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1. MYST🎮

   19 November 2024 10:47

   When I first read I thought surely not, but its a neat concept. Comes in handy. Thanks

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2. MYST🎮

   19 November 2024 10:50

   FORMING AND OPERATING
   A HEDGE FUND
   A Guide for Emerging Fund Managers
   By John S. Lore, Esq.

   John S. Lore, Esq. is the managing partner of
   Capital Fund Law Group, an investment fund law
   boutique focused on domestic and offshore hedge
   fund formation and compliance. Mr. Lore advises
   established and emerging fund managers throughout
   the United States in forming and operating hedge
   funds, private equity funds, real estate funds and other
   private securities offerings across multiple industry
   sectors.
   Mr. Lore advises investments on all aspects of their
   business, from capital raising and fund formation
   to implementation of their business models. His
   representation of a broad range of asset managers allows
   him to keep abreast of emerging trends and regulatory
   changes. Prior to founding Capital Fund Law Group,
   Mr. Lore practiced corporate and securities law at a
   number of law firms, including the investment funds
   division of Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, one of
   the largest international law firms in the world, in its
   New York City and Moscow offices.
   Mr. Lore received his Juris Doctorate, with honors,
   from the University of Utah, S.J. Quinney College of
   Law, where he served as a senior member of the Utah
   Law Review staff. John Lore is a frequent panelist and
   presenter at various investment fund and Regulation
   D professional and educational events. Mr. Lore is
   a holder of the Series 65 Investment Adviser Law
   Examination.

   Operating a hedge fund entails significant legal
   exposure, with substantial liability for improper
   disclosure. Even inadvertent mistakes can lead to
   substantial personal liability.
   A. Improper Offering
   Document Preparation
   Could Result in Fraud
   Violations
   The SEC, the CFTC, the NFA and state securities
   commissions have developed a network of complex
   regulations with which a fund sponsor must comply
   to avoid liability. In recent years SEC regulations
   have undergone and continue to undergo major shifts,
   largely in response to the Dodd-Frank Wall Street
   Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Dodd Frank
   2010) and the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act
   ( JOBS Act 2012).
   Failure to properly navigate the complex and
   continually changing regulations carries significant
   liability, including personal civil liability and criminal
   penalties in some cases.
   i. Liabilities for Violating Federal Anti-
   Fraud Provisions
   Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
   (Exchange Act), imposes liability on a person who
   misrepresents or omits a material fact in connection
   with the sale of securities. The primary penalty imposed
   is a rescission of the investor’s contract to purchase the
   security. A rescission of the contract means that
   the company, and in some cases an officer or director,
   would be required to repay the purchase price of the
   investment made, together with interest, attorney fees,
   and other costs.
   Payment of the liability under this section can be
   ordered by the court against the individual directors’
   and officers’ personal assets. Furthermore, if the SEC
   can prove that the material omissions or misstatements
   were willful, a court can impose fines on individuals of
   up to five million dollars and/or imprisonment of up
   to twenty years.
   ii. Liabilities for Violating State Anti- Fraud
   Provisions
   Similar to the SEC, each state has its own securities
   laws that effectively piggyback the Exchange Act and
   impose civil liability on persons who misrepresent or
   omit material facts. They include personal liability
   against directors and officers. Thus, after the SEC
   imposes its penalties, each state in which a security
   was sold may then impose its own penalties against
   the directors and officers of the issuing company.
   B. Proper Legal Advice and
   Careful Disclosure
   Hedge fund disclosure documents not only require
   specific disclosures of present information about the
   fund and its managers, but also requires a recitation
   of potential risks of the investment (known as risk
   factors). Risk factors vary significantly from one fund
   to another and require the drafting attorney to foresee
   potential contingencies and assumptions that may
   result in unfavorable investment outcomes.

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3. MYST🎮

   19 November 2024 10:56

   General Notice 1947 of 2024.

