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Will they ride? Will they concede? Just seconds separate the top three riders heading in to the final stage into Paris, and after the finish of Saturday's time trial there was rampant speculation that we could see the overall contenders battling it out for time bonuses. One person foresaw the situation even before the first rider set out from Cognac: American Chris Horner seemed to be able to predict the results of the time trial. A day before the time trial he warned Cyclingnews that the GC-contenders might have race for it on Sunday in Paris.
"We're going into the last stage to Paris and we might be going full gas on the Champs Elysees," Horner said. "Now I've done that course twice and that course is more dangerous than anything I have ever witnessed in any race in my career I believe."
The forecast for Sunday predicts rain showers all day long, and could continue well until the peloton hits the paved cobbles of the Champs Elyses in Paris. "If we're doing that full gas - Lord help us when it's raining or something - it's going to be unbelievable," Horner feared a spectacle in Paris.
When asked if he felt the GC-contenders would race for it Horner didn't hesitate a moment. "Wouldn't you?" Horner asked, "I've never seen anyone not race for it if it's going to be that close. Thirty seconds is not do-able, twenty maybe is do-able but everything under that is definitely do-able." With a 23 second gap separating first and second overall, and eight back from second to third will the gentleman's agreement hold in to Paris?


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Located about an hour north of San Diego, Temecula Valley is Southern California's answer to the well-known wine countries of Napa and Sonoma. It got its name from the Luiseño tribe—temecula means "sun shining through the sea mist." As a matter of fact, it's precisely this long-lingering mist that helps the valley produce such high-quality grapes. Winemakers began to catch on to the land's potential in the 1960s, establishing vineyards along the rolling hills and using sustainable farming practices to protect the landscape. Set just minutes from the wine trail, Temecula Creek Inn likewise shows respect for the integrity of the valley with its wood-and-stone buildings and golf courses incorporating native plants and natural land formations.
The hotel makes a good home base for touring the tasting rooms of Temecula. Third-party services such as the Grapeline, the official wine-country shuttle, which picks guests up right outside the lobby to take a guided excursion that includes a picnic lunch among the vineyards. With this Groupon, you'll receive a bottle of local wine plucked from the cellars of the onsite Temet Grill, which specializes in regional vintages and farm-to-table fare. The restaurant does a good job of channeling the valley's rural setting—a fireplace roars in the adjacent cocktail lounge, and wooden chandeliers dangle from the vaulted wood-beam ceiling.
To work up an appetite, you can play a few rounds on Temecula Creek Inn's 27-hole championship golf course, which has merited a four-star "Places to Play" rating from Golf Digest and hosted US Open qualifiers and Golden State tours. Beginners favor the Creek course, whereas the shifts in elevation and rocky outcroppings of the Ted Robinson–designed Stone House course present a challenge to more advanced players.
Rooms at the hotel overlook the tree-studded fairways, and most have private patios or balconies.
Temecula Valley, California: Rolling Vineyards and Small-Town Charm
Located in Southern California between Los Angeles and San Diego, Temecula feels like a small farm town compared to the metropolises it's sandwiched between. Temecula's landscape offers a relaxing contrast to its neighbors' urban sprawl; here, you'll find rolling vineyards that produce award-winning wines. Tours and tastings are a popular way to explore wineries, but Temecula's countryside can be best appreciated in a hot-air-balloon ride.
Enjoy another quaint mode of transportation by hitching a ride in a horse-drawn carriage through Old Town Temecula, which resembles an Old West town with its rustic windmill, decorative wagons, and historical buildings. Along the wooden boardwalks, you'll find saloons, antique shops, and boutiques selling handmade quilts, baked goods, and cuckoo clocks. If you're in town on Saturday, visit the local farmers' market for fresh flowers, fruits, and vegetables.


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May 04, 2011
Life needs a remote.
So I'm not entirely sure about this outfit yet. This dress has been sitting in my closet since last summer because I haven't got the slightest clue on how to style it. I've also been wanting to wear this sweater (and my favorite boots) before the heat wave kicks in, so presto chango, you've got yourself an outfit.
A few updates on the what to expect on the poor ol' neglected Simply Sunstar. I have a few things in the works and I can't wait to share them. I will be starting a new monthly feature, I have a project in the works that everyone can participate in AND I have a giveaway coming up soon. I promise, this little brain of mine has been working overtime on these long, rainy days.
I hope you are all having better luck with the weather and enjoying your Spring (or Autumn)! Oh and by the way, I absolutely LOVE talking with you all, so please never hesitate to shoot me an email or say hi on twitter, it just makes my day. Let's be friends! :)
H&M dress, sunnies and cardigan, Kolh's boots, Target socks, F21 belt
28 comments:
- melissa said...
i LOVE the outfit!! great styling!
- May 4, 2011 at 7:44 PM
- Marisa Noelle said...
I absolutely love that cardigan. I'm such a sucker for cute prints. Gorgeous darling:)
- May 4, 2011 at 8:17 PM
- Kristi said...
Oh my goodness, this outfit is SO CUTE! What are you talking about? Love the print mixing :)
- May 4, 2011 at 8:46 PM
- 29 Skirts said...
This is really cool! The prints on the cardigan and dress are awesome, and they work together so well.
- May 4, 2011 at 9:36 PM
- Rachel Emma (Daydream Frenzy) said...
I looove that dress! And the cardigan is adorable.
- May 4, 2011 at 9:50 PM
- eleanor said...
I love the mix of prints in this outfit! So fun. And I have been just a little obsessed with that dress since seeing it on a few other blogs - it's adorable!! I wish we had H&M here.
- May 4, 2011 at 10:05 PM
- Brittanyisabird said...
Seriously, I love this! I need to go shopping :)
- May 4, 2011 at 10:08 PM
- Kitsune-kun said...
cuuute stripes! looks perfect for summer coming up!
- May 4, 2011 at 10:09 PM
- JennaStevie said...
This outfit is realllly lovely, that striped dress with the bird cardigan is sooo lovely. I really love this, you look gorgeous
- May 4, 2011 at 11:03 PM
- herecomesthesun said...
Love your cardigan- so sweet :)
Your weather looks wonderful. Here at the moment we're having lots of sunshine like you but accompanied by a crisp Autumn air- it's my favourite time of year down under!
- May 4, 2011 at 11:07 PM
- BryanaEllen said...
Love the outfit! Especially the cardigan, I wish there was an H&M in my state.
- May 4, 2011 at 11:09 PM
- GIRL AND CLOSET said...
Yes. Life SO needs to come with a remote!! I couldn't agree more. As for the outfit? I'm really loving this mix of patterns, it's so lovely & charming. I'm such a sucker for stripes and love anything that has birds on it.
And how exciting that your wedding is coming up, oh so soon. Yay, can't wait to hear more about it in the coming months. xx veronika
- May 5, 2011 at 1:02 AM
- .Alyspank said...
Oh, hai friend!
I can vouch for you saying that dress is harder than hell to style. I've worn mine a few different ways.... but I've got major issues with how short it is on me.
I like this combo though :) The prints contrast each other nicely, and I love the pale pink color of the cardigan. There. Be confident in the outfit. After all, it's the person that makes the outfit cute, not the other way around!!!
