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So, this is the question my son came home with for his homework challenge this week and it really got me thinking. I remember myself as a child swinging between wanting to be a bus driver then a vet then onto wanting to be a top journalist. It's funny how it can change so much, based on what you enjoy doing at the different stages of your life. I still have my own piece of writing from school stating that I wanted to be a bus driver because, and I quote, "you get to travel a lot whilst talking to people and smiling". I also remember doing work experience at a local vets for my Duke of Edinburgh Award, which involved the rather gruesome task of taking a Yorkshire Terrier's temperature – for those wishing to go into a veterinarian career, please let me be the first to warn you that the thermometer does not go under it's tongue or armpit! I am still reeling from the shock of having to insert it into that dogs bottom, although perhaps not as much as the dog itself!
I have got lots of little mementos charting my own career history, including past wage slips, various training certificates and even articles that I have written which have been published. They are scattered around the house in various memory boxes and scrapbooks, probably growing mildew on them as we speak, and quite frankly using up precious space that I simply cannot afford to be using. But here's where Fluxlist comes in. I can take photos of all these things and save them in my own personal scrapbook online. I am much more likely to look at them, because they're easy to access and they are stored forever in a safe environment.
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(1) The CHIDA ("Tov Ayin," as quoted by Likutei Maharich, Keriyot, Parashat Yitro) tells us that it is done in order to commemorate the historic events of which we are reading, during which "the people... *stood* from afar" (Shmot 20:14).
It may be added that when the Jews received the Torah, they did not stand simply for a lack of chairs. The Gemara (Megillah 21a) tells us that when Hashem taught Moshe the Torah on Mt. Sinai, he was instructed to *stand* while receiving the Torah. By standing, we are reenacting the Giving of the Torah.
(2) HARAV MOSHE FEINSTEIN ("Igros Moshe," O.C. 4:22) explains that we stand to accent the import that the events of which we are reading carry for the Jewish nation. On this occasion, every member of the nation was elevated to the status of the greatest of prophets. Each and every Jew heard the holy word of Hashem as He gave us the Torah.
We can lend support to this suggestion by observing that there is one other Torah reading for which it has become customary to stand -- the Song of the Crossing of the Sea ("Az Yashir") in Parashat Beshalach. Of that occasion we are told that "a maid-servant that crossed the Red Sea saw more than the prophet Yechezkel [who caught a glimpse of the Divine Chariot of Hashem]" (see Rashi, Shmot 15:2). Interestingly, the revelation at Mt. Sinai was also one of the Divine Chariot of Hashem (see Parasha-Page, Bamidbar 5756), which is why we read the story of Yechezkel's vision after reading the Ten Commandments on Shavuot (Levush, OC 494:1).
(3) A third reason may be suggested. The Gemara (Berachot 22a) teaches
us that we must learn Torah "in the manner that it was originally given...
with reverence, awe, trembling and quivering." When we read the Torah
portion describing the Giving of the Torah, we remind ourselves of the
great sense of awe that overcame us at that time and we stand in reverence.
The RAMBAM (Maimonides) writes in response to a question sent to him (Teshuvot Harambam #46, Jerusalem edition), that for this very reason we should take care not to attribute *any* special status to the reading of the Ten Commandments. If we stand for only that portion of the Torah reading, the same resentful antagonism will be aroused. Although in many areas it has become customary to stand, the Rambam writes, the custom should be discontinued!
As we mentioned, the Rambam's ruling on this issue has not been
adopted by most congregations. Various explanations have been offered to
defend today's custom.
The Beit Yakov answers that the manner in which we read the Decalogue on the day of Shavuot cannot possibly be used to support the perverted arguments of non-believers. If we would give unique status to the Ten Commandments any other day of the year, perhaps it would show that we consider that section of the Torah to be more important than any other. But what we do while reading them on Shavuot, the very day that the Torah was given to us, cannot be mistaken for anything but a commemorative act (as we explained in three different ways in section I).
This argument, however, cannot be used to defend the custom of standing during the reading of the Ten Commandments this coming Shabbat.
(b) HARAV DOVID FEINSTEIN (quoted in Igros Moshe, ibid.) points out that it has become customary to stand for other Torah readings also (such as the the Az Yashir reading, mentioned above) and not just for the reading of the Ten Commandments. One can no longer claim that the Ten Commandments are being conferred unique status based on the fact that we stand while they are being read.
Following a similar line of reasoning, Harav Moshe Feinstein (ibid.) and Harav Moshe Sternbuch (Teshuvot Vehanhagot, 1:144) suggest that in order to avoid a clash with the Rambam's ruling not to stand for the Ten Commandments, one may rise *before* the reader reaches that portion. In this manner, he will both stand for the reading of the Ten Commandments, yet not afford it a different status than the rest of the reading.
(c) Another approach to this issue (MATEH YEHUDAH 1:6; CHIDA ibid.;
HARAV MOSHE FEINSTEIN ibid.) is that we cannot compare reading the Ten
Commandments whene other portions are not read *at all* (such as during
Shema, which the Gemara prohibited), to reading it in a *different manner*
than other Torah portions (such as standing during their reading, which is
permitted). The latter will not be enough to inspire the vicious arguments
of those who reject the Torah.
In most Hebrew prints of the Bible (Chumashim), a note appears before the Decalogue advising us to read it in public using the "upper set of cantillations (Ta'amei Hamikra)." The Mesorah provided us with two different ways of cantillating the Ten Commandments. Instead of setting each verse apart from the following one, as the lower set of cantillations do, the upper set of cantillations set each of the Ten Commandments apart from each other. In doing so, they group a string of verses into one long pseudo-verse (in the case of the commandment to observe the Shabbat) or divide a verse into many tiny pseudo-verses (in the case of the verse beginning with Lo Tirtzach -- see Bi'ur Halachah to O.C. 494 who discusses the technical differences between the two at length).
The custom of reading the Ten Commandments with the upper set of cantillations is quite ancient and is mentioned in the early Torah commentaries. However, there is disagreement as to exactly *when* the upper set is to be used. The Magen Avraham (494:0) counts the score: CHIZKUNI (Shmot 20:14) and MAS'AT BINYAMIN (#6) assert that they are only to be used on Shavuot; the lower set of cantillations are to be used for the Shabbat readings of Parashiot Yitro and Va'etchanan. On the other hand, OHR TORAH and HAKOTEV (Ein Yakov, Yerushalmi Shekalim Ch.7) tell us to read even the Shabbat readings using the upper set of cantillations and to use the lower set only when reading the Torah in private. Present day practice (in most synagogues) is in accordance with the latter opinion.
