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Every Single Word (Spoken by a Person of Color) is a Tumblr blog and YouTube channel that features videos on all the lines spoken by people of color (POC) in both contemporary and classic films. Created by Dylan Marron, the videos are an attempt to highlight the lack of casting and involvement of POC in Hollywood produced films, in addition to highlighting his own experiences in attempting to be cast in films as a Venezuelan American.

The reasons for such low amounts of casting of POC in films is stated by Marron to be about fear, because the "people who finance the movies are not going to want to throw millions behind a movie of a non-famous person of color". In addition, default casting for films, even for works or scripts with no specified races for the characters, is to choose white actors. The novel The Fault in Our Stars by John Green is noted by Marron as a work with no races given for the characters and one that has had worldwide success in its book form, but the main cast for the film were chosen by the producing studio to be entirely white. Manohla Dargis, writing for The New York Times, noted that Marron's videos show that even when POC are cast in films, they are often cast in stereotypical roles that function as tokenism for the casting quota. The Boston Globe compared Marron's videos with other statistics presented in the "2015 Hollywood Diversity Report", which showed that scriptwriters and directors are also rarely POC, along with lead roles in films.

Several celebrities have praised and shared the blog with their fans, including Aziz Ansari, Junot Diaz, Kerry Washington, and Chirlane McCray. The blog was named by Tumblr as the most viral blog of 2015.

History
Marron began producing the video cuts in June 2015 and the popularity of the blog began to increase soon after beginning the project. The idea for the blog came after Marron started a play titled "Every Single Word" for his theater group, called the New York Neo Futurists, which involved a large number of short play pieces by different members. Marron's act consisted of him saying every line by Anjelah Johnson-Reyes in Enough Said. In 2014, while re-watching the film, he realized that the writer was unable to view POC as separate from service jobs and caused him to form his act for the group. This act eventually led to his investigation of other films and the creation of his video cut blog.

The coverage of POC representation in the Harry Potter series by Marron resulted in some controversy. Some fans were upset that the videos pointed out the low representation, "5 minutes and 40 seconds long – out of 1,207 total minutes of run-time" and the whitewashing of the character Lavender Brown from the black actresses that had played her in the first five movies to the "blond woman" from the sixth movie on, when the character has a heavier involvement and lines in the plot. After doing videos on a number of popular movies and series, Marron decided to do a series of videos on every Academy Award for Best Picture winner since the first award in 1929, in chronological order so that any differences in POC casting can be seen in relation to historical time period. Marron also created a series of videos looking at all the films directed by Nancy Meyers, six films in total. He found that POC representation across all of the films made up only 0.7% of run-time and that most of the characters were not named and were presented as working service jobs.

A "Every Single Word: The Oscars" live event was conducted by Marron on February 28, 2016 in New York City, where the words spoken by people of color during the Oscars was live cut during viewing.

Media featured
* The films and television shows below are presented in chronological order except for those released in the same year, which are presented alphabetically:

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Television shows

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Further reading

External links
 Every Single Word on Tumblr
 Every Single Word on YouTube

Cinema of the United States
Internet properties established in 2014
YouTube channels


Here is a video on how to install a threadless stem adaptor.
I have been playing with the idea of getting my old Trek 1000 fitted for me. My Jamis Comet has been pretty comfortable to ride for long distances. But I know my weight is not distributed properly on my Trek 1000.
But the Trek is an older bike (1990 model year) and has a quill stem. But it's a solid bike with an aluminum frame. Yeah, it only has a 7 cog freewheel, and the shifters are on the downtube. But that is fine. I I can get it fitted, I will still be fine to ride, as opposed to spending $1000 on a new bike. Actually, I might be able to find one on sale for $600. But still.
Anyway, I decided to order a threadless stem adapter. I got it for about $15 including shipping. It's made by Profile Design.
It seats down into the threaded steerer tube like the quill stem. But the top is like a threadless steerer tube. This way I will be able to use a wide variety of stems. Once I get the threadless stem adapter, and get it installed, I will check into getting a fitting. I will check out a couple different places than where I got my previous fitting.
Installation will be a pain. I will have to remove the handlebar tape to remove the old quill stem. Or I could just cut it off. But I'd to destroy it, in case I want to keep it. But I can always buy some new fancy handlebar tape with a funky design. It will be fun.


Can you believe I have only had French Silk Pie once before making this?!
I know. Disgraceful on so many levels.
But I have remedied that with this So Easy French Silk Pie recipe. Y'all don't even know how simple this is. It practically makes itself!
And because I still have some in the fridge, I'm going to keep this short & oh-so sweet.
So this recipe is very adaptable to your different preferences and tastes – one of the reasons why I love it so much. For one, this recipe uses a pre-baked pastry pie crust for that flaky texture and buttery flavor. However, you can totally substitute with a premade graham cracker or Oreo cookie crust to keep it entirely no-bake. In the summertime when it's scorching outside, you bet your booty I'm making this in a graham crust!
Second – this recipe uses a combination of German chocolate and unsweetened chocolate. I like that mixture because the German chocolate is extra sweet and the unsweetened chocolate really ramps up that cocoa flavor. Combined, it's just the right amount of sweetness. If you'd like, substitute it with all bittersweet chocolate, all semi-sweet chocolate, or all unsweetened chocolate. I don't suggest using all German chocolate because I think it'd be too sweet, especially since you add in powdered sugar to the chocolate mixture.
Traditional French Silk Pie has eggs in it, but I was lazy and used cream cheese. This totally replaces that same texture without the fear of eating raw eggs. Score!!
And lastly, please y'all – splurge for real whipped cream. I love Cool Whip, but this tastes so much better with real deal, freshly whipped cream. #Trust. You make up your whipped cream and divide it into two – 3 cups of it goes into the pie filling with the chocolate and cream cheese, and 2 cups of it goes into the whipped cream topping, because duh.
To finish it off and make it look extra divine, I shaved some chocolate onto the top. Likewise, you could always sprinkle it with miniature chocolate chips or dust it lightly with cocoa powder – either one would be super pretty!
Now, if you'll excuse me, I have a pie to stick my face into!
This French Silk Pie couldn't be easier! It has a no-bake option, isn't made with eggs like the traditional recipe, and comes together quickly. A must-make for sure!
First, make your whipped cream. In a large bowl, whip the heavy cream and sugar together on HIGH speed for about 5-7 minutes or until stiff peaks form. You should have roughly 5 cups of whipped cream. Divide 2 cups into a pastry bag fixed with a large open star tip or set aside to spread onto the final pie. Set aside.
Spread the chocolate silk filling into the pie crust evenly and carefully. Pipe or spread the remaining whipped cream onto the pie's surface and garnish with chocolate curls or shavings. Refrigerate for at least 3 hours before serving.
Creamy, chocolaty, rich and light, this French Silk Pie is my new favorite – and will be yours, too!
Oh my! I think I would prefer the cream cheese to the eggs ANY day. I prefer whipped cream over cool whip too. Whipped cream all the way. SO I'm going to have to feed this to my son. What 21-year-old guy doesn't love chocolate cream pie?! Another amazing looking dessert Hayley!
Um yeah like we discussed at lunch the other day there really is nothing like real whipped cream. And yours looks perfectly pipped on! Don't kill me but I have never had french silk pie need to get on it!!!
Giiiirl, you would die for this pie!
This makes me so excited!!! I follow your blog daily and I couldn't love it more! So happy to see you're publishing a book. It will be beautiful! Can't wait!
Oh, thank you so much, Tonny! You're the sweetest! xoxo!
the texture of this pie is FLAWLESS!
Made your version of French Silk for Thanksgiving. What a great raw egg alternative. It was delicious. Thanks for the recipe!!!
This was easy, and amazing. Happy Pi Day to me. French Silk is one of my favorites, and although this did taste slightly different with the cream cheese "tang" to it, the texture was spot on.
Hi, I was looking for a fudge recipe on the internet and found this one. Thanks for giving your version of French Silk Pie recipe. I loved the cream cheese instead of eggs. What a great alternative :-). Keep posting great recipes and ideas. BTW, I have bookmarked your site.
I LOVE this pie! It's so easy, exquisitely rich and chocolaty! It was a huge hit at our Thanksgiving gathering. Thank you for sharing!
These pics are really mouth-watering…I'm a fan of pies but the thing is that I'm an amateur cook, but this recipe really looks like I can try my hands in cooking pies at home. Thank you.
Wow what an amazing cake, it looks super delicious!
Looks super yummy! I can't wait to try it!
+I have not yet made your recipe but I will in the very near future. I am so glad you are using cream cheese in place of raw eggs. and REAL cream. If persons read the label on the ingredients in cool whip no one would eat it.. Sure it is handy to use but that's about it.. I stopped using cool whip years ago.
Hi I was just curious if you have ever made this with any of the granulated sugars and/or powdered sugar replacements? Everyone loves this pie and I have been asked to attempt making it sugar free for some family members whose diets/health do not allow sugar. Thanks in advance!
Hi Jennie, I have not tried that personally, but I would choose a sugar substitute that's closest to real sugar – maybe monk fruit sugar?
Hayley, thank you so much for this wonderful recipe. I cannot eat raw eggs. My immune system could possibly revolt causing me to get food poisoning. I was so bummed about this until I came across your recipe. Thank you for "being lazy"! This will be the 3rd time I'm making this heavenly chocolate silk pie. I say whoever balks at the use of cream cheese can go…………. Thanks to you, I can present this beautiful and absolutely yummy French Silk Pie to my family and friends this Thanksgiving. It watms my heart to see their smiles when they take their first bite. Chocolate, real whipped cream – heaven!
Julia, I am so happy you found this recipe! The idea of eating raw eggs is just kind of weird to me, so I'm glad I could help you out in indulging in a delicious pie safely! Happy Thanksgiving!
Can't wait to try this. Can u put vanilla in the whipping cream?
Hi Sheryl, absolutely – that'd be delicious! I'd start with 1/2 teaspoon of vanilla extract.