- May 5, 2011 at 1:17 AM
- maggeygrace said...
I loveeeeeeee this outfit, Heather!!!!! Seriously. The patterns are a match made in heaven. I love that dress! You need to wear it more often! Those boots are cute, too:) I love it!
- May 5, 2011 at 1:18 AM
- kimmie said...
I love this outfit! Have you started the new job yet? Hope all is going well! :)
- May 5, 2011 at 1:54 AM
- Michal said...
This is such a great outfit!! That dress is awesome. I remember seeing it at H&M and wanting it SO bad! I think that was the perfect cardi to pair it with, and your boots & socks are so cute! I'm so excited to see the new things you have planned. ^_^
- May 5, 2011 at 2:28 AM
- Jenni Wells said...
wow, four months isn't very long at all. so exciting!!
Your dress is simply adorable. I love the use of black and brown.
- May 5, 2011 at 11:28 AM
- Maria said...
I saw this cardigan at H&M and I had no idea how to style it. But with a dress like this it looks adorable!
- May 5, 2011 at 12:41 PM
- Nikki said...
oh, that dress is simply gorgeous! x
- May 5, 2011 at 12:53 PM
- gee said...
i am still waiting for my wedding invite! :)
i saw that cardigan at H&M and fell in love with it..but o course i did not get it.
you look beautiful Miss Heather!!
i am feeling your weather pain..it has been cold and rainy for the last few days! mother nature is a butt.
- May 5, 2011 at 8:01 PM
- Lynzy said...
I just adore this outfit with the mixed prints, that cardigan is so adorable!!
xo Lynzy
- May 5, 2011 at 10:13 PM
- Emma said...
wow i love the print mixing here, so clever! that cardigan is SO cute
- May 6, 2011 at 5:39 AM
- May 7, 2011 at 12:11 AM
- Ellie said...
Hi Heather! I've been a follower for a long time, but have just started getting more involved with commenting and blogging regularly. Just wanted to stop by and say I love your blog and style- so inspiring! From your blog, I've visited (and loved!) all of the WW girls!:)
- May 7, 2011 at 12:42 AM
- Steph0188 said...
Love the dress, the style & stripes are lovely xx
- May 8, 2011 at 4:20 AM
- lauraapriljayne said...
stunning look:)
suuch an inspirational blog:)
- May 10, 2011 at 12:07 PM
- Meg! said...
A giveaway coming up? Where have I been??? FML. Also that dress is my favorite thing of anything, but I was not in the vicinity of an H&M in time to get it back when it was on sale. Thank you for letting me live through you. Also that cardigan fuckin rules, I wear mine all the time, ARGH I feel like I haven't talked to you in ages, oh wait because I haven't. :(
- May 23, 2011 at 12:41 AM
- Irene Wibowo said...
nice dress! love it! :)
Love Simple Green
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The House Ethics Committee said Wednesday it will continue an investigation of Illinois Republican Rep. Aaron Schock over allegations he solicited donations of more than $5,000 per donor to a super political action committee. The committee also said it's continuing a probe of whether a trip New York Democrat Bill Owens took to Taiwan was arranged by lobbyists for the country's government.
Both cases had been referred to the House committee by the Office of Congressional Ethics, a separate, outside ethics office. The House committee announced its decision to continue looking into each case on Wednesday, while releasing OCE's report on both cases.
In a statement, the ethics committee said that in both cases merely "conducting further review ... does not itself indicate that any violation has occurred, or reflect any judgment on behalf of the committee." The committee also said it would refrain from further comment pending completion of initial reviews.
Both Schock and Owens said they expect to be exonerated by the House committee.
Schock's case involves an allegation he asked House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., to contribute $25,000 from his leadership PAC to a super PAC that backed Rep. Adam Kinzinger, R-Ill., in a House primary against Rep. Don Manzullo. Kinzinger won the March 2012 primary. Redistricting following the 2010 census put the two congressmen in the same and the primary.
According to the OCE report, the Super PAC backing Kinzinger, the Campaign for Primary Accountability, received a minimum of $115,000 that came from "efforts of Rep. Schock and his campaign committee." The report says that Cantor told investigators that Schock had asked him if he would give the $25,000 donation to back Kinzinger. Cantor said he then gave money from his committee to the super PAC backing Kinziger in the primary.
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Lyon double propels Manly to victory
The Manly Sea Eagles have claimed a 32-24 victory over the Parramatta Eels in a pulsating match at Parramatta Stadium this afternoon.
Manly got off to a very fast start scoring their first try through Michael Robertson in the third minute after a neat chip kick to the corner. Parramatta went on attack for several minutes, but after Ben Smith was unable to control a grubber kick the Eagles went down to the other end of the field where Brent Stewart scored in the corner. Orford was unable to convert either of the first two tries, so Manly led 8-0 after 14 minutes.
The end of the Sea Eagles dominance in the first half came in the 18th minute after Eric Grothe ran right over Michael Robertson and scored in the corner. Ten minutes later Ben Smith atoned for his earlier error, making a great catch on a chip kick and scoring next to the posts for Parramatta to take the lead.
Following a Manly error Jarryd Hayne scored under the posts despite hints of obstruction in the lead up to the try, and the Eels held an 18-8 lead at half time.
Manly were quick out of the blocks in the second half as well, with Steve Menzies scoring after Manly kept the ball alive. Six minutes later and the Eagles had the lead after a contentious Brent Kite try.
Almost instantly the Eels struck back, with Krisnan Inu scoring and converting in the corner.
Of course, in a match like this there was always a big twist to end the game, and the twist at the end of this game was very poetic.
With 20 minutes to go Manly got numbers to the left and Jamie Lyon scored in the corner, and with the conversion Manly went back in front. Lyon sealed the match with his second try with nine minutes to go, and Manly held out several spirited attacking raids from the Eels in the final few minutes to claim a great victory.
Match Details Round 20 - Full Time :: July 29th, 2007 03:00 PM Venue: Parramatta Stadium Referee: Tony Archer
Parramatta Eels (24) Tries: Eric Grothe, Ben Smith, Jarryd Hayne, Krisnan Inu Goals: Krisnan Inu (4/4)
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles (32) Tries: Michael Robertson, Brett Stewart, Steve Menzies, Brent Kite, Jamie Lyon (2) Goals: Matt Orford (4/6)
Half Time: Parramatta 18-8
LeagueUnlimited.com Player of the Match 3 Points: Brett Stewart 2 Points: Matt Orford 1 Point: Michael Monaghan
LeagueUnlimited.com Live Commentary: A nice day at Parra Stadium, and a big crowd in.
1 min: The Eagles get us started!
2 min: Manly start out on attack, and receive a penalty.
3 min: TRY Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Orford puts in a perfect chip kick to Robertson who scores in the corner after Grothe came in on defence. Conversion attempt by Matt Orford unsuccessful. Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 4-0
7 min: Monaghan kicks out on the full attempting a 40/20, after Parramatta were on attack.
10 min: Riddell does his best four foot lesbian turtle impression and crawls to the line only to be held up.
10 min: VIDEO REF - For a Parramatta try...
10 min: NO TRY - Ben Smith can't control the ball chasing a near perfect grubber. Steve Matai almist taken from the field due to a neck injury he picked up earlier, but is still being given a run.