When read with the upper set of cantillations, Rav Soloveitchik explained, it is clear from the very *manner in which the verses are read* (i.e. as Ten Commandments, not as individual verses) that we are commemorating an event rather than simply reading a portion of the Torah. It is thus justified to stand during this Torah reading since standing is a commemorative act (see above, section I) which cannot be mistaken as a show of preferential treatment for one part of the Torah. Where the Rambam lived, however, the Ten Commandments were apparently read using the lower set of cantillations (- or perhaps the Rambam was only discussing the Shabbat Torah readings of Parashiot Yitro and Va'etchanan, which he read using the lower set of cantillations). When read in such a manner, it is not clear that we are commemorating an event and standing indeed attributes a unique status to the Ten Commandments among the other Torah-readings!
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text: AML REQUIREMENTS PROPOSED FOR SEC REGISTERED ADVISERS September 2015 www.morganlewis.com This White Paper is provided as a general informational service to clients and friends of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP. It should not be construed as, and does not constitute, legal advice on any specific matter, nor does this message create an attorney-client relationship. These materials may be considered Attorney Advertising in some jurisdictions. Please note that the prior results discussed in the material do not guarantee similar outcomes. Links provided from outside sources are subject to expiration or change. © 2015 Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP FINCEN'S NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULEMAKING On August 25, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), a bureau of the US Department of the Treasury (Treasury), published a notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) to impose anti-money laundering (AML) programs and additional reporting requirements on investment advisers registered with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).1 FinCEN's proposal would require registered investment advisers to have anti-money laundering programs in place, file suspicious activity reports, and comply with additional reporting requirements. The proposal furthers the United States' efforts to comply with international AML standards and recommendations. If adopted, the NPRM would do the following: 1. Require that SEC-registered investment advisers (RIAs) develop and maintain written AML programs reasonably designed to prevent the RIA from being used for money laundering and terrorist financing and to achieve compliance with the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA).2 2. Include RIAs within the meaning of a "financial institutions" for purposes of the BSA's implementing regulations3 and impose specific reporting requirements. 3. Require that RIAs monitor for suspicious activity and file suspicious activity reports (SARs) with FinCEN. 4. Delegate examination authority for compliance to the SEC.4 The long-awaited NPRM comes as the United States is due to undergo in 2016 a mutual evaluation by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), the inter-governmental body that promotes international AML standards.5 In FATF's previous evaluation of the United States, it noted (among other things) the lack of AML and CIP requirements applicable to investment advisers in the United States.6 If adopted as proposed, the rules would require RIAs to establish AML programs and begin to file SARs within six months of their effective date. Comments on the NPRM are due on or before November 2, 2015. BACKGROUND The BSA, as amended by the USA PATRIOT Act (Patriot Act),7 establishes the framework for AML obligations imposed on US financial institutions. The BSA provides Treasury with the authority to implement, administer, and enforce compliance with the BSA and implement regulations to that effect. This authority has been delegated to FinCEN. While broker-dealers in securities and investment companies have been subject to AML requirements for some time due in part to their being included within the definition of a "financial institution" under the BSA,8 investment advisers are not included in 1 FinCEN, Anti-Money Laundering Program and Suspicious Activity Report Filing Requirements for Registered Investment Advisers, 80 Fed. Reg. 52680 (Sept. 1, 2015) (NPRM) available at gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2015-09-01/pdf/2015-21318.pdf. 2 Currency and Foreign Transactions Reporting Act of 1970 (commonly referred to as the BSA), 12 U.S.C. § 1829b, 12 U.S.C. §§ 1951-1959, and 31 U.S.C. §§ 5311-5330. 3 The BSA's implementing regulations are located at 31 C.F.R. Chapter X. 4 At this time, FinCEN is not proposing customer identification program (CIP) requirements on RIAs or the expanded beneficial ownership due diligence requirements that it proposed on July 30, 2014. For information about the due diligence proposal, please see our August 2014 LawFlash on this topic, "FINCEN Proposes to Expand Financial Institution Customers Due Diligence Requirements," available at morganlewis.com/pubs/fs_lf_fincenproposesexpandedcustomerduediligencereqs_05aug14. 5 FATF, Global Assessments Calendar (July 2015) available at fatf-gafi.org/media/fatf/documents/assessments/Global-assessmentcalendar.pdf. 6 See FATF, Third Mutual Evaluation Report on Anti-Money Laundering And Combating The Financing Of Terrorism, United States (June 23, 2006), available at fatf-gafi.org/countries/u-z/unitedstates/documents/mutualevaluationoftheunitedstates.html. 7 Pub. L. No. 107-56, 115 Stat. 296 (2001). 8 See 31 U.S.C. § 5312(a)(2) and (c)(1). that definition. As a result, most of the BSA's substantive requirements are not directly applicable to investment advisers unless Treasury exercises its discretionary authority to include them within the definition.9 While FinCEN had previously proposed AML requirements for investment advisers in 200310 and unregistered investment companies (i.e., private funds) in 2002,11 FinCEN withdrew those proposals in 2007.12 At the time of withdrawal FinCEN noted that, since investment advisers conduct their activities through financial institutions that are subject to the BSA, investment adviser activities are at least indirectly subject to BSA requirements. FINANCIAL INSTITUTION DEFINITION For purposes of the BSA's implementing regulations, the NPRM would define an "investment adviser" as "[a]ny person who is registered or required to be registered with the SEC under Section 203 of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940."13 FinCEN indicated that the proposed definition of investment adviser would capture both primary advisers and subadvisers. In addition, FinCEN indicated that the following types of advisers may be within scope: (i) dually-registered investment advisers, and advisers that are affiliated with or subsidiaries of entities required to establish AML programs; (ii) certain non-U.S. investment advisers; (iii) investment advisers to registered investment companies; (iv) financial planners; (v) pension consultants; and (vi) entities that provide only securities newsletters and/or research reports. The inclusion of RIAs within the definition of a financial institution for purposes of the BSA's implementing regulations would require RIAs to comply with the BSA regulatory requirements that are generally applicable to financial institutions, including the information sharing provisions of Section 314(a) of the Patriot Act, the currency transaction report (CTR) requirements,14 the recordkeeping and travel rule (subject to certain exceptions),15 and the requirement to create and retain records for extensions of credit and cross-border transfers of currency, monetary instruments, checks, investment securities, and credit when transactions exceed $10,000.16 9 See 31 U.S.C. § 5312(a)(2)(Y)(defining a financial institution to include, among others, "any business or agency which engages in any activity which the Secretary of the Treasury determines, by regulation, to be an activity which is similar to, related to, or a substitute for any activity in which any business described in this paragraph is authorized to engage."). 