For the past several years, I've been working on data-science/research projects, starting in the industry and a couple of undergraduate assignments and more recently by doing research as a graduate student. As someone who likes a convenient environment, I always like to improve the way I work and automate routine dull processes. In this first post of mine, I'll describe how I make my environment more convenient to work with.
As I usually work on computational greedy projects, the usage of my laptop is out of the question. Therefore I need a constant connection to those machines. For security reasons, the remote servers are not directly accessible, meaning they can only be reached by the gateway machine.
The basic way of connecting to the servers is to first connect with ssh to the gateway and then ssh again to the server which requires entering the user and password at every connection. This is rather cumbersome and gets annoying after the first time. We will go through the steps on how to easily connect to both servers with a single command.
SSH (Secure Shell), is a secure protocol, which allows the users to control the server they connect to. The common way of connecting to a remote server using ssh is by the following command: ssh user@host, which will then result in a password prompt. In this post I won't get into the details on how ssh works, but only assume the basic usage knowledge.
We are going to create an authentication key and transfer the public one to the server we wish to connect to. Let's begin by setting up the first connection - from the laptop to the gateaway.
ssh-keygen -t rsa  # create an SSH key, if needed.
Linux users should already have this software installed.
The ssh-copy-id command will copy your SSH key to the server, create the appropriate ssh folder, if needed and finally append the public key as an authorized key in the server .ssh/authorized_keys file.
For reaching the servers machines from the gateway follow the same steps (if it wasn't already configured).
Now that we got a bit more sophisticated, turns out we can do better. Instead of ssh'ing the whole hostname + username every time, we can make it more convenient - both for the gateway, and the proxied machines.
Each ssh connection will use the appropriate key for the required connection.
We can add all the remote servers in a similar manner, for allowing an easy connection for each server.
Now, a simple command of ssh gate or ssh work1 will bring us directly to the gateway or work1 servers respectively, with no need for any password or another connection.
To turn off the computer and keep the notebook running on the server.
To open and access the same notebook even from another computer.
Now that you know how to set up a tunnel, you would start doing it all the time (at least I do). To give you a real-life example, I am using tunneling mainly for Jupyter notebooks and for Tensorboard. The Tensorboard server doesn't consume many resources, but the notebooks sometimes do. As I use different machines for different projects (to balance loadings), and therefore different tunnels , I couldn't recall what port is used for what application, not to mention on which server.
As eventually, we forward to our own machine, the only controled variables are the port numbers, and well, numbers are forgotten quickly. I recently found a partial solution for that. Instead of opening the applications on localhost:xxxx I generated new domain names, which are just forwarding to the localhost host. This doesn't solve the ports problem, but now as each application gets its own name, there's no confusion, and after a usage or two, modern browsers will remember the port, so all you have to remember is the meaningful name you came up with.
duplicate that line, and switch the localhost name with whatever meaningful name you have for your application (for example, tensorboard).
Now you can find your tensorboard application at tensorboard:8100.
I still don't have a solution to the porting problem, suggestions are welcome.
Now that the tunnels won't shut down while you're still working, things look sweet. But then you go to sleep (sometimes we need to), so you suspend/hibernate your computer (we never really turn it off, do we). Next day, you want to go back and work on your notebook, which you work on locally with the open tunnel, but… the connection has closed and you need to reopen it. After a while, you get tired of this either, luckily there's a solution!
This wonderful program will keep your ssh connection open until you close your computer. But until then, your ssh is safe. So for example, you can put your computer to sleep, disconnect the Wifi etc and once you get back online, this program will do the ssh connection for you.
which is very similar to the command we saw before, except the command name (duh) and the -M 20000 flag which is the port where this monitor lives.
In the Pycharm Professional edition, there's a great feature of connecting to a remote server and work directly on it. You can either write code on your own computer and just run it on the remote server or to fully sync your whole repository on the remote server.
The interlliJ interface changes from time to time, but the idea is the same. I'll present the steps for a specific version - V. 2018.1.4.
