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I received a letter as well. In spite of having never participated in a lottery or any sort of sweepstakes, apparently, I have won £850,000 and was supposed to contact a Bernard Morgan at this number to claim my prize. It also said that I had to respond within the course of two weeks after the letter was issued (it was dated August 22 and I received the letter on September 23 - so what in god's name are they trying to pull?). Obviously, I didn't reply to the letter - it's obviously a scam!
I have been called from this number 3-4 times a week since January this year and have yet to answer the call. Finally received a letter from Mercury financial today 8th Sept saying I had until Sept 29 to reply and to receive my winnings from this years world cup lotto which I have never heard of let alone entered yes you guessed it £850.000.Straight in the bin methinks.
GOT THE LETTER TOO FOR £850,000.000.
DON'T WORRY I HAVE TOLD ROYALMAIL TO TTRACK DOWN THEIR HQ NUMBER, THEY SHOULD BE ABLE TO TRACK THEM DOWN NOW.
YES THE POST CODE PROVIDED DOES NOT EVEN EXISTS.
the number has now changed 02030867525 or 07503236925 or fax 02076917189.still springfield financial group. received letter stating had won 850,000!!
Euromillions Commonwealth of Nations online lottery Elgin St, Ottawa, Canada. Haven't played this lottery don't believe in miracle's but the number's are changed for Springfield Financial Group, 40 Bank St, Canary Wharf London E14 5RN. 0207-060-5401 or 0758-5634-594.If this is true then I'm the fool but I think it's a con.
I recently received a quite dubious letter from "Springfield Financial Group" that asked me to call a Bernard Morgan as I had allegedly won £850,000 in a lottery. It also said that I need to claim my prize within two weeks of the date of the letter (which said August 15th so more than a month ago). Additionally, I have to pay a clearance fee to receive my prize. All I can say is: the letter is not worth the paper it was printed on so just ignore it and don't respond to their requests!


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In addition to the 11 basic colours
Chinese and European scientists propose 28 complementary colours
28 new colours he 11 basic colours (black, blue, brown, gray, green, orange, pink, purple, red, white and yellow) and the additional 28 (turquoise, olive green, mint green, burgundy, lavender, magenta, salmon, cyan, beige, dark pink, dark green, olive green, lilac, pale yellow, fuchsia, mustard, ochre, teal, mauve, dark purple, lime green, light green, plum, light blue, peach, violet, tan and maroon. / Lu Yu et al.
Whenever required to define the colours of an image, one usually falls back on a system of eleven well-known names, such as white, red, green and blue, but a team of Chinese and European scientists propose using an additional 28 terms, such as burgundy, salmon, lavender, plum, tan and olive green These new descriptors offer better results when it comes to classifying images, identifying people and visually monitoring individuals.
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The 11 basic colours (black, blue, brown, gray, green, orange, pink, purple, red, white and yellow) and the additional 28 (turquoise, olive green, mint green, burgundy, lavender, magenta, salmon, cyan, beige, dark pink, dark green, olive green, lilac, pale yellow, fuchsia, mustard, ochre, teal, mauve, dark purple, lime green, light green, plum, light blue, peach, violet, tan and maroon. / Lu Yu et al.
Black, blue, brown, gray, green, orange, pink, purple, red, white and yellow -these are the eleven basic colours that make up one of the most popular classifications of colour names - especially in the Anglo-Saxon world -, commonly used to describe the tonality of an image. The determination of colours is applied, in turn, in the field of artificial vision in many areas, such as the recognition and tracking of people.
Now, however, researchers from the Computer Vision Centre (CVC) of the Autonomous University of Barcelona and other international institutions present a new system in the magazine Machine Vision and Applications, wherein 28 complementary colours are added to the basic ones. Altogether, according to the authors, they give a much better description of the various colour shades.
The 28 additional colour names are turquoise, olive green, mint green, burgundy, lavender, magenta, salmon, cyan, beige, dark pink, dark green, olive green, lilac, pale yellow, fuchsia, mustard, ochre, teal, mauve, dark purple, lime green, light green, plum, light blue, peach, violet, tan and maroon.
The system has been trained with a database of 250 images extracted from Google for each of the 39 colours (11 + 28), applying statistical models to estimate probability values. In this way, an algorithm has learned to automatically and accurately differentiate each colour; and the new classification has been successfully applied in different experiments.
"These descriptors surpass those already existing in tasks such as the visual tracking of people, the re-identification of previously recorded individuals and in the classification of images," stresses Lu Yu, CVC researcher and co-author of the work.
Specifically, the new colour system has proven its effectiveness in identifying pixels and creating masks in photographs of cars, shoes, dresses and ceramic pieces. Also for describing the shades of flower collections included in a database with more than 8,000 images.
The new descriptors also offer better results to track the faces and shapes of people with cameras, even when the lighting conditions are not good, the frames are low-resolution or there are blurs and occlusions due to the movement of the subject.
Representations of three colours for monitoring objects in complex situations, such as lighting changes, temporary obscuring, blurring or plane rotations. / Lu Yu et al./Machine Vision and Applications
In the event of the goal being the re-identification of a person whose data have already been filed in a database, it has been confirmed that a system with more colours better describes the tones of elements such as clothing. Thus, for example, individuals who, due to the red colour of their shirts, look the same with a system of 11 colours will be shown to be dressed in different colours when the different shades of red are well distinguished.
Finally, the researchers also conducted a psychophysical experiment with volunteers, who had to decide if the colour and name they saw on a computer screen matched. Their answers also confirmed that, for the purpose of better describing the colours, they preferred the system of 11 + 28 names instead of just the 11 basic ones.
Gender and cultural differences
Although the study has not gone into these details, Yu also points out that there are subtle differences in the appreciation of colours depending on the gender of the observer: "We don't know if, due to social or biological issues, women seem to distinguish colour tones more easily than men." The variety of nail polishes is a good example of this.
"And I've also perceived cultural differences," adds the expert, "when designating some colours, such as pink, which for Europeans is closer to fuchsia, whereas for the Chinese, it is closer to rose" Future research could yield deeper insights into the influence of gender and culture on the classification of colours.
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For Your Tuesday Listening Pleasure: Blitzen Trapper, The National at House of Blues
Kevin Todora
The National's Matt Berninger, from Kevin's slide show of the band's show at the House of Blues on October 9
Robert Wilonsky | October 19, 2010 | 5:21pm
A Friend of Unfair Park who's says s/he only comes to Unfair Park for
our work-week-ending rock-and-roll-and send-off
(fair enough) thought we might be interested in these shows just posted to Archive.org:
The National's October 9 show at the House of Blues
double bill at the same venue just last Thursday.
Well, well, well. That's mighty kind, dear Friend. Big fan of all three bands, and these recordings sound terrific -- The National show especially. And the crowd sing-and-clapalong during "Fake Empire" translates well even at this distance; exhilarating, you might even say. And our Kiernan Maletsky, reviewing the Blitzen Trapper show on DC9 at Night, was quite right: There aren't many better show-openers these days than "Wild Mountain Nation."


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Dance Magazine: 25 To Watch 2018
By sf_herminator,
December 21, 2017 in San Francisco Ballet
sf_herminator
Principal Dancer Angelo Greco has been named by Dance Magazine as one of the 25 to watch in 2018:
Link to Angelo: http://www.dancemagazine.com/25-to-watch-angelo-greco-2513585195.html?version=15689707&draft=1
Link to the full list: http://www.dancemagazine.com/25-to-watch-2018-2515449573.html
Definitely a well-deserved honor. He arrived with a splash last year, joining as a Soloist and promoted to Principal after the first two programs last season. Wonderful performances in Nutcracker, Ratmansky's Seven Sonatas, Scarlett's Frankenstein, and Balanchine's Prodigal Son are among many fine moments last season.
Very cool! He's definitely one to watch in my mind, too!


