I have an application where I want to throttle the total bandwidth available to, or through, a secondary router. It is a multiple tenancy environment and the secondary tenants do not pay for service.
I want to restrict the available bandwidth to the D-Link. I would prefer to configure this throttle through the router that does NOT serve the secondary tenants. It does not matter which router serves the secondary tenants. All connections to the secondary router are wireless.
The secondary tenants must be restricted from accessing the HDHomerun.
In the D-Link, if I throttle the WAN port to 10 or 100, I lose internet. QoS settings require a level of comprehension that I do not possess.
I thought it could be as simple as connecting the FiOS router to the D-Link with a CAT3 cable. But that means I would have to spend money on the CAT3 jumper. I am not certain it would work anyway.
Bandwidth available through FiOS is 50u/50d. I want the D-Link to throttle at 20u/20d.
QoS is the only way I am aware of to throttle the bandwidth Antman but if the tenants are wireless then you might consider an Hot Spot setup like Hotels and Motels. I think the FreeRadius software allows throttling.
Please describe in excruciatingly minute detail exactly how I should configure the settings. Please include photos.
I don't think you want me to come there Antman. You would have to feed me very well.
I have thought about your problem and even called a Verizon tech I know. He tells me that he suggest QoS be left alone. It is not worth the trouble it can cause. He suggested getting a short patch cable and slipping a 10/100 unmanaged switch between the Actiontec router and the D-link. Cheaper than setting up a FreeRadius server.
Unless I cook, we do eat quite well.
I agree 100% re: QoS.
remove the twists from a 10 ft run of CAT5 and use that as my jumper to the second router. I may even loop it tightly.
100 is too fast. This is just an access point and not a network application, per se.
How do I mark this thread as solved?


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Elizabeth Olsen's New Project Is 'Bloody' Terrifying
today4 May 2021
Innocent-faced Elizabeth Olsen looks nothing like a murderer, but she definitely has the acting chops for it. This time, she will be flexing them with an axe — literally.
If you're a huuuuge fan of Miss Olsen (like I am) you'll notice that she has the tendency of taking on gritty, distressed roles like the bereaved widow Leigh Shaw in 'Sorry For Your Loss', the traumatised superhero Wanda Maximoff in Marvel films, and the troubled young woman who got lured into a cult in her debut film 'Martha Marcy May Marlene'.
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In 'Love and Death' written by David E. Kelley, she will be playing Candy Montgomery with Leslie Linka Glatter acting as director and Hollywood A-lister Nicole Kidman as executive producer. The show is inspired by the book 'Evidence of Love: A True Story of Passion and Death in the Suburbs', as well as a collection of articles from Texas Monthly.
"This is a gripping story about the frustrations and desires of two women in a small town that culminates in a terrible act of violence. We are thrilled to be partnering with David, Lesli, Nicole, and Per and incredibly fortunate to have Elizabeth at the centre of our story to bring out all the layers of Candy that make this story so unforgettable," said HBO Max's Sarah Aubrey.
Kevin Beggs, Chairman of Lionsgate Television, added that,
"We cannot imagine a more perfect artist to play the leading role of Candy than Elizabeth Olsen. Her talent, charisma and energy can bewitch audiences like no other."
It's also worth mentioning that Olsen won't be the only person playing Candy Montgomery. Universal Content Productions has also announced its own Candy Montgomery series called 'Candy' and was picked up by Hulu last December. The titular character will be portrayed by Elisabeth Moss of 'The Handmaid's Tale'.
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If you're hooked by the premise of suspense and tragedy, then you should check out both shows!
*Cover image via Instagram @elizabetholsendaily
Written by: Farah Qistina
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Demon Slayer' Champions Against 'Mortal Kombat' At The US Box-Office
It was an intense battle, let me tell you that.