Now with a right click on the project folder, under the Deployment key, you will be able to upload, download or sync your project with the remote location (you can also define a shortcut key for that).
Under the project interpreters bookmark, near the Project Interpreter option, there should be a small wheel button, for options. Click on it and then click on 'Add'.
Click on the "Existing server configuration" option and use the deployment configuration we created earlier.
I would like to thank Fred Blain, Hila Gonen, Amit Moryossef, Asaf Amrami and Vered Shwartz for their helpful comments.
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Despite surplus, cuts to continue
Larry Milstein 4:58 am, Nov 05, 2014
While the University reported a $51 million surplus for fiscal 2014, Yale's true financial status is not as optimistic.
In its annual budget report released last week, the Yale Division of Finance announced that the University operated at a $51 million surplus for the 2014 fiscal year. But the actual net gain in funds was markedly less, and Yale will not now have an additional $51 million at its disposal. According to Provost Benjamin Polak, the exact surplus calculated often depends upon the specific accounting principle used. As a result, administrators and faculty members interviewed expected Yale's current cost cutting measures — issued after Yale's $39 million deficit in 2013 — to remain unchanged.
"The fundamental message that should be taken away from [the 2014 Financial Report] is that these were great results — we're delighted and the surplus is good," Polak said. "It's just not '$51 million' good."
The University last ran a surplus in fiscal 2012.
Polak added that the main discrepancy between the surplus reported in the balance sheet and the actual surplus felt by the University stems from the specific method of accounting used to calculate Yale's budget. Polak said the University's financial officers present both the GAAP — Generally Accepted Accounting Principles — and the "Management View" accounting processes in reports.
According to the report, Yale had a $51 million surplus under GAAP but only a $13 million surplus under the Management View. Polak said that the Management View numbers more accurately reflect the financial status of the University.
He added that under GAAP, the University's reserves invested in the endowment appeared to earn an enormous amount of interest. In fiscal 2014, $27 million of the $51 million surplus was due to these endowment returns on cash balances, Vice president for finance and business operations Shauna King wrote in an email. Accounting rules require the University to record all of this income in the year it was generated. However, it is more appropriately smoothed over multiple years as the University does with other endowment returns, she said.
"We agree that this year's reported results are somewhat overstated, certainly versus what we can expect to recur," King said. "Most businesses and institutions have differences between the way they look at financial results internally to manage the institution's finances, a Management View, versus what is required from a GAAP or an externally reported viewpoint."
She said that the remaining $24 million surplus is the "net of several moving parts," citing a strong financial year from the School of Medicine and the growth of its clinical practice.
Still, both Polak and King noted that Central Campus, which excludes the School of Medicine and West Campus, actually operated at a slight deficit this year.
"I don't want people to get worried since it is only a small deficit, but it is, in fact, a deficit," Polak said. "We are not quite at balance yet — we are close to it and hope to balance next year, but we are not quite there."
In her letter accompanying the report, King wrote that the University's cost cutting measures announced in fall 2013 contributed to the strong financial report. She said the University's budget benefitted from the five-year plan to reduce administrative costs by 9 percent.
Polak said that the cost saving measures were intended to affect the fiscal 2015 budget, but because Yale departments and units began implementing these plans earlier, it also influenced fiscal 2014.
Still, some individuals questioned the necessity of maintaining these budget cuts — announced by Polak in response to a University deficit — now that the Yale budget is back in the black.
"The administration has overlooked the impact of the cuts on people's lives and on the quality of services departments are able to provide," Local 34 president Laurie Kennington said. "With the great news about the surplus, it's time for the administration to rescind the cuts and reinvest in Yale's core academic mission."
Others defended the administration's financial strategies.
Jessica Labbe, deputy director for finance and administration at the Yale University Art Gallery, said that she still believes the effort to reduce costs is necessary.
