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August 3, 2015
"Normality is back"
The week in review...
US growth: Solid, if unspectacular The first estimate of GDP growth for Q2 came in at a 2.3% annualized rate, roughly in line with expectations, while final Q1 figures for Q1 showed 0.6% expansion instead of the previous estimate of -0.2%. The upward revision for Q1 was due to unexpectedly strong business investment; in addition, total personal consumption and the Fed's favored inflation indicator, core personal consumer expenditure prices, were stronger than expected.
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Mexico: Slowing the peso Approaching 16.5 to the US dollar, the peso reached an all-time low — triggering the central bank's currency intervention program, which buys $200 mn of pesos when the exchange rate falls more than 1.5% away from the previous day's official fixing rate. Explanations for the 10% year-to-date fall include disappointing oil output and stubbornly low global oil prices; flight from EM currencies in advance of a possible US rate hike later this year; currency traders' use of the relatively liquid peso as a proxy to short-sell other, more difficult-to-trade Latin American currencies; and the prospect of slowing demand from China.
Spain: When bailouts go right Tourists added €6.5 bn ($7.1 bn) to Spain's economy in June, up 4.3% from the previous year; for the first half of 2015, the figure was €28.3 bn, up 7.4% year-on-year. The quarter ended June 30 2015 was the eighth in a row with positive growth. However, unemployment remains at a stubbornly high 22.5% as of June 30 and the political environment remains tumultuous.
Greece: Vote early and often Prime Minister Tsipras won his second impromptu election, setting himself up for a third in two months. This most recent second vote succeeded in convincing the 200-strong central committee of his fractious Syriza coalition to hold an extraordinary party congress in September — without resorting to a potentially divisive roll-call vote. The September congress replaces a proposed snap party referendum on the bailout, but doesn't neutralize the Left Platform, the party's anti-austerity faction.
Malaysia: Side FX Foreign reserves are set to fall below the psychologically-important $100 bn level, last seen during the depths of the 2008 global credit crunch — and the 1997-8 Asian financial crisis. A cabinet reshuffle driven by charges of corruption involving a government agency, combined with declining oil revenue have hobbled the central bank's ability to keep the country's currency, the ringgit, above the 3.8-to-the-US dollar floor, first established during the depths of the 1998 Asian financial meltdown.
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Signs of the times:
Japan's Minimum Wage Is Only Enough for a Bowl of Ramen — Bloomberg
RMB daily trading band may widen to 3%: economists — The New York Times
IMF cannot join Greek rescue, board told — Financial Times
Rising Rents Outpace Wages in Wide Swaths of the U.S. — Bloomberg
Sources: Bloomberg, Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, New York Times, Xinhua, China Daily, Market News International
...And the week ahead:
GLOBAL ECONOMIC CALENDAR: August 2 – August 8, 2015
Other Americas
Europe, UK, Africa, Mideast
Japan, Asia Ex Japan & Pac Rim
Aug 2
Aug 3
Personal spending, vehicle sales, construction spending
Japan: monetary base
Aug 4
Factory orders
Brazil: industrial production
Aug 5
Employment survey, trade balance
Eurozone: services/composite PMIs
UK: services PMI
Aug 6
Jobless claims, job cuts
UK: industrial production, rate decision, inflation
Australia: jobless rate
Aug 7
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Bideford Blues dominated the Devon 10,000m Championship
Posted: September 19, 2013|
ATHLETES from Bideford AAC took the top three places in the Devon 10,000m Championship.
Shaun Antell retained his title at Exeter Arena, winning in 31mins 21secs. Mark Jenkin was second on his track debut in 31-48 and Ronnie Richmond third in 33-17, improving his personal best by a minute.
All three will be in the Blues team for the South of England Six Stage Road Relay Championships on Sunday.
North Devon athletes dominated the 10,000m race with Ian Gooding, from Torrington, fifth in 33-57.
Jay and Maddie Horton were the winners of the first Kipling Coastal Run.
The new eight-mile multi-terrain race, hosted by the Rotary Club of Bideford, attracted nearly 50 runners. Jay completed the course in 50mins 36secs and Maddie was first woman and third overall in 53-45.
James Pugsley, of Bideford AAC, was second in 50-54 and Molly Pennington won the three-mile junior race.
Torrington AAC were third in the team competition at the Newton Abbot Ladies 10k.
Hannah Blair finished fourth overall in 41mins 41secs with Marilyn Blair taking ninth and second Vet50 in 43-58.
Steph Olliffe was the leading Vet45 athlete, claiming 13th in 45-38, and Lorraine Kenneally, running with her daughter Chloe, finished in 55-29.
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Watch the Walkmen Perform Live in Seattle
Posted: April 3, 2013
The Walkmen were recently featured on the fifth Little Big Show, an event sponsored by KEXP, Starbucks and STG to benefit Seattle's arts organizations.
