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Tuesday was ordinary, maybe even a little less than ordinary because I was multitasking in ways that had me frazzled, not quite present, edgy even. Ballet followed by lunch with friends was a nice retreat from the craziness I had created that day–a lost to-do list, papers scattered on my desk, clothes thrown on the floor, an unmade bed. It wasn't a bad day. It just wasn't, well, great. I'm okay with that. They can't all be fireworks.
By late afternoon, I lost such direction that I stood in the middle of the room not once, but twice, and said out loud, "What was I just doing?" And somewhere around mid afternoon, when I noticed the long shadows in the driveway and the sun's arrival over the back woods where it begins its nightly retreat, I decided I wasn't letting the day go down without a fight.
I still had things to do, a house to tidy, mouths to feed, but suddenly at that moment the most important thing was finding a way to resuscitate life back into our day. Like it was hidden in a game of hide-and-seek and my challenge was to find it.
No brainer. It's at the beach. I didn't really have the energy to pack up pails and shovels and head out, and I knew Brett wasn't in the mood either. But maybe those are the times you need it most–when it's work. It started begrudgingly–our quick preparation to take the girls to a beach sunset–but by the time we drove the four miles and caught that pink horizon from our windshield right before we pulled in to the parking ramp, everything settled and my lost direction was suddenly clear.
We arrived just in time as if that heavy pink sun hung still right before it hit the water line, waiting for our arrival.
Onlookers clapped like they always do once it finally fell, and we stayed and relished its afterglow.
Nella walked the beach for the first time, her little body confidently trudging right toward the gulf. It knocked her down a few times, and she shuddered as the cold water lapped over her legs and diaper. I pulled her back into dry sand, away from the intimidating waters, but that didn't stop her. She trudged forward, like Joan of Arc, again and again and again. To conquer the water, to seek the thrill.
Yesterday, ABCNews.com did a story on Living with Down syndrome and Nella. Cara, the producer, did a beautiful job, and I felt so humbled and honored to have the opportunity to represent this amazing community of parents and share what I believe to be very important–that we all have a choice in how we embrace hardship, and that it can open the door to living a bigger, better life. It's a story we share with many. But, for some reason, I read the first comment after the post–nothing I haven't heard before, a bit of a *yawn* by now–but still, the presented concept pissed me off at that particluar moment. That, my God, a story of a family living life to its fullest and celebrating their child who is doing great is ridiculous because our kid is two and it's going to get so much worse. Here's the thing–this person is completely right in the fact that it's going to get worse–more hardship, far more difficult challenges than, say, occupational therapy. My opposition to the comment really has nothing to do with Down syndrome or negativity in a comment–we deal with both on a regular basis, and we tend to forget about them respectively.
The problem I have with it is the theory that happiness and perspective and grabbing life by the balls is somehow discredited if challenges are still ahead. I got fired up, something I don't often do anymore over a silly comment. Because if there's one thing I have a problem with, it's joy-suckers. Don't suck my joy. Don't suck someone else's joy. You think I don't know what's ahead? You think I don't have moments where I put myself there–ten years from now, thirty years from now, fifty years from now? You know what statistics say? I know damn well it's a hard, hard road and there will be tears. But I trudge forward. Like Joan of freaking Arc, and I embrace the challenges and choose to be happy. Knock me down, Waves. I'll get back up. I do cartwheels, okay? In my driveway. Sometimes in my nightgown. And I will never stop trying to live life this way.
There is reason for everyone to be unhappy. There is reason for everyone to be happy. What's your focus?
I've been thinking a lot about adventure seeking. How people choose to climb Mt. Everest knowing it's a brutal challenge. How my friend, Melina, slips in a kayak and paddles through life-threatening rapids because she wants to feel the thrill. How runners train for marathons when, certainly, a 26-mile run doesn't promise a pleasant experience. How surfers suffer concussions and yet get right back out there because there's something bigger on the other side. Adventure, victory, adrenaline, the self-awareness that comes from conquering something difficult.
You can look at this big picture or small picture; it works both ways. Heading to a beach sunset even when you don't feel like it. Pulling the craft bin out in search of glitter, knowing it will make a huge mess. Signing up for an African Drum class even though it's one more thing on your already busy schedule (I'm thinking about it). Choosing to embrace the heartache of raising a child with Down syndrome and being happy, exhuberant, determined in spite of it.
My point? You cannot wait for Life to come to you. You have to go get it–pursue it in a wild, passionate chase that includes the foreboding depths of challenge and heartache just as much as the ecstacy of triumph and success. You have to want it bad enough to seek it not only when things are rough and the pursuit of it brings the hope of change, but when things are comfortable and easy, and the quest for more living–more purposeful awareness–might even make you scared. It is in that fear–that breathtaking exhileration of "What If?"–that you rise to the occassion.
You step out of your comfort zone and experience the thrill of taking risks and the possibility of believing that, sure, things might be good, but if you stretched a little further, they might be great. I want to know great. And I will work hard to find it.
…and that's why we went to the beach.
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I'm chasing life this week. Planning Nella's little party this weekend is helping.