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(a) Written Request. - A qualified voter who is eligible to vote by absentee ballot under G.S. 163-226, or that voter's near relative or verifiable legal guardian, shall complete a request form for an absentee application and absentee ballots so that the county board of elections receives that completed request form not later than 5:00 P.M. on the Tuesday before the election. That completed written request form shall be in compliance with G.S. 163-230.2. The county board of elections shall enter in the register of absentee requests, applications, and ballots issued the information required in G.S. 163-228 as soon as each item of that information becomes available. Upon receiving the completed request form, the county board of elections shall cause to be mailed to that voter a single package that includes all of the following:
(1) The official ballots the voter is entitled to vote.
(2) A container-return envelope for the ballots, printed in accordance with G.S. 163-229.
(3) An instruction sheet.
(4) A clear statement of the requirement for a photocopy of identification described in G.S. 163-166.16(a) or an affidavit as described in G.S. 163-166.16(d)(1), (d)(2), or (d)(3) with the returned ballot.
(a1) Mailing of Application and Ballots. - The ballots, envelope, and instructions shall be mailed to the voter by the county board's chair, member, officer, or employee as determined by the board and entered in the register as provided by this Article.
(b) Absence for Sickness or Physical Disability. - Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (a) of this section, if a voter expects to be unable to go to the voting place to vote in person on election day because of that voter's sickness or other physical disability, that voter or that voter's near relative or verifiable legal guardian may make the request for absentee ballots in person to the board of elections of the county in which the voter is registered after 5:00 p.m. on the Tuesday before the election but not later than 5:00 p.m. on the day before the election. The county board of elections shall treat that completed request form in the same manner as a request under subsection (a) of this section but may personally deliver the application and ballots to the voter or that voter's near relative or verifiable legal guardian, and shall enter in the register of absentee requests, applications, and ballots issued the information required in G.S. 163-228 as soon as each item of that information becomes available. The county board of elections shall personally deliver to the requester in a single package:
(4) A clear statement of the requirement for a photocopy of identification described in G.S. 163-166.16(a) or an affidavit as described in G.S. 163-166.16(d)(1), (d)(2), or (d)(3) with the returned application and voted ballots.
(c) Delivery of Absentee Ballots and Container-Return Envelope to Applicant. - When the county board of elections receives a completed request form for applications and absentee ballots from the voter, or the near relative or the verifiable legal guardian of that voter, the county board shall promptly issue and transmit them to the voter in accordance with the following instructions:
(1) On the top margin of each ballot the applicant is entitled to vote, the chair, a member, officer, or employee of the board of elections shall write or type the words "Absentee Ballot No. ____ " or an abbreviation approved by the State Board and insert in the blank space the number assigned the applicant's application in the register of absentee requests, applications, and ballots issued. That person shall not write, type, or print any other matter upon the ballots transmitted to the absentee voter. Alternatively, the board of elections may cause to be barcoded on the ballot the voter's application number, if that barcoding system is approved by the State Board.
(2) The chair, member, officer, or employee of the board of elections shall fold and place the ballots (identified in accordance with the preceding instruction) in a container-return envelope and write or type in the appropriate blanks thereon, in accordance with the terms of G.S. 163-229(b), the absentee voter's name, the absentee voter's application number, and the designation of the precinct in which the voter is registered. If the ballot is barcoded under this section, the envelope may be barcoded rather than having the actual number appear. The person placing the ballots in the envelopes shall leave the container-return envelope holding the ballots unsealed.
(3) The chair, member, officer, or employee of the board of elections shall then place the unsealed container-return envelope holding the ballots together with printed instructions for voting and returning the ballots, in an envelope addressed to the voter at the post office address stated in the request, seal the envelope, and mail it at the expense of the county board of elections: Provided, that in case of a request received after 5:00 p.m. on the Tuesday before the election under the provisions of subsection (b) of this section, in lieu of transmitting the ballots to the voter in person or by mail, the chair, member, officer, or employee of the board of elections may deliver the sealed envelope containing the instruction sheet and the container-return envelope holding the ballots to a near relative or verifiable legal guardian of the voter.
The county board of elections may receive completed written request forms for applications at any time prior to the election but shall not mail applications and ballots to the voter or issue applications and ballots in person earlier than 60 days prior to the statewide general election in an even-numbered year, or earlier than 50 days prior to any other election, except as provided in G.S. 163-227.2, 163-227.5, and 163-227.6. No election official shall issue applications for absentee ballots except in compliance with this Article.
(d) Voter to Complete. - The application shall be completed and signed by the voter personally, the ballots marked, the ballots sealed in the container-return envelope, and the certificate completed as provided in G.S. 163-231.
(e) Approval of Applications. - At its next official meeting after return of the completed container-return envelope with the voter's ballots, the county board of elections shall determine whether the container-return envelope has been properly executed. If the board determines that the container-return envelope has been properly executed, it shall approve the application and deposit the container-return envelope with other container-return envelopes for the envelope to be opened and the ballots counted at the same time as all other container-return envelopes and absentee ballots.
(f) Required Meeting of County Board of Elections. - During the period commencing on the fifth Tuesday before an election, in which absentee ballots are authorized, the county board of elections shall hold one or more public meetings each Tuesday at 5:00 p.m. for the purpose of action on applications for absentee ballots. At these meetings, the county board of elections shall pass upon applications for absentee ballots.
If the county board of elections changes the time of holding its meetings or provides for additional meetings in accordance with the terms of this subsection, notice of the change in hour and notice of the schedule of additional meetings, if any, shall be published in a newspaper circulated in the county at least 30 days prior to the election.
At the time the county board of elections makes its decision on an application for absentee ballots, the board shall enter in the appropriate column in the register of absentee requests, applications, and ballots issued opposite the name of the applicant a notation of whether the applicant's application was "Approved" or "Disapproved".
The decision of the board on the validity of an application for absentee ballots shall be final subject only to such review as may be necessary in the event of an election contest. The county board of elections shall constitute the proper official body to pass upon the validity of all applications for absentee ballots received in the county; this function shall not be performed by the chair or any other member of the board individually.
(f1) Each container-return envelope returned to the county board with application and voted ballots under this section shall be accompanied by a photocopy of identification described in G.S. 163-166.16(a) or an affidavit as described in G.S. 163-166.16(d)(1), (d)(2), or (d)(3).
(g) Rules. - The State Board, by rule or by instruction to the county board of elections, shall establish procedures to provide appropriate safeguards in the implementation of this section. The State Board shall adopt rules to provide for the forms of identification that shall be included with returned application and voted ballots. At a minimum, the rules shall include the following:
(1) Acceptable photocopies of forms of readable identification, as described in G.S. 163-166.16(a).
(2) A process for a voter without acceptable photocopies of forms of readable identification under subdivision (1) of this subsection to complete an alternative affidavit in accordance with G.S. 163-166.16(d)(1), (d)(2), or (d)(3) that includes inability to attach a physical copy of the voter's identification with the written request as a reasonable impediment to compliance with the identification requirement. If a reasonable impediment under this subdivision states inability to attach a physical copy of the voter's identification with the written request, the reasonable impediment shall include one of the following:
a. The number of the voter's North Carolina drivers license issued under Article 2 of Chapter 20 of the General Statutes, including a learner's permit or a provisional license.
b. The number of the voter's special identification card for nonoperators issued under G.S. 20-37.7.
c. The last four digits of the voter's social security number.
(h) Recodified as G.S. 163-226(f) by Session Laws 2019-239, s. 1.2(a), effective January 1, 2020, and applicable to elections conducted on or after that date. (1983, c. 304, s. 1; 1985, c. 759, ss. 5.1-5.5; 1991, c. 727, s. 6.3; 1993, c. 553, s. 67; 1995, c. 243, s. 1; 1999-455, s. 10; 2001-337, s. 3; 2002-159, s. 55(m); 2009-537, s. 5; 2013-381, s. 4.2; 2017-6, s. 3; 2018-144, s. 3.4(i); 2018-146, s. 3.1(a), (b); 2019-239, s. 1.2(a), (b); 2020-17, s. 4.)