I'm writing my blog from somewhere in China. Notice I'm saying somewhere because in 8 days I'm on 5 airplanes, a 5 hr car ride and a ferry. I'm doing a 3 hr seminar at 7 locations for the US Soybean Export Council, a division of the US Soybean Board. The intent of this series of meetings in to help Chinese producers better understand the US pork production system they are trying to implement in China. My charge – explain why we have implemented wean-finish so widely in our industry and what type of feeders and drinkers we use to make this so successful.
I was in China in 1997 and 2003 for the Soybean Export Council and the changes evident on this trip are remarkable. While it's one thing to read about the pace of modernization in China, it's another to actually witness it over 17 years. While smog is still a major problem in the urban areas, the streets are much cleaner and everyone carries a cell phone.
At the locations I've been to, youth dominate the industry. They sit in meetings aggressively taking notes and asking questions. They record answers on I-Pads and send email and text messages to everyone with their latest thoughts and findings.
Yesterday I visited a joint venture breeding stock farm whose US partner is Waldo Durocs. Their facilities use the latest US technologies (tunnel ventilation, evaporative pads, etc) and US producers would be at home in these facilities. After a trip to the US a couple of years ago, the Chinese partner began composting dead pigs and now bags this compost and sells it area farmers. This site is located in a mountainous region so they use the liquid manure to fertilize trees on the mountain sides, with land owners sharing the cost of manure application.
A big change is the government pressure to reduce pollution. They have been very interested in how US producers value manure for crop production as they try and capture value from what was once a 'waste' product of production and a major pollutant of rural water sources.
In southeastern China, US corn is cheaper than Chinese corn from the north of China and in conversations with industry leaders, they fully expect to maintain their current level of production with future animal ag growth being other species (poultry and dairy). All of these animal industries will eat feed grains from the US and South America versus China grown grains due to internal transportation issues.