Tea Party in the Woods to come. We will announce and celebrate the closing of Nella's 2 for 2 Fund after this weekend.
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Based on his experience working on distributed data processing systems at Twitter, Nathan Marz recently designed a generic architecture addressing common requirements, which he called the Lambda Architecture. Marz is well-known in Big Data: He's the driving force behind Storm and at Twitter he led the streaming compute team, which provides and develops shared infrastructure to support critical real-time applications.
Marz and his team described the underlying motivation for building systems with the lambda architecture as:
- The need for a robust system that is fault-tolerant, both against hardware failures and human mistakes.
- To serve a wide range of workloads and use cases, in which low-latency reads and updates are required. Related to this point, the system should support ad-hoc queries.
- The system should be linearly scalable, and it should scale out rather than up, meaning that throwing more machines at the problem will do the job.
- The system should be extensible so that features can be added easily, and it should be easily debuggable and require minimal maintenance.
From a bird's eye view the lambda architecture has three major components that interact with new data coming in and responds to queries, which in this article are driven from the command line:
Figure 1: Overview of the lambda architecture.
Essentially, the Lambda Architecture comprises the following components, processes, and responsibilities:
- New Data: All data entering the system is dispatched to both the batch layer and the speed layer for processing.
- Batch layer: This layer has two functions: (i) managing the master dataset, an immutable, append-only set of raw data, and (ii) to pre-compute arbitrary query functions, called batch views. Hadoop's HDFS is typically used to store the master dataset and perform the computation of the batch views using MapReduce.
- Serving layer: This layer indexes the batch views so that they can be queried in ad hoc with low latency. To implement the serving layer, usually technologies such as Apache HBase or ElephantDB are utilized. The Apache Drill project provides the capability to execute full ANSI SQL 2003 queries against batch views.
- Speed layer:This layer compensates for the high latency of updates to the serving layer, due to the batch layer. Using fast and incremental algorithms, the speed layer deals with recent data only. Storm is often used to implement this layer.
- Queries: Last but not least, any incoming query can be answered by merging results from batch views and real-time views.
Scope and Architecture of the Project
In this article, I employ the lambda architecture to implement what I call UberSocialNet (USN). This open-source project enables users to store and query acquaintanceship data. That is, I want to be able to capture whether I happen to know someone from multiple social networks, such as Twitter or LinkedIn, or from real-life circumstances. The aim is to scale out to several billions of users while providing low-latency access to the stored information. To keep the system simple and comprehensible, I limit myself to bulk import of the data (no capabilities to live-stream data from social networks) and provide only a very simple a command-line user interface. The guts, however, use the lambda architecture.
It's easiest to think about USN in terms of two orthogonal phases:
- Build-time, which includes the data pre-processing, generating the master dataset as well as creating the batch views.
- Runtime, in which the data is actually used, primarily via issuing queries against the data space.
The USN app architecture is shown below in Figure 2:
Figure 2: High-level architecture diagram of the USN app.
The following subsytems and processes, in line with the lambda architecture, are at work in USN:
- Data pre-processing. Strictly speaking this can be considered part of the batch layer. It can also be seen as an independent process necessary to bring the data into a shape that is suitable for the master dataset generation.
- The batch layer. Here, a bash shell script is used to drive a number of HiveQL queries (see the GitHub repo, in the batch-layer folder) that are responsible to load the pre-processed input CSV data into HDFS.
- The serving layer. In this layer, we use a Python script that loads the data from HDFS via Hive and inserts it into a HBase table, and hence creating a batch view of the data. This layer also provides query capabilities, necessary in the runtime phase to serve the front-end.
- Command-line front end. The USN app front-end is a bash shell script interacting with the end-user and providing operations such as listings, lookups, and search.
This is all there is from an architectural point of view. You may have noticed that there is no speed layer in USN, as of now. This is due to the scope I initially introduced above. At the end of this article, I'll revisit this topic.
The USN App Technology Stack and Data
Recently, Dr. Dobb's discussed Pydoop: Writing Hadoop Programs in Python, which will serve as a gentle introduction into setting up and using Hadoop with Python. I'm going to use a mixture of Python and bash shell scripts to implement the USN. However, I won't rely on the low-level MapReduce API provided by Pydoop, but rather on higher-level libraries that interface with Hive and HBase, which are part of Hadoop. Note that the entire source code, including the test data and all queries as well as the front-end, is available in a GitHub repository, and it is necessary to follow along with this implementation.
Before I go into the technical details such as the concrete technology stack used, let's have a quick look at the data transformation happening between the batch and the serving layer.
Figure 3: Data transformation from batch to serving layer in the USN app.
As hinted in Figure 3, the master dataset (left) is a collection of atomic actions: either a user has added someone to their networks or the reverse has taken place, a person has been removed from a network. This form of the data is as raw as it gets in the context of our USN app and can serve as the basis for a variety of views that are able to answer different sorts of queries. For simplicity's sake, I only consider one possible view that is used in the USN app front-end: the "network-friends" view, per user, shown in the right part of Figure 3.