14 min: VIDEO REF - For a Manly try...
14 min: TRY Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Orford throws a huge pass to Robertson, who draws Grothe and passes back inside to Stewart who somehow squeezes across right in the corner. Conversion attempt by Matt Orford unsuccessful. Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 8-0
18 min: TRY Parramatta Eels Grothe runs right over Robertson, fends off Orford and streaks down the sideline to score in the right corner. Conversion attempt by Krisnan Inu successful. Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 8-6
24 min: Parramatta go on attack after a Manly error.
26 min: Orford makes an incredible escape from the in goal, only to be dragged back into the in goal to give Parra a drop out.
27 min: TRY Parramatta Eels Tim Smith kicks across to Ben Smith who takes a great catch to score next to the posts. Conversion attempt by Krisnan Inu successful. Parramatta Eels 12-8
30 min: Manly make an error coming out of their own end. Eels on attack from 15 out.
32 min: VIDEO REF - For a Parramatta try...
32 min: TRY Parramatta Eels Hayne gets the ball 10 out, runs laterally across field and finds a gap to score under the posts. Slight, slight hint of an obstruction. Conversion attempt by Krisnan Inu successful. Parramatta Eels 18-8
34 min: Parramatta go on attack again off a penalty.
36 min: ON REPORT - Glenn Hall put on report after PJ Marsh was hurt in a tackle. Somewhat of an over reaction.
37 min: Moi Moi knocks on very close to the line and Parramatta are penalised for a high tackle.
HALFTIME, and the Eels lead 18-8 after Manly started brilliantly with two early tries. The Eels struck back midway through the half and have looked totally dominant since then.
40 min: Back underway at Parra Stadium!
44 min: VIDEO REF - For a Manly try...
44 min: TRY Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Manly strike first after half time, keeping the ball alive and Menzies finally finds a gap. Conversion attempt by Matt Orford successful. Parramatta Eels 18-14
48 min: Hindmarsh penalised for a high tackle on Monaghan.
50 min: VIDEO REF - For a Manly try...
50 min: TRY Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Kite gets the ball right on the line, he is forced back but fights his way onto the line. The video ref spins back a refs call and Archer points to the spot, right under the posts. Conversion attempt by Matt Orford successful. Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 20-18
54 min: Parramatta get a drop out after a Hayne grubber.
55 min: VIDEO REF - For an Eels try...
55 min: TRY Parramatta Eels Parramatta create an overlap and Inu dots down in the left corner. Conversion attempt by Krisnan Inu successful. Parramatta Eels 24-20
57 min: Stewart makes a break but is pulled down by Hayne.
58 min: TRY Manly Warringah Sea Eagles A very popular try, the Eagles move the ball left quickly to Lyon who scores. Conversion attempt by Matt Orford successful. Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 26-24
61 min: Hayne trapped in the in goal.
61 min: The first play of the drop out is a forward pass from Manly.
62 min: Parramatta go on attack off a penalty.
64 min: Tahu throws a forward pass to Inu.
68 min: End to end football at the moment.
70 min: Hindmarsh mucks up the play the ball, putting Manly on attack.
71 min: Hindmarsh knocks on fielding a kick.
72 min: VIDEO REF - For a possible Manly try...
71 min: TRY Manly Warringah Sea Eagles The ball is moved left where Manly have numbers and Lyon crosses for his very popular second. Conversion attempt by Matt Orford successful. Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 32-24
75 min: PJ Marsh is stopped inches short of the line, Parramatta supposedly knock on after a grubber hits the post.
77 min: Manly defending brilliantly and they shut down another Eels attacking raid.
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The Legend of Mit(Episode1)
Dylan Dangerfield
A long time ago there was a man named Mit. Mit lived in the village of White Bear near the heart of the jungle. Everyone in the village loved him and he had many friends. The people admired his work ethic, as he was the most skilled harvester of bananas that anyone had ever seen. Banana harvesting was extremely dangerous and one time his lack of caution nearly cost him his life.
When Mit was in the jungle gathering his bananas, he had forgotten to secure his machinery down properly and caused him to slip and fall and become trapped beneath his truck. Mit called desperately for help, but nobody could hear him. He looked to his trusty sidekick Rovert the ape for help, but Rovert simply shrugged his shoulders and said, "I am merely an ape. I can't help you."
Mit remained trapped under the truck for days and only stayed alive because Rovert was able to bring him water and feed him bananas. Mit asked Rovert to go get help, but Rovert again responded, " I am merely an ape. Who am I to leave the safety of the jungle?"
Mit yelled out to Conpipes, "Please help me!"
As Mit was about to give up hope, another villager named Conpipes came running through. Conpipes was the strongest man in the village and made the other men look like little boys with his brute strength and raw muscle mass that he possessed.
Conpipes looked at the car, laughed and said, "That will be no problem for my large arms!" In one swift motion, Conpipes ripped the large vehicle off of Mit and threw it like a ragdoll. Mit was very grateful and he was indebted to Conpipes for saving his life.
Although Mit was very well liked by his friends and family, and was admired for his incredible work ethic, he always wanted something more. Everyday Mit would look in the mirror and wish that he could be more beautiful and have the incredible arms that Conpipes possessed. Mit would ask Conpipes if there was anything he could do to look like him.
Conpipes would say, " There is nothing that can be done. I am one finely tuned machine." Mit's confidence in his work did not carry over into his social life, because he was so ashamed of how ugly he was. He was so depressed that Rovert became very concerned. When Mit would discuss his appearance with him, Rovert would try to cheer him up by saying he was as beautiful as the best looking primate. "Don't think of yourself as an ugly person, but instead think of yourself as a beautiful monkey" he would say, but this did not comfort Mit.
One day while Mit was hard at work harvesting, something magical happened. When Mit was walking to the next tree he planned to pick, a bunny darted across his path. Because Mit had his hands full of bananas, he was unable to see the bunny and he stepped on it. The bunny let out a low deafening rumble and it startled Mit.
Mit apologized, "I'm sorry I didn't see you there bunny. Are you alright?"
The bunny replied, "Yes, actually Mit it is you that is going to be alright."
Puzzled Mit asked, "What do you mean bunny? Life has been difficult for me because the gods did not bless me with a beautiful face or the strong arms that Conpipes has. I will never find a woman to marry."
"Well Mitt" the bunny started, "The gods have heard your desperate pleas. They too realized that you are so heinous looking that it would be hard for you to find a woman to marry so they sent me here to help you change your life. I am a magical bunny, and anyone that steps on me will be granted one wish."
Without even a moments hesitation Mit knew what he wanted. He said to the bunny, "Make me into the most beautiful man, with the face of an angel and arms of a Conpipes."
The bunny said, "Are you sure Mit? You can have anything you want. You could ask for an army of Roverts if you wish."
Mit scoffed. "Rovert is a dear friend, but what good would an army of monkeys do me? Please make me beautiful!"
"As you wish Mit" and with the wriggle of his nose, the bunny transformed Mit into the most beautiful man that anyone had ever laid eyes upon. After taking a moment to admire his transformation the bunny exclaimed, "Now that thing is nice! Because you look so nice, I have decided to change your name to complete the transformation. You are no longer deserving of a humble name like Mit. Instead you shall be called Tim as a reflection of your accentuating beauty."