"The FY14 surplus is not a direct translation of Yale's operating income and expense structure," she said. "While we would of course appreciate additional University support, and the cost-cutting measures have not had a positive effect, thanks to the efforts of staff across the gallery, we are doing our part to bring Yale's operating budget to a sustainable position."
Vice President for Human Resources and Administration Michael Peel said that since the $51 million surplus is roughly 1 percent of the Yale budget, departments could not even slightly increase their spending above the fiscal 2015 budget without returning the University to a deficit.
He added that he therefore does not expect the budget surplus to provide additional spending flexibility for human resources or other administrative departments.
"With a budget and revenues of the University's size — $3.1 billion — this [surplus] is close to a rounding error," Richard Hesel, a principal at Art and Science Group, LLC — a firm that advises colleges and nonprofits, said. "In the current uncertain higher education economic climate, I applaud the University's efforts to cut costs provided the savings have not compromised quality and valued programs."
King responded to potential criticism of maintaining this five-year plan by noting that many units continue to operate at a deficit and the University will continue to find opportunities to improve efficiency in administrative areas.
She added that this shift will allow for more resources to be invested in new University priorities.
"A University as dynamic and creative as Yale always will have more ideas than it has resources," she said. "It always has and likely always will — the stress created by the financial crisis has certainly made that even more challenging these past several years."
Still, it remains uncertain whether the University can expect to maintain this surplus. Peel noted that while the surplus was encouraging, it included a number of one time gains that will not reoccur this coming year.
Polak said although cost-saving measures can be reasonably counted upon to help balance the budget, other factors — including endowment returns — are much more difficult to predict.
"Can we expect to get 20 percent endowment [return] every year?" Polak said. "No. Absolutely not."

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El Bracho combined cycle thermal power plant
We are proud to provide more than 1,000 tons of steel structures to one of the leading companies in the market, General Electric, providing from the engineering to the erection of the expansion of the Thermal Power Plant, a project located in the town of Bracho, province of Tucumán.
CEPU San Lorenzo Cogeneration
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This provision yields an amount of 1,400 tons processed with the latest generation of cutting, drilling, welding, shot blasting and painting equipment.
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Olympic Pavilion C, completed
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The metal structure weighed around 700 TT, and the assembly of it, was carried out with a 600 TT crane from the outside of the ship ".
Urbanized of 4228 villas across the country
FERMA S.A. will be present in this project promoted by the Ministry of Social Development of the national Government and financed by the World Bank, will be in Villa 31 with 26 buildings totaling 72,000 m2.
It proposes the expropriation of lands and the realization of agreements with the inhabitants for the delivery of deeds.
In August 2016, the Government began to carry out a survey with different NGOs and neighborhood movements to determine the number of settlements throughout the country. According to the data of the National Registry of Popular Districts, which is instrumented by the Ministry of Social Development in charge of Carolina Stanley, 4,228 villas were identified. Together, they cover an area of 415.5 km2, twice the surface area of the city of Buenos Aires. And in those lands approximately 3.5 million people live.
Based on this information, and as part of a comprehensive plan, the Executive will present a project to the Congress to urbanize these settlements and move forward with agreements so that its inhabitants can become owners.
The initiative will begin to be discussed in the commissions in the coming days and proposes to declare "the public utility and subject to expropriation of real estate" that make up the National Registry of Popular Districts. In addition, it empowers the State Property Administration Agency (AABE) to make agreements with provinces and municipalities for the transfer of these properties and to establish tax compensation mechanisms.
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In the case of CT Perez, it has an installed capacity of 76 MW and is apt to consume natural gas, gas oil and fuel oil indistinctly. Its commissioning was advanced in relation to the date of the tender (August 29), carried out within the framework of SEE Resolution No. 21/2016.
The CT Cañada de Gómez has 64 MW and is suitable for consuming the three fuels mentioned above. It was also advanced in relation to the contractual date, being the same on October 29.