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It boasts an inviting, counter-current swimming pool, which is heated all round round (to 28°C) and a Jacuzzi (heated to 36°C). This relaxation area opens onto a large games room with table football, billiards and a Hi-Fi. Upstairs, on the ground floor, there is a fully-equipped kitchen with marble worktop, a spacious living area and a bedroom. The first floor includes four bedrooms, three of which are equipped with a terrace. The delightful mezzanine is a wonderful spot to relax or to play the piano whilst admiring the sea view.
The holiday home is ideally located for guests wishing to visit the Pays de Lorient. You may wish to discover the Pointe du Raz (90km away) or one of the most beautiful villages in France, Locronan (60km). Alternatively, venture to Concarneau, which is 30km away, and discover the bustling harbour and Old Town.
Please note, upon request the single beds in bedroom 4 and 5 can be made into doubles.
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Transpersonal Weekends
Welcome to Archive Publishing.
The first new title of 2021
New titles that we were working on had to be put on hold through last year, but thanks to our local Post Office remaining open throughout the restrictions we have continued to fulfill your orders for all other titles. We are grateful to everyone who has continued to buy direct from us or through their local bookshop, we hope you will continue to support us in this way… and here is the first of the new titles… the others will appear as soon as is practical during the year.
NEW TITLE:
"This is such a ground breaking book, in an area shrouded in secrecy, which the author is bringing to the reader in a sensitive and straightforward manner, at a crucial time in the development of our understanding of trauma and society." Sarajane Aris, AFBPS, CPsychol, FRSA
"It is a rare and surprising event when an Englishman writes a book on circumcision. Ian Thorp's book covers both contemporary aspects of male and female circumcision, including anatomical detail. He opens by considering the human right to genital autonomy and cites the 2012 Helsinki Declaration of the Right to Genital Autonomy. Trained in psychotherapy he has a real insight into the psychological implications of genital cutting. Some will be surprised to learn of the negative psychological effects on the child of such a 'trivial' act." Lindsay Watson, author of Unspeakable Mutilations: Circumcised Men Speak Out and That Rather Barbaric Rite: Circumcision in Aotearoa-New Zealand and Polynesia.
"This is a courageous study that lifts the lid on a taboo topic, covering as it does both male and female circumcision. Readers become aware of the immense cultural component built on a factually flimsy foundation and the role of unquestioning acceptance of tradition in perpetuating barbaric practices, especially in relation to young girls."
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Her Blood is Gold: Awakening to the Wisdom of Menstruation
The Dream of the Cosmos: A Quest for the Soul
Release into the Light: a Continuation of Life and the Soul's Journey
Journey in Depth: A Transpersonal Perspective
Fires of Alchemy: A Transpersonal Viewpoint
Symptom as Symbol: A Transpersonal Language
Raincloud of Knowable Things: A Practical Guide to Transpersonal Psychology
Touching Clay, Touching What?: The Use of Clay in Therapy
The Birds Who Flew Beyond Time
Seeking Shelter, Seeking Safety: Clay Therapy with Families and Groups
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Wendy Sheehan Donnell TiVo Stream If you have a Premiere DVR, TiVo Stream lets you download and stream video to your Apple mobile devices, but a high price, the need for extra hardware, and some copy-protection limitations keep it from being a must-have.
TiVo Stream
By Wendy Sheehan Donnell
September 7, 2012 8:00AM EST
Lets you stream and download programming from your TiVo Premiere DVR to an iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch. Good streaming video quality. Supports up to three simultaneous streams from a single DVR.
Expensive, considering some cable companies offer similar features in free apps that don't require extra hardware. Requires a wired connection to router. A great deal of content we tried to download was copy protected.
If you have a Premiere DVR, TiVo Stream lets you download and stream video to your Apple mobile devices, but a high price, the need for extra hardware, and some copy-protection limitations keep it from being a must-have.
If you're a middle-aged television junkie like me, you likely devote much of your free time to whittling away at the endless list of recorded shows on your DVR. If that DVR happens to be a TiVo Premiere, you might have some extra help. TiVo Stream ($129.99 direct) is a box that connects to your Wi-Fi router and works with an app to stream live and recorded content from your DVR to your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch, so you can watch it anywhere in the house. The neatest part: You can also download programs to your iDevice to watch when you're away from home—provided they aren't copy protected. Unfortunately, many of the shows I tried to take on my morning commute were. If you have a Premiere DVR and Apple mobile devices, the Stream is a fine addition to the TiVo ecosystem, but the cost coupled with the copy-protection limitations hold it back. Especially when you consider the many ways you can get video content onto your mobile devices these days.
Design and Setup
The TiVo Stream is compatible with the TiVo Premiere, Premiere XL, Premiere 4, and the TiVo Premiere Elite , which is now the Premiere XL4. If you have an older non-Premiere-branded DVR, you're out of luck. The free TiVo app works with any iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch running iOS 5 or later. (According to TiVo, there's also an Android app in the works, but release timing isn't yet available.) I tested with two networked TiVo Premiere DVRs and a third-generation Apple iPad running iOS 5.1.1.
Resembling an Apple TV or a Roku box , the TiVo Stream is a 1-by-4-by-4-inch (HWD), 4.8-ounce black plastic square. Four blue rubber feet match a blue stripe around the top panel, which frames the familiar TiVo logo in its center. Around back, ports are sparse: There's a connector for the included AC adapter (which is about half the size of the box itself), and an Ethernet port. A white indicator light on the left tells you the TiVo Stream is connected and ready, and the Ethernet port is flanked by two network activity lights. Also in the box: an Installation and Setup Guide and an Ethernet cable.
About that cable: The Stream requires a wired connection to the same router to which your TiVo DVR is connected (not the DVR itself). So that's either Ethernet (the easier solution, provided you have a free router port), or via MoCA adapter, which TiVo sells for $50 apiece. There's no Wi-Fi; but given that the box supports multiple simultaneous video streams, that probably wouldn't work well anyway.
Setup was easy enough. After connecting the TiVo Stream via Ethernet to my Apple Airport Extreme router, I waited for the indicator light on the back of the Stream to turn solid white. (The DVR, the TiVo Stream, and the iDevice must all be on the same Wi-Fi network.) Then I fired up the TiVo app on my iPad, went to the Settings section, followed the instructions, which entailed entering a number from the bottom of the box, and I was up and running.
The TiVo App and Video Performance
The well-designed TiVo iPad app lets you control your DVR and access your recorded shows. And with a Stream installed on your network, the Watch Now button offers up the new "Watch on iPad" option. Pressing it from the Guide page starts a live recording on your DVR, and after a short buffering period, video will fill your iPad's 9.7-inch screen. What's being watched on the actual TV won't be affected, unless, of course, you're out of free tuners for recording, in which case, you'll need to free one up. You can also stream from your DVR's hard drive of recorded shows.
In my tests, video looked very good. There were times I'd see blocky images or artifacts, but I would attribute that to network bandwidth issues rather than the Stream itself. Like with most things, less network traffic means better quality. According to TiVo, the Stream supports up to three simultaneous streams on a single DVR, and up to four with two networked DVRs. I was working with a pre-release version of the TiVo iPad app, so I was unable to test concurrent streaming on my iPhone. Worth noting: A couple of times during the test period, the app would indicate that the Stream wasn't found on the network, but unplugging and replugging the Ethernet cable resolved the problem.
What separates the TiVo Stream from free cable company apps that stream content to mobile devices—like Time Warner's TWC TV—is the ability to copy programming to your phone or tablet to watch it on the go. But that feature isn't all it's cracked up to be. The problem is that much of the content I tried to download on to my iPad was protected, and unable to be copied. As a Time Warner cable customer, anything I tried from Comedy Central, Food Network, or Bravo was off-limits. And pay channels like HBO and Showtime are no-gos. Granted, it's the networks and content owners installing the copy-prevention technology, not TiVo, but that doesn't change the fact that this feature—arguably the most compelling aspect of the product—is largely unusable for me.
Copy protected content will likely vary depending on your cable provider, but in my case, downloadable content is limited to some, but not all, of the programming on broadcast network channels. I tried saving an episode of Rick Steves' Europe from PBS, and it was protected. I downloaded episodes of Jeopardy! from ABC and a local newscast from NY1, and was able to watch them on my iPad on the subway. Conveniently, when you're downloading shows, you have the option to adjust the video quality, which reduces the file size to save storage space on your mobile device.
If you're a Premiere DVR user with an iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch, the TiVo Stream is worth considering if you want to watch your backlog of Breaking Bad episodes on, say, the back porch, or in the, ahem, bathroom. But to be truly compelling to a larger subset of that already-limited population, the Stream should offer something more, like Slingbox-like functionality, so you could access your DVR and watch over the Web. Or it should be a free app that doesn't require a $130 piece of hardware—especially when the killer download feature is crippled by copy-protection controls.
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Bottom Line: If you have a Premiere DVR, TiVo Stream lets you download and stream video to your Apple mobile devices, but a high price, the need for extra hardware, and some copy-protection limitations keep it from being a must-have.
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D.I.Y or DIE! Handmade Zines, Record Covers, and Posters from Punk to Reggae
Exhibit List
Thursday, Jul 17, 2014 - Sunday, Aug 10, 2014
Milk Gallery
Also featured in the exhibition are original paste-ups of punk fanzines from the collections of John Ingham, Geoffrey Weiss, and Bruce Griffiths and a selection of hand-printed Australian, British, and American punk rock posters all spanning the years 1976 to 1983. We are showing original stencils from the Crass archive. These stencils are the ground zero of recent urban wall art. They were hand cut and utilized to full effect for the détournement of advertising billboards on the London Underground. They were also the origin for the backs of tens of thousands of punker leather motorcycle jackets.
Exhibit curator Johan Kugelberg says:
These materials on display highlight the genius of the self-starter impulse. Back in the day before these choices had become aestheticized, lots of striking visual solutions and epiphanies took place. I think people who see these items will feel pretty damn inspired to DIY themselves. Hopefully not to death.
BOO-HOORAY exhibits both at home in New York City as well as internationally. We also stage collaborative exhibitions with the Hayward Gallery and Rough Trade in London, Tsutaya Daikanyama, Hysteric Glamour, and United Arrows in Tokyo, Galleri Operatingplace in Stockholm, Colette in Paris, PopMontreal in Montreal, Mishka Los Angeles, Printed Matter at both MOCA/LA and PS1/NYC, and Gavin Brown's Enterprise, the New York Public Library, the Grolier Club, and Milk Gallery in New York.
Boo-Hooray exhibitions have included shows featuring Larry Clark, The Velvet Underground, Ray Johnson, Afrika Bambaataa, Jonas Mekas, Ed Sanders, Linder Sterling and Jon Savage, Spencer Sweeney, Houston Rap, private press vinyl, Wallace Berman, anarcho-punk group Crass, Jason Polan, Jack Smith, cult-filmmaker Ed Wood, and Situationist Times editor Jacqueline de Jong.
The exhibitions are drawn from cultural archives that Boo-Hooray excavates, organizes, and places in institutions such as Columbia University's Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Cornell University's Division of Rare Manuscript Collections, Yale University's Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, and the University of Oxford's Bodleian Library.


