya earned High Honors every semester at Cheshire High School and earned the Diversity Scholarship for her freshman year at Central. Sagnelli said of Chavoya, "Kerry joins us after having a successful high school career at Cheshire. She will add important depth to our backcourt play." In addition to her high school volleyball career, Chavoya played on the Husky Travel Team for three years (2008, 2009, 2010).
Heather Trueman - Freshman - 6'0" Outside Hitter
The 6'0" outside hitter joins the Blue Devils from Chino Hills High School in Chino Hills, CA. Trueman was a team captain her senior year at Chino Hills where she earned First Team All-League honors and Best Offensive Player honors her junior and senior years. During her junior season, Trueman was named First Team All-CIF, tabbed San Gabriel Player of the Week, helped lead her team to a league championship and a CIF runner-up finish. Trueman received numerous awards during her high school career including the Student-Athlete Award all four years and the Husky Award her freshman, sophomore, and junior years. "Heather is a very athletic outside hitter who has tons of potential. As she gains physical strength she has the ability to become a terminating offensive player," said Sagnelli.
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Durhamfootman wrote:nice one, Ian.
I confess to not understanding the % bit, though.
Just a shame that this thread didn't exist in the years when I used to do fairly well in FL's. Been a long time since that happened. I'll have to pull my socks up
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A bit surprising Red isn't on top.
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Shannon O'Brien begins her third year with the Lady Bisons after joining her husband, Kevin, on staff in 2012.
O'Brien, originally from Phoenix, Ariz., had a standout career at the University of Arizona. O'Brien is in the U of A record books for the fewest goals allowed in a career.
Following her collegiate career, O'Brien played for the Charlotte Lady Eagles for six years, serving as team captain for three.
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Shannon O'Brien assisted Coach Kevin O'Brien in making Lipscomb history during the 2013 season. The team made it to the Atlantic Sun Tournament for the first time in program history. They finished the year with an overall record of 6-8-5 and a conference record of 3-3-3, a program best.
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Google has acquired Nik Software, a photography first mobile app developer, and, along with that, picked up Snapseed. It doesn't have the name recognition or user base of Instagram, but there is a dedicated following.
With Instagram going to Facebook for $1 billion earlier this year, it looks like Google's play here is for functionality, as Nik has a good amount of various photo app capabilities. And it's a pretty smart play because photogs are loving them some Google+.
Snapseed won the Best Mobile Photo App 2012 from the Technical Image Press Association, mostly for offering "true photographic choice of image, effects color, toning, framing and sharpness of image."
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Overall, Nik Software has won more than industry awards since they began in 1995 -- among them the 2011 iPad App of the Year award.
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Frankfurt, Germany – June 16, 2017 – Great news for parents looking forward to create an easy fun learning environment for their little ones. Frankfurt toymaker and distributor Gosfun has recently introduced a next-generation eco-friendly building block which will redefine the way we have been building up blocks till date. Entitled as Banchhamm Building Blocks, the latest toy follows a unique spatial structure and promises to power up logical thinking in kids.
Gosfun is a high profile subsidiary of esteemed children's bike and toy-maker Fascol.
"We are excited to announce that we have recently come up with our latest Banchhamm Building Blocks that will introduce a new way to build up the blocks and that too for better. What separates us from the existing blocks is that our product sports an exclusive spatial structure that you don't get anywhere" stated Jesse Jin who co-founded the company with Jammes Smith.
Unlike the regular chunky blocks that take a lot of space, the Gosfun one comes with a convenient intimate design so that you can have 'more with less'.
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The Banchhamm Building Blocks are made of industry-leading ABS material. Jesse guaranteed a completely non-toxic product with no nasty smell. The blocks feature a convenient kid-friendly design with smooth edges to protect the tiny tender hands. According to Jammes, the advanced Gosfun blocks will boost up a number of cognitive and coordination qualities in children such as:
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Have I mentioned that I'm part German?
Yep. And I've never been more proud of the fact than today.
A group of German linguists has chosen 'shitstorm' as the "Anglicism of the Year."
Shitstorm…defined as "a public outcry, primarily on the Internet." The jury who made the declaration said shitstorm fills a gap in modern German vocabulary.
This pleases me on many levels.
I always think of the Germans as being so practical-minded. And sure, they may have added this word to 'fill a gap.' But it's a poop word! I love that.
It also makes some of the words that we silly Americans have added to our dictionary of late seem a little less, well…silly. Word like turducken. Bromance. Defriend. LBD.
Tramp stamp.
Yep. That's a shitstorm of language going on there.