In this way, 10 power plants are already being generated within the framework of SEE Resolution No. 21/2016, with a total of 774 MW, equivalent to the generation capacity of the Atucha II nuclear power plant. The investment (estimated at US $ 696,600,000) has been made entirely by private capital and its repayment will be made through long-term supply contracts (up to 10 years).
According to the commitments assumed by the bidders of the tender, before December 31 of this year, 14 additional generation projects (US $ 1,630,800,000 of estimated investment) will be specified, adding another 1,812 MW to the system.
The total new generation capacity will enable the system to operate on critical summer days with greater reliability and safety, reducing cutting risks and making the operation of the service more economical.
Source: Press Ministry of Energy and Mining of the Nation
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Completion of J.F. Secco
FERMA S.A. Culminated the provision and assembly of all metal structures for the J.F. Secco in the three localities of Santa Fe (Perez, Cañada de Gómez and Villa Ocampo) simultaneously.
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Lynsey Sharp out to justify controversial Team GB choice
Lynsey Sharp is determined to justify her controversial selection in the 800m for Team GB's athletics squad for the Olympics in London.
Sharp is joined by fellow Scots Lee McConnell (400m and 4x400m relay), Eilish McColgan (3,000m steeplechase) and Eilidh Child (400m hurdles).
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"I'm absolutetly delighted that the selectors have had faith in me.
Interview: Team GB athlete Lynsey Sharp
"They have looked at my recent form and decided I was the one to go with for the Olympics."
Sharp ran a personal best in winning the silver medal at the European Championships but failed to make the 'A' qualifying time by 0.62 seconds.
Her inclusion in Team GB could yet be challenged, with head coach Charles van Commenee admitting he is bracing himself for a "heap of appeals" from athletes in a variety of disciplines after Tuesday's announcement.
However, Jenny Meadows, the 2009 world bronze medallist and a former European 800m bronze medallist, now says she will not appeal despite previously threatening to do so.
Marilyn Okoro and Emma Jackson have also run the 'A' standard this year but finished fifth and seventh respectively at the Olympic trials won by Sharp.
Jemma Simpson competed in Helsinki but finished seventh in the final behind the Scot, while Meadows was forced to pull out before her European Championships race after aggravating an Achilles injury.
International rules mean an athlete who has achieved the 'B' standard can only be selected if there are no 'A' standard athletes in that event selected to the team.
McConnell finished fifth at the European Championships in Helsinki
Van Commenee revealed that two of the six hours spent making the selections were spent on the 800m women and that they had decided to go with the woman on form.
"I feel bad about those athletes who have missed out," said Sharp. "I know I don't need to, but I can't help it.
"But I won the trials and I got a silver medal at the European and ran a PB when I was there, so clearly I am in great form and I've beaten all the girls that were in the picture, so I guess that's what the selectors have looked at and I'm really grateful for that."
Sharp follows in the footsteps of a famous parent, sprinter Cameron having competed at the 1980 Moscow Games.
"My dad got a silver at the Europeans and I got a silver at the Europeans at the weekend," she told BBC Scotland.
"So it is really nice that I am following in his footsteps. He was 21 when he went to the Olympics and I am 21 now, so it's really special."
The 21-year-old McColgan, who won the 3000m steeplechase at the same event, follows in the footsteps of her mother, Liz, the former 10,000m world champion who won silver at the 1988 Games in Seoul.
Child, 25, qualified for the team after a second-place finish at the Aviva 2012 Trials in Birmingham, a stumble at the final hurdle allowing English rival Perri Shakes-Drayton to win.
McConnell also had not achieved the 'A' standard in the individual 400m but was delighted to be one of Van Commenee's three discretionary picks.
"I was always confident about the relay place but was pleasantly surprised to get the pick for the individual," said the 33-year-old.
"To go to one Olympics is very special, but with this one being in London, I just didn't want to miss out on it."
There was disappointment for Steph Twell, who competed in the 1500m at the Beijing Olympics, who missed out after being unable to run in Helsinki and was discounted for selection on fitness grounds.