Precious metals buying is one of the easiest to understand of all investments, but don't mistake that for a lack of options. There are plenty of ways that one can invest in precious metals and precious metals buying requires that one has a solid knowledge of these options and of the markets that dictate the value of the metals being purchased. Some precious metals are more financial than industrial and others are just the opposite. Understanding why they're good investments and how to invest in them is the first step in precious metals buying.
Precious metals have been very much in demand in recent years. Part of this is because the metals are used as safe haven investments when investors are worried about the declining value of currency and other types of investment. The value of precious metals tends to go up when the value of currency goes down, in fact. This makes many investors interested in moving into the precious metals markets when they're worried about the value of their other assets.
Even though demand may go up, the supply of precious metals tends to remain relatively stable. There is only so much precious metal in the earth and extracting it is a very involved process. In addition to this, it's impossible to produce more precious metals—unless one happens to be able to access the power to cause a supernova—so precious metals supplies can be counted on to remain stable, as opposed to the supplies of other commodities. Wheat, for instance, can decline in value precipitously if there happens to be a bumper crop, but precious metals do not have this hazard inherent in them.
Precious metals tend to retain their price over time and, in fact, they tend to increase over time. This makes them attractive for people who are looking for a long-term investment option. Precious metals are believed to be in a position to go up even more in price in coming months, according to some experts, and current reductions in prices mean that many investors will be looking to get their money into precious metals now, before those prices go up again.
Platinum, palladium and silver are positioned to go up in value very significantly in the future, as well. While gold is traditionally a safe haven, these other three precious metals are safe havens but are also vital when manufacturing picks up. If manufacturing should pick up to very high levels again, these metals will still be in great demand and some experts feel that they are currently undervalued.
Precious metals buying is one of the few investments that offers a huge range of options for ownership. ETFs are the paper versions, and they can be traded very quickly and easily on the markets. Most investors do want to own at least some of their metal in its physical form, however, and there are plenty of options in that regard, as well.
Coinage comes in new and antique varieties. The former is easier to work with in terms of determining the price, as the price will be exactly the same as the value of the gold or other metal contained in the coin. Antique coins have numismatic value in addition to their bullion value, which sometimes increases the value of the coin considerably. Bullion is the easiest form of precious metal to work with, as it is simply worth the value of the mass multiplied by the market price. All of these different options are workable for any investor interested in getting in on these market opportunities.


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public:
	virtual void onGuMeshFactoryBufferRelease(PxConvexMesh& data) = 0;
	virtual void onGuMeshFactoryBufferRelease(PxHeightField& data) = 0;
	virtual void onGuMeshFactoryBufferRelease(PxTriangleMesh& data) = 0;
};

class PX_PHYSX_COMMON_API GuMeshFactory : public Ps::UserAllocated, public Ps::NoCopy
{
public:
									GuMeshFactory()	:
										mTriangleMeshArray	(PX_DEBUG_EXP("meshFactoryTriMesh")),
										mConvexMeshArray	(PX_DEBUG_EXP("meshFactoryConvexMesh")),
										mHeightFieldArray	(PX_DEBUG_EXP("meshFactoryHeightField"))
									{}
protected:
	virtual							~GuMeshFactory();

public:
	void							release();

	// Triangle mehes
	void							addTriangleMesh(Gu::TriangleMesh* np);
	PxTriangleMesh*					createTriangleMesh(PxInputStream&);
	bool							removeTriangleMesh(PxTriangleMesh&);
	PxU32							getNbTriangleMeshes()	const;
	PxU32							getTriangleMeshes(PxTriangleMesh** userBuffer, PxU32 bufferSize, PxU32 startIndex)	const;

	// Convexes
	void							addConvexMesh(Gu::ConvexMesh* np);
	PxConvexMesh*					createConvexMesh(PxInputStream&);
	bool							removeConvexMesh(PxConvexMesh&);
	PxU32							getNbConvexMeshes() const;
	PxU32							getConvexMeshes(PxConvexMesh** userBuffer, PxU32 bufferSize, PxU32 startIndex)	const;

	// Heightfields
	void							addHeightField(Gu::HeightField* np);
	PxHeightField*					createHeightField(const PxHeightFieldDesc&);
	bool							removeHeightField(PxHeightField&);
	PxU32							getNbHeightFields()	const;
	PxU32							getHeightFields(PxHeightField** userBuffer, PxU32 bufferSize, PxU32 startIndex)	const;

	void							addFactoryListener( GuMeshFactoryListener& listener );
	void							removeFactoryListener( GuMeshFactoryListener& listener );

protected:
#if PX_SUPPORT_GPU_PHYSX
	virtual void					notifyReleaseTriangleMesh(const PxTriangleMesh&) {}
	virtual void					notifyReleaseHeightField(const PxHeightField&) {}
	virtual void					notifyReleaseConvexMesh(const PxConvexMesh&) {}
#endif

private:
	Ps::Mutex						mTriangleMeshMutex;
	Ps::Array<Gu::TriangleMesh*>	mTriangleMeshArray;

	Ps::Mutex						mConvexMeshMutex;
	Ps::Array<Gu::ConvexMesh*>		mConvexMeshArray;

	Ps::Mutex						mHeightFieldMutex;
	Ps::Array<Gu::HeightField*>		mHeightFieldArray;

	Ps::Array<GuMeshFactoryListener*>			mFactoryListeners;
};

}

#endif


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WG-FSA-98
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Informe de la campaña de investigación biológico-pesquera de palangre de fondo en aguas del Atlántico sur-oriental y en los sectores Atlántico e índico de la CCRVMA (Subárea 48.6 y División 58.4.4)
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WG-FSA-98/48
L.J. López Abellán y J.F. González Jiménez
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A bottom-longline research cruise was carried out between 22 of October and 1 of December 1997. During this experience several submarine mountains were surveyed south to Africa close to the Antarctic Convergence (Meteor) and in the CCAMLR region (Shona, Spiess, western slope of the Bouvet Island, Ob and Lena). The general objective of the cruise was to study the fish populations inhabiting these submarine mountains and more especifically those of the toothfish (Dissostichus eleginoides). The specific objectives established according to this were to analyze the species structure variations in a north-south and west-east gradient and to determine the geographical and bathymetrical distribution of the species within the study area. Furthermore, it was planned the obtention of data to study different aspects of the biology of D. eleginoides, to conduct length analysis, to determine the sex structure of the populations and to estimate relative abundance indices for this species analyzing its geographical and vertical variation. The sampling method consisted of longline fishing operations using perpendicular transects to the isobathes, fishing in different depth strata using one or two sets, from the shallower waters down to depths between 1500 and 2000 metres. Catches in numbers were widely dominated by toothfish (D. eleginoides) with 2822 individuals (83.24 %). Macrourus carinatus was the second species in numbers during the cruise (210 individuals). The total catch in weight was 21.43 t, of which 20.502 t (95.63 %) corresponded to toothfish. The submarine mountains showed substantial differences in relation to the topography, the species composition of the catches, and the relative abundance and the size structure of D. eleginoides found in each of them. This fact makes it difficult the extrapolation of results between geographical areas without having prior information from them. Lengths of individuals of D. eleginoides living in the shallower depth strata affect length structure in deeper waters. The general trend to increase length with depth seems to be somehow disturbed by inflections or alterations related to local bottom features. Sex ratio of D. eleginoides is not significantly different from 1: 1 until a total length of around 90 cm which corresponds to the onset of the sexual maturity for males. This could be related to the beginning of migratory movements that make them inaccessible to fishing with bottom longlines. As a result females account for a 70% of individuals bigger than 90 cm of total length. The stratum with highest catch per unit effort was that of 600-800 m though absolute values varied between areas (413.06 kg/1000 hooks in Ob and Lena, 225.10 kg/1000 hooks in Meteor and 58.16 kg/1000 hooks in Subarea 48.6). Total catch per unit effort by region also differed between regions ranging from a maximun value of 359.1 kg1000 hooks in Ob and Lena and a minimun of 185.25 kg/1000 hooks in Meteor.