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Q: How to double the spacing of certain number of lines in a file using sed I need to double the spacing for a certain number of lines in all the files in a folder.
I need to know the command for the same.
For doubling the number of lines of one whole file I used the command:
sed '/^$/d' fileName | sed G

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*I need to know how to do this for only specific number of lines

*I want to make the change in all the files in the folder structure

A: This might work for you (GNU find,sed and parallel):
find -type f | parallel --dry-run -q sed -Ezi 's/\n+/\n/g;s/\n/&&/10g;s/\n+/\n/21g'

This will double space lines 10-20 for all files in current directory and below (but only after the commands to do this have be checked by the user and the --dry-run removed).
An alternative, less efficient:
find -type f | parallel --dry 'sed -i "/\S/!d" {} ; sed -i "10,20G" {}'

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Herman Cain speaks to small crowd on capitalism, socialism
by Kyle Mullins | 5/10/19 2:00am
Cain spoke to a small audience yesterday about his thoughts on the difference between capitalism and socialism.
by Elsa Ericksen / The Dartmouth
Herman Cain, a businessman, former chair of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City and candidate for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination, gave a sparsely-attended talk about economics on Thursday evening to roughly 25 students and community members.
In the talk, which was sponsored by the Young America's Foundation and the Dartmouth College Republicans and titled "Capitalism vs. Socialism: The Battle to Save the American Dream," Cain attacked "creeping socialism" and warned that Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), are advocating policies similar to those that led to economic collapse in Venezuela.
College Republicans outgoing chairman Josh Kauderer '19 introduced Cain, saying that he was there to "deflate the myth that is democratic socialism." He walked the audience through Cain's business experience, expressed a desire for a "marketplace of ideas" and said that Cain's newest radio show, "The Herman Cain Show," gets nearly a half million listens per episode.
Cain began his talk by imploring conservatives to make their voices heard, saying that he "dares" those who disagree with him to "silence" him.
"Don't be silenced," he told the audience. "Then you're playing into their hands."
He attacked the 2020 Democratic presidential candidate field, saying that every candidate has "at least one" socialist idea. Cain also said there is "no such thing" as democratic socialism, calling it "communism-lite."
"Once you start infusing socialist ideas little by little, you have what's called the creep effect," Cain said, adding that countries that currently follow socialist policies suffered a "death of a thousand cuts."
He did not shy away from openly mocking prominent Democrats, at one point speaking in a high, squeaky voice to poke fun at Ocasio-Cortez's signature "Green New Deal" proposal and saying that she had "too many names."
Cain used the blackboards in the classroom to create acronyms for capitalism, which he said stood for "Competition, Aspirations, Performance, Ideas, [Low] Taxes, Attention to detail, Laws, Initiative, Strategy [and] Money," and socialism, which he said stood for "State controls everything, Ownership discouraged, Complacency, Individuals don't matter, Assets seized, Lies, Inefficient, Socialism sucks [and] Misery for all."
He emphasized the economic benefits of capitalism while explaining the acronyms, stating that capitalism leads to lower prices, rewards performance and incentivizes the creation of ideas.
"In a capitalistic system, you can dream big, because if you dream big, you can pursue big things," Cain said. "You don't have the government trying to tell you, 'Well, go ahead and dream big, but we're going to take it away from you.'"
He cited the nationalization of the oil company Citgo in Venezuela as an example of a government seizing assets, incorrectly claiming that former Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez took over the corporation. Citgo was nationalized in 1976, 15 years before Chavez came to power.
Before walking the audience through the socialism acronym, Cain said that he didn't mind if "this next section [offended] somebody."
"When people get offended when you try to tell them the truth, they are trying to silence you," Cain said.
When he reached the "Lies" letter of the socialism acronym, Cain commented on U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary committee chairman Jerry Nadler's (D-NY) efforts to subpoena the unredacted version of special counsel Robert Mueller's Report on the Investigation into Russian Interference in the 2016 election.
"Legally, [Attorney General William Barr] cannot give a totally redacted document to Congress or he will have broken the law," Cain said. "And now, Jerry Nadler is calling it a constitutional crisis — because the attorney general will not break the law! … That is a lie."
Cain credited his success in business to capitalism and his own hard work. Cain vehemently dismissed any suggestion that he faced discrimination on account of his race, declaring that "in the corporate world, your performance is more important than your color or your gender."
"But that is not what the media wants you to believe," Cain said.
Concluding the talk, Cain told the students in the audience to ensure that they have a "dream."
"You're going to have some zigs, you're going to have some zags, you're going to have some setbacks, but if you've got a dream, you know where you're headed," Cain said.
During the question-and-answer session, Cain was asked why democratic socialism seemed to be on the rise in the United States and among members of the Democratic party. He responded by pulling "TruthCards" — index cards that contained a variety of economic statistics and conservative talking points — out of his jacket pocket and stated that "they can't refute the facts" as members of the College Republicans passed out the cards to the audience.
Cain was asked by Joseph Chavez '20 whether infrastructure projects like highways, dams and water pipes are "socialist." He responded that "it's not a socialist idea if everybody benefits equally."
The problem, Cain said, was that some people "mislead the public."
"Now they're promoting 'health care is a fundamental right,'" Cain said. "No, it's not. Is a Cadillac in every garage a fundamental right?"
Chavez said that he enjoyed the event, saying that it was "refreshing" to hear ideas from someone with a different political philosophy than his own.
Jeff Rounsaville, a resident of Grantham, NH, said that he appreciated Cain's emphasis on the idea that "[socialism] has never worked."
"Pretty much down the line, everything that [Cain] said were things that I think are true," Rounsaville said.
Incoming chairman of the College Republicans Daniel Bring '21 said that the event was inspirational and energetic.
"That's always something we like to experience," he said.
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Guernica author Richard Lee's book Get Onboard: Walk in the Shoes of a Transit Operator has been getting a lot of attention lately, and was recently discussed in an article by The National Post!
Sadaf Ahsan's article "TTC supervisor Richard Lee's new book, Get Onboard, details a day in the life of a transit operator" begins by describing Lee's book, "a 180-page book about a day in the life of transit operators and what they experience on the job". The book is compiled from conversations with co-workers that took place over two months, with an emphasis on "shattering the stigma surrounding TTC drivers".
Ahsan quotes from an interview that Lee had with The Toronto Sun in which he explains "For so long the media and social media has been filled with stories of TTC operators, but they haven't [been] able to share their experience and stories to the public until now…Because of this book, the public now can see the sacrifices TTC operators make daily. I was inspired to write the book because there is so much good stuff people don't know".
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Q: PetaPoco core .cs file not visible in ASP.NET 5 Class Library package I am building a new project in ASP.NET 5.
In my solution I have added a new Class Library (Package) project.
I right click on this project and choose for Manage Nuget packages to install PetaPoco.Core.
When I install everything seems fine except that the PetaPoco.cs file is not in my project.
In my references I se the PetaPoco version 5.1.171 installed.
Is this something different then a normal class library and do I need to use something else in order to use the installed PetaPoco class or is it a problem during the installation?
I have removed and reinstalled this but still the same.
Someone that can help me out?
/Michael

A: It looks like the PetaPoco.Core package isn't setup to be used in portable class libraries (PCLs).
Including content files in PCLs like the Models folder that PetaPoco.Core creates requires a different NuGet setup than a regular project. Documentation on this can be found on NuGet. I downloaded their package directly and can confirm that it is not setup in the way the linked resource describes.
It may be that the project requires features that are not available yet cross-platform, or they simply haven't had time to make changes to support PCLs, or some other reason that I am not aware of.

A: NuGet packages are usually installed as DLLs in the bin folder of your project, with the needed references also added automatically to the project. They usually don't include source files. You may find sources - if available - on the package/project website.
Visual Studio IntelliSense will pick up the DLLs and show what it can about the classes and methods inside, including comments and method signatures.
See here for a tutorial, including how to build your own NuGet packages.
EDIT: PetaPoco is the exception that does add a .cs file... see comment below.