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#pragma once
#include <aws/dms/DatabaseMigrationService_EXPORTS.h>

namespace Aws
{
namespace Utils
{
namespace Json
{
  class JsonValue;
  class JsonView;
} // namespace Json
} // namespace Utils
namespace DatabaseMigrationService
{
namespace Model
{

  /**
   *
The progress values reported by the AssessmentProgress response
   * element.

See Also:
   AWS
   * API Reference

   */
  class AWS_DATABASEMIGRATIONSERVICE_API ReplicationTaskAssessmentRunProgress
  {
  public:
    ReplicationTaskAssessmentRunProgress();
    ReplicationTaskAssessmentRunProgress(Aws::Utils::Json::JsonView jsonValue);
    ReplicationTaskAssessmentRunProgress& operator=(Aws::Utils::Json::JsonView jsonValue);
    Aws::Utils::Json::JsonValue Jsonize() const;

    /**
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The number of individual assessments that are specified to run.

     */
    inline int GetIndividualAssessmentCount() const{ return m_individualAssessmentCount; }

    /**
     *
The number of individual assessments that are specified to run.

     */
    inline bool IndividualAssessmentCountHasBeenSet() const { return m_individualAssessmentCountHasBeenSet; }

    /**
     *
The number of individual assessments that are specified to run.

     */
    inline void SetIndividualAssessmentCount(int value) { m_individualAssessmentCountHasBeenSet = true; m_individualAssessmentCount = value; }

    /**
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The number of individual assessments that are specified to run.

     */
    inline ReplicationTaskAssessmentRunProgress& WithIndividualAssessmentCount(int value) { SetIndividualAssessmentCount(value); return *this;}

    /**
     *
The number of individual assessments that have completed, successfully or
     * not.

     */
    inline int GetIndividualAssessmentCompletedCount() const{ return m_individualAssessmentCompletedCount; }

    /**
     *
The number of individual assessments that have completed, successfully or
     * not.

     */
    inline bool IndividualAssessmentCompletedCountHasBeenSet() const { return m_individualAssessmentCompletedCountHasBeenSet; }

    /**
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The number of individual assessments that have completed, successfully or
     * not.

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    /**
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The number of individual assessments that have completed, successfully or
     * not.

     */
    inline ReplicationTaskAssessmentRunProgress& WithIndividualAssessmentCompletedCount(int value) { SetIndividualAssessmentCompletedCount(value); return *this;}

  private:

    int m_individualAssessmentCount;
    bool m_individualAssessmentCountHasBeenSet;

    int m_individualAssessmentCompletedCount;
    bool m_individualAssessmentCompletedCountHasBeenSet;
  };

} // namespace Model
} // namespace DatabaseMigrationService
} // namespace Aws

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today I wanted to ask you about app that my religion instructor in high school used to use.. maybe you recognize and can help me! it was an app where every day you had different quote from bible and there was a possibility to send it to others..I remember also that there were option to read a bible..if you know what app is it I will be grateful!
Seems like I've seen at least one that does all of that... but no idea what it is. If I run across one, I'll let you know.
You ask a great question and information that others get also obtain. There are many Bible apps and the one I use is called BibleGateway. Open BibleGateway and click on the top left their logo and you will see options such as downloading the mobile app. You will be blessed how many tools you can use and share with others.
I personally use it on my desktop for doing Bible study teaching and a tool for preparing the sermon.
God bless you, sister and your family.


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The Duchenne Research Fund has granted 320,000 pounds to Imperial experts, who hope to help doctors make better treatment decisions for the condition.
Duchenne muscular dystrophy is a genetic muscle wasting disease that begins in childhood and mainly affects boys. It usually renders patients unable to walk by age 12, and carries an average life expectancy of 26 years.
In the UK, 2,500 people currently live with the disease, and despite significant recent developments in treatment options, there is no cure for Duchenne.
Wearing the suit will be like having your own personal neurologist studying you day and night. We hope it will lessen the time it takes to figure out if a new treatment is working so that new treatment options are more quickly available.
Now, the Duchenne Research Fund has awarded experts £320,000 to develop and test a bodysuit that measures movements during everyday life, in a number of boys with and without Duchenne.
The funding will help principal investigator Dr Aldo Faisal run a 12 month clinical trial, during which time the boys will wear the suit 24/7 on selected days, allowing it to measure how their body interacts with the world around them.
The bodysuit will feed data back to the research team in real time, where they will use artificial intelligence to make sense of data patterns and determine whether any new treatment regimes are working. From there, doctors can make better informed decisions on treatment.
It will also cut down on the amount of time taken to test new treatments, which will drive down the costs of future clinical trials.
The condition can be difficult to treat as it progresses slowly and each patient responds uniquely. Clinicians currently gauge disease progression 'by eye' instead of using measurable and objective methods in a real-world setting. Therefore, the process of developing new therapies is often slowed by the fact that it takes a long time to determine if a treatments works well or not.
Dr Faisal said that by providing a more effective way to measure disease progression, doctors will be better informed when making decisions on treatment and management of the condition.
This study will be carried out as a clinical study at the Clinical Research Facility of Great Ormond Street Hospital Trust, overseen by Dr Valeria Ricotti, Honorary Clinical Lecturer at UCL's Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health, and Professor Thomas Voit, Director of UCL's Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health.