10 See Anti-Money Laundering Programs for Investment Advisers, 68 Fed. Reg. 23646 (May 5, 2003). 11 See Anti-Money Laundering Programs for Unregistered Investment Companies, 67 Fed. Reg. 60617 (Sept. 26, 2002). 12 See Withdrawal of the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking; Anti-Money Laundering Programs for Unregistered Investment Companies, 73 Fed. Reg. 65569 (Nov. 4, 2008); and Withdrawal of the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking; Anti-Money Laundering Programs for Investment Advisers, 73 Fed. Reg. 65568 (Nov. 4, 2008). 13See Proposed Rule 31 C.F.R. 1010.100(nnn). 14 See 31 C.F.R. 1010.310 through 1010.314. The CTR requirement would replace an RIA's obligation to file reports on Form 8300 for the receipt of more than $10,000 in cash and negotiable instruments. See, e.g., 31 CFR 1010.330. 15 31 C.F.R. 1010.410 and 1010.430. These rules require financial institutions to create and maintain records of transmittals of funds and ensure that certain information pertaining to the transmittal of funds "travel" with the transmittal to the next financial institution in a payment chain. 16 31 C.F.R. 1010.410(a)-(c). AML PROGRAM REQUIREMENT General Proposed rule 31 C.F.R. 1010.210 (the Proposed AML Rule) would require RIAs to develop and implement an AML program reasonably designed to prevent the RIA from being used to facilitate money laundering or the financing of terrorist activities and to achieve and monitor compliance with applicable BSA provisions and implementing regulations. The Proposed AML Rule requires that each RIA's AML program be approved in writing by its board of directors or trustees, or if it does not have a board, by its sole proprietor, general partner, trustee, or other persons who have similar functions to a board of directors. Minimum Requirements Under the Proposed AML Rules, an RIA's AML program must, at a minimum, do the following: 1. Establish and implement policies, procedures, and internal controls reasonably designed to prevent the investment adviser from being used for money laundering or the financing of terrorist activities and to achieve and monitor compliance with the applicable provisions of the BSA and its implementing regulations. 2. Provide for independent testing for compliance to be conducted by the investment adviser's personnel or by a qualified outside party. 3. Designate a person or persons responsible for implementing and monitoring the operations and internal controls of the program. 4. Provide ongoing training for appropriate persons. These minimum requirements are substantively the same as the AML program requirements that apply to other classes of regulated financial institutions, including banks, broker-dealers, and registered investment funds. As mentioned in the NPRM, the AML program requirement is not "one-size-fits all." Rather, it requires a risk-based approach that provides RIAs with flexibility in designing their programs to meet the specific risks presented by the advisory services they provide, as well as their client base. FinCEN, however, emphasizes its expectation that an RIA's AML program will cover all of its advisory activities (including activity that does not entail the management of client assets) whether the RIA is the primary adviser or the subadviser. Dually Registered RIAs and Enterprise-Wide Programs In discussing the AML program requirement, FinCEN indicated that RIAs that are dually registered as broker-dealers would not have to implement a separate AML program, but rather could rely on a comprehensive program that covers both the advisory and brokerage functions of the dual-registrant. Similarly, an RIA affiliated with, or a subsidiary of, an entity required to establish an AML program in another capacity would not have to implement multiple or separate programs as long as the program covers all of the entity's activities and businesses that are subject to the BSA. Contractual Delegation FinCEN indicates that an RIA may delegate the implementation and operation of aspects of its AML program to another financial institution, agent, third-party service provider, or other entity. FinCEN makes clear, however, that the RIA would remain fully responsible for the effectiveness of the AML program and for ensuring that FinCEN and the SEC are able to obtain information and records relating to the program. SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY REPORTS The NPRM would also require that RIAs monitor for suspicious activities and file SARs. Under proposed rule 31 C.F.R. 1031.320 (Proposed SAR Rule), an RIA would be required to file a SAR with FinCEN if a transaction is conducted or attempted by, at, or through an RIA and involves funds or other assets of at least $5,000 and the RIA knows, suspects, or has reason to suspect that the transaction (or pattern of transactions of which the transaction is a part): 1. Involves funds derived from illegal activity or is intended or conducted in order to hide or disguise funds or assets derived from illegal activity (including, without limitation, the ownership, nature, source, location, or control of such funds or assets) as part of a plan to violate or evade any Federal law or regulation or to avoid any transaction reporting requirement under Federal law or regulation; 2. Is designed, whether through structuring or other means, to evade any requirements of 31 C.F.R Chapter X or any other regulations promulgated under the BSA; 3. Has no business or apparent lawful purpose or is not the sort in which the particular customer would normally be expected to engage, and the investment adviser knows of no reasonable explanation for the transaction after examining the available facts, including the background and possible purpose of the transaction; or 4. Involves use of the investment adviser to facilitate criminal activity. FinCEN stated that whether a SAR should be filed depends on all the facts and circumstances related to the transaction and the client in question. In this regard, FinCEN identified the following non-exclusive "red flags" that could be observed by an RIA and that may merit further investigation to determine whether a SAR should be filed: • A client exhibits an unusual concern regarding the RIA's compliance with government reporting requirements or is reluctant or refuses to reveal any information concerning business activities, or furnishes unusual or suspicious identification or business documents; • A client appears to be acting as the agent for another entity but declines, evades, or is reluctant to provide any information in response to questions about that entity; • A client's account has a pattern of inexplicable and unusual withdrawals, contrary to the client's stated investment objectives; • A client requests that a transaction be processed in such a manner as to avoid the adviser's normal documentation requirements; • A client exhibits a total lack of concern regarding performance returns or risk; • A client's use of money orders or travelers checks in the context of private funds; or • Use of multiple wire transfers from different accounts at different financial institutions or other unusual wire activity. Joint Filings In situations where multiple RIAs or financial