The bunny then darted off and left Tim alone in the jungle. Tim continued his work and as the day came to an end he decided to pack up and head home. Tim approached Rovert to say goodbye, but as he came close Rovert became very afraid. He did not recognize the beautiful man standing before him.
Tim called to Rovert, "Rovert it's me Mit! I look a lot better now."
Rovert shook his head in disbelief. "No, you are not Mit. He was too ugly. There is no way that he can be you." With fear in his eyes, Rovert disappeared into the depths of the jungle. Deeply saddened at the loss of his best friend, Tim returned to White Bear.
Upon his arrival into the village, Tim was immediately showered with attention. Every woman in the village took notice of his beauty and they surrounded him.
"Tim!" all the women screamed, "Marry me!"
Tim was so excited by all this attention that he soon became obsessed with the attention. Everyday women would line up outside Tim's door and beg him to take them out on a date. Women from all over the village threw themselves at Tim's feet. Eventually this power went to Tim's head.
Everyday he would look into the mirror and tell himself, "I am the most beautiful thing in the world. I look better than even the most beautiful princesses. There is no woman that can measure up to me. I will only love myself."
With every passing day Tim's affection for himself grew worse. He no longer left the house because he couldn't stand the thought of the ugliness of the world around him. Conpipes noticed this and became worried about his dear friend. Every time he gazed out his window to the sight of thousands of women trying to break into Tim's house, Conpipes became very sad.
"I cannot let Tim destroy all of his friendships" he remarked to himself, referring to the men's anger towards Tim because he was taking their wives. Fed up with this horrible situation, Conpipes set off to find Rovert. He thought that together they could figure out how to cure Tim and return him to the Mit that everyone loved.
Rovert explained to Conpipes everything that Tim had told him about the bunny. Conpipes decided that the only thing they could do would be to find the bunny and ask him what to do. However, as the two set off into the jungle, Anne Marie and Ingy, two of the most beautiful women in White Bear, caught wind of Conpipes plan.
"We must find this magical bunny before they do!" Anne Marie exclaimed. "If they get him, Tim will be that ugly Mit again and we will not have a man beautiful enough to marry. My brother will not allow me to marry anyone other than Tim."
So the two of them laid bunny traps all over the jungle hoping that they could catch the magical bunny before Conpipes could find him. No woman could stand the thought of being apart from Tim.
After days of searching, Conpipes and Rovert still had no trace of the bunny. Rovert was becoming more and more impatient with each passing second. "I am merely an ape" he said, "and this is no job for me."
Conpipes wouldn't give up. "We must save Mitt. He is our friend and we cannot let him destroy the village. The other men are angry and I believe they will kill him if he does not return their women."
No sooner had he finished speaking, when all of a sudden they heard a loud bang come from the heart of the jungle.
"That sounded like a trap!" Conpipes shouted as the two took off toward the origin of the sound. When they rounded the corner they couldn't believe their luck. There lie the magical bunny enclosed in a trap.
The bunny cried out, "Help me! You must let me go! If the wrong person gets ahold of my magical power, the village of White Bear is doomed."
Right then, Anne Marie and Ingy came running around the corner. "Step away from the bunny!" Ingy yelled. "We have traveled far for that bunny and it will not transform Tim back into Mit. I have left my husband Dominic for Tim. He is the love of my life and nothing will come in between us!"
"Magical bunny," Conpipes pleaded, "You must help us change Tim back into Mit! He has become mad with his power and the village is in disarray. Every woman loves Tim and all of their husbands want to kill him. You must help us."
"I will help you if you set me free" replied the bunny.
The girls tried to fight Conpipes, but he simply flexed one time and they ran away screaming. Conpipes and Rovert then freed the magical bunny. The three of them rushed back to White Bear to find that the situation was even worse. All of the men were surrounding Tim's house armed with torches and pitchforks. Tim held all the women inside and just yelled out the window "I look good!"
Quickly Conpipes broke into the house and threw all the women aside. Tim put up quite a struggle but the incredible strength of Conpipes pipes managed to pin him down. He grabbed Tim's foot and forced it upon the bunny. Instantly Tim's beauty vanished and the Mit of old returned. All of the men were happy and the women disappointed. Mit's friends were happy that he had returned to his kind self.
"We are so happy that you came back to us Mit. We didn't like Tim very much" they said. "He was too cocky and he wasn't a good friend."
"I suppose you are right" Mit said. "I was just so sick of being ugly. I wanted to find a wife.'


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I thought it would be fun to put together a little holiday gift guide of sorts to share some of the fun/cool/different things on my to-buy list. Full disclosure: A lot of this stuff is made by people I know, people I admire, people I want to support. Most of them are moms, and many are small businesses, which makes it even cooler. Will I also be going to Costco and Target and on Amazon this month? You bet. Will I be giving some people cash and gift cards and slightly lame gifts? For sure. But I am really pumped about and proud of all the things I've either already bought or plan to buy from the list below and I want to share with all of you. Here goes:
The gorgeous, ocean-inspired serving platter I'm getting my chef brother-in-law:
These handpainted original pieces are from Jessica Howard Ceramics. Jessica is a fellow cancer survivor, fellow mom, fellow Long Islander (we used to play soccer together way back in the day). All of her work is nature inspired and gorgeous. Love, love, love the colors and the simplicity and the sea creatures. Is it bad that these plates makes me crave lobster? If anyone's looking for any last-minute gift ideas for me....
The "Wow, what a great gift!" gift for yogis (and wannabes like me):
This super-cute chemical-free yoga mat is the brainchild of a former Glamour colleague Jensen Wheeler Wolfe (she used to give us yoga classes in the conference room!). She started The Little Yoga Mat a few years back and it took off. I have two of these puppies and my kids love practicing yoga with me even though the only thing I know how to do is downward dog and a pretty bad-ass headstand. I'm buying them as gifts for a bunch of people on my list this year—they're good for ages 0 to 4 and can be used for anything from tummy time and naps to hardcore toddler yoga (I don't think you're supposed to call yoga hardcore are you?)—and they clean up and travel very easily.
The wine I'll be serving at my Christmas party (and pretty much nightly at my house since, well, 'tis the season!):
Simi! Simi Winery has always made some of my favorite wines (their sonoma county chardonnay is a great value, not too oaky and totally crowd-pleasing). Back in September when Nick and I went on our little Sonoma getaway which I have yet to write about here (sorry!), we went to Simi and got to meet the winemakers, who both happen to be super cool women. I learned so much about the care and precision an art and love that goes into making these wines (and tasted some seriously good stuff). I also learned that the winery is pronounced See-Me so I'd been saying it wrong all these years. Whoops! Of course I joined the wine club so Nick and I have a few fancy bottles we'll be cracking in addition to the more moderately-priced stuff I buy and serve by the caseload.