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Financial Services Weekly Roundup: The Supreme Court Strikes Back On Single Director Leadership Structures
by Alexander Callen, Matthew Dyckman, Nicole Griffin, Kristina Jacobs, William McCurdy, Jessica Rabinowitz, Courtney Schrenko | Goodwin
REGULATORY DEVELOPMENTS
Financial Regulators Modify Volcker Rule
On June 25, the Federal Reserve, FDIC, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and SEC adopted a final rule streamlining the covered funds aspects of the Volcker Rule, which is a provision in the Bank Holding Company Act that generally restricts banking entities from engaging in proprietary trading and certain activities related to sponsoring and investing in covered funds. The FDIC also published a fact sheet summarizing the final rule. Among other things, the final rule:
Provides exceptions from the definition of "covered fund" for certain venture capital funds and credit funds, which should facilitate investments by banking entities in these types of funds;
Provides an exception from the definition of covered funds for customer facilitation vehicles;
Provides additional flexibility for foreign public funds, securitization vehicles and small business investment companies;
Clarifies the status of funds that make public welfare investments;
Limits the extraterritorial application of the Volcker Rule to certain non-U.S. funds;
Permits certain covered transactions with covered funds;
Clarifies the status of debt interests issued by a covered fund; and
Provides helpful guidance to facilitate investments by banking entities in parallel with a covered fund.
The final rule, which is broadly similar to the proposed rule previously covered by the Roundup, will be effective on October 1, 2020. For additional information regarding the amendments to the Volcker Rule, please look for an upcoming Goodwin client alert.
FDIC Finalizes Madden Fix
On June 25, the FDIC issued a final rule (Rule) affirming long-held understandings and market practices regarding the transferability of interest terms of loans that were valid when made, which were shaken by the Second Circuit's 2015 decision in Madden v. Midland Funding, LLC. The Rule follows closely on the heels of a similar rulemaking finalized by the OCC on May 29. Although Madden relates to loans made by a national bank, Section 27 of the Federal Deposit Insurance Act (FDI Act), which governs loans made by insured state banks, is substantively the same as the relevant provision of the National Bank Act. Additionally, a recent order in Fulford v. Marlette Funding, LLC, Case No. 2017CV30376 (Colo. Dist. Ct. June 9, 2020), informed by Madden, held that an insured state bank cannot export interest on a loan it originated to a nonbank purchaser.
Under the Rule, federal regulations would provide that interest on a loan permissible under Section 27 of the FDI Act would not be affected by changes in state law, changes in the commercial paper rate after the loan was made, or the sale, assignment or other transfer of the loan, in whole or in part. The Rule also clarifies that an insured state bank located in a state whose law denies corporate borrowers the defense of usury may charge a corporate borrower any rate of interest agreed upon by the corporate borrower. The Rule does not purport to address which person is the "true lender" in such cases. It also does not address a state's ability to opt out of coverage under Section 27 of the FDI Act.
Because multiple public comments argued that the Rule is inconsistent with the FDIC's authority under the FDI Act, the Rule may be subject to legal challenge.
The Rule becomes effective 30 days after publication in the Federal Register.
Federal Reserve Releases Stress Test Results, Restricts Stock Repurchases and Caps Dividends for Large Banks
On June 25, the Federal Reserve released its 2020 stress test results and additional sensitivity analyses that it conducted in light of the coronavirus event. In addition to its normal stress test, the Federal Reserve conducted a sensitivity analysis to assess the resiliency of large banks under three hypothetical recessions, or downside scenarios, which could result from the coronavirus event. The scenarios included a V-shaped recession and recovery; a slower, U-shaped recession and recovery; and a W-shaped, double-dip recession. In aggregate, loan losses for the 34 banks ranged from $560 billion to $700 billion in the sensitivity analysis and aggregate capital ratios declined from 12.0% in the fourth quarter of 2019 to between 9.5% and 7.7% under the hypothetical downside scenarios. Under the U- and W-shaped scenarios, most firms remain well-capitalized but several would approach minimum capital levels.
In light of these results, the Federal Reserve took several actions to ensure large banks (defined as banks with $100 million or more in consolidated total assets) remain resilient despite the economic uncertainty from the coronavirus event. Specifically, the Federal Reserve:
Prohibited share repurchases during the third quarter of 2020;
Capped third quarter dividend payments at the lesser of (1) the average of the firm's net income for the four preceding calendar quarters and (2) the dividend amount paid in the second quarter;
Permitted scheduled payments on additional tier one and tier two capital instruments; and
Required all large banks to resubmit and update their capital plans later this year to reflect current stresses, which will help firms re-assess their capital needs and maintain strong capital planning practices during this period of uncertainty. The Federal Reserve will conduct additional analysis each quarter to determine if adjustments to this response are appropriate.
The Federal Reserve also released the results of its full stress test designed before the coronavirus. The results from that test are comparable to the V-shaped downside scenario in the sensitivity analysis, in aggregate, and show that all large banks remain strongly capitalized. The Federal Reserve will use the results of this test to set the new stress capital buffer requirement for these firms, which will take effect, as planned, in the fourth quarter of 2020.
Agencies Finalize Amendments to Swap Margin Rules
On June 25, the OCC, Federal Reserve, FDIC, Farm Credit Administration and Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) (Agencies) released their final amendments (Final Amendments) to the uncleared margin swap rules (the Swap Margin Rules). The Swap Margin Rules require, generally, that entities regulated by the Agencies post and collect initial margin (IM) and variable margin (VM) in connection with swaps that are not cleared through a central clearinghouse. The Swap Margin Rules were implemented by the Agencies pursuant to Title VII of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Dodd-Frank Act). Also pursuant to the Dodd-Frank Act, the CFTC implemented its own uncleared swap rules (CFTC Margin Rules). Phase "1" of the Swap Margin Rules became effective on April 1, 2016 for the largest global banks, with a phased-in compliance schedule for the IM and VM requirements. On March 1, 2017, all swap dealers regulated by the Agencies were required to comply with the VM requirements for swaps entered into with other swap dealers and financial end user counterparties. Prior to the Final Amendments, the Swap Margin Rules required swap dealers to comply with the IM requirements (including to have trading documentation in place) for non-cleared swaps with all financial end users that have "material swaps exposure" by September 1, 2020. From September 1, material swap exposure is when the swap dealer (together with the swap dealer's consolidated affiliates) has more than $8 billion in average daily aggregate notional amount of non-cleared swaps, foreign exchange forwards and foreign exchange swaps with any counterparty (together with the counterparty's consolidated affiliates) for each business day in March, April and May of the prior year.
In November 2019, in response to industry concerns regarding the preparedness of swap dealers to enter into the documentation required to post and collect IM in time for the September 1, 2020 "Phase 5" deadline, as well as due to other uncertainties, including the cessation of LIBOR, the Agencies proposed to amend the Swap Margin Rules (Proposed Amendments). Based on the Proposed Amendments, commenters supported amendments that would conform the Swap Margin Rules to the CFTC Margin Rules and margin rules adopted non-U.S. regulatory agencies. Other than certain technical adjustments, the Final Amendments are largely consistent with the Proposed Amendments and align the CFTC Margin Rules to the CFTC Rules and foreign margin rules. Accordingly, the Final Amendments to the Swap Margin Rules will:
Help with the transition from LIBOR to SOFR or another alternative reference rate by permitting swaps entered into prior to an applicable compliance date (Legacy Swaps) to retain their legacy status (of not being subject to the IM and VM requirements) in the event that they are amended to replace LIBOR with SOFR or another alternative reference rate;
Modify and substantially reduce IM requirements for non-cleared swaps between swap dealers and their own affiliates, provided that inter-affiliate swaps will remain subject to VM requirements, and IM will still be required if a depository institution's total exposure to all affiliates exceeds 15 percent of its Tier 1 capital;
Introduce a new and additional September 1, 2021 Phase "6" compliance date, beyond the September 1, 2020 Phase "5" compliance date, for IM requirements to provide additional time for swap counterparties to enter into the required trading documentation;
Clarify that trading documentation, including an IM compliant credit support annex and tri-party custodial agreement, is not required to be in place until the swap dealer has material swap exposure with its swap counterparties;
Permit Legacy Swaps to retain their legacy status in the event that they are amended due to technical amendments, notional reductions, or portfolio compression exercises;
Make technical changes to relocate the provision within the Swap Margin Rules addressing amendments to Legacy Swaps that are made to comply with the Dodd Frank Act Title I and II "qualified financial contract" rules; and
Address a comment letter received in response to the agencies' publication of the interim final rule dealing with Brexit-related issues.
While the Final Amendments have been anticipated for some time, swap dealers affiliated with regional commercial banks will be pleased with the extension of the IM trading documentation requirements to September 1, 2021 and all swap dealers will benefit from the relaxation of the IM quantitative requirements as well as the additional flexibility to allocate collateral internally to comply with safety and soundness requirements.
Observations from Examinations of Investment Advisers Managing Private Funds
On June 23, the SEC's OCIE issued a Risk Alert, titled "Observations from Examinations of Investment Advisers Managing Private Funds" (Risk Alert), highlighting common compliance issues observed by the OCIE staff (Staff) in examinations of registered investment advisers that manage private equity funds or hedge funds (Private Fund Advisers). The Risk Alert identifies three key areas of deficiencies found by the Staff during examinations of Private Fund Advisers: (1) conflicts of interests, (2) fees and expenses and (3) policies and procedures relating to material non-public information (MNPI).
Conflicts of Interest. The Risk Alert describes numerous conflicts of interests that were inadequately disclosed to clients and investors under Section 206 of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940, as amended (the "Advisers Act") and Advisers Act Rule 206(4)-8, regarding, e.g., (i) the allocation of investment opportunities, (ii) multiple clients investing in the same portfolio company at different levels of the capital structure, (iii) financial relationships between investors or clients and the adviser, (iv) preferential liquidity rights for certain investors in a fund or for certain funds or separately managed accounts that invest alongside a fund, (v) private fund adviser interests in recommended investments, (vi) co-investment allocation processes, (vii) service provider relationships, (viii) fund restructurings and (ix) cross transactions.
Fees and Expenses. The Risk Alert describes the following deficiencies under Section 206 or Rule 206(4)-8 related to fees and expenses issues that potentially cause investors to overpay, including, e.g., (i) inaccurate allocation of fees and expenses, (ii) inadequate disclosure of the role of "operating partners", (iii) improper calculation of valuation and (iv) failure to apply or accurately calculate management fee offsets.
MNPI and Code of Ethics. The Risk Alert describes deficiencies under Section 204A of the Advisers Act relating to policies and procedures designed to prevent the misuse of MNPI by the adviser or any of its associated persons. The Staff found that Private Fund Advisers failed to address risks posed by employees interacting with, e.g., (i) insiders of publicly-traded companies, (ii) "expert network" firms or (iii) "value added investors" to assess whether MNPI could have been exchanged. The Staff also found that Private Fund Advisers failed to address risks posed by employees who could obtain MNPI through access to office space or systems of the adviser or its affiliates and did not address risks related to employees who periodically had access to MNPI about issues of public securities in connection with a private investment in public equity.
The Risk Alert also describes deficiencies in Private Fund Advisers' code of ethics under Advisers Act Rule 204A-1, including, e.g., (i) failure to enforce trading restrictions on securities that had been placed on the adviser's "restricted list", (ii) failure to enforce requirements relating to employees' receipt of gifts and entertainment from third parties, (iii) inadequate administration of personal trading policies and procedures and (iv) failure to properly identify "access persons" for personal securities transaction reviews.
Staff Statement Regarding Temporary International Mail Service Suspensions to Certain Jurisdictions Related to the COVID-19 Pandemic
On June 24, the staff of the SEC's Division of Trading and Markets and the Division of Investment Management provided a statement responding to inquiries regarding federal securities law requirements to mail certain regulatory communications to shareholders, clients and customers who (1) have mailing addresses located in international jurisdictions where the United States Postal Service, other common carrier, or public or private foreign postal operator has temporarily suspended international mail service due to impacts related to the coronavirus disease, and (2) have not consented to electronic delivery of these regulatory communications. This statement is temporary and expires on the date, as applicable to each specific Affected Jurisdiction, that Common Carriers resume mail delivery of Impacted International Mailings to such Affected Jurisdiction. Recognizing that circumstances related to coronavirus may evolve, Division staff is committed to working with market participants to help them respond to operational and other challenges raised by the pandemic.
Accordingly, the Division staff advises that enforcement action will not be recommended against a Delivering Entity for failure to deliver Impacted International Mailings to Affected Recipients in Affected Jurisdictions if certain actions are taken by the Delivery Entity. These actions may include sending a notification to Division staff of Impacted International Mailings that the Delivering Entity will hold temporarily due to mail service suspensions, publishing notification information to the Delivering Entity's public website, regularly monitoring relevant Common Carrier websites for updates regarding the status of mail delivery to Affected jurisdictions, maintaining contemporaneous records reflecting completion of the Division staff's recommended actions and promptly resuming service once suspensions are lifted. With respect to written confirmations or alternative periodic reporting required by Exchange Act Rule 10b-10 and written statements with respect to free credit balances required pursuant to Exchange Act Rule 15c3-3(j)(1), actions may also include using reasonable best efforts to notify Affected Recipients by telephone, email, text message or other means that their documents are being held due to mail service suspensions in Affected Jurisdictions and that Affected Recipients may consent to electronic delivery, using reasonable best efforts to obtain such consent, and, absent such consent, holding documents until resumption of mail service while providing Affected Recipients with a reasonable period of time to respond as needed. For other Impacted International, such actions may include using reasonable best efforts to obtain current contact information for Affected Recipients and making electronic deliveries using such information.
Proposed Revisions to Interagency Questions and Answers Regarding Flood Insurance