institutions with SAR filing obligations are involved, as with SAR rules applicable to other financial institutions, the Proposed SAR Rule would permit joint filings. Filing and Notification Procedures The Proposed SAR Rule would require that a SAR be filed no later than 30 calendar days after the date of initial detection by the RIA that may constitute a basis for filing a SAR, with an additional 30 calendar day delay built in for an RIA to identify a suspect. In addition to filing a SAR, if a matter violation involves immediate attention (e.g., terrorist financing or ongoing money laundering schemes), the Proposed SAR Rule requires an RIA to also notify appropriate law enforcement by telephone. Under the Proposed SAR Rule, supporting documentation relating to each SAR would have to be collected and maintained separately by an RIA and made available upon request to FinCEN; Federal, state, or local law enforcement; or any Federal regulatory authority (e.g., the SEC). Retention of Records An RIA would have to maintain copies of filed SARs and supporting documentation for a period of five years from the date of filing. Confidentiality SARs are highly confidential, and the Proposed SAR Rule would prohibit disclosure of a SAR (or information that would reveal the existence of a SAR) except under very limited circumstances. In instances where an RIA or personnel are subpoenaed or otherwise requested to disclose a SAR or reveal information that would disclose the existence of a SAR, an RIA would have to decline to produce the SAR (or such information) and notify FinCEN. The Proposed SAR Rule contains certain rules of construction that permit limited disclosure of SARs (or information that would reveal the existence of a SAR) and underlying facts and documents. A third rule of construction would permit the sharing by an investment adviser, or any director, officer, employee, or agent of the investment adviser, of a SAR, or any information that would reveal the existence of a SAR, within the investment adviser's corporate organizational structure for purposes consistent with Title II of the Bank Secrecy Act as determined by regulation or in guidance (emphasis added). 17 While this provision would initially appear to permit an RIA to share a SAR within its organizational structures, that permission is conditioned on there being guidance or regulation that permit such sharing. While there is guidance that permits financial institutions to share SARs within their corporate organizational structure,18 FinCEN specifically declined to permit RIAs to engage in such sharing and instead, requested comment on this issue.19 Limitation on Liability The Proposed SAR Rule would limit an RIA and its personnel's liability in connection with filing SARs. SEC EXAMINATION AUTHORITY Finally, FinCEN proposes to delegate its examination authority to the SEC. The SEC currently has delegated authority to examine broker-dealers and investment companies with their respective obligations under the BSA and its implementing regulations. OBSERVATIONS In light of FATF's upcoming evaluation of the United States and the weaknesses with respect to investment advisers identified in the United States' last mutual evaluation in 2006, the Proposed AML Rule is likely to be adopted without much, if any, modification. As noted by FinCEN, many RIAs already have AML compliance programs in place in connection with a series of no-action letters issued by the SEC staff regarding a broker-dealer's CIP obligations.20 These letters have permitted a broker-dealer in securities to rely on RIAs to perform some or all aspects of the broker-dealer's CIP obligation subject to certain conditions, including that the RIA have an AML and CIP program in place. In addition, many RIAs have voluntarily instituted AML programs as a best practice or because certain counterparties require them. For such RIAs, compliance with the Proposed AML Rule should not necessarily impose additional substantial burdens. RIAs that do not have AML programs in place may want to consider building the appropriate infrastructure in anticipation of a final rule. RIAs without programs may find useful an AML program template provided by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) for use by its smaller brokerdealer members.21 While the FINRA Small Firm Template may be a helpful starting point, RIAs should be 17 See Proposed Rule 31 C.F.R. 1031.320(d)(1)(ii)(B). 18 See, e.g., Sharing Suspicious Activity Reports by Securities Broker-Dealers, Mutual Funds, Futures Commission Merchants, and Introducing Brokers in Commodities with Certain U.S. Affiliates, FIN-2010- G005 (Nov. 23, 2010) and Sharing Suspicious Activity Reports by Depository Institutions with Certain U.S. Affiliates, FIN-2010-G006 (Nov. 23, 2010). 19 See NPRM, 80 Fed. Reg. at 52690. 20 See, Request for No-Action Relief Under Broker-Dealer Customer Identification Rule (31 C.F R. 1023.220) (Jan. 9, 2015), which is the most recent of this series of letters, available at sec.gov/divisions/marketreg/mr-noaction/2015/sifma-010915-17a8.pdf. 21 FINRA's small firm template (FINRA Small Firm Template), available at finra.org/industry/anti-money-laundering-template-smallfirms. mindful that AML programs will need to be tailored to account for the risks associated with a firm's specific business and its clients. Further, all RIAs may find it helpful to review guidance from the federal banking regulators22 regarding compliance with the BSA, literature from FATF regarding money laundering and terrorist financing in the securities industry,23 as well as commentary from FinCEN in the NPRM regarding the expected scope of an RIA's AML program as well as the risk profile of certain advisory clients.24 In this regard, FinCEN placed particular emphasis on those advisory services that may present higher risks, such as advisory activities in connection with private funds and other unregistered pooled investment vehicles.25 In addition, these resources identify "red flags" that could be useful with respect to compliance with the Proposed SAR Rule. While the Proposed SAR Rule is generally consistent with similar SAR rules applicable to other financial institutions, the prohibition on sharing within a corporate organizational structure can present logistical challenges if such sharing is not permitted when the final rule is adopted. As mentioned above, other financial institutions are permitted to share SARs within their corporate organizational structures,26 and the prohibition as applied to RIAs may cause interpretive difficulties with respect to joint filings and could otherwise hamper the effectiveness of an enterprise-wide AML program. Notably, FinCEN has made the intentional decision (for the time being) to limit the applicability of the Proposed AML Rule and Proposed SAR Rule to federally-registered investment advisers and to exclude state-registered investment advisers, and to not require RIAs to establish and maintain a formal CIP. These exclusions, however, may be relatively short-lived inasmuch as FinCEN stated in the NPRM that it would consider whether to extend the AML, SAR, and related reporting requirements to state-registered advisers, and that it expected to address the CIP issue in a future joint rulemaking with the SEC. In any event, the absence of a formal CIP requirement would not relieve RIAs from their risk-based customer due diligence obligations. Based on the definition of "investment adviser" in the proposed rules, exempt reporting advisers (ERAs) should not be subject to the Proposed AML Rule and Proposed SAR Rule because these advisers are exempt (i.e., not required to register) from the SEC's registration requirements.27 Similarly, a foreign private adviser as defined in Section 202(a)(30) 28 of