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The Cassoulet Saved Our Marriage: True Tales of Food, Family, and How We Learn to Eat
The Cassoulet Saved Our Marriage
Roost Books, 2013
This book, co-edited with Lisa Catherine Harper, offers an original and timely perspective on the ongoing debate about how American families eat. Essays by parents, chefs, journalists, and food writers show that good family food involves more than serving a healthy dish. In the blog, Learning to Eat, Lisa and I write about the food we cook with and for our families, day in and day out.
Mama, PhD: Women Write About Motherhood and Academic Life
Mama, PhD is a literary anthology of personal essays by women working both in and out of higher education, writing about their experiences as they choose to have, not have, or delay children. The essays in this anthology speak to and offer support for any woman attempting to combine work and family, and make recommendations on how to make the academy a more family-friendly workplace. Bob Drago, author of Striking a Balance: Work, Family, Life, calls the book "easily the most important piece of work to date on academics and family issues, full-stop."
You can find more of my essays online or in your local bookstore:
"A Handbook for Grieving" in The New York Times
"My mom taught me about bread. When she died, all I could do was bake." at The Washington Post
"Sandwiched," at The Washington Post
"I Once Was Blind," co-written with my husband, Tony, for the GIA Reader
"Fragile" in Here in the Middle: Stories of Love, Loss, and Connection From the Ones Sandwiched In Between, edited by Christine Organ and Julie Jo Severson (220 Communications, 2016) and republished at Role Reboot.
"Dumped by My Matchmaker" at Ozy
"Dawn Wall" originally published on The Mid and republished at Role Reboot
"Fading," winner of The Monthly's winter essay contest and republished at Role Reboot
"In Nancy's Kitchen" in Books That Cook: The Making of a Literary Meal, edited by Jennifer Cognard-Black and Melissa A. Goldthwaite (NYU Press)
"Picking Berries with Granddad" in Grand Magazine
"The Birth I Wanted" in Birth Writes: A Collection of Real Life Birth Stories, edited by Carole Monnier Clark (Inner Roads Sophrology, 2016)
"Snapshots from AWP" at Literary Mama
"A Conversation with Emily Barton" in Literary Mama
"Five Family Favorites" in The Children's Book Review
"From Pitch to Publication: Learning How to Work With an Editor," in Women Writing on Family Tips on Writing, Teaching and Publishing, edited by Suzann Holland and Carol Smallwood (The Key Publishing House Inc.)
"Afternoon Snack Ideas" in Macaroni Kids
"An Interview with Nicki Richesin" in Literary Mama
"Earthquake Country" in Salon
"Things No One Will Tell You: Literary Mama Writes Motherhood Outside the Mainstream Media" in The 21st Century Motherhood Movement: Activist Mothers Speak Out on Why We Need to Change the World and How to Do It, edited by Andrea O'Reilly (Demeter Press)
"A Conversation with Pamela Tanner Boll," in Literary Mama
"The Cookie," first published in Hip Mama and reprinted in A Cup of Comfort for New Mothers, edited by Colleen Sell (Adams Media)
"Wonderful Life," in The Ultimate Christmas, edited by Jeanne Bice (Health Communications, Inc.)
"Caring for Children and Their Parents," in Inside Higher Ed
"The Quest for Balance and Support," in Inside Higher Ed
"MLA Realities, Then and Now," in Inside Higher Ed
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Brokerage Firm Review: Berthel, Fisher & Company Financial Services, Inc.
Home » Brokerage Firm Review: Berthel, Fisher & Company Financial Services, Inc.
Aug 24, 2021 | By Tamara | Read Time: 10 minutes |
Berthel, Fisher & Company Financial Services, Inc. ("Berthel Fisher") (CRD# 13609) has many different complaints filed by FINRA (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority), state regulatory organizations, and investors such as yourself. At the Law Offices of Robert Wayne Pearce, we have investigated Berthel Fisher, its regulatory and customer complaints, and have also represented investors with claims of fraud, negligence, and breach of fiduciary duty against this organization and its financial advisors.
If you believe you have a claim against Berthel Fisher, you should strongly consider hiring an investment loss lawyer. You should not wait until it's too late to file a claim. The Law Offices of Robert Wayne Pearce, P.A., offers free consultations. Give us a call at 800-732-2889. Let's discuss your case and see what we can do to help you get the compensation you need and deserve.
Can I Sue Berthel, Fisher & Company Financial Services, Inc.?
If you've lost money caused by Berthel Fisher and/or its employees' misconduct then the answer is, YES, you can sue Berthel Fisher but the odds are you signed away your right to sue in court and agreed to resolve your dispute in a FINRA arbitration proceeding. Attorney Robert Wayne Pearce has over 40 years of personal experience in FINRA arbitration proceedings and knows very well how you can not only sue Berthel Fisher in FINRA arbitration proceedings, but WIN that arbitration. The easiest way to know if you have a viable case against Berthel Fisher is to call Attorney Pearce at our office at 800-732-2889.
You've lost money. The easiest way to know if you have a viable case against Berthel Fisher is to call our office at 800-732-2889.
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I. Can I Sue Berthel, Fisher & Company Financial Services, Inc.?
II. What is Berthel, Fisher & Company Financial Services, Inc.?
III. Berthel, Fisher & Company Financial Services, Inc. Has Many Different Regulatory Problems
III.I. A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF SOME OF THE REGULATORY PROBLEMS BERTHEL FISHER & COMPANY FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. HAS FACED OVER THE YEARS*
IV. Berthel Fisher Customer Complaints
V. Why Does Berthel, Fisher & Company Financial Services, Inc. Have So Many Regulatory Problems And Customer Complaints?
VI. Did Berthel, Fisher & Company Financial Services, Inc. Advisor Misconduct Cause You Investment Losses?
VII. Consult With An Attorney Who Recovers Investment Losses Caused By Berthel, Fisher & Company Financial Services, Inc. Today!
What is Berthel, Fisher & Company Financial Services, Inc.?
In 1983, Berthel Fisher (CRD# 13609) was first registered as a FINRA broker-dealer. The company is controlled by Berthel Fisher & Company and headquartered in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Its independent broker-dealer Business Model has grown through acquisition and organic development of primarily one and two person registered representative offices supervised remotely. Today there are over 230 Berthel Fisher branch offices with over 350 registered representatives in almost every state. More than half of Berthel Fisher's branch locations are single representative office with no on-site supervisors other than the financial advisors themselves.
Berthel, Fisher & Company Financial Services, Inc. Has Many Different Regulatory Problems
Berthel Fisher's rapid growth has not been without consequences. There have been approximately 25 Federal, state and self-regulatory body disclosure events; that is, final and formal proceedings initiated by a regulatory authority (e.g., a state or federal securities agency like the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) or self-regulatory body like the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) and the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA) ) for a violation(s) of investment-related rules or regulations. In addition, there have been hundreds of customer complaints filed against Berthel Fisher for misconduct by its securities sales and investment advisory representatives that are not reported by the firm on its Central Depository Record.
We have reported and written about these regulatory problems and customer complaints over many years. Berthel Fisher is a repeat offender: there are over 9 FINRA reported disciplinary proceedings citing the firm with one form of supervisory lapses or another in the last decade.
A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF SOME OF THE REGULATORY PROBLEMS BERTHEL FISHER & COMPANY FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. HAS FACED OVER THE YEARS*
Berthel Fisher has been repeatedly censured, warned, and fined millions for its own misconduct and failure to supervise its army of financial advisors.* A few of the notable FINRA Sanctions for its Supervisory Failures are below:
FINRA Sanctions Berthel Fisher For UIT And Mutual Fund Sales Abuses
FINRA investigated and discovered that Jeffrey Dragon, a registered representative of Berthel Fisher generated approximately $417,000 in concessions for himself and his firm, at the expense of his customers, by recommending and executing a pattern of unsuitable short-term trading of unit investment trusts ("UITs"). This was just the tip of the iceberg because as FINRA investigated further discovered that over 2700 customers failed to receive the UIT sales discounts to which they were entitled.
Dragon's customers, many of whom were seniors, unsophisticated investors, or both, were advised to liquidate UIT positions that they had held for only a few months, and which they had purchased on Dragon's recommendations, and then use the proceeds to purchase other UITs. Because each UIT purchased carried a new sales load, and because UITs are designed not to be actively traded, Dragon's recommendations were excessive and unsuitable.
Dragon's recommendations to these customers were further unsuitable, in that he designed his recommendations to prevent his customers' UIT purchases from qualifying for sales charge discounts. Despite regularly recommending that customers purchase UITs in amounts that exceeded volume-discount "breakpoints" of $50,000 and $100,000, Dragon routinely structured their investments – by spreading the amounts over smaller purchases and multiple days – in order to avoid reaching those thresholds. By doing so, Dragon sought to increase his concessions at his customers' expense.
It was obvious to FINRA that Berthel Fisher allowed this activity to occur – and, in fact, profited from its inadequate system for supervising UIT trading. During the relevant period, Berthel Fisher's only regular supervisory review of UIT recommendations and customer activity consisted of manual reviews of daily trade blotters that did not indicate either how long UIT positions had been held before liquidation or the source of funds used to purchase new UITs. Thus, Berthel Fisher's supervisory system was not reasonably designed to prevent short-term and potentially excessive UIT trading.
FINRA concluded that Berthel Fisher's supervisory system was also inadequate because it was not reasonably designed to prevent short-term and potentially excessive trading in mutual funds. As with UITs, the firm's supervisory system lacked any methods, reports, or other tools to identify mutual-fund switching or trading patterns indicative of other misconduct.
FINRA also concluded that Berthel Fisher's supervisory system was not reasonably designed to ensure that the firm's UIT and mutual-fund customers received all sales-charge discounts to which they were entitled during the UIT Period and Mutual Fund Period, respectively. Instead, Berthel Fisher relied on its registered representatives and its clearing firm to determine whether UIT and mutual-fund purchases should receive sales-charge discounts, and conducted no review or supervision to determine if those discounts were applied correctly.
FINRA found that Berthel Fisher's supervisory lapses not only allowed Dragon's breakpoint-manipulation scheme to go unchecked, but it also resulted in further injury to Berthel Fisher's customers; Berthel Fisher failed to detect that more than 2,700 of its customers' UIT purchases did not receive applicable sales-charge discounts. As a result, Berthel Fisher customers paid excessive sales charges of approximately $667,000, nearly all of which was paid to Berthel Fisher and its registered representatives as dealer concessions.
Notwithstanding the widespread evidence of sales abuse, FINRA only slapped Berthel Fisher on the wrist with a censure, fine of $225,000, restitution order in the total amount of $117,315.41, plus interest, ordered Berthel Fisher to pay disgorgement in the total amount of $299,471.73, and ordered to retain an Independent Consultant to rewrite it supervisory procedures.