The books I'm getting for every woman and mom on my list:
The Lost Wife by Alyson Richman (I'm halfway through this right now and am obsessed. And Alyson is another Long Islander! And she's a redhead!), Blackberry Winter by Sarah Jio (her third novel she's written in the past four years while having three little boys underfoot—impressive!), Friendkeeping: A Field Guide to the People You Love, Hate and Can't Live Without by Julie Klam (I used to edit Julie's features for Glamour and she is the funniest dream of a writer; we're reading Friendkeeping for book club this month, too!), Dinner: A Love Story by Jenny Rosenstrach (I have cooked from this book, learned from this book and used it as bedtime reading—it rocks for all). I know, admire and adore these authors and they are all kick-ass moms to boot, which makes me wonder what the hell I've been doing with my time.
The hostess gift I'm bringing to December book club:
This is Inniskillin ice wine and it's seriously yummy. And special. And fun. And it's a great conversation piece since you can tell your giftee how the grapes (from the Niagara region of Cananda) are left on the vine into the cold winter months to concentrate and intensify. And that once they hit a certain very low temp, the frozen grapes are picked and yield only a tiny amount of juice. The result is a sweet, complex wine that goes great with cheese or as a dessert all on its own. I'm not a big sweets person or a sweet wine drinker but I really do love this stuff as a special treat. I'm going to bring some to Christmas dinner, too. Cheers!
The cookies I'll be ordering for Santa because I know I won't have time to bake my own:
My friend Kristin (she was my sister, Melissa's, college roomate) is a mother of two and started making custom cookies from her house after leaving her job in fashion. Her little side biz—Sweet K—has blown up, rightfully so. She can pretty much make anything into a cookie—I've had pirates and initials and baseballs—and they're a huge hit and totally delish.
The poker table I'd buy for Nick's man cave if I had an extra $75,000 (and if Nick had a man cave…and if I ever actually used the term man cave):
Isn't this table insane? My friend and uber-talented artist/designer Axel Yberg makes these super high-end, one-of-a-kind pieces that tell incredible stories. I actually own one that he created for my LLS campaign last year inspired by my cancer journey. It's a wine rack called "In Vino Vitae" (in wine there is life). A bunch of friends chipped in and surprised me with it at the end of the campaign—I was blown away and feel so lucky to have a piece of this art in my house (and friends like that in my life). Check out Akke Functional Art to see all of Axel's collections and this video to watch him at work on the poker table aptly named "All in."
The yeah-I'm-a-cool-mom-now-get-your-ass-in-the-shower gadget for my kids:
Kohler recently sent me this Moxie Showerhead (as a writer I sometimes get samples and sometimes they're super cool). It's basically a Bluetooth-enabled speaker pod that streams music out of the shower head along with the water. It's totally awesome and the kids are going to freak out when they hear tunes pumping through the shower head. Nick and I are going to surprise them with some sudsy Christmas carols on Christmas Eve.
The look-good, feel-good, feel-even-better-about-yourself tie I'm getting my dad:
Joseph's Custom Clothiers, a local and super generous men's clothier, teamed up with me during my LLS campaign to create handmade Italian silk ties with The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society logo on the back (which I now know is called the tipping). They were a huge hit so Joseph made more and is selling them through the holidays with $50 from each tie sale going directly to LLS. There are four designs to choose from and they're all red for LLS. Classic and swanky!
The dress I'll be rockin at my Christmas party:
I bought this at a Small Business Saturday sale at Rexer-Parkes, a gorgeous family-owned women's clothing store in my hometown that I really need to start patronizing more because, well, I'm currently writing this while wearing Nick's old Patognia fleece and yoga pants that don't actually see any yoga (because as you can tell from the yoga mat entry above, I don't know how to do it). The dress, made by Mark + James (Badgley Mishka), is beaded and sparkly and fun and I feel fabulous in it which should be all that matters, right? And that it was a super good deal. Here's hoping I don't spill any of my brother-in-law's famous empanadas on it!
The designer who created my yet-to-be-sent Christmas cards:
4108 Designs is run by my college (and current!) friend Chris Copley who is also a mom of two. I spend a lot of time emailing/texting/talking to Chris this time of year (I'm a perfectionist; she puts up with me) but I'm always thrilled with the end product. Of course I haven't sent out my Christmas cards yet because I needed to hem and haw about them for at least a week before I ordered but they are coming soon and they are great. The shot to the left is not us, clearly. I promise to show you mine when it comes in!
OK, that's it for now. Take a look through this stuff and enjoy—and maybe get some ideas for the people on your list. And if you or any friends make and sell anything cool, please share. I am all about buying handmade, original stuff these days. And wine. Lots of wine.
Happy Holidays! Happy Shopping! Happy Friday!


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Sept. 30, 2012
TULSA, Okla. – Dominic Cotrone won two matches today to advance to the Qualifying Round of the ITA All-American Champions at the University of Tulsa. The Florida State men's tennis team went 3-2 today in the third and fourth rounds of the Pre-Qualifying draw. Qualifying begins tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. for the Seminoles at the Michael D. Case Tennis Center.
Cotrone, a sophomore from Bradenton, Fla., faced off against Bryan Welnetz of Penn State and won 6-1, 4-6, 6-3 in the third round. Cotrone returned right back to the courts and defeated Alez Palaez of Illinois State for a berth into the Qualifying draw. He won 5-7, 6-2, 7-6 (3). Cotrone takes on Rafael Davidian of Utah Monday at 12:30 p.m.
"I really did not play my best today but I knew I needed to find a way to win," said Cotrone. "I battled all day and came out with two victories coming behind. Coach Dwayne and I just tried to take it one point at a time and it worked out in the end. It feels good to make it through Pre-Qualifying."
Anderson Reed (Daphne, Ala.) joins Cotrone in the qualifying draw as a lucky loser after going 1-1 today. In the third round, the senior defeated Badr Cherradi (Southern Illinois) 6-2, 7-6. In the fourth round, he fell to TCU's Arnau Dachs 7-5, 6-2. Reed faces off against David O'Leary of Memphis at 5:00 p.m.
"I was proud of Dominic for qualifying after playing six sets today," said head coach Dwayne Hultquist. "He had a really tough opponent to qualify and really stepped it up to win the tiebreaker in the third set by playing aggressively at the net. Anderson had a really good win this morning and had a tough match but was fortunate to get in as a lucky loser."
Automatically selected for the Qualifying Round were seniors Jordan Kelly-Houston (Christchurch, New Zealand) and Andres Bucaro (Guatemala City, Guatemala) and sophomore Benjamin Lock (Pretoria, South Africa). Bucaro faces Shawn Bernstein of Michigan at 9:00 a.m. while Kelly-Houston takes on Vanderbilt's Ryan Lipman at 10:30 a.m. Lock takes the court at 11:30 a.m. against Matthew Kirby of Tulsa.
Singles quarterfinalists, doubles finalists and consolation champions will receive an automatic entry into the USTA/ITA National Indoor Intercollegiate Championships in November.
For information and the latest news on Florida State tennis, return to Seminoles.com. You can also follow the team at Twitter.com/FSU_MTennis.