On June 26, the FDIC, OCC, Federal Reserve, National Credit Union Administration and Farm Credit Administration (Agencies) issued a proposed revised Interagency Questions and Answers Regarding Flood Insurance (Proposed Q&A). Topics addressed in the Proposed Q&A include the effect of major amendments to flood insurance laws with regard to the escrow of flood insurance premiums, the detached structure exemption and force-placement procedures. The Proposed Q&A has been reorganized to make it easier to find information related to technical flood insurance topics, including introducing a new numbering system. The Agencies are also currently drafting revisions related to the 2019 private flood insurance final rule and will propose these revisions at a later date. Public comments to the Proposed Q&A are due on or before 60 days after publication in the Federal Register.
FinCEN Issues Guidance on Hemp-Related Businesses
On June 29, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) issued guidance on how financial institutions should conduct due diligence on hemp-related business in compliance with the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA), emphasizing that hemp-related business should be treated in a manner similar to all other customers. In the guidance, FinCEN instructed financial institutions to obtain basic identifying information about hemp-related businesses through the application of the financial institutions' customer identification programs and risk-based customer due diligence processes, including beneficial ownership collection and verification, "as they would for all customers." For customers who are hemp growers, financial institutions may confirm the hemp grower's compliance with state, tribal government, or the USDA licensing requirements, as applicable, by either obtaining (1) a written attestation by the hemp grower that they are validly licensed or (2) a copy of such license. The extent to which a financial institution will seek additional information beyond the steps outlined above will depend on the financial institution's assessment of the level of risk posed by each customer. As with any customer, FinCEN expects financial institutions to tailor their BSA/anti-money laundering programs to reflect the risks associated with the customer's particular risk profile and file reports required under the BSA.
The guidance also reiterated previous guidance indicating that, because hemp is no longer a Schedule I controlled substance under the Controlled Substances Act, financial institutions are not required to file a Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) on customers solely because they are engaged in the growth or cultivation of hemp in accordance with applicable laws and regulations, but rather should follow standard SAR procedures and file a SAR if the financial institution becomes aware, in the normal course of business, of suspicious activity. Similarly, financial institutions must report currency transactions in connection with hemp-related businesses in the same manner they would for any other customers (i.e., report all currency transactions above $10,000 in aggregate on a single business day).
FHFA Provides Tenant Protections
On June 29, the FHFA announced that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (the Enterprises) are allowing servicers to extend forbearance agreements for multifamily property owners with existing forbearance agreements for up to three months, for a total forbearance of up to six months. While the properties are in forbearance, the landlord must suspend all evictions for renters unable to pay rent. The forbearance extension is available for qualified properties with an Enterprise-backed multifamily mortgage experiencing a financial hardship due to the coronavirus national emergency. If a forbearance is extended, once the forbearance period concludes the borrower may qualify for up to 24 months to repay the missed payments. Additionally, if the forbearance is extended, the repayment schedule is modified, or a new forbearance agreement is executed, the borrower is required to provide the following tenant protections during the repayment period:
Give the tenant at least a 30-day notice to vacate;
Not charge the tenant late fees or penalties for nonpayment of rent; and
Allow the tenant flexibility to repay back rent over time and not in a lump sum.
SEC Issues Additional COVID-19 Disclosure Guidance
Further guidance on disclosure considerations regarding business operations, liquidity and capital resources resulting from business and market disruptions related to COVID-19 has been issued by the SEC's Division of Corporation Finance (Division). The Division's guidance, Coronavirus (COVID-19) — Disclosure Considerations Regarding Operations, Liquidity, and Capital Resources (CF Disclosure Guidance: Topic No. 9A), supplements the Division's earlier guidance, Coronavirus (COVID-19) (CF Disclosure Guidance: Topic No. 9), published on March 25, 2020, which we summarized in a recent Goodwin alert. Read this client alert to learn more about the guidance and what questions companies should consider around their liquidity positions and capital resources.
PPP Legal Update for Tax-Exempt Organizations
On April 24, the President signed the Paycheck Protection Program and Healthcare Enhancement Act (PPP Enhancement Act), adding an additional $310 billion to the previously exhausted $349 billion in funds allotted for small business entities (including tax-exempt organizations organized under Section 501(c)(3) and Section 501(c)(19) of the Internal Revenue Code) and additional funds to various relief programs under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. The passage of this act allows more funds to be available, at least for those who have already applied to the PPP, and are currently waiting in the queue. On June 5, the President signed a further amendment to the PPP, the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act (PPPFA) of 2020, which brings additional changes. Read the client alert for additional detail around this amendment.
U.S. Department of Labor Issues Proposed Regulation on Environmental, Social & Governance Investing
On June 23, the U.S. Department of Labor issued a proposal to regulate the use of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) strategies by investment fiduciaries under ERISA. The proposal, if finalized, would be the first rulemaking since ERISA was passed in 1974 in which the Department has singled out a specific strategy for more rigorous treatment under ERISA's duties of loyalty and prudence. Read the client alert to learn more about the terms of the proposed regulation.
U.S. SEC Grants Muni Advisors a Temporary, Limited Exemption From Broker-Dealer Registration
On June 16, the SEC granted registered municipal advisors (MAs) a temporary, limited exemption (Exemption) from broker-dealer registration to the extent that they solicit banks and other "Qualified Providers" in "Direct Placements" of securities and receive transaction-based compensation. The Exemption, which is intended to address the financial stresses on municipal issuers caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, is valid through December 31, 2020. Read the client alert for key takeaways from the Exemption.
Supreme Court Rules CFPB Structure Unconstitutional but Agency Is Here to Stay
On June 29, the U.S. Supreme Court held that the single director structure of the CFPB, and specifically the "for-cause" removal provision that insulates the Director of the agency from removal by the President, is unconstitutional. Characterizing the President's removal power as "unrestricted," the majority opinion, delivered by Chief Justice John Roberts, rejected the limitation enacted by the Dodd-Frank Act that restricts the President's ability to fire the head of the agency. In doing so, the Court found the removal restriction is impermissible for a sole directorship such as the CFPB, as it undermines the President's oversight of the executive branch and violates the separation of powers. But the Court did not go so far to hold that the entire CFPB must be struck in its entirety – instead, it held that the "for-cause" removal provision is severable from the rest of the Dodd-Frank Act and can be fixed by narrowly eliminating that specific provision. The CFPB may therefore continue to operate as long as its Director can be removable by the President at will. The Court's majority remanded the case, Seila Law LLC v. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, back to the Ninth Circuit to decide whether the CFPB can still enforce its civil investigative demand—issued by then-director, Cordray, and later ratified by then-acting-director, Mulvaney.