Freya Murray could yet land a slot in the marathon, with the Scot unofficially on stand-by in case of an injury to the three British picks in that event.
As expected, there were no Scottish men in the Team GB squad.
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Interests in the Funds and other investments and investment services to which this document relates are only available to the persons referred to in the relevant paragraphs above, and other persons should not act on the information contained herein.
Any decision to purchase securities or interests with respect to any of the Funds described herein must be based solely upon the information contained in the Fund Documents, which must be received and reviewed prior to any investment decision. Any person subscribing for an investment must be able to bear the risks involved (including the risk of a total loss of capital) and must meet the suitability requirements relating to such investments. Some or all alternative investment programmes may not be suitable for certain investors.
Among the risks we wish to call to the particular attention of prospective investors are the following: (1) each Fund's investment programme is speculative in nature and entails substantial risks; (2) the investments of each Fund may be subject to sudden and large falls in price or value and there could be a large loss upon realisation of a holder's investment, which could equal the total amount invested; (3) as there is no recognised market for many of the investments of the Funds, it may be difficult or impossible for a Fund to obtain complete and/or reliable information about the value of such investments or the extent of the risks to which such investments are exposed; (4) the use of a single adviser group could mean a lack of diversification and, consequently, higher risk, and may depend upon the services of key personnel, and if certain or all of them become unavailable, the Funds may prematurely terminate; (5) an investment in a Fund is illiquid and there is no secondary market for the sale of interests in a Fund and none is expected to develop; (6) there are restrictions on transferring interests in a Fund; (7) SIL and its affiliates may receive performance-based compensation, which may result in riskier investments, and the Funds' fees may offset trading profits; (8) the Funds are subject to certain conflicts of interest; (9) certain securities and instruments in which the Funds may invest can be highly volatile; (10) the Funds may be leveraged; (11) a substantial portion of the trades executed for the Funds take place on non-U.S. exchanges; (12) changes in rates of exchange may also have an adverse effect on the value, price or income of the investments of each Fund; and (13) the Funds are not mutual funds pursuant to, and are therefore not subject to regulation under, the Investment Company Act.
Deutsche Bank Securities Inc.
On August 26, 2004, in connection with the 2002 industry-wide governmental and regulatory investigations into research and analysts practices, Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. ("DBSI") reached a settlement agreement with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the National Association of Securities Dealers, the New York Stock Exchange and the New York Attorney General, and with other state regulators arising from an investigation of research analyst independence. Under the terms of the settlement, DBSI agreed to pay $87.5 million.
On June 3, 2009, DBSI settled proceedings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the New Jersey Department of Securities and the New York Attorney General in connection with various claims under the federal securities laws and state common law arising out of the sale of auction rate preferred securities and auction rate securities (together, "ARS"). Under the terms of the settlements, DBSI was required to, among other things, offer to buy back ARS purchased by certain customers from DBSI, reimburse certain customers who took out loans secured by ARS and compensate eligible customers who sold their ARS below par value. In connection with the settlements, a number of state securities commissions issued final orders against DBSI.
Stifel, Nicolaus & Company Inc
On December 6, 2016, a final judgment ("Judgment") was entered against Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Inc. ("Stifel Nicolaus") by the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin (Civil Action No. 2:11-cv-00755) resolving a civil lawsuit filed by the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission (the "SEC") in 2011 involving violations of several antifraud provisions of the federal securities laws in connection with the sale of synthetic collateralized debt obligations ("CDOs") to five Wisconsin school districts in 2006.
As a result of the Order:
– Stifel is required to cease and desist from committing or causing any violations and any future violations of Section 17(a)(2) and 17(a)(3) of the Securities Act; and
– Stifel and David Noack, a former employee, are jointly liable to pay disgorgement and prejudgment interest of $2.44 million. Stifel was also required to pay a civil penalty of $22.5 million. The Judgment also required Stifel to distribute $12.5 million of the ordered disgorgement and civil penalty to the school districts involved in this matter.