Raw Input Data
The raw input data is a Comma Separated Value (CSV) file with the following format:
timestamp,originator,action,network,target,context 2012-03-12T22:54:13-07:00,Michael,ADD,I,Ora Hatfield, bla 2012-11-23T01:53:42-08:00,Ted,REMOVE,I,Marvin Garrison, meh ...
The raw CSV file contains the following six columns:
timestampis an ISO 8601 formatted date-time stamp that states when the action was performed (range: January 2012 to May 2013).
originatoris the name of the person who added or removed a person to or from one of his or her networks.
actionmust be either
REMOVEand designates the action that has been carried out. That is, it indicates whether a person has been added or removed from the respective network.
networkis a single character indicating the respective network where the action has been performed. The possible values are:
I, in-real-life;
T, Twitter;
L, LinkedIn;
F, Facebook;
G, Google+
targetis the name of the person added to or removed from the network.
contextis a free-text comment, providing a hint why the person has been added/removed or where one has met the person in the first place.
There are no optional fields in the dataset. In other words: each row is completely filled. In order to generate some test data to be used in the USN app, I've created a raw input CSV file from generatedata.com in five runs, yielding some 500 rows of raw data.
Technology Stack
USN uses several software frameworks, libraries, and components, as I mentioned earlier. I've tested it with:
- Apache Hadoop 1.0.4
- Apache Hive 0.10.0
- Hiver for Hive access from Python
- Apache HBase 0.94.4
- HappyBase for HBase access from Python
I assume that you're familiar with the bash shell and have Python 2.7 or above installed. I've tested the USN app under Mac OS X 10.8 but there are no hard dependencies on any Mac OS X specific features, so it should run unchanged under any Linux environment.
Building the USN Data Space
The first step is to build the data space for the USN app, that is, the master dataset and the batch view, and then we will have a closer look behind the scenes of each of the commands.
First, some pre-processing of the raw data, generated earlier:
$ pwd /Users/mhausenblas2/Documents/repos/usn-app/data $ ./usn-preprocess.sh < usn-raw-data.csv > usn-base-data.csv
Next we want to build the batch layer. For this, I first need to make sure that the Hive Thrift service is running:
$ pwd /Users/mhausenblas2/Documents/repos/usn-app/batch-layer $ hive --service hiveserver Starting Hive Thrift Server ...
Now, I can run the script that execute the Hive queries and builds our USN app master dataset, like so:
$ pwd /Users/mhausenblas2/Documents/repos/usn-app/batch-layer $ ./batch-layer.sh INIT USN batch layer created. $ ./batch-layer.sh CHECK The USN batch layer seems OK.
This generates the batch layer, which is in HDFS. Next, I create the serving layer in HBase by building a view of the relationships to people. For this, both the Hive and HBase Thrift services need to be running. Below, you see how you start the HBase Thrift service:
$ echo $HBASE_HOME
$ cd /Users/mhausenblas2/bin/hbase-0.94.4
$ ./bin/start-hbase.sh
starting master, logging to /Users/...
$ ./bin/hbase thrift start -p 9191
13/05/31 09:39:09 INFO util.VersionInfo: HBase 0.94.4
As now both Hive and HBase Thrift services are up and running, I can run the following command (in the respective directory, wherever you've unzipped or cloned the GitHub repository):
$ echo $HBASE_HOME /Users/mhausenblas2/bin/hbase-0.94.4 $ cd /Users/mhausenblas2/bin/hbase-0.94.4 $ ./bin/start-hbase.sh starting master, logging to /Users/... $ ./bin/hbase thrift start -p 9191 13/05/31 09:39:09 INFO util.VersionInfo: HBase 0.94.4
Now, let's have a closer look at what is happening behind the scenes of each of the layers in the next sections.


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What's the difference between a motor, a generator, and a transformer?
The last few blogs, I've been talking about how our abstract representation of electronic components can have serious implications for real-life embedded systems. That's probably an endless topic, but I did want to wrap up with one last installment.
I was actually thinking about this topic while watching a movie this week. In the movie, the good guy was pretty much all good and the bad guy was wholly despicable. Real life isn't usually like that. Even the good guys have their flaws. I like to think the bad guys have some redeeming quality too, for the most part.
That real life mix is what gets us in trouble with components. I've talked about how wire isn't perfect and neither are resistors. They all have little stray bits of things we don't expect like resistance, inductance, or capacitance. Even a common battery has some resistance that prevents it from working as a perfect voltage source. In the case of an inductor, you not only get resistance from the wire, you also get voltage spikes that vary based on how fast you switch voltage across the inductor.
You've probably seen diodes put across the coil of a relay or solenoid to shunt that voltage spike, because that is such a common problem. However, most of these effects are typically pretty small and only become problems when you are dealing with special cases (like the long wire runs or high currents I've mentioned in the last few weeks).
Sometimes the domain of the circuit changes the unspoken assumptions about components, too. For example, in the real world, capacitors can be rather finicky. They are hard to make precise, hard to stabilize for temperature, and have other non-ideal characteristics. However, if you are designing circuitry for an integrated circuit die, the photographic process used allows you to make very precise ratios of capacitors very easily. On the other hand, very precise resistors are often hard to make, depending on the technology used. For that reason, many ICs use capacitors for precise applications where on a printed circuit board you'd be smarter to use resistors.