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MORGANTOWN, W.Va - WVU football is moving up again in the national rankings.
The Mountaineers moved to No. 6 in the AP Poll and Amway Coaches Poll this week following their 38-22 win over Kansas.
Texas' upset victory over Oklahoma in the Red River Showdown helped the Mountaineers climb in the rankings. Texas moved to No. 9 following its 48-45 win over the Sooners, who fell to No. 11.
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MenaITech Supports Recycly Startup to Raise Awareness of Recycling and Environmental ProtectionMenaItech
As part of its continuous support toward startups with creative and innovative ideas, and as part of its social responsibility toward environmental sustainability, MenaITech, a company specializing in human capital information systems and HR management solutions, recently adopted Recycly, a new startup by two 18-year-old Jordanian entrepreneurs.
MenaITech adopted Recycly's products, which are smart waste bins built on a technology that encourages recycling and sorts trash, so it can be easily recycled through a rewards-based system for users to reinforce the positive behavior.
The Recycly initiative aims to distribute its products in public places across the Kingdom with help and support from medium and large companies. MenaITech is the first company in Jordan to utilize Recycly's smart solutions for collecting trash and sorting it before recycling. In addition, Recycly's smart waste bins encourage people to not litter in public places through its built-in rewards program.
Recycly, which is considered an innovative Jordanian startup, was launched in 2015 by Jordanian entrepreneurs Abdalrahman Al Dalaq (17-years) and Ahmad Hobbi (18-years) to develop smart waste bins that promote recycling through a rewards program commensurate with the user's age. By simply placing waste in the bin, whether it be plastic, paper or something else, it will provide the user a product to match, such as a sparkling water. The smart bin also sorts this trash in order to be recycled.
Founder of Recycly, Abdalrahman Al Dalaq reaffirmed the importance of MenaITech's support for the startup by adopting its products and utilizing the smart waste bins in the company, which represents a major endorsement to the idea in its early stages. He added, "MenaITech's support for environmental causes and efforts to protect it helps raise awareness of the recycling concept amongst employees."
Founder and CEO of MenaITech, Dr. Bashar Hawamdeh said, "This step comes as part of achieving the company's strategic goal to support Jordanian startups and innovative ideas to encourage them to grow. In addition, supporting this particular idea helps raise awareness on the importance of environmental protection and recycling which aligns with our sustainability mission."
Hawamdeh added, "This support is not the first of its kind. MenaITech was also the first company to adopt technology from the Mind Rockets Inc. startup which provides a virtual sign language assistant for the deaf and hard of hearing. MenaITech was also the first company to adopt Sadeed's technology, a Jordanian startup which uses artificial intelligence to help companies manage their social media pages."
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Home › SECActions › This Week In Securities Litigation (Week ending May 11, 2018)
This Week In Securities Litigation (Week ending May 11, 2018)
T. GormanPosted on May 10, 2018 Posted in SECActions
Speeches were key this week. Steven Pelkin, Co-Director of the SEC's Enforcement Division delivered remarks focused on the Wells process, offering suggestions for defense counsel. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein delivered two speeches in on day discussing new policies in white collar cases and regarding the FCPA. Essentially, Mr. Rosenstein noted that the FCPA cooperation policy adopted last year was intended to facilitate responsible corporate conduct while other policy changes were designed to facilitate coordination with law enforcement partners while avoiding piling on in resolving matters.
SEC Enforcement centered on two key topics this week. One was asset valuation at investment advisers. In two separate cases the advisers were charged with using false prices for difficult to value securities. The second was insider trading. In one case arising out of Singapore two brothers, one of whom had previously been enjoined for insider trading by the Commission, were involved in trading in advance of a takeover, although only one brother was named as a defendant.
Remarks: Steven Pelkin, Co-Director, Division of Enforcement, delivered the Keynote Address at the New York City Bar Association's 7th Annual White Collar Crime Institute, New York, New York (May 9, 2018). The remarks provided a series of insights into how to prepare for, and make an effective Wells presentation (here).
Statistics: Last week the SEC filed 4 civil injunctive cases and 5 administrative proceedings, excluding 12j and tag-along proceedings.
Unregistered broker: In the Matter of Jason J. Lee, Adm. Proc. File No. 3-18478 (May 10, 2018) is a proceeding which names as Respondents Mr. Lee, an attorney, and his law firm, Law Offices of Jason J. Lee. From 2013 through 2015 Mr. Lee earned commissions from one EB-5 Investment Officer totaling at least $275,000. During the period Respondents solicited investors for the program and effected the transactions in the securities. Respondents directed the commissions be paid to a foreign bank account held by a relative. The Order alleges violations of Exchange Act section 15(a)(1). To resolve the proceedings Respondents each consented to the entry of a cease and desist order based on the section cited in the Order. In addition, they will pay disgorgement of $275,000, prejudgment interest of $25,000 and a penalty of $37,500.
Valuation: SEC v. Premium Point Investments, LP, Civil Action No. 24138 (S.D.N.Y. Filed May 9, 2018) names as defendants the firm, a registered investment adviser, Anilesh Ahuja, its CEO and CIO, and Jeremy Shore, a former partner and portfolio manager. From September 2015 through March 2016 the firm struggled with poor performance and redemptions. To forestall the redemptions Mr. Majidi sought to conceal the fund's poor performance. To effect this Defendants first arranged to obtain inflated price quotes from a broker in exchange for brokerage for valuing certain bonds. Second, while the firm used an imputed method to value certain securities by essentially using the midpoint on the spread, it began using the method to further inflate the prices. Overall prices were inflated about 14% during the period. The scheme collapsed when the firm could not sell its holdings at the inflated prices to meet redemptions. The complaint alleges violations of Securities Act Section 17(a)(1) and (3), Exchange Act section 10(b) and Advisers Act sections 206(1), 206(2) and 206(4). The case is pending. See Lit. Rel. No. 24138 (May 9, 2018). The Manhattan U.S. Attorney's Office filed a parallel criminal action.
Muni offerings: In the Matter of Barcelona Strategies, LLC, Adm. Proc. File No. 3-18476 (May 9, 2018) names as Respondents the firm and Mario Hinojosa. The firm was a registered municipal advisor. It is wholly owned by Mr. Hinojosa, an employee of a law firm, who set it up. Respondents acted as municipal advisers on three offerings between January 2013 and December 2014 for the La Joya Independent School District, earning $386,876.51. To secure the position they misrepresented their experience as municipal advisers – they had none. Defendants also failed to disclose the conflict arising from the fact that Mr. Hinojosa, the sole employee of the firm, worked for the law firm. The Order alleges violations of Exchange Act Section 15B and MSRB Rule G-17. To resolve the matter each Respondent consented to the entry of a cease and desist order based on the section and rule cited in the Order. Respondents will pay, jointly and severally, disgorgement of $362,606.91 and prejudgment interest of $19,514.37. The firm will also pay a penalty of $160,000. Mr. Hinojosa will pay a penalty of $20,000. He is also barred from the securities business.
Valuation/insider trading: In the Matter of Visium Asset Management, L.P., Adm. Proc. File No. 3-18473 (May 8, 2018). Visium was a registered investment adviser with more than $7.8 billion of assets under management. Two related investment vehicles were involved here: Visium Credit Master Fund, LT. – the Credit Fund – and Visium Balanced Master Fund Ltd. – the Balanced Fund. In May 2009 the adviser launched the Credit Fund. It focused on higher risk investments such as thinly traded corporate debt instruments issued by healthcare companies. As redemptions increased Respondents sought to stem the cash drain by bolstering performance.
From July 2011 to December 2012 portfolio managers Christopher Plaford and Stefan Lumiere engaged in a mismarking scheme to falsely value certain securities held by the Credit Fund and improperly inflate the NAV and apparent performance. The scheme was implemented by obtaining falsified prices from outside brokers. Defendants also obtaining inside information from the Office of Generic Drugs or OGD at the Federal Food and Drug Administration through two different consultants who formerly worked for the government. The Order alleges violations of Securities Act section 17(a), Exchange Act section 10(b), and Advisers Act sections 204A, 206(1), 206(2), 206(4), and 207. To resolve the proceedings, Respondent undertook to return all investor funds no later than one year from the date of the Order and filed a Form ADV-W to withdraw its registration as an investment adviser. Respondent also consented to the entry of a cease and desist order based on the sections cited in the Order as well as a censure. The firm will pay disgorgement of $4,755,223 and prejudgment interest of $720,711. In addition, Respondent will pay a penalty equal to the amount of the disgorgement. See also In the Matter of Steven Ku, Adm. Proc. File No. 3-18474 (May 8, 2018)(proceeding against CFO for failure to supervise two portfolio managers re valuation; resolved with the suspension of Respondent from the securities business for a period of twelve months and the payment of a $100,000 civil penalty).
Boiler room: SEC v. Houlihan, Civil Action No. 9:18-cv-80585 (S.D. Fla. Filed May 4 2018) is an action which names as a defendant Keith Houlihan, the operator from 2009 through 2015 of a nationwide boiler room that sold shares of Sanomedics. Over 700 investors purchased shares in the firm based on false representations that the stock was being sold at a deep discount and without being told that large portions of their investment would go to commissions and Mr. Houlihan. The complaint alleged violations of Securities Act section 17(a) and Exchange Act section 10(b), 13(a) and 15(a). Previously, Mr. Houlihan was charged in a criminal case in which he was ordered to serve 111 months in prison and pay restitution of about $21 million. He resolved the Commission's action by consenting to the entry of a permanent bar and a penny stock bar. See Lit. Rel. No. 24137 (May 9, 2018).
Insider trading: SEC v. Rungraungnavarat, Civil Action No. 18-cv-03196 (N.D. Il. Filed May 4, 32018) is an action which names the resident of Bangkok, Thailand as a Defendant. The brother of Defendant, Badin, was enjoined in a Commission enforcement action for insider trading in June 2013. This case centers on the acquisition of Smithfield Foods, Inc. by Shuanghui Holdings International, announced before the opening of the markets on May 29, 2013. The deal represented a 31% premium to market. Prior to the announcement date Investment Banker, who worked on the deal at Thai Investment Bank, was involved in the transaction. He was also a longtime friend of Defendant. Investment Banker told Defendant about the deal by no later than May 3, 2013, according to the complaint. Subsequently, Defendant purchased 75,000 shares of Smithfield stock, 3,000 Smithfield call options and 2,580 Smithfield single-stock futures contracts through four different accounts at firms in Singapore. The transactions were done in coordination with his brother as reflected in emails. The purchases were executed on U.S. based exchanges. Defendant had illicit proceeds of about $3.8 million following the deal announcement. See also Lit. Rel. No. 24136 (May 7, 2018).
Insider trading: SEC v. Zimliki, Civil Action No. 1:18-cv-00947 (M.D. Pa. Filed May 4, 2018) is an action which names as defendants David Zimliki, a dentist, and Russel Schiefer, an energy trader. The action centers on the acquisition of Golden Enterprises, Inc. by Utz Quality Foods, LLC, announced on July 19, 2016. The deal was priced at a 60% premium to market. Prior to the deal announcement Mr. Zimliki misappropriated inside information about the transaction from a close personal friend who was a Banker working on the deal for Utz. He furnished the information to his friend, Mr. Schiefer, who also knew Banker. Both men purchased shares. After the deal announcement Mr. Zimliki had profits of $9,319 while Mr. Schiefer had profits of $5,877. The complaint alleges violations of Exchange Act Section 10(b). Each Defendant settled, consenting to the entry of a permanent injunction based on the section cited in the complaint. Each also agreed to pay disgorgement in the amount of their profits, prejudgment interest and a penalty equal to the amount of their disgorgement. See Lit. Rel. No. 24134 (May 4, 2018).