Simultaneously with the entry of the Judgment, the SEC issued an order granting Stifel waivers from the application of the disqualification provisions of Rule 506(d)(1)(iv) of Regulation D and Rule 262(b)(2) of Regulation A under the Securities Act (the "Securities Act Waivers") and a no-action letter granting relief from the disqualification provisions of Rule 206(4)-3 under the Advisers Act (the "Advisers Act Waiver"). The SEC also exempted Choice Financial Partners, Inc., 1919 Investment Counsel, LLC and Ziegler Capital Management, LLC ("Stifel Affiliates") from section 9(a) of the Investment Company Act of 1940 (the "Investment Company Act Exemption") through the issuance of a temporary order. Unless the SEC orders a hearing, a permanent order will be issued in 2017 and will be posted to the SEC's EDGAR database.
Copies of the Judgment, Securities Act Waiver, Advisers Act Waiver and '40 Act Exemption are available on the SEC's website:
– Judgment: https://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/2016/lr23700-final-judgment.pdf
– Advisers Act Waiver: https://www.sec.gov/divisions/investment/noaction/2016/stifelnicolaus-120616-206(4).htm
– Securities Act Waivers: https://www.sec.gov/rules/other/2016/33-10263.pdf
– Investment Company Act Exemption: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/948905/999999999716027528/filename1.pdf
UBS Financial Services Inc.
(Acting as Solicitor/Distributor to a Third Party Private Investment Fund)
Disclosure Statement under Rule 506(d)
1. Date of Action: August 22, 2011
Entity: UBS Financial Services, Inc.
Brought By: New Hampshire Bureau of Securities Regulation
Allegations: UBS sold Lehman Structured Products to clients (specifically referencing three particular investors), who were not
made aware of the risks of these products and failed to inform clients of Lehman's financial condition prior to Lehman's
bankruptcy. It was also alleged that the firm's recommendations to a small number of New Hampshire residents to purchase
Lehman Structured Products were unsuitable.
Disposition: Consent Order
Administrative fine of $100,000; Investigation costs of $200,000; Administrative payment of $700,000
2. Date of Action: May 4, 2011
Brought By: SEC, Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Dept. of Justice (DOJ), State Attorney General of 24 States
UBS AG and UBS Financial Services Inc. reached settlements with the SEC, the IRS, the DOJ and a group of State Attorneys
General regarding investigations into the conduct of certain former employees in UBS Financial Services' former municipal
reinvestment and derivatives group from 2001 to 2006. Allegations included violations of: Section 15(c)(1)(A) of the Securities
Exchange Act of 1934, Section 1 of the Sherman Act, and IRS regulations in bidding practices and representations made
involving the investment of proceeds of municipal securities transactions.
Disposition: SEC: Waiver and Consent to Final Judgment enjoining UBS from violating Section 15(c) of the Act, disgorgement
of profits, interest and civil penalty; IRS: Closing Agreement; DOJ: Non- prosecution Agreement
SEC: Disgorgement of $9,606,543 plus interest of $5,100,637 and civil penalty of $32,500,000; IRS: penalty of $18 million
and restitution of 4.3 million; States: $70.8 million plus $20 million credited from the SEC settlement
3. Date of Action: Dec. 22, 2008
Brought By: Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Massachusetts Securities Division, New York State Attorney General
(NYAG) and other members of the North American Securities Administrators Association.
Auction Rate Securities (ARS): UBS is permanently enjoined from violations of the broker/dealer anti-fraud provisions.
Allegations: Violations of 34 Act Section 15(c) regarding the marketing and sale of Auction Rate Securities.
Disposition: Cease & Desist Injunction; Civil Penalty; Consent Judgment
Cease & Desist, and Fines in varying amounts currently being paid to all 50 states. UBS Financial Services Inc. (together with
UBS Securities LLC) agreed to pay a fine of $150 million ($75 million to the NYAG and $75 million allocated to the remaining
states).