Electromechanical designs are getting more attention lately, probably due to the popularity of 3D printing and other kinds of industrial robots. That adds a whole other layer of confusion to our simplified models. For example, consider this: What's the difference between a motor, a generator, and a transformer? Theoretically, not very much. A generator takes a rotating shaft and converts the motion to electricity. A motor takes electricity and rotates a shaft. A transformer is just a generator that replaces the rotating shaft with electricity (literally electricity in and electricity out).
In real life, you might optimize the design of a motor differently than that of a generator. But no matter what you do, every generator is also a motor and every motor is also a generator. If you turn a motor shaft, it will generate electricity into your drive circuit. If you don't consider that, a good wind blowing your motor around can burn out your controller. It isn't sufficient to understand the difference between an ideal motor and one that has windings with resistance, inductance, and capacitance that you don't intend. You also have to consider the physical effects to have a successful design.
The truth is, software has the same problem, but software engineers are just more accustomed to thinking about it. For example, despite appearances to the contrary, your computer can't do an endless number of things at once. The fiction that it does requires us to think about deadlocks and other nuances of multiprogramming. Most software engineers are well trained to think about what's under those abstractions and don't even realize they are doing it.
I could keep going, but I think next time I will swing back to the software side of things. Just remember that simplifications we make to manage complexity in circuit design can come back to haunt you if you ignore what is really happening.


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Underneath the flesh of a saguaro is a beautiful, woody skeleton. Notice the green sprouts of grass and other plants. The desert is turning green due to recent rains. I suspect at some time in the next couple of months, the wild flowers will be in full bloom. I would love to be here for the event, but it is impossible to predict the exact time of bloom.


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The average US consumer is prepared to pay $162 more for a national clean energy standard (NCES) that would require 80 percent clean energy by 2035, according to researchers at Yale and the George Mason University. This equates to a 13 percent increase in the 2009 average annual household energy bill of $1,250. However, for such a bill to pass through Congress, the increase would have to be restricted to about $50, the researchers found.
In a survey of 1010 US citizens, respondents were asked, among other questions, whether they would support or oppose a national clean energy standard that would require 80 percent of the US's electricity to be generated from clean sources by 2035. At random, respondents received one of three "technological treatments" or definitions of clean energy that included renewable energy sources alone, renewable sources plus natural gas, and renewable sources plus nuclear power. (President Obama's 2011 "80 percent by 2035" NCES proposal allowed for natural gas as a clean energy source.)
Respondents were also presented with differing amounts by which the NCES would increase their energy bill—amounts dubbed "bids" by the research team. These bid amounts fell on incremental values between $5 and $155 inclusive, and were presented to respondents at random.
From the data, researchers derived what they call a mean willingness to pay (WTP)—the additional amount that would tip respondents over the line from eagerness to indifference as to whether NCES policy is passed. Researchers allowed for the possibility of negative WTPs (essentially granting that some respondents might be willing to pay more if it meant a NCES was not enacted). Mean WTP was calculated to be $162 accounting for all definitions of clean energy, increasing to $199 where clean energy was defined as renewable only. The mean WTP fell to $142 and $147 for definitions including natural gas and nuclear power respectively–the margin between the two being not statistically different, according to the researchers.
(Note that their statistical analysis indicated that the mean WTP was actually above the maximum value included in their survey. This suggests that, in designing their questions, they probably cut things off too low.)
The education, gender, household size, income and ethnicity of respondents was also surveyed, and a "probability of support" for a national clean energy standard was established based on respondents' socioeconomic data. Across all socioeconomic groups the researchers found that probability of support fell by one percentage point for every $10 increase in bid amount. When the definition of clean energy is broadened to include natural gas or nuclear power, probability of support falls by between seven and eight percent points–a result deemed "not surprising" by the researchers "given the negative publicity regarding shale gas, hydraulic fracturing and the Fukushima nuclear accident."
Delving into the socioeconomics, researchers found that Republicans, Independents, and respondents with no party allegiance were less likely by 25, 13 and 25 percentage points respectively to support a NCES than respondents that identified themselves as Democrats. White respondents were more likely than nonwhites to support a NCES by a margin of ten percentage points. Support for a national standard was lower among older respondents.
The research additionally modeled the likely voting patterns of members of Congress on an "80 percent by 2035" national standard, assuming members would vote in line with the views of the median voter in their state or congressional district, determined using the US Census American Community Survey.
A NCES that increased electricity bills by the $162 mean WTP would not pass the current 112th House and Senate, the researchers concluded, (though it would have likely made it through the bluer 111th). The researchers concluded that a NCES would pass the Senate if additional household cost increases were kept below $59 per year, while House passage would depend upon costs increases being limited to $48 per year. In other words, to pass both chambers household electricity bills would have to rise, on average, by less than 5 percent.