the Advisers Act is exempt from SEC registration and therefore should also not be within scope for purposes of Proposed AML Rule and the Proposed SAR Rule. That said, there may still be some interpretive questions that FinCEN may have to address with respect to investment advisers that rely on SEC no-action letters in connection with their registration requirements. For instance, relying advisers are advisers that rely on the investment adviser registration of a related entity pursuant to SEC no-action relief.29 Because these advisers are relying on another entity's registration and are not directly registered with the SEC, it is unclear whether they would be deemed 22 See Bank Secrecy Act Anti-Money Laundering Examination Manual, Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (April 1, 2014), available at occ.gov/publications/publications-by-type/other-publications-reports/ffiec-bsa-aml-examination-manual.pdf. 23 See FATF, Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing in the Securities Sector (October 2009), available at fatfgafi.org/media/fatf/documents/reports/ML%20and%20TF%20in%20the%20Securities%20Sector.pdf. 24 NPRM, 80 Fed. Reg. at 52687-88. 25 Id. 26 See supra note 18. 27 ERAs include investment advisers relying on either the "Private Fund Adviser Exemption" or the "Venture Capital Fund Adviser Exemption". More specifically, section 203(m) of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 (Advisers Act) and Rule 203(m)-1 thereunder exempt from registration an investment adviser who only provides investment advice to private funds and has assets under management in the U.S. of less than $150 million. Section 203(l) of the Advisers Act and Rule 203(l)-l thereunder exempts from registration an investment adviser providing advice to one or more venture capital funds. While not subject to registration, ERAs are required to make certain filings with the SEC. 28 A foreign private adviser is generally defined as an investment adviser that (1) has no place of business in the United States, (2) has, in total, fewer than 15 clients and investors in the United States in private funds advised by the adviser, (3) has less than $25 million in assets under management attributable to clients in the United States and investors in the United States in private funds advised by the adviser (or such higher amount permitted by the SEC through rule), and (4) neither holds itself out generally to the public in the U.S. as an investment adviser nor acts as an investment adviser to any registered investment company or as a business development company. 29 See American Bar Association, Business Law Section, SEC No-Action Letter (Jan. 18, 2012), available at sec.gov/divisions/investment/noaction/2012/aba011812.htm. RIAs for purposes of FinCEN's proposed rules. Another interpretive issue that FinCEN may have to address involves SEC registered foreign advisers operating under the "Regulation Lite" regime in reliance on an SEC no-action letter. 30 Under guidance issued to the American Bar Association Subcommittee on Private Investment Companies, an SEC-registered foreign adviser could avoid applying the entirety of the Advisers Act's substantive requirements to their non-U.S. clients. Because foreign advisers relying on that letter are SEC-registered, they would presumably be subject to the Proposed AML Rule and the Proposed SAR Rule. Unlike the relief provided in the SEC's no-action letter, and absent additional guidance from FinCEN, these advisers may have to apply the entirety of FinCEN's proposed rules to their U.S. and nonU.S. clients in light of FinCEN's view that the proposed rules should apply to all of an RIA's advisory activities. Finally, we note that while FinCEN proposes to delegate examination authority over an RIAs compliance to the SEC, this is not the same as delegation of enforcement authority. While the SEC has brought enforcement actions against broker-dealers for failing to file SARs31 and for having an inadequate CIP,32 the SEC's enforcement authority is limited to recordkeeping and reporting violations under Rule 17a-8 under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (Exchange Act).33 We are not aware of any case brought by the SEC against a broker-dealer or mutual fund that alleges a direct violation of the BSA's implementing regulations.34 It is unclear whether the SEC will seek to implement a rule similar to Exchange Act Rule 17a-8 applicable to RIAs in order to enforce some of the proposed rules' requirements or whether all potential violations uncovered during an examination will be referred to FinCEN for enforcement. Given the significant number of RIAs—approximately 11,235 as of June 2, 2014 according to FinCEN—it is also unclear whether the SEC and FinCEN will have the resources to meaningfully examine and enforce the proposed rules' requirements once they are final. CONTACTS If you have any questions or would like more information on the issues discussed in this White Paper, please contact the authors, Charles M. Horn (+1.202.739.5951; email@example.com) and Ignacio A. Sandoval (+1.202.739.5201; firstname.lastname@example.com), or any of the following Morgan Lewis lawyers: Washington DC Melissa R.H. Hall +1.202.739.5883 email@example.com Thomas S. Harman +1.202.373.6725 firstname.lastname@example.com Amy Natterson Kroll +1.202.739.5746 email@example.com W. John McGuire +1.202.373.6799 firstname.lastname@example.com Christopher Menconi +1.202.373.6173 firstname.lastname@example.com Steven W. Stone +1.202.739.5453 firstname.lastname@example.com New York Jennifer L. Klass +1.212.309.7105 firstname.lastname@example.com Christine M. Lombardo +1.212.309.6629 email@example.com Louis H. Singer +1.212.309.6603 email@example.com 30 See American Bar Association Subcommittee on Private Investment Companies, SEC No-Action Letter (Aug. 19, 2006). 31 See, e.g., In the matter of Ronald S. Bloomfield, Robert Georgia, Victor Labi, John Earl Martin, Sr., and Eugene Miller, Exchange Act Release No. 61988 (April 27, 2010), available at sec.gov/litigation/admin/2010/33-9121.pdf. 32 See, e.g., In the Matter of Pinnacle Capital Markets, LLC and Michael A. Paciorek, Exchange Act Release No. 62811 (September 1, 2010) available at sec.gov/litigation/admin/2010/34-62811.pdf. 33 31 C.F.R. 240.17a-8. 34 Unlike the SEC, FINRA has a broader ability to bring enforcement actions against broker-dealers for BSA-related violations because the broker-dealer AML rule specifically contemplates that self-regulatory organizations can have rules requiring their members to comply with the BSA's implementing regulations. See 31 C.F.R. 1030.210 (generally indicating that a broker-dealer will be deemed to satisfy the requirements of the BSA's AML program requirement if the broker-dealer, among other things, implements and maintains an AML program that complies with SRO rules); see also FINRA Rule 3310 (Anti-Money Laundering Compliance Program). Miami Ethan W. Johnson +1.305.415.3394 email@example.com Philadelphia Timothy W. Levin +1.215.963.5037 email@example.com John "Jack" O'Brien +1.215.963.4969 email@example.com San Francisco Paul C. 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Health and long-term services and supports systems are changing quickly, as are the roles of community-based organizations in those systems. Hear from the Administration on Community Living (ACL) and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) about new efforts to integrate care for people with Medicare and Medicaid, and how aging and disability organizations can participate. This web seminar highlights the trends, opportunities and challenges facing community-based organizations as we work to help older adults and people with disabilities live successfully at home and in the community.