4. Date of Action: July 16, 2007
Entity: UBS Financial Services
Brought By: Attorney General State of NY
Allegations: Non-discretionary fee-based brokerage accounts offered by UBS were unsuitable for certain clients and
fees/commissions were higher than non- fee based accounts
Disposition: Remediation to Customers & Penalty to State of NY
Remediation: $21,300,000; Penalty: $2,000,000
5. Date of Action: March 7, 2005
Brought By: State of Illinois
Allegations: Failure to provide investors with accurate account statements re: callable CD's and failure to supervise.
Disposition: Fine
Fine: $95,000
6. Date of Action: April 28, 2003 – March 19, 2004
Entity: UBS Financial Services and affiliates
Brought By: Secretary of State of 47 States and Washington D.C.
Allegations: Violation of Securities Act regulations regarding research practices and conflicts of interest
arising from those practices. Violations of Section 17(b) of the Securities Act of 1933, NYSE Rules 476(a)(6), 401, 472,
476(A)(6) and 342, NASD Rules 2210 and 2110 and state securities laws
Disposition: Cease & Desist, Fine, Penalty, Disgorgement, Investor Education.
Details: UBS Financial Services Inc. (together with UBS Securities LLC) paid a total of $80M (allocated among the states),
which includes $25M penalty, $25M as disgorgement, $25M to be used for procurement of independent research and $5M
for investor education. Fines varied by State.
7. Date of Action: March 2007
Entity: Individual Financial Advisor
Brought By: State of New York Department of Insurance
Disposition: Final Order in connection with violations of sections 2123 of the NY Insurance Law and Department Regulation
60 (11 NYCRR 51.5).
8. Date of Action: June 9, 2008
Disposition: Final Order issued in connection with violations of sections 2123 of the NY Insurance Law and Department
Regulation 60 (11 NYCRR 51.5).
9. Date of Action: May 12, 2000
Brought By: Ohio Division of Securities
Details: The Ohio Division of Securities issued a final order to deny the Financial Advisor's application for a securities sales
person license.
10. Date of Action: February 2, 2010
Brought By: State of Nevada
Details: State of Nevada issued Final Order revoking the Financial Advisor's license to act as a sales representative on Feb. 2,
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H.E.A.R.T in action during ki o rahi.
Thanks coach Mel for teaching Room 9 how to play.
The inter school tournament is on Thursday July 3rd. We would love you to come cheer us on at the Te Rauparaha Arena. If you could help manage a team and share some ki o rahi wisdom do let us know at the school office.


Usually when someone solves a sphinx's riddle, they are free to pass the creature unharmed, however, sometimes the solver will find themselves the new Riddle-Guardian while the last one is free to roam the world, a human once more.
I want this as a print!!


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Chelsea Jackson Roberts is a fitness coach and Peloton instructor who specializes in yoga and meditation. She was Lululemon's first African-American global ambassador.

Early life
Jackson Roberts graduated from Trotwood High School in Dayton, Ohio in 1997. She then attended Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia, from which she graduated in 2001 with a degree in child development. Later, Jackson Roberts obtained her MA in International Education from Teachers College, Columbia University and PhD from Emory University.

Education career
After college, Jackson Roberts worked as an elementary school teacher in Atlanta, Georgia. She became a certified yoga instructor and began integrating yoga into her classroom teaching. She founded Yoga, Literature, and Art Camp at Spelman College Museum of Fine Art in 2013 to help bring yoga to young women and Red Clay Yoga in 2015 to help diversify the practice of yoga.

Jackson Roberts joined Peloton interactive as a yoga and meditation instructor in May 2020. With fellow instructor, Tunde Oyeneyin, Jackson Roberts co-leads Peloton's "Breathe In, Speak Up", their anti-racism initiative launched in June 2020.

Personal life
In 2015 Chelsea Jackson Roberts married Shane Roberts who is also the co-founder of Red Clay Yoga. They have one child, a son born in 2022.