Custody rule violation: In the Matter of Winter, Kloman, Moter & Repp, S.C., Adm. Proc. File No. 3-18466 (May 4, 2018) is a proceeding which names as Respondents the audit firm and two of its partners, Curtis W. Disrud, CPA and Paul R. Schmer, CPA. The audit firm was retained by Voit Fund GP, LLC, an affiliate of Voit & Company, LLC, a registered investment adviser. Their assignment was to audit the financial statements of six pooled investment vehicles that Voit advised for purposes of the custody rule. There were also engaged to audit the Funds. Voit was unaware that the two partners on the engagement failed to meet the requirements of the custody rule. First, they were not independent because they had prepared the financial statements for the Funds in 2014 and 2015. Second, the firm was not subject to regular inspection by the PCAOB. Accordingly, Respondents caused violations of the custody rule. They also engaged in unprofessional conduct by failing to properly plan the engagement and ensure that the engagement team had the proper technical training. To resolve the proceedings each Respondent consented to the entry of a cease and desist order based on Section 206(4) of the Advisers Act. Each Respondent is also denied the privilege of appearing and practicing before the Commission. The firm and Mr. Schmer may each apply for reinstatement after one year while Mr. Disrud may apply after two years. The firm will also pay disgorgement of $17,531, prejudgment interest of $1,317 and a penalty of $15,000.
Suitability: The regulator fined Fifth Third Securities, Inc. $4 million and required that about $2 million in restitution be paid for improper transactions with regard to variable annuities. Specifically, the regulator found that the firm failed to properly consider and accurately disclose the costs and benefits of variable annuity exchanges and made recommendations without a reasonable basis to believe the exchanges were suitable. The firm also failed to properly train its staff regarding the instruments. The firm failed to comply with the terms of its 2009 settlement with regard to variable annuities, in addition to the current violations.
Remarks: Rod J. Rosenstein, Deputy AG delivered remarks at the New York City Bar White Collar Crime Institute, New York, New York (May 9, 2018). The remarks focused on recent policy changes which center on coordinating with other law enforcement agencies (here).
Offering fraud: U.S. v. Cranney, No. 1:14-cr-10276 (D. Mass. Verdict May 8, 2018) names as a defendant John W. Cranney. Defendant Cranney was found guilty by a jury following a two week trial on three counts of wire fraud, 12 counts of mail fraud and three counts of money laundering. From 2001 through 2012 he solicited investor funds from those with whom he had personal and business relationships. He represented that investor funds would be invested. To facilitate this he set up a number of different shell companies and fake IRA and 401k retirement plans. In fact he diverted the investor funds to his personal use. The scheme collapsed in early 2012 when he could not obtain new investment money and investors began demanding a return of their investment. Sentencing is scheduled for August 2, 2018.
Offering fraud: U.S. v. Trolice, No. 2:17-cr-00120 (D.N.J) is an action in which James Trolice previously pleaded guilty to a two count information charging him with securities fraud and transacting in criminal proceeds. He was sentenced this week to serve 19 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release. In addition, the court directed that he pay $5,000,512.65, representing the proceeds of the fraudulent scheme. Previously, co-defendant Lee Vaccaro pleaded guilty and was sentenced to serve 78 months in prison. The scheme centered on Trolice Consulting Services LLC and eAgency, a California based firm that developed mobile security products. The two defendants sold investors interests in the consulting firm and others controlled by Mr. Vaccaro. Investors were falsely told that the companies held warrants for eAgency. By January 2011 the dollar amount of the interests the two defendants sold in the firms surpassed the dollar amount of valid warrants held by the entities. Investors were never told that any interest they acquired was being diluted. The two men defrauded investors out of about $5 million.
Offering fraud: U.S. v. Holdaway, No. 3:16-cr-00250 (N.D. Cal.) is an action in which a jury found defendant Kevin Kyes guilty on one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, and two counts of money laundering. The charges were based on an investment fraud in which almost $7 million was raised by Defendant Keys and his co-conspirator, John Holdaway, who previously pleaded guilty. From December 2012 through July 2015 the two men targeted a group of Japanese investors, convincing them to invest in their firm Money Management Strategies which supposedly engaged in high speed trading. The investors were assured their funds were safe because they would remain in a bank account and be used only to collateralize a line of credit to fund the trading. In reality the operation was a Ponzi scheme. Investors were given false documents to conceal this fact. Sentencing is scheduled for August 17, 2018.
Insider trading: U.S. v. Blaszczak, No. 1:17-cr-00357 (S.D.N.Y. Verdict May 4, 2018). The Defendants convicted are: David Blaszczak, a political intelligence consultant and former CMS employee; Christopher Worrall, an employee of CMS since 1999 and longtime friend of Mr. Blaszczak; and Theodore Huber and Robert Olan, partners and analysts at Deerfield Management Company, L.P., a healthcare-focused hedge fund in New York. Previously, Jordan Fogel, also a health care analyst at Deerfield, pleaded guilty to criminal charges and settled claims with the SEC. He entered into cooperation agreements with the U.S. Attorney's Office and the SEC. The case centered on alleged tips of inside information by Mr. Worrall to Mr. Balaszczak about three significant rate changes at CMS between May 2012 and November 2013, according to papers in the criminal case and the SEC's complaint. In each instance Deerfield traded profitably, reaping $3.9 million in illicit trading profits. See also SEC v. Blaszczak, Civil Action No. 1:17-cv-03919 (S.D.N.Y. Filed May 24, 2017).
Anti-Corruption/FCPA
Remarks: Rod J. Rosenstein, Deputy AG, delivered remarks at the American Conference Institute's 20th Anniversary New York Conference on the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, New York, New York (May 9, 2018)(here). The remarks focused on the purpose of the policy on cooperation adopted last November which is to encourage responsible corporate behavior. At the same time DOJ is coordinating with other enforcement agencies to avoid "piling on" in resolving matters (here).
Variabedian v. Emulex Corporation, No. 16-55099 (9th Cir. Filed April 20, 2018) is a securities class action based on Exchange Act Section 14(e) and Section 20(a) centered on the tender offer by Avago Technologites Wireless Manufacturing, Inc. for Emulex Corporation, announced on February 25, 2015. Following the deal announcement a punitive class action was brought alleging that the tender offer materials contained a material omission because they did not summarize a Premium Analysis prepared by one of the investment bankers in the deal which would have shown that the premium to market offered was below market. The District Court dismissed the complaint with prejudice, concluding that Section 14(e) required scienter which plaintiff failed to plead.
The Circuit Court reversed, concluding that one of the two parts of Section 14(e) only requires that a securities law plaintiff plead and prove a cause of action based on negligence: "We now hold that Section 14(e) of the Exchange Act requires a showing of negligence, not scienter. This holding is, as the Court acknowledged, contrary to decisions in five other circuits.
The Ninth Circuit's decision is based on the statutory text, bolstered by its purpose and history. The statute states in pertinent part: "It shall be unlawful for any person (1) to make any untrue statement of a material fact or omit to state any material fact . . . or (2) to engage in any fraudulent, deceptive, or manipulative acts or practices . . ." (emphasis added). The use of the word "or" separates the two clauses of the Section, the Court stated, and is significant. This shows that there are two different offenses proscribed by the statute. The first focuses on misstatements and omissions. The second, on manipulative acts and practices.
Careful consideration of the Supreme Court's decisions parsing the language of Section 10(b) of the Exchange Act demonstrates that there are important distinctions between that provision and section 14(e). When the Supreme Court began its examination of rule 10b-5's language in Ernst & Ernst v. Hochfelder, 425 U.S. 185 (1976) it initially focused on the phrase stating that "It shall be unlawful . . . [t]o make any untrue statement of a material fact or omit to state any material fact . . ." That passage, the Court allowed, could be read as proscribing any type of material misstatement, regardless of intention. In Hochfelder the Court held, however, that section 10(b) and the rule require proof of scienter. That conclusion was based on the fact that the rule could not be broader than the Section which in fact requires scienter: "Rule 10b-5 requires a showing of scienter because it is a regulation promulgated under Section 10(b) of the Exchange Act, which allows the SEC to regulate only 'manipulative or deceptive device[s].'"
Three years later the Supreme Court decided Aaron v. SEC, 446 U.S. 680 (1980) which considered the knowledge requirement of Section 10(b) and Securities Act Section 17(a) in the context of an SEC enforcement action. There the Court reaffirmed its decision in Hochfelder as to section 10(b). As to Securities Act section 17(a)(2) however, the Court reached a different conclusion. That subsection prohibits "'any untrue statement of a material fact or any omission to state a material fact . . .'" In view of this language the Aaron Court held "that Section 17(a)(2) does not require a showing of scienter." (emphasis original).
The language of Section 17(a)(2) is substantially similar to that of the first part of Section 14(e). Both prohibit misrepresentations and omissions. Under these circumstances Aaron compels the conclusion that the first part of section 14(e) only requires proof of negligence. The Court bolstered its conclusion, citing the purpose and history of section 14(e). While the Court acknowledged that five other circuits had reached a contrary result, three of those decisions were prior to Aaron. The other two posted dated that decision but failed to analyze it.
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The Lighthouse lantern is the perfect companion to any garden or terrace setting. Add the lantern with its functional and understated aluminum, Grade A teak, and glass design to your outdoor furniture setting and enjoy and extend the evenings with a warm and soft atmosphere. The Lighthouse lantern enables you to enjoy a candle atmosphere while you watch the sunset or just lighting up a nice and cozy summer evening on the terrace.
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Dixie (1943) A. Edward Sutherland, Bing Crosby, Dorothy Lamour, Billy De Wolfe, Biography, Comedy, Musical
A young songwriter leaves his Kentucky home to try to make it in New Orleans. Eventually he winds up in New York, where he sells his songs to a music publisher, but refuses to sell his most treasured composition: "Dixie." The film is based on the life of Daniel Decatur Emmett, who wrote the classic song "Dixie."
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The weather is changing, the sun is out, people are outside riding bikes and going for walks and I love it. Spring is on the way, well technically it's already here, but the days are getting warmer everyday. It's time to fire up those grills people. Well those of us who aren't able to grill all year because it's negative 10 outside.
Anyway, what better way to start off Spring with this super simple quick and easy barbecue sauce. I love making barbecue sauces. It's a lot easier then most people think. Really all there is to it is to mix a bunch of ingredients in a sauce pan and let it simmer so all the flavors can blend together and viola, you've just made barbecue sauce.
It really couldn't be easier. This particular sauce doesn't require any fancy ingredients and can absolutely be made for a weeknight dinner. This is great on burgers, ribs, chicken, anything really.
I love when the weather allows for the grill to be pulled out. My husband and I grill all the time. Well I shouldn't say we, my husband does 99% of the grilling, but hey I get the food ready to go on the grill!
We put everything on the grill. Our entire meal is often cooked outside on the grill. We love grilled potato fries, well that's what we call them. I'll have to write a post about that later. My husband and I also love love love grilled green onions, or scallions, whatever you prefer to call them. Those are super yummy.
So now that were in grilling season I encourage you to try making your own barbecue sauce!
All you need to do is saute the garlic in the olive oil for a minute or two, just until the garlic becomes fragrant. Stir in the remainder of the ingredients with the exception of the hot sauce and salt and let it simmer for 15 minutes. Check the seasoning for salt, and add any if necessary. If you prefer your hot sauce to have a little more of a kick then you can add in a few dashes of your favorite hot sauce.
In a medium saucepan saute the garlic in the olive oil for a minute or two until the garlic becomes fragrant.
Stir in the remaining ingredients except for the hot sauce and salt.
Let the mixture simmer for 15 minutes.
Check the sauce for seasoning and add salt if needed.
Add a few dashes of hot sauce if you prefer your barbecue sauce to have a little more of a kick.