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FINRA Sanctions Berthel Fisher For Not Supervising Alternative Investments
FINRA investigated and found Berthel Fisher had an inadequate supervisory system and written procedures, including those concerning its suitability review of transactions in nontraded Real Estate Investment Trusts ("REITs"), non-traditional exchange-traded funds ("ETFs") and other alternative investments. Further, Berthel Fisher's supervisory systems and procedures failed to prevent a number of unsuitable sales of alternative investments. In addition, FINRA found that Berthel Fisher did not conduct adequate supervisory oversight of a remote branch office and failed to retain certain electronic communications as required.
In its investigation, FINRA discovered that Berthel Fisher failed to implement an adequate supervisory system, including adequate written procedures, for the sale of alternative investments that was reasonably designed to achieve compliance with NASD Rule 2310, FINRA Rule 2111 and state and prospectus suitability standards. Specifically, the method used by the Berthel Fisher to calculate concentration limits and enforce its own aggregate alternative investment suitability standard did not accurately record all of the alternative investments, including managed futures, oil and gas programs, equipment leasing, business development companies ("BDCs") and non-traded REITs, in a customer's portfolio; the Firm did not train its supervisory staff to appropriately analyze state suitability standards as part of its suitability review of certain alternative investments; the paperwork used by the reviewing principal to assess state suitability standards did not consistently contain the appropriate state's suitability standards; and the Firm had inadequate controls to ensure that its staff, in effecting an alternative investment transaction, used current and accurate subscription agreements as part of the alternative investment purchase paperwork. Berthel Fisher therefore violated NASD Rule 3010(a) and (b), NASD Rule 2110 and FINRA Rule 2010.2
Further, FINRA discovered that Berthel Fisher did not implement adequate supervisory systems and procedures in connection with the sale of certain non-traditional ETFs. Specifically, Berthel Fisher did not fully assess the features or risks associated with these ETFs during the relevant period, and did not adequately train registered representatives regarding these products. Accordingly, it found Berthel Fisher did not have a reasonable basis for recommending the sale of any of these products. As a dug deeper, FINRA discovered Berthel Fisher also did not conduct adequate supervisory reviews of non-traditional ETF transactions and did not adequately monitor positions to detect and prevent unsuitable buy-and hold strategies in customer accounts. Berthel Fisher therefore violated NASD Rule 3010(a) and (b), NASD Rule 2310 and FINRA Rule 2010.
Finally, FINRA found multiple remote offices supervisory lapses. For example, Berthel Fisher did not implement a supervisory system, by among other things, neglecting to conduct adequate audits of the branch office and neglecting to conduct timely reviews of emails from the branch. Based on this conduct, Berthel Fisher further violated NASD Rule 3010 and FINRA Rule 2010. Berthel Fisher also failed to retain emails for certain email domains, including the primary domains used by Berthel Fisher and therefore violated Section 17(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1 934 (the "Exchange Act"), Rule 17a-4 thereunder, NASD Rule 3110(a), NASD Rule 2110, and FINRA Rule 2010.
Notwithstanding the widespread misconduct and rule violations, Berthel Fisher was spared the punishment it deserved and only received the following sanctions: a censure and a fine of $675,000 and was only ordered to pay restitution to customers in the total amount of$13,292.53.
FINRA Sanctions Berthel Fisher For Not Supervising Private Placement Sales
Over the years, Berthel Fisher has participated in a number of private offerings of securities. However, during the relevant period, Berthel Fisher's written supervisory procedures were deficient relating to private offerings of securities.
Among other things, the written procedures did not reference how Berthel Fisher would monitor for compliance with the applicable rules and regulations relating to private offerings of securities. Further, the written procedures did not provide any detail regarding the method or manner in which any supervision of private offerings of securities was to occur. Moreover, the written procedures also did not identify any Berthel Fisher associated person responsible for compliance with respect to rules and regulations relating to private offerings of securities. In addition, the written procedures failed to describe what steps a Berthel Fisher associated person, who would be responsible for monitoring for compliance with respect to private offerings, should take if potential violative activity was discovered. Finally, Berthel Fisher's written procedures failed to describe how a Berthel Fisher associated person, who would be responsible for monitoring for compliance with respect to private offerings, would document their oversight of private offerings of securities.
FINRA concluded that those acts, practices and conduct constitute separate and distinct violations of NASD Conduct Rules 3010(b) and 2110 by Berthel Fisher and slapped it on the wrist with a censure and small fine.
FINRA Sanctions Berthel Fisher For Not Supervising Options Transactions
During the relevant period, a Berthel Fisher financial advisor recommended and executed options transactions in the accounts of customers without having reasonable grounds for believing that these recommendations were suitable for the customers on the basis of the customers' investment experience, financial situation and/or age.
Berthel Fisher's registered options principal, was responsible for supervising the options transactions recommended and executed by the stockbroker. As a result of FINRAs investigation, it determined that the firm's option principal failed to adequately supervise the representative who was allowed to recommend and execute these options transactions when the manager knew or should have known that these transactions were unsuitable for the customers. Through these acts, Berthel Fisher and its option principal violated NASD Conduct Rules 3010(a) and 2110 but were only jointly and severally fined $10,000. The manager was suspended for 10 days.
*Above are only some of the regulatory disciplinary actions filed against Berthel Fisher by FINRA. NASSA and other state securities regulator investigations and enforcement actions account for another almost 20 more BrokerCheck disclosures.
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Berthel Fisher Customer Complaints
There have been scores of customer complaints filed against Berthel Fisher stockbrokers and investment advisors over the years. We have launched many investigations of current and former Berthel Fisher advisors:
Genevieve Mar of Berthel, Fisher & Company Financial Services, Inc
Andrew Perri of Berthel, Fisher & Company Financial Services, Inc.
Darryl Tureaud of Berthel, Fisher & Company Financial Services, Inc
John Carroll of Berthel Fisher & Company Financial Services
Ryan Benning of Berthel Fisher & Company Financial Services
Steve Cummings Formerly With Berthel, Fisher & Company Financial Services
Jeremy Hay of Berthel Fisher & Company Financial Services
Christopher Sweistris of Berthel Fisher & Company Financial Services
Ryan Derks of Berthel Fisher & Company Financial Services
If you have lost money investing with any of these Berthel Fisher advisors or others within this brokerage firm, it's important that you reach out to an investment loss attorney quickly because the statutes of limitations can bar your claims. Call us at 800-732-2889.
Why Does Berthel, Fisher & Company Financial Services, Inc. Have So Many Regulatory Problems And Customer Complaints?
Independent broker-dealers are notorious for their lax supervisory practices and procedures. The business model of these franchise type operations is to open many offices nationwide for steady growth of fixed monthly revenues without the costs attendant to a full-service branch office with on-site manager, compliance officer and operation personnel. The registered representatives of these independent broker-dealers generally operate as separately incorporated businesses. They are not employees of the broker-dealer and therefore not controlled in the same manner as full-service brokerage firm representatives. The registered representatives control their structure and costs to maximize profits and often leave the protection of investors' rights and interests as their lowest priority.
The typical supervisory organization of independent broker-dealer operations is to have other independent contractors operate Offices of Supervisory Jurisdiction (OSJs) to monitor the registered representatives from geographically remote offices and then report to the main franchisor's compliance office at national headquarters. The supervisors at the OSJs are not employees of the franchisor and often run their own brokerage, insurance and other businesses. They are not devoted full-time supervisors of the smaller branch offices. Consequently, OSJ managers cannot and do not supervise the day-to-day operations of the registered representatives of these Independent broker-dealers.
Generally, there is no immediate review of new accounts opened, securities transactions, business records, cash or securities receipts and deliveries, correspondence and business activities unrelated to the securities brokerage operation at these independent brokerage firms. The lax supervision leaves investors who have transferred their accounts to the smaller independent broker-dealer vulnerable to sales of securities that have not been reviewed or authorized by anyone other than the sales representative earning a commission. There may be no one onsite to detect forgeries of clients' signatures on documents, the placement of inaccurate information about a client's investment objectives and financial condition to document the suitability of a particular investment recommendation. Oftentimes there is no daily review of sales literature and client correspondence to protect against misrepresentations and misleading statements being made to investors. In fact, it is not unusual for there to be only one compliance audit visit per year at many of these offices.
These Independent brokerage business operations are worrisome to the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA), which has documented more instances of sales abuse and consequently investor losses at these firms than the traditional brokerage firms with branch offices with on-site managers and compliance personnel.
Did Berthel, Fisher & Company Financial Services, Inc. Advisor Misconduct Cause You Investment Losses?
When financial advisor misconduct has caused you to lose substantial value to your investment accounts, you have the right to seek reimbursement from the responsible parties. Berthel Fisher is responsible like any employer for its financial advisors acts and omissions. In addition, it has an independent duty to supervise its stockbrokers and investment advisors. These cases can be extremely complex, and so having the support of a reputable attorney who is experienced in recovering investment losses for investors is key to your success. Many customers make the mistake of contacting Berthel Fisher without representation with an attorney about their complaints and have their complaints denied.
A Berthel Fisher denial of your claim does not mean it was not a valid claim!
All brokers have a conflict of interest when it comes to complaints.
Call us now for an unbiased evaluation of your claim at 800-732-2889.
Consult With An Attorney Who Recovers Investment Losses Caused By Berthel, Fisher & Company Financial Services, Inc. Today!
The attorneys at The Law Offices of Robert Wayne Pearce, P.A., have helped countless investors over the last 40 years recover the losses from their investment accounts that were caused by broker negligence or misconduct. The firm has extensive experience with Berthel Fisher cases, and Attorney Pearce is committed to seeing that those responsible for the losses you have suffered are held fully accountable.
Give us a call at 800-732-2889. Let's discuss your case and see what we can do to help you get the compensation you need and deserve.