The research brings into focus the contrast between the views of what the researchers call the "average US citizen" represented in the survey, and those of the conceptual median voter who, theoretically at least, constrains the actions of Members of Congress. "The difference between public opinion and political support that we find is consistent with the observation that a majority of US citizens support clean energy and climate-change policies, whereas the necessary majorities in Congress do not," the researchers conclude. Or to put it another way, for a NCES to become law, the resulting increase in energy bills would likely have to be contained.
The research was presented by Joseph E. Aldy, Matthew J. Kotchen and Anthony A. Leiserowitz in Nature Climate Change on Sunday.
Nature Climate Change, 2012. DOI: 10.1038/NCLIMATE1527 (About DOIs).


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The SEC announced the largest-ever settlement in an insider trading case with CR Intrinsic's agreement to pay more than $600 million. In another case, a financier claimed to investors that he had an inside track on pre-IPO stock for, among other popular social media firms, Facebook, but instead took the money and used it for personal purposes. The agency also charged a group of "pump-and-dumpers" with market manipulation and went after a Massachusetts-based advisor who was stealing money from his clients. Last but not least was a $1.8 million settlement related to the Galleon insider trading case.
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Berkman, a former Oregon gubernatorial candidate who now lives in Florida, claimed he could get pre-IPO stock in Facebook, LinkedIn, Groupon and Zynga. But when he had investors' money, he made Ponzi-type payments to earlier investors, paid off bankruptcy claims and covered personal expenses.
John Kern of Charleston, S.C., was also charged. He served as legal counsel to some of Berkman's companies, and assured worried investors after the Facebook IPO that their money had indeed been used to buy pre-IPO Facebook stock being held for them by unnamed counterparties. According to the SEC, Berkman raised at least $13.2 million from 120 investors by selling membership interests in limited liability companies he controlled. The fraud happened in three separate offerings. In the first, he told investors their money would acquire pre-IPO shares of several social media companies. In the second, he got investors to believe their money would be used to buy pre-IPO shares of Facebook or acquire a company that held pre-IPO Facebook shares. In the third, he claimed investors' money would fund various new large-scale technology ventures.
Of course, none of those things happened, although he did use $600,000 to buy a small interest in an unrelated fund that had acquired pre-IPO Facebook stock. Then one of his companies used a forged letter about it to claim it owned almost half a million shares of Facebook. When the fund found out about the forgery, it terminated and liquidated Berkman's company's interest, so there was no longer even an indirect interest in Facebook shares.
In 2001, the Oregon Division of Finance and Securities issued a cease-and-desist order against Berkman and fined him $50,000 for offering and selling convertible promissory notes without a brokerage license to Oregon residents. Then, in June 2008, an Oregon jury found him liable in a private action for breach of fiduciary duty, conversion of investor funds and misrepresentation to investors arising from his involvement with a series of purported venture capital funds known as Synectic Ventures. That resulted in a $28 million judgment against him. In March of 2009, Synectic filed an involuntary Chapter 7 bankruptcy petition against him in Florida for his unpaid debts arising from the 2008 court judgment, and the parties to the bankruptcy proceeding reached a settlement with him.But Berkman didn't use his own money to satisfy the judgments; instead, he used investor money. More than $5.4 million went to the bankruptcy settlement; $4.8 million went to Ponzi-type payments to earlier investors in the pre-IPO debacle, with him claiming that it was money made on their investments; and about $1.6 million went to his personal expenses—travel and dining, as well as big cash withdrawals. Kern also got $300,000.
The investigation is continuing. Promoters, Lawyers, Broker-Dealer, Others Charged in Market Manipulation
A group of Canadian stock promoters, two San Diego attorneys, a Bahamas-based broker-dealer, and other participants were charged by the SEC in an international "pump-and-dump" scheme involving two public U.S. companies, Pacific Blue Energy Corp. and Tradeshow Marketing Co.
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The attorneys, Luis Carrillo and Wade Huettel, were accused of helping the promoters hide their ownership of the stocks; drafting false public filings; and providing misleading legal opinions. Their law firm, Carrillo Huettel, was rewarded with sales proceeds disguised as a loan.
The BD, Gibraltar Global Securities, provided false affidavits and misleading statements that allowed Benjamin Kirk to secretly sell shares of the companies he was promoting, the SEC said. Gibraltar's president, Warren Davis, was also charged; he was accused of signing misleading representations on behalf of Gibraltar.
The microcap companies were also involved in the scheme. Tradeshow President Luniel de Beer, who served as chairman of Pacific Blue, received more than $330,000 in kickbacks for his actions. In addition, the SEC has alleged that de Beer and Pacific Blue President Joel Franklin made misleading representations and facilitated the promoters' stock sales. Franklin agreed to settle the charges without admitting or denying the SEC's allegations.
Also charged were Warren Davis and Carrillo's father, Dr. Luis Carrillo, for distribution of unregistered shares.
Advisor's Assets Frozen in Fake Hedge Fund Scheme
Advisor Gregg Caplitz, of Insight Onsite Strategic Management in Wilmington, Mass., has been the target of an asset freeze by the SEC, which alleges he stole client funds by telling them they were investing in a hedge fund. The fund was nonexistent.