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If we ignore The Kiss for the minute, a real treat of a trip to Vienna's Belvedere is the collection of 18th-century busts by Franz Xaver Messerschmidt. The Talking Heads exhibition juxtaposes his sculptures with contemporary works that share a "head" theme. It's an eyebrow-raising experience.
I've written about Messerschmidt's character heads elsewhere. They're fantastic. Unexpected. Intriguing. And 250+ years old. Which makes them ideal material for a dialogue with contemporary works on a similar theme.
The Talking Heads exhibition features 12 of Messerschmidt's busts. In addition, curator Axel Köhne takes the head as a subject in art and presents around 60 related works by ten contemporary artists.
These modern works include photos, paintings, sculptures, video projections and even an alarming dark room (more on that below).
I have less expertise in this area than a stork after a heavy night out with his friends, but the results are quite startling and worth the few minutes it takes to get around Lower Belvedere's Orangery gallery.
The relationship to Messerschmidt's busts is sometimes explicit. For example, Arnulf Rainer's drawings on photos of the busts strike a suitably grotesque tone, while Mara Mattuschka's paintings of the same seem to add a little more levity.
Other works are more standalone, such as Maria Lassnig's self-portrait paintings or Tony Oursler's imaginative video projections.
There's certainly a darkness to many of the pieces within the exhibition, particularly in the simple, but expressive, head paintings by Miriam Cahn.
A single bulb lights up a small room, illuminating the text of a report by a French doctor on attempts to interact with the head of a guillotined criminal immediately after its severing. When the realisation hits (no spoilers), it's an eerie feeling.
The Talking Heads exhibition runs from Friday, March 8 to Sunday, August 18, 2019. The Orangery opens daily and entrance is included in a ticket for Lower Belvedere (or with a Vienna Pass). See here for more details on tickets and opening times.
Just follow the instructions for reaching Lower Belvedere.