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Greeks Bearing Gifts
by Ken Larson • July 31, 2009
In a Wall Street Journal article titled "The Great Philanthropy Takeover" Arkansas based writer David Sanders reports on a recent conference of the nationwide Council of Foundations in his home state. Sanders' article aligns with Michael Miller's blog of July 30 "Healthcare – Don't Forget The Morality Of It" and deserves your attention because of the author's conclusion that the Obama administration "is beginning to nationalize another sector of the American economy."
How could that happen? Well it would happen because many of those folks who head up non-profit groups that rely on OPM — other people's money — have a tough time identifying and convincing donors to give them some. Obama is offering an alternative: Bundled packages of tax payer's money for "shovel ready" community help projects. If you're a struggling non-profit with an iffy mission, it's the greatest grant available.
And Obama knows about grants because when he was a community organizer in Chicago he and his associates, including William Ayres, were able to get over $120 million including matching funds from the Annenberg Foundation to spread around to their constituents. Eventually the Annenberg people cut off their funds because no good could be attributed to the use of all the money they'd supplied, but you get the picture.
Notwithstanding the deceitfulness of that Ayres-Obama Chicago enterprise, we generally should be wary of Greeks bearing gifts.
At the NCEA convention earlier this year I introduced and listened to a former lobbyist give advice to a room full of Catholic educators on how to get a piece of the stimulus money Obama had just announced would be available for schools. Just like Larry Arnn at Hillsdale College in Michigan and the American Council of Trustees and Alumni, I'm distrustful of the influence government has on curriculum and the mission of our schools and worry about the federal government's intrusion into any enterprise. But at the NCEA event, the room was all ears to the application tricks being offered them.
That's also what happened at the Foundation meeting in Arkansas, where as Sanders writes:
Carlos Monje, policy director of the White House's Office of Social Innovation and Civic Participation, briefed the conference on how President Obama, who came up through the ranks of community organizing, wants to "change the ethic of service" for the country. Key to the administration achieving its desired results? Rewarding model nonprofits with federal dollars—seed capital—from the new $50 million "Social Innovation Fund."
That phrase "ethic of service" calls to mind many things that hang on the tenets of faith to which Christians pay mind. But as we are consistently reminded by the scholars at Acton Institute, our charity is best left to the individual.
As Acton's core principles state: "The government's primary responsibility is to promote the common good, that is, to maintain the rule of law, and to preserve basic duties and rights. The government's role is not to usurp free actions, but to minimize those conflicts that may arise when the free actions of persons and social institutions result in competing interests." You might ask in this context who would declare a non-profit a proper "model" for funding or determine appropriate "social innovation?" If you said Mr. Monje you're probably right.
Making the case to individuals for your "good deed" request is not an easy task, but it's the only way we should be promoting the kind of Charity explicit in the ministry of Jesus Christ.
As I tell my friends in education, "Watch out for the serpent in your tent. Watch out for that Trojan Horse."
Ken Larson
Ken Larson is a businessman and writer who with his wife recently moved from their native state California to a semi-rural part of Virginia, near the Chesapeake Bay. A graduate of California State University with a major in English, his eclectic career includes editing the first "reloading manual" for Sierra Bullets [something that earns him major league credibility when picking crabs with new friends on Sunday afternoons] and authoring a novel about a family's school choice decisions titled ReEnchantment, A Schoolboy's Adventure. His web site is http://www.reenchantment.net. For ten years, Ken was the only Protestant on The Consultative School Board for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange near Los Angeles and chaired their inaugural Catholic Conference on Business and Ethics in support of needy parish schools in the diocese. He continues to be active in his new community and mindful of America's civic education malaise.
Posted in Effective CompassionTagged education, government intrusion, obama, philanthropy
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  enum_types=[
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  options=None,
  is_extendable=True,
  extension_ranges=[(100, 536870912), ],
  serialized_start=74,
  serialized_end=104,
)