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those photos are hilarious...where do you find such photos?ReplyDelete
das verhalten des fettes in verschiedenen posen ist ist immer interessant. es lebe die gravitation :DReplyDelete
(->the changing properties of the fat in different poses is always interesting. long live the gravity :D)
Isaac: Good old google images.ReplyDelete
This website is a goldmine. It's really great of you to spend time to share your knowledge. It is very clear and useful for anyone who draw, professionals like amateurs. As far as i'm concerned, i'm more interested by the technical posts about storyboarding, since it is more difficult to find informations on that subject than on the anatomy part, although i really like the way you connect classical anatomy lessons with animation drawings. Thank you very much !ReplyDelete
Louis: thanks! I do this just for fun, and I find storyboarding to be more "work" than fun.ReplyDelete


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I finally got a chance to set up my recently completed Underquilt.com UQ -(i see on their site the shorter version is now called The Foyle). I finished my blank a couple weeks ago with 9oz of 850 Down from Wilderness Logics. I then ran a continuous length of shock cord through all channels around the perimeter - at each corner, i placed a cordlock for easy tensioning. I sewed Grosgain loops at each corner to attach tie outs.
I couldnt convince my boyfriend to camp out for the night, but he at least agreed to humor me and we went for a day hike, lugging our gear, so I could set it up and see how it worked. I was quite pleased with how it went up and I could definately feel how cozy it made the hammock - but i'll have to wait a couple more weeks before I get to give it a full trial.


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Fr. Frank Pavone, National Director of Priests for Life, announced today that yet another priest is being added to the Pastoral Team of Priests for Life. Fr. Anthony Mastroeni, a priest of the Diocese of Paterson, NJ, will be a Pastoral Consultant, providing part-time help to the ministry of Priests for Life. He is a professor, a moral theologian, and a highly respected advocate of Church teaching and of the Culture of Life.
"I have known Fr. Mastroeni from long before I became a priest," Fr. Frank pointed out. "In fact, he was one of my professors of moral theology, and I credit him with many of the insights that have shaped my own teaching and preaching."
Priests for Life will announce more information about Fr. Mastroeni in the coming weeks. He joins the other Pastoral Consultants on the team, Msgr. Michael Mannion, and Fr. Stephen Imbarrato. Serving on the Pastoral Team full-time along with Fr. Frank are also Fr. Denis Wilde, OSA, Fr. Walter Quinn, OSA, Fr. Victor Salomon, and Fr. Scott Daniels, OP.


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Mike Shalin's Working Press: Different feeling at TD GardenBy MIKE SHALIN
October 19. 2017 11:31PM
There was a different kind of feeling at TD Garden Wednesday night.
It was not a GOOD different kind of feeling.
What was supposed to be a night the home fans welcoming their new team to the Garden floor turned into something far worse, a feeling of severe pessimism in the air.
Before the game started, Marcus Smart came out to the middle of the floor to thank the fans for coming and quickly turned the welcome over to Gordon Hayward.
Live from his hospital bed.
This was just under 24 hours from the moment the 2017-18 Celtics season came crashing to the floor in Cleveland, with Hayward's mangled left ankle a horrible sign of how things had changed.
Just like that.
Hours later, Hayward underwent surgery and the obvious hope he will be able to return — next season, according to his agent — as the same player next season.
But what about THIS season?
The Celtics entered the campaign as the clear No. 2 in the Eastern Conference. That appears to be out the window but you can be pretty sure of this: there WILL be playoffs at TD Garden.
Remember, with or without Hayward, this is a NEW team, one with only four players returning from last season, one that will rely heavily on second-year man Jaylen Brown and rookie Jayson Tatum. It's clear they're not quite ready to play together, and the NBA didn't do them any favors by sticking them with a back-to-back right out of the gate.
Just silly
Tuesday night was going to be an emotional one for the Celtics, even without what happened to Hayward less than halfway through the first quarter. We don't need to tell you why. But for a league that is trying to limit back-to-backs, having the Bucks watching the Celtics from their BOSTON hotel was ludicrous.
Obviously, Tuesday became so much more emotional as the Celtics watched Hayward go down. It had the team shaken, but the players came back and almost won the game.
Then, they had to charter home — with Hayward onboard — and open their home season Wednesday. Putting it mildly, with Kyrie Irving trying to do too much, they ran out of gas and fell to 0-2.
After the game, word came down that Hayward was in surgery. His dad, Gordon Scott Hayward, tweeted Thursday morning, "G's surgery was a big success! Thanks to Dr. McKeon & entire staff at NE Baptist Hospital who were truly amazing last night! #goCeltics."
The club released the following update:
Last night Celtics forward Gordon Hayward underwent successful bony and ligamentous stabilization surgery for the fracture dislocation of his left ankle sustained on Opening Night. The surgery was performed by Drs. Mark Slovenkai and Brian McKeon at New England Baptist Hospital, assisted by Dr. Anthony Schena, following consultations with Dr. David Porter of Methodist Sports Medicine in Indianapolis. No timetable has been set for Hayward's return, but he is expected to make a full recovery.
The Celtics have an exemption to play with to replace Hayward but you wonder if there's anyone out there worth it. For now, you will watch Irving, Al Horford and Marcus Morris (when he returns from a knee injury) leading the young guys.
I just have a feeling Irving is not going to have many 7-for-25 shooting nights like he had Wednesday the rest of the way.
Rookies meet
If you recall, the Celtics traded out of the top spot of the draft, allowing the Sixers to take Markelle Fultz with the first pick and then landing Tatum at No. 3.
Tonight, the two rookies meet for the first time as pros.
While Tatum had eight points and nine rebounds Wednesday and is averaging 11 points and 9.5 rebounds in two games, Fultz made his debut Wednesday night, coming off the bench with 10 points on 5-for-9 shooting and grabbing three rebounds in 18 minutes. He was a minus-18 in the 120-115 loss.
Speaking of debuts, how about Avery Bradley's with the Pistons: 23 minutes, 15 points on 7-for-10 from the floor as a starter in Detroit's opening win over Charlotte. He was a plus-10.
Kelly Olynyk started for the Heat in their loss at Orlando and had 10 points, five rebounds and three assists in 21 minutes and was a minus-10.
Oh, and Tyler Zeller was inactive for the Nets and Jonas Jerebko was a DNP-coach's decision for Utah.
Did we forget anyone?
A different view
Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Kahn has a reason why the President is spending so much time tweeting about the NFL players.
"This is a very personal issue with him," Kahn said after the NFL owners' meetings in New York. "He's been elected President, where maybe a great goal he had in life to own an NFL team is not very likely. So, to make it tougher, or to hurt the league, it's very calculated.
"Let's get real. The attacks on Muslims, the attacks on minorities, the attacks on Jews. I think the NFL doesn't even come close to that on the level of being offensive. Here, it's about money, or messing with — trying to soil a league or a brand that he's jealous of."
Let's not forget the current POTUS' hand in killing the USFL.
Bronx tale
What the Yankees have done this year is rather amazing considering this was supposed to be a development year, one Las Vegas thought would be .500. We all know what they've done and what they can do with a win in Houston tonight or Saturday.
But what about the Astros?
This lethal offensive group has scored nine runs in five games and batted .147 as a team, the lowest batting average by a team in a postseason series since the 1969 Twins (a team I rooted for) hit .155 against the vaunted Orioles pitching staff in losing three straight to Baltimore in 1969.