   POTRAZ

   Expression of interest

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4. MYST🎮

   19 November 2024 11:00

   Opening Remarks

   It is said that a significant discovery was made in
   1973. In coastal Asia, an authority from an international
   organization observed an artisanal fisherman-a single
   man out in a canoe, fishing with a hook and line. It was
   recognized that he could make a substantial contribution
   to the world food problem, and since then the artisanal
   fisherman has received more and more attention.
   This conference is held in recognition of the impor-
   tance and needs of artisanal fishermen in the Pacific
   Islands. Past history of the Pacific could be briefly
   summed up as follows: Exploration, Exploitation, Expa-
   triation, Examination and Explanations as to why
   imported fisheries schemes have not worked,
   We do not wish to ignore the progress made by many
   dedicated people working in aquatic resources in the
   Pacific, but my experience in the past 22 years in the
   region is that the schemes which were unsuccessful are
   those you hear the most about. The slow, steady progress
   that has been made by some people is too often over-
   shadowed by the “instant expert” from outside problems
   and too often sails over the horizon, leaving the debris of
   yet another unsuccessful scheme.
   In the area of small-boat development, the Pacific
   Islanders have had more than their share of entrepreneur-
   ial schemes. It seems time to take stock of a rapidly
   changing world now reaching the most remote Pacific
   Islanders to see if there is not “a better way” for the
   small boat fishermen in the Pacific, a way that iseconom-
   ically and culturally compatible with the Pacific Islander’s
   life-style,
   The evolution of small boats in the Pacific has taken a
   curious course. The Pacific Islanders’ basis of existence
   relates directly to their superb skill as boatbuilders, sea-
   men, and navigators. With such a rich heritage of the sea,
   one might expect to see an evolution of present-day small
   boats from the native canoes. But for anumber of reasons
   there has generally been a substitution rather than an
   evolution; the canoe has been abandoned for avariety of
   plank, plywood, fiberglass, and aluminum craft, powered
   by an equal variety of propulsion systems.
   I do not wish to criticize the small boat intioductions
   that have been successful in meeting tile needs of island
   people, but again, it is those schemes which have failed to
   meet the needs of islanders that have prompted us to
   convene this conference.
   We have therefore gathered together an impressive
   group of knowledgeable people to reassess the small-boat
   needs of Pacific Islanders in 1975; we hope to encourage
   frank, objective discussion based on the following
   premises:
   I. There is no one small.boat design that is the
   final answer to the varied needs of Pacific Island
   fishermen.
   2. The operational terms of reference for Pacific
   Island fishermen are changing with such things as
   the increased price of fuel and manufactured items,
   making previously acceptable systems no longer
   tenable.
   3. There is a strong argument in favor of critically
   discussing the relative merits of various boat/pro-
   pulsion systems available (or being developed), and
   working toward providing an optimal system for
   any given set of socio-cultural, economic, or opera-
   tional circumstances faced by Pacific Island
   fishermen.
   4. Individuals with various points of view can contrib-
   ute to the best solution or solutions so that some
   degree of consensus can be obtained.
   It is envisaged that this conference will elucidate the
   problems facing the artisanal Pacific Island fishermen

   Small Boat Design

   The Proceedings of the ICLARM Conference on Small Boat

   Design, Noumea, New Caledonia, October 27-28, 1975

   ,-Edited by
   ,Johanna M. Reinhart

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5. Dzidzai

   19 November 2024 11:09

   Room to rent.

   5790 Unit J, Seke South, Chitungwiza, diagonally opposite Little Hood Prep School.

   Room: $40 or equivalent
   ZESA: $5

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6. MYST🎮

   19 November 2024 13:17

   St. Peter: Hello😇

   Dzidzai: Hello St. Peter😈

   St. Peter: Where is your baggage?

   Dzidzai: Eh… Eh… Eh.. Um um

   St. Peter: Chimbofunga, mira parutivi apa, panapa tinoda vane baggage. Chimbofunga chikomana.

   St. Peter: Imi huyai uko.

   St. Peter: Don’t! Fiddle with that!

   Dzidzai: Oh sorry, my bad.

   ☁️❄️☔🔥⚡🌏

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7. MYST🎮

   19 November 2024 18:49

   Google is allegedly merging Chrome OS on to Android.

   What does this mean for Chrome on older devices?

   Thanks

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