The band shared the bill with Father John Misty, and all of the proceeds from ticket sales were donated to a local non-profit.
Watch the footage of the Walkmen playing the title track off their 2012 album Heaven after the jump and check out their official website for more information. (more…)
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The Walkmen at Outside Lands
Posted: August 11, 2012
Washington D.C. indie rockers The Walkmen walked out on the Sutro stage at San Francisco's Outside Lands music festival about 20 minutes late, but it did not deter them from turning in a solid set.
Having just released Heaven earlier this year, The Walkmen dropped a few notable tracks from that album, with frontman Hamilton Leithhouser's soaring voice punctuating "We Can't Be Beat," "The Love You Love" and "Heartbreaker."
They also touched on earlier favorites, such as "Angela Surf City" from 2010's Lisbon and their screaming closer, "All Hands and the Cook" off their 2006 debut, A Hundred Miles Off.
The Walkmen also performed last weekend during Lollapalooza, and their vintage sound is obviously on point during their current tour in support of Heaven.
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The Walkmen Perform on the Interface
Posted: October 19, 2010
New York City's indie rock band the Walkmen visited the Interface on Spinner recently to perform some new tunes from their sixth studio album, Lisbon.
As you'll see in this video of their "Angela Surf City" performance below, guitarist Paul Maroon is a fan of a '57 Gretsch Streamliner.
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Ringling Bros.™ Circus Set (Conv. GP9)
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The Circus Comes to American Flyer!
The Greatest Shown on Earth™
Steeped in tradition, the circus brings with it fabulous memories of smiles and excitement for kids of all ages. Lionel & American Flyer have obtained special licensing from Ringling Bros. to offer this beautiful rendition of the all-American circus train.
RINGLING BROS. AND BARNUM & BAILEY and THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH are trademarks of and are used under license from Ringling Bros.-Barnum & Bailey Combined Shows, Inc.
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RailLine: Ringling Bros.
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Gary DeLaune
With a career spanning five decades, iconic San Antonio broadcaster and journalist Gary DeLaune blogs about the impressive list of firsts as well as numerous news and sports memories.
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House Speaker John Boehner has written a letter to President Obama detailing his concerns with the Libyan mission, and he's getting plaudits for it from some unusual corners.
Boehner says that he respects the authority of the President as commander in chief. However, he writes, "I and many other members of the House of Representatives are troubled that US military resources were committed to war without clearly defining for the American people, the Congress and our troops what the mission in Libya is and what America's role is in achieving that mission." And he lays out a series of questions (my comments in italics).
1) Obama has stated that Gadhafi must go, and yet the military mission does not explicitly call for regime change. So Boehner asks, "Is it an acceptable outcome for Qadhafi to remain in power after the military effort concludes in Libya? If not, how will he be removed from power?"
2) Which partners will be taking the lead and what is the chain of command? I believe this is still being worked out at NATO, where members are balking at a NATO lead for the mission.
3) "Does enforcement of a no-fly zone require US forces to non-air or command and control operations for land-based battlefield activities?" Clearly yes. There is no Libyan air force left. And allied planes are bombing tanks and other ground assets to push Gadhafi's troops back from cities like Misurata, with some success during the day, though by night the troops resumed attacks.
4) Coalition partners have raised questions on the mission. If they disengage, will we?
5) "Do you have an engagement strategy for the opposition forces? Well, we know there's 1,000 of them!
[cont'd.]6) How long until the US hands off control for the mission? How long would US planes be used after that? What is the timeline? The handoff was supposed to have happened already, before resistance at NATO. But even Obama himself said the overall air campaign could take some time, contradicting his earlier "days, not weeks" quote. In fact, he said yesterday, "As long as Qadhafi remains in power — unless he changes his approach provides the Libyan people the opportunity to express themselves freely and there are significant reforms by the Libyan government, and he steps down — there's still going to be a potential threat to the Libyan people." So the time frame is tied to regime change.
7) Is there an estimate of the total cost to the Department of Defense for this action? Will there be a supplemental request needed?
8) "What is your benchmark for success in Libya?" See above.
These are a good set of questions, honestly, and they deserve to be answered. That's the assessment of not only me, but Dem Senator Sherrod Brown:
House Speaker John Boehner's strongly worded letter to President Obama on the U.S. mission in Libya asked the "right questions," Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) said Thursday.
Some members of both parties have criticized Obama for intervening in Libya, to enforce a United Nations-approved no-fly zone, without first seeking congressional approval. Others have said he has the authority to do so.
In a Monday letter to Boehner and the president pro tempore of the Senate, Daniel Inouye (D-Hawaii), Obama pushed back on that criticism, saying he was within his authority to authorize U.S. military involvement in a mission that is "limited" in scope.
While House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi's statement on this, seemingly timed to coincide with Boehner's, generally had supportive words, she added, "Decisions made in the days ahead are strengthened by our NATO partners' participation. U.S. participation is strengthened by the president's continued consultation with Congress."