While Jose Altuve and Carlos Correa have 10 of the club's 22 hits in the series — and Altuve is in an 0-for-10 funk — Marwin Gonzalez, George Springer, Josh Reddick, Alex Bregman and Carlos Beltran are hitting a combined .101 (8-foor-79) against Yankees pitching.
The Yankee starters have pitched to a 1.28 ERA in this series.
If this series goes seven, it will mean CC Sabathia will be pitching after a Yankee loss for the 13th time this season. He is 10-0 with a 1.69 ERA in the first 12.
Here and there
Kudos to David Backes for making it back so quickly from diverticulitis. … Masahiro Tanaka is 7-1 with an 0.86 in his last eight home starts. … Remember Jenny Dell? Saw her on the Big Ten Network doing a show called "College Eats." … The Score had the Patriots No. 4 in its latest power rankings, with the words, "Only the Patriots could have Josh McCown be the sixth straight quarterback to rattle off 300 passing yards against them without getting written off as a terrible team." … Yu Darvish's bases-loaded walk in Game 3 of the NLCS at Chicago was the first by a pitcher in the postseason since 1977. … Will the Red Sox release Hanley Ramirez and eat $22 million — with the chance to save the other $22 million he would trigger with 497 plate appearances in 2018? … The Giants will wear No. 14 on their helmets to honor Yelberton Abraham (Y.A.) Tittle, who died at 90. … Finally, Aaron Rodgers' injury sent the Packers from 6-point home favorites to 5½-point underdogs against the Saints.
Mike Shalin covers Boston pro sports for the New Hampshire Union Leader and Sunday News. His email address is firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Learning Cursive tracing through proper stroke validation, both within the bounds of the letters as well as the proper direction of each stroke.
Created by a group of early writing teachers to teach kids proper letter writing skills, based on the national standard of printing (Zaner-Bloser Style) taught in schools, and enforced with proper stroke mechanics validation, directional as well as within acceptable bounds.
This app was a request from teachers who uses tracing apps in the classroom and wanted something to demonstrate the proper strokes to their whole class with large visible letters.
1) Learning the proper tracing is as easy as connecting the dots. The individual strokes for each letter is animated with numbered dots and learning to trace is as easy as connecting the dots.
2) Letter stroke guidance animation - shows the proper strokes of each letter in a slow and steady animation for the kids to follow.
3) If traced properly, the child will be reward with a dancing alphabet letter.
- Upper-case Cursive Tracing
- Strokes are validated to be in the bounds of the letter as well as the right direction.
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SOURCE: Advanced BioMedical Technologies, Inc.
May 27, 2011 09:58 ET
NEW YORK, NY and SHENZHEN, CHINA--(Marketwire - May 27, 2011) - Advanced BioMedical Technologies Inc. (OTCQB: ABMT) (PINKSHEETS: ABMT), developer and manufacturer of orthopaedic internal fixation devices, is delighted to announce that the Company has received the maximum amount of USD 244,479.25 for one grant under the U.S. Government's Qualifying Therapeutic Discovery Project, a program created as part of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010. The grant is to support the ongoing development of bio-absorbable internal fixation devices, the Company's novel treatment for orthopaedic trauma.
The Qualifying Therapeutic Discovery Project grants are provided under new section 48D of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC), enacted as part of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 (P.L. 111-148). Grants are awarded to projects that show a reasonable potential to result in new therapies to treat areas of unmet medical need or prevent, detect or treat chronic or acute diseases and conditions, reduce the long-term growth of health care costs in the United States, or significantly advance the goal of curing cancer within 30 years.
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There are plenty of rooftop lounges in the city, but it's hard to find one where you can take in the sights from a distance. When it opens June 1, Hotel Lincoln's rooftop bar and small plates restaurant (1816 N. Clark St.) will look out over Lake Michigan with an uninterrupted skyline view.
"You're not looking at another building. The rooftop has sweeping views up and down Lincoln Park," said Hotel Lincoln general manager Bob Shelley.
The yet-to-be-named lounge will have seating for 175 outdoors and 75 indoors and will feature hand-crafted cocktails and small bar bites courtesy of chef Paul Virant of neighboring restaurant Perennial Virant.
Expect fireboxes, grass, plants and a 7-foot glass wall that surrounds the perimeter of the rooftop for an unobstructed view. An express elevator will transport guests from the lobby to the lounge, which sits just atop the highest floor of the 12-story hotel.
Closer to earth, there's Elaine's Coffee Call, a coffee shop in the lobby honoring a former hotel telephone operator known for her attentiveness. When playwright David Mamet took up residence at Hotel Lincoln, Elaine would call his room every morning to ask about his beverage of choice.
The 30-seat spot is decorated in turn-of-the-century Lincoln Park style, with leather couches, hardwood floors and distressed wallpaper. (There's also a portrait of Elaine, if you were wondering.) La Colombe coffee will be served, as well as create grab-and-go sandwiches, pastries and wraps courtesy of Boka Restaurant Group, which runs Perennial Virant as well as other local restaurants such as Boka, Girl and the Goat and GT Fish & Oyster.
Elaine's Coffee Call, which opens on March 8 along with the hotel, will be open from 6:30 a.m.-2 p.m. daily. When it debuts in June, the rooftop lounge will be open from 5 p.m.-11 p.m. on weeknights and 1 p.m. on Friday and Saturdays.


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JPMorgan Chase & Co. engaged in high-risk proprietary trading under the guise of ordinary hedging, said Senate investigators, who urged U.S. regulators to strengthen the proposed ban on such trades known as the Volcker rule.
Regulators should require banks that hold federally insured deposits to explicitly link positions in derivatives to the underlying risk they are hedging, the Senate's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations recommended in a 300-page report released yesterday.
The issue of which trades are hedges and which are risky bets that could destabilize a bank is the crux of a stalemate over the Volcker rule, which was adopted as part of the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act designed to rein in systemic risks. The rule, which is in the final stage of drafting by five U.S. regulators, would restrict the kinds of trades permitted by banks holding deposits insured by taxpayers.
Banks have lobbied heavily against the Volcker rule, arguing that it will restrict market-making and other standard banking practices.
The report and its recommendations, issued jointly by the committee's Democrats and Republicans, is expected to increase pressure on regulators to tighten exemptions in the draft Volcker rule. The Volcker rule was one of the most controversial provisions of the Dodd-Frank Act, generating more than 18,000 comment letters from the industry.
Bank officials and regulators are scheduled to be questioned on the report's findings in a hearing today.
'Increased Risk'
"JPMorgan's chief investment office increased risk by mislabeling the synthetic portfolio as a risk-reducing hedge when it was really involved in proprietary trading," said Senator John McCain of Arizona, the panel's top Republican.
Subcommittee Chairman Carl Levin, a Democrat from Michigan who sponsored the Volcker rule, said regulators should close a loophole in an early draft of the rule that would permit broad "portfolio" hedges.
"We're going to continue to work very hard for a final rule that does not allow the kind of manipulation, the kind of concoctions that were created here by the bank to be accepted in the name of hedging," Levin said in a news conference.
The subcommittee released the panel's findings after a nine-month probe into JPMorgan's record trading losses that came to light when Bloomberg News first reported them on April 5. The flawed bet on credit derivatives by a trader in London eventually cost the company more than $6.2 billion and stained Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon's 31-year Wall Street career. The trader was dubbed the "London Whale" because the derivatives positions were so large they moved credit markets.