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Cougar Town: Missing! Cancelled? Nope, Season Cut!
by Trevor Kimball, November 18, 2011
Late today, ABC released their mid-season 2011-12 schedule and it contained a few surprises. For one thing, Cougar Town was completely MIA. Has the Courteney Cox sitcom been cancelled?
Last January, Cougar Town was one of six shows that were given very early renewals by ABC. Season three was initially expected to debut sometime this fall but ABC decided to hold it until late November. The programmers planned to air it Tuesdays at 9pm, once Dancing with the Stars had finished in the fall and before the new spring season had begun. It was to be paired with Apartment 23 (now called Don't Trust the B– in Apartment 23).
Creator Bill Lawrence has said that he hounded ABC head Paul Lee to give the show the chance to lead-off an hour rather than rely on Modern Family's coattails. He was happy to be paired with Apartment 23, the network's favorite new sitcom of the season.
The schedule change meant however that Cougar Town's 22 new episodes might not air during the regular season, simply because the network might not have enough slots left in the schedule. Lawrence said that he was fine with a few episodes airing during the spring or summer.
Cougar Town's return was then pushed to later in the season and was expected to kick off in early 2012, still paired with Apartment 23.
Flash forward to today's announcement and the Tuesday night schedule is very different than expected. Neither Apartment 23 nor Cougar Town are on it. ABC initially maintained that both would air sometime in the Spring.
Now, Deadline reports that ABC has cut the show's order from 22 installments down to 15. The sitcom's expected to return in March, once Work It completes its Tuesdays at 8:30pm run. (If that show tanks, it seems very possible that Cougar Town could return sooner.)
Lawrence, who's expected to leave the show after this season, has been tweeting since the announcement and he doesn't seem all that happy. He wrote, "Look, ABC put this show on for three years, and it'll be on for at least three more. I'd bet on it. Really? Yes, and I'm sober. Sort of." Lawrence followed that up with, "Will vent later. Must go edit episode that will be on in… sometime. Enjoy Celebrity Wife Swap on ABC. Your kids should watch." Then, "6 seasons and a movie…? please…" and finally, "I'm not embarrassed to be proud of… #cougartown"
What do you think? Is this a bad sign or a REALLY bad sign? Will this move end up getting Cougar Town cancelled?
Image courtesy ABC.
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I love this show and yes people are out of work and the economy has tanked but thats why we watch its called escapism. Cougar Town is funny, original, scripted, and has real actors and not knocked up 16 year olds trying to become celebrities. the writing is great and i will be very disappointed if it gets cancelled, and im sure it will get replaced by some pathetic reality show.
I love cougar town. ABC bring it back. Best sitcom on tv. Love love love it!
cougar town was one of the best sitcoms I ever watch, I had a glass of wine ready for when it show time,please dont cancel, I need my penny can.
Please just put Cougartown back on already! If I have to channel flip through any more "reality" TV garbage, I'm gonna barf. We're on to you, network execs: everyone knows you continue to substitute those programs for real shows because it's cheap to produce. So stop playing with your spreadsheets and regain some dignity. Cougartown is hilarious, quality programming and we viewers are chanting for it out here in Consumerland.
Grapegrins
I love this show. I cant wait till it comes back!
I'm a wino and this show cracks me up!!! Please come back soon Cougar Town….
My girls and I miss you!
I love this show I can't remember the last time I laughed so hard that I actually stopped breathing! Love it!
well said all. Apart from the guy who said the show is 'disgusting'. I love it. Its humour cheers me up after a hard day at work, when, mr J s, i am at risk of losing my job, so you should take your poncey words, and stick them back where you found them, your arse.
bahsgrl
I loved Christa Miller. She was wonderful as Jordan on Scrubs and she great as Ellie on Cougar Town. I am so tired of all these reality Tv shows and just want alittle comedy in my evening line up'
I'm boycotting ABC until Cougar Town comes back on!!
miss it
Cougar Town is hilarious, and further who wouldn't want to watch nice looking babes in bikinis.. which is the way the show started out and was a winning format… bring it back in the original incantation which worked! or just the bikinis…
Cougar Town: Season Three Coming to Your City (Maybe) | TV Series Finale
[…] you concerned when ABC decided to cut Cougar Town's season three episodes and delayed the TV show's return? Official word was that this was nothing to be worried […]
I love Cougar Town. I was wondering what happened to it. Come back soon!
this show started out funny but is now a train wreck and should be put in the trash pile if courtney cox is trying to replicate seinfeld's formula of a "show about nothing", she is doing a good job because there is no point to this show and unlike seinfeld's, it has no comedic elements to it, just a lot of contrived nonsense oops, i forgot that Tom, the neighbor with self-esteem issues, can be funny and Barb, the older cougar, is hilarious it looks like ABC has figured out that this show is a waste of time and will… Read more »
Cougar Town is awesome. It makes me feel better about being a wino housewife with a nanny.
It was the worst show I've ever seen. With people out of work and trying to get some form of entertainment out of television, who wants to watch middle age people get drunk and never go to work. I never laughed once while watching and where is that baby when they are all inebriated, it's disgusting. Because you have a previous success series does not mean your future endeavors will be successful. It is a mockery of our society and I am appalled it ever had a second episode. Good bye and good riddance. America doesn't need another show to… Read more »
wonton
Dear J s,
How about 30 somethings and middle aged people who wished they could "get drunk and never go to work", this is television. Television is fantasy. Seriously you need to reach around and pull that giant stick out of your behind because this comment is just so off base. Honestly, if you really feel this way you should head on over to the Fox News website where you will be appreciated.
ooooo snap
You said it Wonton! I loved the show!!!!!
Boo hoo.