_ANOTHERMESSAGE = _descriptor.Descriptor(
  name='AnotherMessage',
  full_name='protobuf_unittest.AnotherMessage',
  filename=None,
  file=DESCRIPTOR,
  containing_type=None,
  fields=[
  ],
  extensions=[
  ],
  nested_types=[],
  enum_types=[
  ],
  options=None,
  is_extendable=False,
  extension_ranges=[],
  serialized_start=106,
  serialized_end=122,
)

DESCRIPTOR.message_types_by_name['TestBadIdentifiers'] = _TESTBADIDENTIFIERS
DESCRIPTOR.message_types_by_name['AnotherMessage'] = _ANOTHERMESSAGE

class TestBadIdentifiers(_message.Message):
  __metaclass__ = _reflection.GeneratedProtocolMessageType
  DESCRIPTOR = _TESTBADIDENTIFIERS

  # @@protoc_insertion_point(class_scope:protobuf_unittest.TestBadIdentifiers)

class AnotherMessage(_message.Message):
  __metaclass__ = _reflection.GeneratedProtocolMessageType
  DESCRIPTOR = _ANOTHERMESSAGE

  # @@protoc_insertion_point(class_scope:protobuf_unittest.AnotherMessage)

TestBadIdentifiers.RegisterExtension(message)
TestBadIdentifiers.RegisterExtension(descriptor)
TestBadIdentifiers.RegisterExtension(reflection)
TestBadIdentifiers.RegisterExtension(service)

DESCRIPTOR.has_options = True
DESCRIPTOR._options = _descriptor._ParseOptions(descriptor_pb2.FileOptions(), '\220\001\001')

_ANOTHERSERVICE = _descriptor.ServiceDescriptor(
  name='AnotherService',
  full_name='protobuf_unittest.AnotherService',
  file=DESCRIPTOR,
  index=0,
  options=None,
  serialized_start=124,
  serialized_end=140,
  methods=[
])

class AnotherService(_service.Service):
  __metaclass__ = service_reflection.GeneratedServiceType
  DESCRIPTOR = _ANOTHERSERVICE
class AnotherService_Stub(AnotherService):
  __metaclass__ = service_reflection.GeneratedServiceStubType
  DESCRIPTOR = _ANOTHERSERVICE

# @@protoc_insertion_point(module_scope)


A proper emergency fund ensures that if "stuff" happens you won't have to borrow or use credit cards.
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You can't borrow for retirement. Either you have the funds or you have to keep working, so making retirement savings a priority is recommended.
Start saving a little bit with an employer sponsored plan or IRA, and then look for opportunities to increase over time. Don't forget to take advantage of company matching contributions.
After the foundation is built, you may want to fund other goals like kids education, a home purchase or a big trip. Set up a plan to save, invest or borrow to fund those goals.
Lastly and importantly, take the time to put in place a contingency plan including life insurance and basic estate documents. This is really for your family, and though you are young things can happen, making this a key part of any solid financial plan.
The advice provided is general advice only. It has been prepared without taking into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. A professional advisor should be consulted before implementing any of the options presented.


Boasting exceptional architecture and acoustics, the Carnegie Hall is where concerts and shows take place.
Carnegie Hall is one of the most prestigious venues in the world for both classical and popular music, and also plays host to a number of school and professional programs, community events, and festivals. It is made up of three stages, each with a different classic feel. The Joan and Sanford I. Weill Recital Hall is an intimate auditorium with a Belle Epoque décor where recitals, chamber music concerts, symposia, and more are held. The Isaac Stern Auditorium / Ronald O. Perelman Stage is the largest of the three stages and has been the most prestigious classical music performance space in the United States since its opening in 1891, where many of the world's greatest soloists, conductors, and ensembles have taken the stage. The most recent addition is the Judy and Arthur Zankel Hall, opened in September 2003, and intended for a broad spectrum of performing and educational events.


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Pat Metheny & Lyle Mays: As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls 40 Years On
'A game of two halves' is a common expression in football, but it can apply to albums too.
We all know albums which have one good side and one bad one (I'll throw in The Seeds Of Love, Fulfingness' First Finale, Music Of My Mind, The Colour Of Spring for your consideration…).
But another humdinger is As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls, released 40 years ago today.
The Cult Of Metheny has ensnared many, and puzzled just as many. But As Falls Wichita fell smack bang in my favourite era of Pat's music (between American Garage and Song X), and represented a real change of scene.
Side one's 20-minute title track delivered a full-on prog/fusion masterwork, ably assisted by Lyle Mays in classic-synth heaven (Prophet 5, various Oberheims, Roland CR-78 and Linn LM-1 drum machines), always totally recognisable, and at a time when polyphonic playing had just become possible. He was rapidly becoming a Joe Zawinul for the 1980s.
'As Falls Wichita' may be the most 'rock' music released on the ECM label during the 1980s, with the possible exception of David Torn's 1987 record Cloud About Mercury. It also seems dangerously ambitious. Then again, the whole album was recorded in just three days! Lesser musicians could have taken a month to record this track alone.
Apparently chiefly written to play over the PA system before Metheny Group concerts, it's pure headphone music. The enigmatic title (apparently nicked, with permission, from an unreleased Steve Swallow composition) and superb album cover certainly help.
The track plays out like a good movie (its working title was 'Apocalypse When'). It's more John Carpenter than Keith Jarrett. You might even describe it as cathartic, dammit.
(Another reason for its success may be the complete lack of instrumental solos. Pat doesn't get any solo space at all – he just plays some unobtrusive bass, chiming 12-string electric and a little six-string. All sounds are textural and in the service of the whole piece.)
A superb live version was featured on the 1983 Metheny Group album Travels. And those who remember the Christian Dior 'Fahrenheit' adverts in the late 1980s may be familiar with a small excerpt of the track:
But back to that 'album of two halves' thing. Sadly, side two of As Falls Wichita is New-Age sludge. Ponderous and flabby, it's fuel to Pat detractors, but probably loved by acolytes.
'September Fifteenth', a tribute to Bill Evans (named for the date of the great jazz pianist's death in 1980) is the chief culprit. A closing, out-of-tune version of 'Amazing Grace' doesn't help. It's music for tired Apple executives, and sounds like it was recorded in the last afternoon of the three days.
But As Falls Wichita was an unexpected smash by 'jazz' standards: the album got to #1 on the Billboard Jazz Charts and quickly became Metheny's biggest seller to date.
So happy 40th birthday to the classic title track. Pour yourself something tall, tune in, drop out, get the headphones on, lie on the floor and crank it up. It's a trip, man…
Further reading: 'Pat Metheny: The ECM Years' by Mervyn Cooke
Posted in 1981, Album Reviews, Fusion, Jazz, Lyle Mays, Pat Metheny, Prog	/ Tagged amazinggrace, asfallswichitasofallswichitafalls, billevans, ecm, ecmrecords, joezawinul, lylemays, oberheim, patmetheny, prog, prophet5, septemberfifteenth	/ Leave a comment
And Smith Must Score! Brighton v Manchester United 38 Years On
Most football fans have a 'worst misses of all time' list.
In my lifetime, a few are memorable, mainly because I watched them live on TV: Ronnie Rosenthal's botched tap-in for Liverpool v Aston Villa in 1992 and Geoff Thomas's awful chip for England v France in the same year particularly come to mind.
But Gordon Smith's last-minute miss for Brighton v Manchester United during the classic 1983 FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium, taking place 38 years ago today, always seems to get a mention too.
If he'd slotted the ball home, it would have given his club their first (and, to date, only) major competition win. Brighton lost 4-0 in the replay five days later.
The match holds a special place for me: I was there. It was probably only the second time I'd visited the grand old stadium. My dad was a proud Brighton fan, and the sight of a packed Wembley and deafening chants of 'Seaweed! Seaweed!' from the Man United fans will linger long in the memory. It was also a tremendous game, one of the great Cup Finals.
But back to Gordon Smith. Is it one of the worst misses? BBC radio commentator Peter Jones certainly thought so: his famous 'And Smith must score!' commentary gave a title to a Brighton FC fanzine and is oft quoted to this day. Smith apparently frequently thinks about the moment, but has retained a very dignified outlook.
Decide for yourself. You could argue that he went with his wrong foot – maybe he should have hit it first time with his left – but you could also praise Gary Bailey's fast narrowing of the angle and take into account the awful state of the pitch. But still… if only…
Posted in 1983, Football	/ Tagged andsmithmustscore, bbc, brightonandhovealbion, gordonsmith, jimmycase, jimmymelia, manchesterunited, peterjones, wembleystadium	/ Leave a comment
Grace Jones: Nightclubbing 40 Years On
Nightclubbing, which turns 40 this week, would be iconic even if it was only half as good, thanks to Jean-Paul Goude's fantastic cover painting.
But drop the needle anywhere and it's an all-time classic, one of the jewels in Island Records' crown and hugely influential.
Arguably its mashup of new wave, reggae, synth pop, disco and Caribbean flavours blueprinted the sound all the key New Pop acts of 1982/1983 (Talking Heads, Kid Creole, Spandau Ballet, Duran Duran, ABC, The Associates, Simple Minds, Thompson Twins et al) sought.
Some, of course, went route one and employed Nightclubbing co-producer and movingtheriver.com favourite Alex Sadkin.
But you might also call Nightclubbing Grace's covers album – it features not one but six classics, if you count 'Libertango' and the Marianne Faithfull's previously-co-written-but-never-recorded 'I've Done It Again' (Sting lent her 'Demolition Man' before laying it down with The Police).
She revolutionises Flash & The Pan's 'Walking In The Rain' (her androgynous alto freaked me out when I first heard it as kid, there was just no reference point…) and compare her funky, succinct 'DM' to The Police's ponderous, overblown version.
On a good system Nightclubbing's sonic details delight: the tambourine commentary throughout 'Use Me', Sly Dunbar's dub-delay cross-sticks on 'Walking In The Rain', Grace's whispered chorus on 'Art Groupie'.
The Compass Point All Stars, particularly man-of-the-match Wally Badarou on keys, are perfectly poised to provide such moments.
But there is a weird quirk – the mastering. The album seems to get quieter as it goes along, at least on the original CD version. 'Demolition Man' requires some serious crankage. I'm not sure if subsequent reissues have rectified that.
Nightclubbing was NME's album of the year for 1981 and it got to #32 on the US Billboard chart, a certified crossover hit. You might even say that the 1980s Proper started here, and it helped make 1981 one of the greatest ever pop years.
And we haven't even mentioned Grace's electrifying One-Man-Show that accompanied the album, directed by Goude, taking place at London's Drury Lane Theatre and New York City's Savoy. It was surely a huge influence on everyone from Laurie Anderson to Annie Lennox.
Posted in 1981, Album Reviews, Grace Jones, Pop, Post-Punk, Reggae	/ Tagged alexsadkin, chrisblackwell, flashandthepan, gracejones, iggypop, islandrecords, jeanpaulgoude, nightclubbing, robbieshakespeare, slydunbar, walkingintherain, wallybadarou	/ 3 Comments
Van Halen: Quantized
Harry's Records, right next to the bus stop on my way home from sixth-form college, was a real institution for me in the late 1980s (I've only recently discovered that it was actually a UK-wide chain of music stores).
Many a trip home was enlivened by inspecting the covers of Jeff Beck's Guitar Shop, It Bites' Eat Me In St Louis, Steve Vai's Flex-Able or Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe.
And Van Halen, the superb 1978 debut album. From the opening backwards car horns and Michael Anthony's fuzzy bass to the manic closer 'On Fire', it was a stunner.
It's a brilliant mix of Cream, Led Zep, The Sex Pistols, Kinks and Who, featuring a talented vocals/guitar/bass/drums lineup with a striking audio imprint (producer Ted Templeman's mastery of the famous Sunset Sound echo chamber, with Eddie's guitar flying across the stereo spectrum: Rick Beato and Warren Huart have put together superb musical analyses of the album).
The band 'breathed' and grooved, and it sounded like they played live in the studio (they did, pretty much). It certainly wasn't 'perfect'. Perfection is an interesting concept for rock, one of the legacies of the post-Nirvana 1990s. Everyone recorded with a click track, and everyone seemingly looked for 'perfection'.
The 1970s were different. So it's a great jolt to hear VH's 'Running With The Devil' quantized and placed on 'the grid' by this wacky music surgeon below. Judge for yourself if you prefer the 'perfect' version or original, 'wrong' version – it's a fascinating, sometimes amusing project:
https://youtu.be/p9rVKnEvAQ8
P.S. Check out this amazing soundboard recording of VH's Hammersmith Odeon support show with Black Sabbath in June 1978.
Posted in Metal, Record Shops, Rock, Van Halen	/ Tagged alexvanhalen, davidleeroth, echochamber, eddievanhalen, harry'srecords, michaelanthony, rickbeato, runningwiththedevil, sunsetsound, tedtempleman, vanhalen, warnerbrothers, warrenhuart	/ Leave a comment