According to the agency, Caplitz and his firm brought in at least $1.1 million that, instead of being invested in a hedge fund, was transferred to the firm's chief investment officer and other members of her family, who spent it on personal expenses. The firm's SEC filings indicate that it has $100 million in assets under management; the purported hedge fund has no assets at all.
The asset freeze targets not just Caplitz and his firm, but others who received investor money; they have been named as relief defendants so that investor funds in their possession can be recovered.
Caplitz, according to the SEC, didn't just solicit funds; when clients declined to "invest," he simply took them. A 20-year client who decided the investment sounded too risky at her age refused to put her money into the nonexistent fund; Caplitz then managed to extricate thousands from her IRA without her knowledge or consent, and had the money transferred to an Insight Onsite Strategic Management bank account.
Once he got his hands on client money, Caplitz transferred control of it to Rosalind Herman, his friend who works at the firm. Client money was also transferred to her sons Brad and Brian Herman, daughter-in-law Charlene Herman, and a company called The Knew Finance Experts. The Hermans, who all live in Las Vegas, own that company. The Hermans used investor money to pay legal bills and other personal expenses at gas stations, drugstores and restaurants.
The SEC seeks a permanent injunction plus disgorgement, prejudgment interest, and a penalty against Caplitz and his firm. The four Hermans and The Knew Finance Experts are named as relief defendants; disgorgement plus prejudgment interest is also sought from them.
$1.8 Million Settlement Reached in Galleon-Related Case
A proposed $1.8 million settlement related to the Galleon Management insider trading case has been approved by Judge Jed Rakoff of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
In February 2012, hedge fund manager Douglas Whitman and Whitman Capital had been charged with illegally trading based on material nonpublic information obtained from Raj Rajaratnam's associate Roomy Khan, who was Whitman's friend and neighbor. Khan passed along to Whitman confidential information about Polycom's fourth-quarter 2005 earnings and Google's Q2 2007 earnings before the data was made public. Whitman Capital's hedge funds used the information to bring in more than $900,000.
In August, in a parallel criminal case, Whitman was convicted of two counts of conspiracy to commit securities fraud and two counts of securities fraud. In January he was sentenced to two years in prison, followed by one year of supervised release, and ordered to pay forfeiture of $935,306, and a $250,000 criminal fine.
The settlement approved by Rakoff orders Whitman and Whitman Capital to jointly and severally disgorge $935,306, and orders Whitman to pay a civil penalty in the amount of $935,306 (Whitman's civil disgorgement liability will be offset by his obligation to make criminal forfeiture of the same amount). The civil penalty is in addition to the criminal fine that has been assessed. Whitman has also been barred from the securities industry.


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- Please return to the creche before you session time is exhausted. This is to ensure staff and children ratios are adhered to at all time.
- $5.00 is payable per 5 minute intervals late (per child)
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- Strict NO NUT AND WHOLE EGG poilicy applies (Eg. Peanut butter, nutella, quiche, frittata etc)
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- Children are unable to attend the creche if they are unwell or present signs of communicable diseases. These include (not limited to): temperature above 38.5C, diarrhoea, vomiting, thick mucous or discharge, conjunctivitis, rash, skin lesions, swollen gland, fever, head lice, sereve coughing or yellow skin or eyes.
- EpiPens are the only form of medication that staff can administer in the creche.
- Children can attend after a period of 24 hours after an immunisation (this is to ensure no adverse reactions)
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- Cancellations are essential and are required to be made online via the Eventbrite website during crèche hours, 1 day prior to your booking in order to receive a full refund.
- Bookings for Monday will need to be cancelled on Saturday, (online as above) as crèche is closed on Sunday.
- Cancellations can be made directly via the Eventbrite website www.eventbrite.com.au. Cancelltions can not be made via the app.
- This ensures that the Oasis Crèche is sufficiently staffed and to keep the booking system fair as there are no waitlist options.
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- No refunds will be given for cancellations made the morning of or same day that your child is booked to attend crèche.
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- The Oasis cannot offer one on one care.
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Kiekeberg open-air museum in Rosengarten, south of Hamburg, is a family-friendly museum and not only because admission is free for under-18s. Suitable for children aged five and above.
There's no chance of children getting bored at Kiekeberg open-air museum, which puts the fun into learning. 'Please do not touch' does not apply here and kids can get hands-on and play freely outdoors in direct contact with Mother Nature. Who can remember what life was like without heating? Where did the water come from before we had taps in the kitchen and bathroom? How did people keep food fresh without a fridge? And what did children used to play with when there were no toys? And who did they play with when the nearest children lived miles away? All these questions and more are answered at the museum, whose twelve interactive stations are hidden within the historical buildings and around the grounds. Each station gives a taste of what life was like in the region some 150 years ago. Families can explore the museum under their own steam or take advantage of one of the many organised activities. For an insight into traditional rural trades, you can watch the baker, the beekeeper and the blacksmith going about their work.