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The Evolution of Medicine is thrilled to announce its next Functional Forum called The Future of Functional. The footage for this forum will be taken from several conferences that took place over the summer. There will be talks from the Future of Functional Summit that was held in Eden, Utah this August. We will also be showing the winning talk from the Future of Functional in Five competition that was held at JJ Virgin's Mindshare Summit, as well as other talks presented there.
As we look out to the future of Functional Medicine, the fundamental question to ask ourselves is, "How do we take functional medicine from something for the very rich and the very desperate to a way of delivering to the masses?" We at the Evolution of Medicine believe coaching and community will be two of the major factors that will impact the future of Functional Medicine. We recommend watching this episode of the Functional Forum in a community setting to facilitate the important conversations these talks will spark.
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By Al Zehnder, CEO of Zehnder's of Frankenmuth
Hey we've had a pretty mild winter in my estimation. While we've had our share of cold and snow; it just seems it's not been as nasty as in past winters. That doesn't mean we might not be suffering from a mild case of cabin fever, particularly when Mother Nature teases us with an occasional mild day signaling Spring is on its way.
If you're looking for a reason to get out of the house, check out our website for a variety of cures for cabin fever. From our always popular "How To" classes to dinner and luncheon shows featuring a tribute to the music of Jimmy Buffet, our Princess Fairytale Luncheons and, of course, Breakfast with the Easter Bunny. The month ends with our final Friday Night Fish Fry of the season on March 25th. Our website, www.zehnders.com, has a complete list of times and prices.
And, if you haven't seen experienced it yet, our new waterpark addition Atrium Park at Zehnder's Splash Village is a spectacular way to spend the day with your family. It's bright and sunny and 82 degrees every day of the year. If you're a frequent visitor, you might notice some changes we've made on our Splash Village dining room menu. While we've kept some of our guest favorites our chefs have added some great salads and sandwiches. Give it a try and let me know what you think.
Can't wait until Spring!
Hospitably Yours,
Al Zehnder, CEO


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Meet Bob Gilley
Professional Designations:
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Bob Gilley relocated to Tellico Lake from Toledo, Ohio in 1997. Bob graduated from the University of Toledo with a BBA. He was active in the automotive aftermarket for over thirty years managing major companies while also participating as an entrepreneur.
Bob obtained his Tennessee Real Estate license in 1997 and for several years owned and operated "Tellico Lake Realty". Bob sold his real estate company in 2007and today operates as a Broker / Agent for Karen Millikan at "On The Lake Realty". He specializes in the lake communities of Rarity Bay, Tellico Village, Kahite and Windriver.
Bob and wife Barbara love Tellico Lake and the wonderful people who call it home. If you are considering relocation, please call Bob. He is a wealth of information and "Always Professional".


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State senator recognizes Hamburg resident for his military career, volunteer work as mentor and law enforcement liaison for veterans
New York State Sen. Mark Grisanti recently named Jason Jaskula as "Veteran of the Month."
A resident of the Town of Hamburg who served in the Army with the 165th MP Company and later with Criminal Investigation Command at Fort Knox, Jaskula is the eighth recipient of the monthly honor presented by Grisanti.
"I am pleased to recognize Sgt. Maj. Jaskula for his passion not only for serving our country, but for supporting other military veterans," said Grisanti, a member of the State Senate's veterans, homeland security and military affairs committees. "His tour and military career is filled with various awards and honors, and his work with the Buffalo City Court veterans program and the Department of Veterans Affairs location in Buffalo is to be commended."
Jaskula joined the Army in 1989 and served four years active duty, first with the 165th MP Company and then with Criminal Investigation Command at Fort Knox before being discharged. He immediately joined the Army Reserves and has served for the past 21 years, currently serving as part of the 80th Training Command.
Jaskula was deployed in 2004 in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, attached to CENTCOM and subsequently attached to several additional units, including the First Calvary Division, First Marine Division and First Infantry Division. While deployed, he served on a 10-man team as a military advisor for the Central Command Multi-National Force in Iraq. He advised and supervised the Iraqi Arm's Fifth Division, Sixth Battalion, as it carried out more than 150 combat missions, many of which occurred during Operation Phantom Fury in Fallujah.
Jaskula's awards and decorations include the Bronze Star, Combat Action Badge and various other awards during his tour and military career.
The impact of the death of his best friend, SSG Christopher Dill, a Western New York native and City of Buffalo firefighter who was killed in action in 2005 during a combat mission in Diyala Province, led to SGM Jaskula involving himself in local veterans programs and organizations to make sure that "no veteran is forgotten." He proudly serves as a mentor and law enforcement liaison between the Buffalo City Court veterans program and the Department of Veterans Affairs. He is also involved with the VA's annual "Welcome Home" event and created the Christopher Dill Memorial Car Cruise in conjunction with the "Welcome Home" celebration. He also was involved with the 2013 Golden Age Games held in Buffalo.
One of Jaskula's biggest accomplishments since being discharged was the KIA Memorial Road March. In 2012, he marched 13.6 miles carrying a rucksack weighted with 60 pounds of memorial rocks, each of which featured the name of one of the 60 service members from Western New York who were killed in action during Operation Enduring Freedom or Operation Iraqi Freedom or Operation New Dawn. He raised more than $4,000 to support local veterans and also helped bring attention to all local residents who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to their country.
Jaskula opened up the KIA Memorial Road March to the general public last year and helped coordinate the first-ever KIA Memorial Road March at Chestnut Ridge Park in Orchard Park, with more than 100 participants each carrying an average of 40 pounds of canned goods over a 6.2-mile course. The event raised more than $10,000 to support local veterans, and approximately 5,100 pounds of canned goods were donated to help local veterans and their families.
Jaskula works as a voluntary service specialist with the Department of Veterans Affairs in Buffalo, is a member of Red Jacket VFW Post No. 3068, and is active with Vets4Vets/Pathfinders.
For more information about Grisanti's "Veteran of the Month" recognition program, including how you can submit a nomination, visit www.senatormarkgrisanti.com and click on the "Veterans" tab.