References

External links

Spelman College alumni
Emory University alumni
Peloton instructors
Living people
Year of birth missing (living people)

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Album Review of
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Genres: Blues
Styles: Contemporary Blues
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Review of Album With a Little Help from Her Friends
Written by Duane Verh
January 22, 2023 - 5:03pm EST
Vocalist Teresa James does justice to an interesting cross-section of Beatles fare, serving up some satisfyingly soulful fireworks on simpatico material such as "Oh Darlin'" and "Don't Let Me Down". Stylish workups of "Happy Just to Dance With You" and "You've Got to Hide Your Love Away" are attention-worthy as well. Small-group backup is solid throughout.


A shrew from Malaysia generated powers from the materials of the Earth, that surrounded her, and created unique jewelry with them. We uncovered an incredible box of items that were hand crafted by this majestic witch, and they all have shown strong energies within them.
The exertion of power from the magical wood used in these pieces radiates the forces of invoked power based off the species of the materials that she used.
Each of the pieces is hand-made.
** This piece holds channeling powers of attraction. Each wooden charm holds a ritual design that is implemented to showcase the pulling of energies to send out the vibes and desires of your heart. You will find that you will gain extreme attention from those who desire the same things as you -- this is a great piece for someone who is looking to find a mate for a serious relationship~!


Enamel Tea Pot by Elifle at Couverture and The Garbstore.
The Enamel Tea Pot by Elifle is is a fresh take on traditional, vintage designs utilising original and high quality enamelware and employing modern manufacturing techniques, each piece is made in Turkey.
- Oven and dishwasher safe.
Creating unique, original and high quality enamelware made in Turkey, Elifle was founded in 1992 after a family desire to create something reflective of traditional Turkish culture and history. Keeping in touch with the past but employing modern manufacturing techniques, the brand re-introduces forgotten techniques of heritage enamelware.


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The Gift of Education? Learning, migration and intergenerational relations among Karen refugees in Thailand and the United Kingdom
Duration: 0:37:13 | Added: 28 Apr 2016
Dr Pia Jolliffe speaks at the Southeast Asia Seminar
Focusing on the Karen people from Burma/Myanmar in Thailand and in the United Kingdom, this talk analyses how global, regional and local developments affect patterns of learning. Based on Marcel Mauss' theory of the gift, the speaker will suggest considering "education" as a gift that establishes unequal relationships between those who give and those who receive education. Pia Jolliffe argues whether or not relations between educators and pupils remain unequal largely depends on the opportunities learners have to pass on their knowledge to younger generations, or to render it useful for their elders. But if such opportunities do not exist, for example within the constraints of refugee camps - an awkward situation is created in which the young remain unable to return the 'gift' they received from their elders. In hertalk Dr Jolliffe will illustrate this argument with ethnographic research conducted among Karen refugees from Eastern Myanmar who live in Thailand and as resettled refugees in the United Kingdom. Findings indicate the high value Karen people place on traditional and modern forms of learning including increasing aspirations for formal higher education. At the same time, the speaker's research evidences that, when the young receive education without being able to use their knowledge to access higher education or professional occupations, they feel disappointed and question the use of formal learning.
Dr Pia Jolliffe is a member of the Las Casas Institute as a research scholar of Blackfriars Hall, University of Oxford. She is also Research Fellow at the Oxford Institute of Population Ageing. Her publications focus on life transitions and aspirations within a context of migration and international development, refugees as well as the role of prisons and forced labour during the colonization of Japan´s northern island Hokkaido.
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The Asian Studies Centre was founded in 1982 at St Antony's College and is primarily a co-ordinating organisation which exists to bring together specialists from a wide variety of different disciplines. Geographically, the Centre predominantly covers South, Southeast and East Asia. The Asian Studies Centre works closely with scholars in the Oriental Institute, the Oxford China Centre, the Contemporary South Asian Studies Programme and the Nissan Institute of Japanese Studies (in...
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