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A million here, a million there and pretty soon an investment can wind up adding up to real losses. What seems like a great idea one day can all too soon turn into an obvious mistake.
As a companion to our 8 of History's Best Investments slideshow, we narrowed our hindsight to the recent past, dipping into mostly Web investment history and a few others. The dot-com bubble provided a litany of choices (think pets.com and its famous sock puppet), but it wasn't the only source of bad investments. Even a great investor like Warren Buffet had the misfortune to make our list.
Check out AdvisorOne's list of 8 Really Bad Investments.
8. Investment: Boo.com
Investor: Omnia fund
Loss: $30.8 million ($42 million today) in 1999
The dot-com bubble led to a lot of big investment losses. One of them was Boo.com, a British website that sold branded fashion apparel online. The company burned through $188 million in investment money in a year and a half. Almost one-sixth of that money belonged to the wealthy Hariri family, which boasted among its members a former prime minister of Lebanon, Rafik Hariri. It might have been a fashionable jump into a dot-com investment, but a poor user interface, a high rate of returns by customers and lower-than-expected sales led to the company's quick demise. Fashionmall.com took over the remains of the company.
7. Investment Flooz.com
Investors: Various venture capitalists
Loss: $35 million ($43.6 million today) in 2001
Why would anyone invest in creating an online currency? We aren't quite sure, but venture capitalists did when they backed flooz.com to the tune of $35 million in 1999. Whoopi Goldberg was enlisted as a spokeswoman. But, alas, despite retailers like Barnes & Noble and Starbucks agreeing to accept the currency, the idea flopped miserably. A Russian credit-card fraud scheme was the final nail in the company's coffin. A competitor, Beenz.com, also failed, closing shop before declaring bankruptcy. Thankfully, Bitcoin is offering the same kind of product for those investors who won't give up on the idea of creating an Internet currency.
6. Investment: Boston Globe
Investor: The New York Times
Loss: Estimated in the hundreds of millions
When The New York Times Co. purchased the Boston Globe in 1993 for $1.1 billion ($1.72 billion today), the price was astounding. Still, despite the record price for the Beantown newspapers and some other media properties, it seemed like The Times could still turn a profit on the deal. Then the Internet changed the newspaper business, and what was once the most valuable newspaper in the world became an albatross around the Gray Lady's neck. An attempt to sell the Globe in 2009 reportedly netted an offer of $59 million plus the assumption of pension obligations. Other newspapers that were part of the Globe chain were sold for $143 million in late 2011. This year, The Times hopes to fetch $150 million for thr Globe and Worcester Telegram.
5. Investment: Pets.com
Investor: Amazon.com (30% stake), others
Loss: $50 million ($68.4 million today) in 2000
A splashy ad campaign (including the Super Bowl), a famous mascot (who doesn't like sock puppets?) and a possible customer base of millions and millions of pet owners just weren't enough. Even $50 million in investment capital couldn't keep the company afloat. Much of the problem can be traced to a business plan that included selling items below cost. Increased sales in 2000 only led to bigger losses and the shuttering of the company.
4. Investment: Webvan
Investors: Benchmark Capital, Sequoia, Goldman Sachs and others
Loss: $800 million ($1.03 billion today) in 2001
It seemed like a good idea at the time. Louis Borders (of bookstore fame) decided grocery delivery would be a profitable business. The idea was to sign up with supermarkets in various markets to deliver orders within 30 minutes and then count the profits. A 1999 initial public offering, with the stock price reaching $26 per share, raised $800 million from investors. Massive startup costs and a lack of business conspired to quickly doom Webvan. In 2000 alone, expenses outweighed revenue by about $525 million. The stock price plummeted to a few pennies. Bankruptcy and closure followed the next year.
3. Investment: ConocoPhillips
Investor: Warren Buffett
Loss: More than $1 billion by 2012
Warren Buffet has had more than a few big paydays as an investor. But the Oracle of Omaha has laid a few eggs, too. One recent example was his buying up of shares in the oil company. Unfortunately for him, much of the investment came at to the top of the oil market. When the market went south, Buffet lost big, to the tune of $1 billion.
2. Investment: Go.com
Investor: Disney
Loss: $2.75 billion ($3.6 billion today) from 1999-2001
This was no Mickey Mouse operation. Well, maybe it was. Toward the end of the last century, the iconic animation and family entertainment company went full bore into the digital age with its launch of an Internet portal site. The site never gained a foothold against competitors like Yahoo and died two years after its start, though still exists as a shell of its former self. Go.com posted losses of $1 billion in 1999 and $900,000 in 2000, leading to a writedown of $750 million in 2001.
1. Investment: AOL Time Warner
Investor: Ted Turner
Loss: $7 billion ($8.9 billion today) in 2002
The "Mouth of the South" invented a new kind of TV news network with CNN and Headline News. Those accomplishments were built upon the success of his cable superstation, TBS. Maybe it was a case of trying too hard to invent the future of media. When Ted Turner's Time Warner and Steve Case's AOL merged in 1999, in an all stock deal valued at $350 billion, things didn't go according to plan. The merged company lost $99 billion—the largest loss in corporate history at the time—which led to Turner's ouster as chairman and a personal loss of $7 billion as the stock price plummeted. Left with just $2 billion, Turner has turned his attention to various causes, while lamenting cutbacks he has been forced to make to his lifestyle.