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Q: How to `docker login` to OpenShift Docker registry I am using Redhat OpenShift 4.4.17 deployed in Azure.
I logged in to OpenShift as administrator.
I have a Docker image locally, now I need to push my docker image to OpenShift Docker registry.
I am using below command
docker login -u <user_name> -p `oc whoami -t` image-registry.openshift-image-registry.svc:5000

I am getting error as:

Error response from daemon: Get https://image-registry.openshift-image-registry.svc:5000/v2/: dial tcp: lookup image-registry.openshift-image-registry.svc: no such host"

What can I try to resolve this?
please see this one:
$ oc get route -n openshift-image-registry
 NAME                HOST/PORT

default-route        default-route-openshift-image-registry.
PATH      SERVICES         PORT      TERMINATION   WILDCARD
       image-registry   <all>     reencrypt     None

A: image-registry.openshift-image-registry.svc:5000 can not be resolved at the external of the Openshift cluster, because it's internal registry service name.
So you should access to the internal registry service through the Route hostname of the registry in order to do docker login. Refer Exposing a secure registry manually, if the internal registry was not exposed.
// expose the internal registry to external using Route.
$ oc patch configs.imageregistry.operator.openshift.io/cluster --patch '{"spec":{"defaultRoute":true}}' --type=merge

// Verify the internal registry Route hostname.
$ oc get route -n openshift-image-registry
NAME            HOST/PORT                                                            PATH   SERVICES         PORT    TERMINATION   WILDCARD
default-route   default-route-openshift-image-registry.apps.clustername.basedomain            image-registry   <all>   reencrypt     None

// Try to login using the internal registry Route hostname.
$ docker login -u <user_name> -p $(oc whoami -t) default-route-openshift-image-registry.apps.clustername.basedomain

Here is my test evidence using podman as follows.
First of all, you should place and update the trusted CA of your Router wildcard certificates on your client host which is executed the docker or podman client.
# podman login  -u admin -p $(oc whoami -t) default-route-openshift-image-registry.apps.<clustername>.<basedomain>
Login Succeeded!

Additionally, if you face "x509: certificate signed by unknown authority" error message, then you should place the Router trusted CA on your host or should use "--tls-verify=false" in podman case or the same option for docker case instead of that.
# podman login  -u admin -p $(oc whoami -t) default-route-openshift-image-registry.apps.<clustername>.<basedomain>
Error: error authenticating creds for "default-route-openshift-image-registry.apps.<clustername>.<basedomain>": pinging docker registry returned: Get https://default-route-openshift-image-registry.apps.<clustername>.<basedomain>/v2/: x509: certificate signed by unknown authority

# podman login --tls-verify=false  -u admin -p $(oc whoami -t) default-route-openshift-image-registry.apps.<clustername>.<basedomain>
Login Succeeded!


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Q: Test google pay with stripe I integrated google pay with stripe and configured test environment in google pay and stripe . Now i want to test it , its not accepting stripe test card to my google pay . Is there any specific test card for google pay ? Is it ok to add original card? , Are they going to charge any money in test environment?

A: We can use our real card for testing, but in Google-Pay's test mode and/or environment no amount will be charged.
(For India there will be a charge of $1, but in few minutes it reversed back into the same account.)

A: val googlePayLauncher = GooglePayPaymentMethodLauncher(
            activity = this,
            config = GooglePayPaymentMethodLauncher.Config(
                environment = GooglePayEnvironment.Test,
                merchantCountryCode = "IN",
                merchantName = "merchantName"
            ),
            readyCallback = ::onGooglePayReady,
            resultCallback = ::onGooglePayResult
        )