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For several years, NRCA has been awarded a Susan Harwood grant from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to develop and deliver a full-day fall-protection training class for roofing workers at various locations throughout the U.S. The class focuses on fall hazards common in roofing and fall-protection systems and controls to minimize or eliminate these hazards.
One question NRCA instructors often ask during the class is: "Would your choice of a fall-protection system or systems be different depending on the type of roof system being installed?" The answer expressed is almost universally "no." However, most attendees usually agree each roof system installation presents unique challenges for effective fall-protection implementation. This may be especially evident with the use of warning-line and safety-monitoring systems, in particular when single-ply roof systems are being installed.
The rules
According to OSHA rules, roofing workers on low-slope roofs (4:12 or less) must be protected from falls at heights of 6 feet or greater by guardrail, safety net or personal fall-arrest systems—commonly referred to as "conventional" fall-protection systems. Conventional fall-protection systems are required to protect other construction workers covered under OSHA regulations, as well. In 1980, after initially failing to distinguish roofing work from other work when requiring fall-protection systems, OSHA provided additional fall-protection options for roofing work. The agency finally acknowledged conventional systems cannot always be implemented for roofing work.


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A blooming back garden at Dominique's on Magazine (4213 Magazine St., 504-891-9282; www.dominiquesonmag.com) means that head bartender Ian Julian always has fresh cilantro and habaneros for his signature Cajun Pho Sour, a mainstay on his craft cocktail list. After a chance meeting, Locally Preserved chef/owner Emily Vanlandingham tapped him to develop recipes showcasing her fruit preserves and syrups as cocktail mixers. Julian spoke with Gambit about using those products in his drinks.
How do you mix Locally Preserved jams and syrups in your drinks?
Julian: Bartenders like to play around with flavors. Once I taste the product and know where I want to go, my imagination takes off. I've developed about 30 recipes for Emily so far, mostly punches and simple cocktails. I made Watermelon, Say What? using her rose petal syrup, Hendrick's gin and muddled cucumbers. It tastes just like watermelon. I like my drinks calm and smooth, so with certain jams you want to watch how much product you use, and if you're blending them with milk you want to agitate it really well. At Dominique's, I used her Pumpkin Spice Butter in bourbon milk punch to make it frothy — I whipped together the milk and the butter and steamed it all. Then I ladled it over bourbon, and it was frothy, and blended well.
Which Locally Preserved products are on the spring menu at Dominique's?
J: Emily's products are unique and fresh, and she only makes a certain amount, so I'll mostly feature those drinks as specials. But on the new spring menu, I've added For the Love of Vodka, a vodka spritzer I'll make with Locally Preserved syrups like spicy peach, hibiscus or strawberry-red wine, topped with soda or ginger beer. I'm also thinking of using her satsuma syrup in white sangria, with fresh satsumas and herbs from the Dominique's garden. We have six kaffir lime trees out here, so I can keep making the Lime Three Ways [lime gin, kaffir syrup, fresh lime juice], even with lime prices going up.
In 2012, you were a national finalist in the GQ/Bombay Sapphire Most Imaginative Bartender contest. Are cocktail competitions moving away from allowing homemade ingredients?
J: Judges look at it differently. If you're using a hand-crafted ingredient, they want you to describe how you made this cocktail, so they can pass along the recipe or make a batch for an event. Sometimes they want you to use only their products, so that recipe can be recreated in Toronto or Paris. And sometimes judges want to see you use a local product that's marketed nationwide. For the "Most Imaginative Bartender" contest, I used Bissap Breeze [hibiscus tea concentrate], which is a New Orleans brand. I'm entering the contest again this year, and might use one of Emily's products. Actually, it's my third year doing it. You just put yourself and what you love into the cocktail. — ANNE BERRY


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Creativity, a strong work ethic and fearless attitude have helped Glen Ellyn's Diana Martinez build a career as a theatrical executive. Leading the charge over the years at such acclaimed area venues as Pheasant Run, the Paramount Arts Center, and Second City, Martinez now has a front row seat as director of the newly revamped McAninch Arts Center at the College of DuPage. Some $400 million in expansion and renovation have the MAC poised to become a stage of choice in the suburbs, offering everything from comedy and stage plays to acoustic concerts to an outdoor Ravinia-style music experience.
It has been Martinez's creativity and flat out moxie that have helped build her success. Chicago choreographer Brenda Didier, who worked with Martinez when she was a producer and director at the Pheasant Run Theater in St. Charles, recalls a time her colleague's quick thinking saved the day.
"It was during a production of 'The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas,' and one of the actresses became ill at the last minute. Diana says, 'who knows this show better than me?'" Didier recalls.
She changed the character from an African-American woman to a Latina and went onstage in the role herself. "It was definitely quick thinking under fire and she made it work," says Didier.
The MAC is a sort of homecoming for Martinez, whose childhood in Glen Ellyn sowed the seeds for her future success. Growing up, she often spent time in her mom's downtown Glen Ellyn beauty shop, developing her work ethic.
"My sisters and I all worked as shampoo girls and learned to do hair. When I went away to college, I put a sign on my dorm room door, and did haircuts for five dollars. It was my spending money all through school," she says.
When she wasn't helping her mother, she often went to the nearby Glen Art Theater to watch children's classics such as Chitty-Chitty Bang-Bang, Pippy Longstocking and Mary Poppins. "I watched them over and over, committing them to memory. That could be when I first fell in love with theater," she says.
She was cast in a park district production of The Velveteen Rabbit, and from then on, was hooked. "Not only did I love performing, but also the camaraderie that develops during a production. It's very unique," she says.
At Glenbard West High School, Martinez joined the Before Broadway Players under the direction of teacher Doug Quinn and developed an interest in stage management. At the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign she majored in theater management and directing. After graduation, she intended to join Quinn, who was then working at Pheasant Run, but days before she was to start, Quinn suddenly died.
Beyond the loss of a good friend, Martinez also found herself with no mentor and no job. Reluctantly, she took a position with a retail corporation, while reconnecting with high school and college friends to stage a production of A Chorus Line at the Glen Ellyn Park District. She invited the Pheasant Run Theater's general manager to see it.
He loved the show, but was still hesitant to hire a recent college graduate as a director, so Martinez offered to direct a show for free. "I said if it was successful, we would split the profit," she recalls.
The successful show earned more than profit for Martinez. "They offered me a season and I was there for the next thirteen years," she says.