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Is The Bachelor Getting Its Best Team-Up Yet?
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Are The Bachelor's Two Remaining Women Of Color About To Team Up?
Ariana Romero
Monday night's The Bachelor was either boring, dark, or boring and dark depending on which part of "Week 6" you were watching. With Hometown dates a mere two "weeks" away — who knows how time actually works on this show? — Colton Underwood and his contestants got serious. As The Ringer suggested following this Bachelor installment, "serious" is, as always for the ABC series, a code word for very blonde and very white. The beginning of season 23's "Week 6" saw Onyeka Ehie and Nicole Lopez-Alvar get the axe following their baffling feud. Sydney Lotuaco sent herself home in the middle of the episode, while Katie Morton closed it out with a tearful post-rose ceremony goodbye.
Colton's seven remaining contestants are five blonde white women, a blonde-ish, biracial Kirpa Sudick (who is half Indian if retweets are to be taken as fact), and Tayshia Adams, a Black woman. For a season that started out with so much promise, the inevitable "blonde out" of Colton's season is disappointing. Yet, a few whispers from Tayshia in the final seconds of "Week 6" proper hinted there's still some life in this season.
We might just be on the edge of a superhero-style team up between the 2019 Bachelor's last two remaining women of color.
God I wish Tayshia was going to be right about this #TheBachelor pic.twitter.com/SobjduEp0D
— Steph (@StephStixx) February 12, 2019
Colton ended this week's rose ceremony with an existential crisis, which is becoming a classic form for him. As the former football player paced around The Bachelor's Vietnam set, Tayshia, a rising frontrunner, took a moment to noticed all the blue- or green-eyed, blonde faces staring back at her. Kirpa, the only other woman of color left standing, just so happens to be perched next to her. This is when Tayshia quietly murmurs to Kirpa, "Let's take this thing." For the record, "this thing" is almost definitely the Bachelor win.
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It's such a quiet proclamation, The Bachelor uses subtitles to ensure viewers know what Tayshia is actually saying to Kirpa. While it's possible the reality show lifted that sentence from another section of filming — we don't see Tayshia whisper her revolutionary plot, we only hear it — producers show other parts of the conversation to suggest it all happened at this post-rose ceremony powwow. "Watch it's us two at the end," Tayshia continues as we see her blinking competition. Then, the camera switches back to Tayshia's face and she reiterates to Kirpa, "Literally us two."
Kirpa responds, "We're going to, I feel it."
Quickly, Tayshia's last confessional of the episode seems like one of the most important of the season. After Colton sends Katie home, he tells his contestants the eliminated California native cryptically warned him about one of the remaining women. In an ITM, Tayshia confirms she has an idea of whom Katie — and Sydney and Demi Burnett before her — was talking about. "I agree with her and it should be brought to [Colton's] attention," Tayshia says of Katie's concerns. "Colton knows that the tea is brewing and he wants someone to spill the tea."
It now seems possible Tayshia, who pops up repeatedly in the spoiler heavy after-episode season preview, and Kirpa, who is seemingly purposefully missing from the trailer, will spill that tea to Colton together. Demi's exit doesn't mean all the drama left with her.
And, no matter what happens in the final half of the 2019 Bachelor, Tayshia and Kirpa's growing camaraderie reminds us the former has been supporting the dwindling number of women of color around her for weeks. When Cuban-American Nicole experienced her first on-screen sobfest, it was Tayshia who took her to the side to decompress. Somehow, the phlebotomist accomplished that tough task while avoiding any real hostility with Onyeka, whom Nicole was battling with. To the day, Tayshia maintains a close friendship with both ladies.
Everyone is sleeping on Taycole. Don't @ me @TayshiaAdams pic.twitter.com/hqf0qCYxLN
— Nicole Lopez-Alvar (@nicolelovar) January 26, 2019
Then, one of the most interesting moments of Monday's "Week 6" arrives when Sydney, an Asian woman, reveals she is in feeling "overlooked" by Colton, who is giving "more opportunities" to "other girls." Tayshia calls them "shiny objects." While neither woman spells out exactly what they're saying, the montage suggests they are talking about the many white women Colton is seemingly laser focused on during the cocktail party (Tayshia and Sydney's conversion occurs during some silly "ninja" antics from Hannah Brown). In an intense situation where no one else looks like Sydney, this honest heart-to-heart clearly means a lot to the professional dancer.
At this point, Tayshia is even tweeting with Caila Quinn, an almost-Bachelorette and proud Filipina.
💗💗💗 https://t.co/8t4OVca0pt
— Tayshia Adams (@TayshiaAdams) February 5, 2019
Forget about about finding out who ends up with Colton — the real love story here is The Bachelor's burgeoning sorority of women of color, late-in-the season scheming and all.
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Photo: Courtesy of ABC.
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