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In the 16th century, Count Wolfgang II inherited Weikersheim after a division of estates and made it his main home. He had the moated castle converted into a magnificent Renaissance palace, whose splendid rooms have been preserved with their furnishings. Aside from the large chandelier and the Lambris painting added in the 18th century, the banqueting hall remains in its original state. Princess Elisabeth Friederike Sophie's audience room was known as the 'beautiful room' because of its exquisite furnishings. The baroque interior and palace garden date from 1710. The garden in particular with its axial arrangement and many statues exemplifies the baroque style. A permanent exhibition on the theme of alchemy is on display in the former palace kitchen, enabling visitors to discover more about Count Wolfgang II von Hohenlohe and his alchemy laboratory. The double-winged, arcaded orangery from 1723 has a total length of just under 100 metres and marks the point where the palace garden takes over from the untamed surrounding nature. An elaborate series of sculpted figures adorns the garden at Weikersheim Palace. This 'garden kingdom' includes the four seasons, the four elements and the four winds, the gods of the planets around the Hercules fountain, a number of other classical gods and a 'court' of dwarfs. Nearby attractions: Wertheim Castle from 1192 is one of the oldest castle ruins in Baden-Württemberg. It offers breathtaking views of the town and the countryside. Messelhausen House, whose history goes back to the 13th century, once served as the royal stables for the Von Hohenlohe Counts. In 1932, it was acquired by the Augustinian order.
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This week in new hires, Ashley Cooke became director of business development at Maglan Capital, John Ostrand became trust officer for U.S. Bank's Private Client Reserve in Minneapolis, and the Palm Beach Private Client Reserve office named Robert Stevenson managing director for Florida.
Also, the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. welcomed Anthony Williams, Bill Barnes went to Agecroft Partners, and Dustin Zachmeyer joined Griffin Capital Corp.
Maglan Capital Announces New Director of Business Development
Maglan Capital announced the addition of Ashley Cooke as the director of business development.
Prior to joining, Cooke was a vice president in the New York office of Cliffwater and was a member of the client services team. Her previous experience also includes business development and investor relations roles at Gracie Capital Partners and Stanfield Capital Partners.
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U.S. Bank announced that John Ostrand (right) has been appointed trust officer for The Private Client Reserve of U.S. Bank. In his new position, he will administer trusts of high-net-worth clients, including coordinating financial, tax, investment and legal services for clients and trusts.
Before joining U.S. Bank, Ostrand worked as a senior trust officer, portfolio manager and wealth advisor with U.S. Trust's Minneapolis office. He also spent a number of years as a branch manager with Charles Schwab & Co. in St. Paul, where he also managed offices in Rochester and Sioux Falls.
U.S. Bank's Private Client Reserve in Palm Beach Names Stevenson
U.S. Bank announced that Robert Stevenson (left) has been appointed managing director for Florida and senior portfolio manager for The Private Client Reserve of U.S. Bank in Palm Beach. In his new position, he will provide clients with integrated and customized investment services.
Stevenson brings 19 years of investment experience to his new post. He was previously a senior portfolio manager for The Northern Trust Co., where he worked for 14 years with HNW individuals, families and foundations, including assisting team members with new business. Additionally, he worked at SunTrust Bank of South Florida in the personal and corporate trust departments. Penn Mutual Life Appoints Anthony Williams
The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. announced the recent appointment of Anthony Williams as financial advisor of Empire Wealth Strategies, the company's New York City career agency.
With more than eight years of experience in the financial services industry, Williams regularly conducts seminars, workshops and meetings with individuals and small-business owners to educate and prepare them to make financial decisions that best fit their needs.
Agecroft Partners Hires Public Pension Fund Marketing Head
Agecroft Partners has hired Bill Barnes as a managing director, head of public pension fund marketing. His responsibilities will include assisting with due diligence on potential managers the firm may represent, and managing the firm's U.S. public pension fund strategy.
Barnes brings more than 20 years of institutional experience marketing to pension funds in the U.S., including senior marketing roles at Schroders, AXA Rosenberg and Neuberger Berman.
Dustin Zachmeyer Joins Griffin Capital
Griffin Capital Corp. announced Monday that Dustin Zachmeyer had joined the firm as vice president, due diligence. Based in the El Segundo headquarters, he will also spearhead the company's research efforts.
Prior to joining, Zachmeyer's experience was primarily focused on the broker-dealer side of the investment business in his previous position as director of product sales and services at Berthel Fisher & Co.
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Since 1997 the department headed up by Professor Norbert Pallua has been at the forefront of plastic and aesthetic surgery. Because of the hospital's affiliation with the Rhenish-Westphalian Technical University in Aachen, the Department for Plastic Surgery is able to offer optimum treatment methods reflecting the latest technical and scientific developments. Throughout the treatment, patients benefit from all the services and security provided by a major hospital where there are people on duty around the clock.
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