Working at Pheasant Run not only honed her creativity, but also her business savvy. "Theater is a business unlike any other, because it's so expensive up front. You have huge costs before you sell a single ticket. You can have the best show in the world, but if you don't know how to sell tickets and promote it, it's going to be over quickly," she says.
Following her tenure at Pheasant Run, she became executive director for the Paramount Arts Center in Aurora. "Working with the board, we decided to step things up, going to 40 big shows a year," she says.
The risk paid off in increased visibility, doubled ticket sales, and eventually, a successful fundraiser to build a new lobby and renovate the theater's backstage.
After Paramount, she joined Second City as president, and in 2012, launched a theater consulting business. In the summer of 2013, she was working on projects with several Chicago theater companies, and Broadway in Chicago, when she was contacted about the position with the McAninch Arts Center.
Martinez is excited about the potential of the newly-renovated MAC, as well as its unique dual role as a community arts center and educational facility. It will celebrate its Grand Opening March 8, with a fundraising gala featuring Jim Belushi and the Chicago Board of Comedy, followed by a 9:30 p.m. show that is open to the public.
Didier, who has known Martinez since their college days, has no doubt she'll be successful. "Not only is she business-minded, she's also creative, which is really a rare mix," Didier says.


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Top of the list this week goes to Maria Medeiros with her entry Harmonious shells. A wonderfully simple and elegant image.
Nails and Nuts Figure by VashR31 is very well portrayed. The point of view and scale bring the little sculpture to life.
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Telangana SSC Time Table 2016 is about to released on official website which is www.bsetelangana.org:
Telangana 10th Time Table 2016: News for all students of SSC of Telangana board, the board has announced time table for SSC exams 2016. Students of Telangana state who are going to appear their SSC exams can download the time table from official website www.bsetelangana.org of the board. All students should be prepared for 10th standard board exams. Students can also check time table for SSC exams of Telangana board, from our website as we have updated below for our readers.
Telangana state is recently formed and became 29th state of India; Telangana state is in southern part of India. It is separated from the state of Andhra Pradesh to form a new state. All the constitution and boards are also separated so it has own separate board for education. Directorate of Government of Examination is an independent department working under ministry of secondary education, Government of Telangana. There is an expectation that Telangana board of school education will conduct a SSC examination from 21st March 2016 to 9th April 2016, So all the students should start preparation without wasting time.
Telangana SSC Time Table 2016 (Expected)
|Tentative Exam Dates
|21st March 2016
|First Language Paper 1
|22st March 2016
|First Language Paper 2
|24st March 2016
|Second Language
|26st March 2016
|English Paper 1
|28st March 2016
|English Paper 2
|29st March 2016
|Mathematics Paper 1
|30st March 2016
|Mathematics Paper 2
|31st March 2016
|General Science Paper 1
|1st April 2016
|General Science Paper 2
|2nd April 2016
|Social Studies Paper 1
|4th April 2016
|Social Studies Paper 2
|6th April 2016
|Oriental SSC main Language Paper 1
|7th April 2016
|Oriental SSC main Language Paper 2
|9th April 2016
|SSC Vocational Course (Theory)
Students of 10th class of Telangana board were eagerly waiting for releasing date sheet of exams, so they can start preparing accordingly. After release of time table students can schedule their time table to prepare for exams and can complete the syllabus well before in advance, so they get time for revision before starting of exams. Students who are attempting Telangana state board exams of SSC for the academic year 2015-2016, have already submitted application for exams on or before 16 November 2015. As we have updated all the students of 10th class with tentative exam time table of the year 2015-2016. Exam pattern of Telangana 10th board exam are 3 languages, 3 elective subjects and in total students have to attempt 11 papers, 2 papers for each subjects except 1 language paper.
Students looking for date sheet 2016 for Telangana board 10th class exams, were updated with tentative time table and Education board of Telangana is working on it and soon they will announced on their official website. Telangana board will conduct SSC exams in the month of March/April 2016. All the students can log on to official website www.bsetelangana.org for all official announcements. All the very best to all SSC students of Telangana state to pass with very good marks. Students should start their preparation without wasting time. We will update all our readers time to time about exam admit card and result.
Download TS Board SSC Result 2016:
- Visit official website of Directorate of Government Examination Telangana which is www.bsetelangana.org
- On left side of home page there will be a box of "student service" in that you can see a tab of time table.
- As soon as you will click on it you can able to see link of SSC Time Table of Telangana Board 2016 click on that link.
- As soon as you will click on that you can able to see Telangana SSC time table 2016 in PDF format.
- Save that file on our device and start preparing for exam according to exam date.
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I dropped my Acer one netbook 2 days ago, and when i dropped it i had the battery plugged in and also my little internet stick, but when i dropped it i took out the internet stick ...
now when i switch it on it keeps coming up with the same message which reads:
" Windows has encountered a problem communicating with a device connected to your computer.This error can be caused by unpluggong a removable storage device such as an external USB drive while the device is in use, or by a faulty hardware such as a hard drive or CD-rom that is failing. Make sure any removable storage is properly connected and then restart your computer"
I did what it asked and it keeps coming up with the same message! please help


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AbstractAs a result of three-component one-pot reaction of trans-2-benzoyl-3-(4-nitrophenyl)aziridine with 4-acetamidobenzaldehyde and ammonium acetate, N-(4-(6-(4-nitrophenyl)-4-phenyl-1,3-diazabicyclo[3.1.0]hex-3-ene-2-yl)phenyl)acetamide was obtained in good yield. The newly synthesized compound exhibit interesting photochromic behavior in the solid and solution state. The structure of the synthesized compound was confirmed by elemental analysis, 1H-NMR, 13C-NMR and UV-Visible spectral data. View Full-Text
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Kiyani, H.; Ardyanian, M. N-(4-(6-(4-nitrophenyl)-4-phenyl-1,3-diazabicyclo[3.1.0]hex-3-ene-2-yl)phenyl)acetamide. Molbank 2013, 2013, M791.
Kiyani H, Ardyanian M. N-(4-(6-(4-nitrophenyl)-4-phenyl-1,3-diazabicyclo[3.1.0]hex-3-ene-2-yl)phenyl)acetamide. Molbank. 2013; 2013(1):M791.Chicago/Turabian Style
Kiyani, Hamzeh; Ardyanian, Mahdi. 2013. "N-(4-(6-(4-nitrophenyl)-4-phenyl-1,3-diazabicyclo[3.1.0]hex-3-ene-2-yl)phenyl)acetamide." Molbank 2013, no. 1: M791.
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