GooglePayEnvironment.Test test mode no amount will be charged


Enrollment/Re-Enrollment takes place each year in February. The purpose of this process is two-fold.
This helps the school update or capture any pertinent information related to your child.
This helps the school estimate enrollment and determine staffing needs.
The cost of Enrollment/Re-Enrollment is $275 annually.
There is a $50 discount if paid by February 28, 2019.
This can be paid through Plus Portal [credit card] or directly to the Business Office [cash or check].
· * Bishop Kelley will send a list to the parish of record to confirm that your parish considers you in good standing. Bishop Kelley does not place any conditions on this designation. If there are any questions from the parish, Bishop Kelley will notify the family to contact their parish directly. For tuition questions, please email Christine Downs cdowns@bishopkelley.org or call (918)609-7198.
· Applications for Tuition Assistance are processed through FACTS Management. The link is here: FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment Please note there is a $35 application fee.
FACTS has a Spanish Language conversion button in the top right corner of the screen.
· Application deadline, with all required supporting documents, is due by April 15, 2019.
Review and notification will be completed no later than mid-May.
Tuition assistance applications and the review process are confidential.
· All Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Tulsa use the same FACTS Grant & Aid application. If you are completing a FACTS application at another school, there is no need to fill out a second. Just add your BK student on your Application and it will be routed to the school.
· Bishop Kelley encourages everyone to submit an application for tuition assistance. Families with a demonstrated financial need likely will receive tuition assistance. Bishop Kelley is committed to working with families to assist with making your child a "Comet" for life!
Bishop Kelley continually strives to make tuition affordable and strives to increase assistance to our neediest students. Since 2014, with the help of our donors, the school has been able to increase the amount of assistance awarded by over 37%.
In 2019-2020, the amount of assistance available is estimated to be approximately $900,000.
Approximately 20% of Bishop Kelley students receive some amount of financial need-based tuition assistance.
· The above amounts do not reflect any tuition assistance awarded.
· Any balance remaining after July 1, 2019, will be moved to TADS and the school will send the family an invitation to sign up for on one of the TADS payment plans listed above. All TADS payment plans must be set up before July 15, 2019.
If you want to learn more about TADS, please follow the link. http://www.tads.com/.
If a student withdraws for any reason after the first scheduled school day, your tuition, and any tuition assistance award, will be prorated on a semester basis. The registration fee is non-refundable.
· If your student has attended Bishop Kelley for one day, and then withdraws, you will be responsible for the full semester's tuition.
· If your student has begun attending second semester classes, you will be responsible for that full semester's tuition.
· The balance will be due at the time of withdrawal.
· Student records and transcripts will be released only after the balance is paid in full.


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Q: How does the python -m prefix in command work? I am very new to Python programming. I can use pip install without any trouble. I've seen a lot of posts in online which prefix pip install with python -m. When I use python -m before the pip command nothing seems to happen. Please explain.

A: If you run python -h, the -m flag is described as:
-m mod : run library module as a script (terminates option list)

In this case, when you run python -m pip Python runs the pip module as a script (i.e. it executes the code inside it). If you have added pip to your PATH you can then just run pip directly without the need to invoke it via python.
python -m pip install <some module> and pip install <some module> should perform identically. If you have multiple versions of Python installed on your system, using pip might install a module for the wrong version of Python. You can check the version using pip -V which will output something like
pip 18.1 from /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.7/lib/python3.7/site-packages/pip (python 3.7)

here the python version is python3.7.
If the version of the pip command doesn't match with the version of Python used to execute a program when the program is executed it will not run. You can check your Python version with python -V, which will output something like
Python 2.7.16

If the pip version doesn't match your Python version you can either update your path's pip, or you can use python -m pip. To select the correct version (i.e. if python runs Python 2 and you want to use Python 3) just execute python3 -m pip or python3.7 -m pip.


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class RenameSwazilandToEswatini < ActiveRecord::Migration[5.0]
  def change
    WorldLocation
      .where(slug: "swaziland")
      .update_all(slug: "eswatini")
  end
end


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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using Photosphere.DependencyInjection.Initialization.Registrations.ValueObjects;
using Photosphere.DependencyInjection.LifetimeManagement;

namespace Photosphere.DependencyInjection.Resolving
{
    internal class Resolver : IResolver
    {
        private readonly IRegistry _registry;
        private readonly IScopeKeeper _scopeKeeper;

        public Resolver(IRegistry registry, IScopeKeeper scopeKeeper)
        {
            _registry = registry;
            _scopeKeeper = scopeKeeper;
        }

        public TService GetInstance<TService>()
        {
            return Get<TService>();
        }

        public object GetInstance(Type type)
        {
            return Get(type);
        }

        public IEnumerable<TService> GetAllInstances<TService>()
        {
            return Get<IEnumerable<TService>>();
        }

        private T Get<T>()
        {
            var registration = _registry[typeof(T)];
            var instantiateFunction = (Func<object[], T>) registration.InstanceProvidingFunction;
            return instantiateFunction.Invoke(_scopeKeeper.PerContainerScope.AvailableInstances);
        }

        private object Get(Type type)
        {
            var registration = _registry[type];
            var instantiateFunction = (Func<object[], object>) registration.InstanceProvidingFunction;
            return instantiateFunction.Invoke(_scopeKeeper.PerContainerScope.AvailableInstances);
        }
    }
}


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Q: How to run some graphical i386 apps on Ubuntu 18.04 (ARM64) / xfce4 / jetson nano I'm trying to run some graphical i386 apps on ARM64 / xfce4 / jetson nano. I have configured the I386 / bionic chroot environment following and adapting a little bit this tutorial :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzAoaFOJy7U&t=161s&ab_channel=NovaspiritTech
I've created the chroot-i386 on ubuntu x64 with foreign i386 with the command :
debootstrap --foreign --arch i386 bionic ./chroot-bionic-i386/

and I copied the directory to the jetson nano, then I copied the qemu-i386-static from jetson nano to the i386 chroot with this command :
cp /usr/bin/qemu-i386-static /root/Scrivania/work/qemu-x86/chroot-bionic-i386

Now,Instead of running :
chroot ./chroot-bionic-i386/ /debootstrap/debootstrap --second-stage

outside of the chroot folder,inside the chroot I did :
chroot ./chroot-bionic-i386 /bin/bash

I changed the PS1 to see that I'm inside the chroot with :
PS1="(chroot i386) $PS1"

and I have launched the debootstrap second stage :
/debootstrap/debootstrap --second-stage

It worked. I don't know why for the author of the tutorial it worked in a different way than me. Now I'm trying to understand how to run Teamviewer from within the chroot.
below u can see the final result that he's got and that I wanna reach,also :

unfortunately this is what I get :

there is something that's missing on my side and that he has omitted. I did the same as him,including adding this line inside the file /root/.bashrc
export DISPLAY=:0

so,what else can be missing ? What I would like to reach is to see the teamviewer window appears inside the terminal that u see on the picture. Anyway I wanna save your time showing the commands that he issued,so you can avoid watching the full tutorial. From within the chroot he wrote :
apt install xterm
cd opt
mkdir chrootscript
cd chrootscript

sudo nano chrootmount

!/bin/bash

sudo mount -t sysfs /sys/ /root/Scrivania/Work/qemu-x86/chroot-bionic-i386/sys/

sudo mount -t proc /proc/ /root/Scrivania/Work/qemu-x86/chroot-bionic-i386/proc/

sudo mount --bind /dev /root/Scrivania/Work/qemu-x86/chroot-bionic-i386/dev/

sudo mount --bind /dev/pts /root/Scrivania/Work/qemu-x86/chroot-bionic-i386/dev/pts/

sudo mount --bind /dev/shm /root/Scrivania/Work/qemu-x86/chroot-bionic-i386/dev/shm/

sudo chmod +x chrootmount

sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/chrootmount.service

[Unit]

Description= mounts chroot on boot

[Service]

Type=one-shot

ExecStart=/opt/chrootmount/chrootmount

[Install]

WantedBy=multi-user.target

sudo systemctl enable chrootmount.service

sudo nano /opt/chrootscript/start_x86_user

!/bin/sh

/usr/sbin/chroot /root/Scrivania/Work/qemu-x86/chroot-bionic-i386/ /bin/su -l ziomario

sudo nano /opt/chrootscript/start_x86_root#

!/bin/sh

/usr/sbin/chroot /root/Scrivania/Work/qemu-x86/chroot-bionic-i386/ /bin/su -l root

chmod +x start_x86_user

chmod +x start_x86_root

Instead,on the desktop of ubuntu 18.04 installed on the nano,I did :
nano /root/Scrivania/x86_user.desktop

[Desktop Entry]

Type=Application

Comment=Start x86 user

Name=x86 User

Exec=lxterminal -e sudo /opt/chrootscript/start_x86_user

Icon=

Terminal=false

Categories=Utility

StartupNotify=True

and :
nano /root/Scrivania/x86_root.desktop

[Desktop Entry]

Type=Application

Comment=Start x86 root

Name=x86 root

Exec=lxterminal -e sudo /opt/chrootscript/start_x86_root

Icon=

Terminal=false

Categories=Utility

StartupNotify=True

at this point I have copied the folder chrootscript from the /opt folder of the chroot into the /opt folder of the ubuntu 18.04 / jetson nano and I ran the x86_user and the x86_root icon on the desktop of the nano and I got the error : "cannot open display".
NB : I haven't created any xorg.conf file,since he didn't do that.
can u realize where is the error ? thanks.