'Significant Mistakes'
"While we have repeatedly acknowledged significant mistakes, our senior management acted in good faith and never had any intent to mislead anyone," Mark Kornblau, a spokesman for JPMorgan, said in an e-mail.
Levin and Senator Jeff Merkley, a Democrat from Oregon, sponsored the measure that eventually became known as the Volcker rule in honor of its original proponent, former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker, and was included in the Dodd- Frank Act. The law bars federally insured banks from proprietary trading, or trading for their own account, while allowing regulators to make exemptions for market-making and hedging.
The subcommittee found that officials at the bank's main regulator, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, expressed skepticism that the trades were a hedge. In a May 2012 internal e-mail, an OCC examiner referred to synthetic credit portfolio as a "make believe voodoo magic 'composite hedge'."
OCC 'Misinformed'
Bryan Hubbard, a spokesman for the OCC, said the agency continues to investigate the matter. As a result of the report's findings on regulators' shortcomings, the OCC has taken steps to improve its supervision, he said.
"We are very disappointed that the bank misinformed the OCC which hampered our supervisory efforts," Hubbard said in an e-mailed statement. "We will take additional action as appropriate."
The subcommittee said the investigation uncovered evidence that bank officials portrayed the losing trades as a hedge when internal communications suggested otherwise.
For instance, in an April 13, 2012, earnings call, former Chief Financial Officer Douglas Braunstein called the positions "consistent" with the Volcker rule. However, two months earlier, the bank made the opposite assessment, the report said.
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LONDON, Dec. 3 (UPI) -- Britain's Prince William and his wife, Kate, are expecting their first child, St. James Palace announced Monday.
The couple married in April 2011 and have been watched closely since for any sign of producing a new heir to the throne.
"Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are very pleased to announce that the Duchess of Cambridge is expecting a baby," the palace said in a statement. "The Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Prince of Wales, the Duchess of Cornwall and Prince Harry and members of both families are delighted with the news."
ABC News said the duchess was admitted to London's King Edward VII Hospital to be treated for hyperemesis gravidarum, an acute morning sickness requiring supplementary hydration and nutrients.
"As the pregnancy is in its very early stages, Her Royal Highness is expected to stay in hospital for several days and will require a period of rest thereafter," the palace statement said.
When the baby is due and what its gender is were not reported.
White House press secretary Jay Carney wished the couple well during a media briefing Monday.
"[On] behalf of everyone here in the White House, beginning with the president and the first lady, we extend our congratulations to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on the welcome news this morning out of London, that they are expecting their first child," Carney said.
Asked if the president and first lady have any advice for them as parents, Carney replied, "I haven't had that conversation with them, but I know they both feel that having a child is one of the most wonderful parts of their lives, so I'm sure that will be the same for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge."


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KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — A suicide attacker rammed a car bomb into a NATO convoy in the Afghan capital and killed two foreign civilian contractors, authorities said Monday, while a coalition soldier was killed in a separate attack in eastern Afghanistan.
The Islamic militant group Hizb-i-Islami claimed responsibility for the attack in eastern Kabul, saying it would drive all foreign forces from Afghanistan.
Taliban insurgents and other militants like Hizb-i-Islami have stepped up attacks in the final year of the international coalition's 13-year combat mission in Afghanistan, seeking to shake confidence in the Kabul government's ability to keep order after they assumed full security responsibility last year.
Police spokesman Hashmat Stanikzai said the attacker struck the convoy near the capital's Pul-i-Charkhi prison. He said at least seven Afghan civilians were wounded, including a child.
Police and ambulances rushed to the scene. Only the charred wheels and axels remained of the attacker's car. Two civilian vehicles lay overturned and nearby shop windows were shattered from the force of the explosion.
A local shopkeeper named Jameel, who uses only one name as is common practice among Afghan men, said he saw two NATO vehicles leaving the prison and a car slamming into the second one. He said he saw at least two wounded foreigners but he could not tell the extent of their injuries before they were evacuated.
A Hizb-i-Islami spokesman, Haroon Zarghon, said one of group's fighters carried out the attack using a Toyota Corolla. He said the attacker was targeting "foreign occupiers" and vowed to strike again.
Hizb-i-Islami is a radical group with thousands of fighters and followers across the country's north and east. It was founded by former warlord Gulbuddin Hekmatyar — a former Afghan prime minister and one-time U.S. ally who is now listed as a terrorist by Washington.
The NATO-led coalition said later Monday that a service member had died in eastern Afghanistan in a separate attack following a "direct fire attack by enemy forces."
The coalition did not provide further details or the service member's nationality.
The attacks on Monday come amid fears of an upsurge in violence ahead of Afghanistan's April 5 election — which the Taliban have vowed to disrupt.
Security is a major concern in the election, and the vote is considered a key test of Afghanistan's fragile democracy and the ability of its 350,000-strong, Western-trained security forces to counter violence.
Interior Ministry spokesman Sediq Sediqi said Monday that Afghan forces will be able to protect 94 percent of the planned polling places in the election. He said police and the military have been working closely with the country's election commission and have determined that 420 of the 7,168 planned voting centers will be too difficult to secure.
The Independent Election Commission officials have said that any polling place that cannot be secured will be closed.
Also Monday, the coalition said one of its service members died in the country's east of a non-battle-related injury. It gave no other details.
Associated Press writers Amir Shah, Kay Johnson and Cassandra Vinograd contributed from Kabul.


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Well, it looks like I did it. I have gotten enough interest to restart a RoboCup team at The Johns Hopkins University.
We will be doing the mid-sized league. At the meeting last night, there were around thirty students who showed up. I tried to emphasize that it would have to be a decent time commitment, but most of all it requires a lot of self-motivation to set aside time to come into the lab yourself and work on stuff. At the end of the night, I ended up with twelve undergraduate students and two graduate students who decided they wanted to commit themselves to the team. They seem to mostly be CS people but there were also a few MechEs and ECEs, all of which I find necessary to compete in this league.
The next step for me is to secure funding for the team. We will certainly need it for parts for the robots, travel, entrance fees, and shipping the robots. (Any suggestions?) Supposedly we already have some old equipment and even a large lab space left over from the last time JHU entered. I wonder what condition everything is in... My expectations are not high, but it would be nice to have something that was at least working, no matter how slow or outdated it is.
Also, now I get to figure out how to balance a full-time job, take a class or two for part-time grad school, and do this. Advising a dozen undergraduates by myself and probably doing a large portion of the coding for the team is going to be interesting...


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Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli revealed today that forward Nathan Horton has been cleared for contact.
Horton missed most of the second half of last season with a concussion after a hit from Philadelphia's Tom Sestito Jan. 22.
"I haven't talked to our training staff lately, but Nathan Horton has been cleared for contact and by all accounts from our medical staff will be ready to play when it comes time to play," Chiarelli said during a press conference for head coach Claude Julien's contract extension. "Adam McQuaid has been completely cleared. [Tyler] Seguin is on his road to recovery in the original time frame and it may be sooner than that."
McQuaid is also returning from a concussion. Seguin is recovering from finger surgery.


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