ILOVEDUST worked with the NIKE Running Dept to launch the 2018 range of running shoes under the we fly campaign.
We created assets for use in social, online, in-store, pos and tv campaigns.
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ILOVEDUST worked with the NIKE Running Dept to launch the 2018 range of running shoes under the we fly campaign. We created assets for use in social, online, in-store, pos and tv campaigns. These multiple deliverables were then adapted for each new product drop throughout the year.


By the time one has become a geezer, you have experienced a plethora of birthdays. Today marks my 77th so I have pause to reflect on birthdays past and birthday traditions I've experienced. The family of my youth made very little note of birthdays. In fact I can't remember any particular celebrations of my birthdays throughout my toddler, preteen or teen years. As a child of the World War II era, there were few resources for celebrations with gifts and special foods. Perhaps my memory is failing but I think I may have had a cake on my birthday. However, candles would have been in short supply.
My father was not a very demonstrative man. He seemed to be embarrassed to overtly show affection. The one memorable gift of my childhood birthdays was given on my 11th birthday of April 11, 1946. With the war over consumer goods began to appear. On the afternoon of my 11th birthday my father arrived home, stepped out his car and tossed a rectangular box to me. What a surprise! Inside was a brand new high quality softball. This is still a most delightful memory 66 years later.
During my adult life I have been blessed with many joyous birthday celebrations. Both my 70th and 75th birthdays were milestone events with my dear wife Nancy assuring that they would be special occasions with friends and family. Although today is my official birth date, this past Sunday much of the family gathered for our Easter dinner that had a birthday cake especially for me. This weekend will include another celebration with our youngest daughter. My dearth of early year birthday celebrations certainly has been amply compensated for in my adult years.
Probably birthdays are such special things because they celebrate the beginning of existence as well a markers along the way of ones earthly life span. After initial birth the continuing birthdays can be the mechanism to celebrate being a part of the great universal cosmos.


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Nosara is among one of the many hidden gems in Costa Rica. The beach if famous for its wildlife, surfing and yoga. Many expats choose this area to live for its seclusion and beautiful scenery.
The village of Nosara is quite small, however it is a beautiful area mainly due to the protected wildlife refuge nearby. The city is about 8km inland from the beach and you can expect to need to do a bit of traveling for common needs. There is a new highway that runs to Nosara so the terrain is easy enough to drive for Costa Rica and a vehicle is recommended as everything is very spread out.
The beach in Nosara is famous for attracting surfers of all levels. The waves are calm but great for beginner to intermediate surfers. You will find no shortage of surf camps and trainers here either. There is also a large number of yoga retreats in Nosara as well. If either of these are on your itinerary this area is a great option. Check out our recommendations when preparing to visit the beach.
The area here is so full of life, and hosts hundreds of species of animals. There is no telling what animals you may see on a guided tour in through the jungle. However some of the common animals in this area include Howler monkeys, Ridley turtles, endless species of birds and lizards. The area is especially popular during the turtle nesting season.
The options for fishing tours in Nosara are amazing due to the blue waters of the Pacific. The area has many species of sport fish including marlin, tuna, snapper and sailfish. Nosara has a reputation for having some of the best fishing waters in the Americas.
For the area we recommend having your own 4×4 for your stay. The roads are not terribly bad however many have large ruts. Also when raining the mud can be quite deep. Also with everything being very spread out in this area you will want to have your own vehicle. Target offers a wide selection of premium 4×4 rentals that will make your trip to Nosara perfect.


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Mob Rules Stream New Song 'Children's Crusade'
Mob Rules have released an online stream of their new song "Children's Crusade". The track comes from their forthcoming album "Beast Reborn", which is set to be launched on�August 24th.
Frontman Klaus Dirks had this to say, "Children's Crusade tells of an enigmatic movement of children, in the beginning of 13th century in Germany and France. The violent crusades to liberate Jerusalem led to no success. They pushed the people in poverty and famine. One night an angel appeared to a boy with a fateful message: Only a crowd of pure and innocent children could free the Holy Land.
"The sea behind Italy's Shores would part for them, to give way to Jerusalem. Called to lead this crusade, the boy gathered more than ten thousand young people around him.
"The arduous route took its toll, over one-third of the children died by starving or freezing on their way through the Alps. When the sea in Italy would not part, the sullen group of pilgrims broke up. Some settled in Italy, some returned home in shame. Only a few tried to continue their way on ships, to fulfill their holy mission. Foundered, captured or enslaved not a single child arrived Jerusalem in the end." Watch the video here.
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