Republicans in the House have drafted legislation to defund operations in Libya. Like Carl Levin, I don't think such actions would meet with success in the House. But Congress deserves to have an authorization vote on this matter, which as Dick Durbin said could come as early as next week.
There's a partisan dig at the end of the Boehner letter about House leaders not being consulted. I was under the impression that there was a consultation before the airstrikes began, though we'll find that out soon enough. The point is that, despite the briefing, these questions weren't answered to Boehner's satisfaction. And they should be.


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OC Sports Baseball Players of the Week: April 22-28April 30, 2013
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Keil Conway (Triton College, Ill.), Jon Woodcock (Crowder College, Mo.), Dairo Gonzalez (Kirkwood CC, Iowa), Christian Talley (Pearl River CC, Miss.) and Chris Pikoulas (Joliet JC, Ill.) have been named OC Sports NJCAA baseball players of the week for games April 22-28.
Keil Conway – Triton College, Ill.
Left Field – Pembroke Pines, Fla. – Flanagan High School
Guided by Conway's spectacular hitting performance last week, the Trojans went 6-2 in their eight games. The freshman hit for a .700 average (14-for-20), registering 15 RBIs and 10 runs scored. Conway's 1.450 slugging percentage for the week was bolstered by three doubles and four homeruns. The Trojan offense has been led this season by Conway's .423 batting average, 10 doubles and 39 RBIs.
Keeping the DI Pitcher of the Week award in Neosho, Mo., Woodcock delivered two solid starts for the Roughriders last week. In a 7-0 win at North Central Missouri, Woodcock struck out 13 batters in six innings while allowing no runs on one hit. The freshman came back with five more scoreless innings against Three Rivers CC (Mo.), striking out five and giving up three hits in a 6-0 victory. In a team-high 75.2 innings pitched for the No. 6 Roughriders this season, Woodcock has a 2.14 ERA and ranks second in the country with 108 strikeouts
After losing their previous six games, Gonzalez pulled the Eagles out of their slump last week with some exceptional offensive production. Batting for a .517 average (15-for-29), Gonzalez hit two doubles and six homeruns for a 1.207 slugging percentage on the week. The sophomore drove in 19 runs while scoring 14 of his own. Leading the Eagles in nearly every offensive category, Gonzalez has a .396 batting average and 30 RBIs in 2013.
Talley led Pearl River to their ninth consecutive victory last week with his effort on the mound at No. 19 Jones County JC (Miss.). The sophomore recorded nine strikeouts in seven dominant innings for the Wildcats. Talley held Jones County to no runs on four hits en route to a 5-0 win. This season, Talley has a 3.53 ERA in 63.2 innings pitched and leads the No. 9 Wildcats with 62 strikeouts.
The Wolves went 5-3 in eight games last week with Pikoulas leading the way offensively. Pikoulas batted .500 (11-for-22) with 12 RBIs and eight runs scored on the week. The sophomore hit four doubles and four homeruns on the week, compiling a 1.227 slugging percentage. With a team-high .693 slugging percentage on the year, Pikoulas leads the No. 8 Wolves with 11 doubles and five homeruns.
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Irvine, Calif. – Third-ranked UCLA scored early and often, and the Bruins' defense held Cal State Northridge in check in posting a 13-4 victory during first day action on Saturday morning at the UC Irvine Invitational.
The Bruins jumped to a 2-0 first period lead and added another four goals in the second frame to take a 6-0 half time lead. UCLA then exploded for six more goals in the third period. The Matadors, ranked 17th in the country, scored their first three goals of the game in the third period on scores by Melissa Doll, Celena Photopulos and Lindsy Nelson.
UCLA raised its season record to 9-1. Cal State Northridge fell to 3-9.
The Matadors return to action at 5:45 p.m. to face the loser of the Hawai'I vs Michigan game at the UCI Aquatics Complex.
#17 Cal State Northridge (3-9) 0-0-3-1 = 4
CSUN Scorers: Melissa Doll 1, Molly Henehan 1, Lindsy Nelson 1, Celena Photopulos 1
UCLA Scorers: KK Clark 3, Emily Donohoe 3, Becca Dorst 2, Sarah Orozco 2, Hannah Sebenaler 2, Natasha Schulman 1
Goalie Saves: Dana Harvey (CSUN) 9: Caitlin Dement (UCLA) 4, Sarah Wilkey (UCLA) 6


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Liz Smith: Mind Your Manners With A Queen
And more from our Liz: Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz share passion over pasta … Amy Winehouse — did a sudden detox kill her?
"THE GOLDEN rule when joining the Royal Family is – if in doubt, do nothing!" says one Sarah Gristwood.
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WELL, YOU and I are not likely to need the advice I am about to impart, but reading the London Daily Telegraph, I came upon an article by Christopher Middleton that tells us how to be "formal, not fawning." This, says the in-law, is the key to getting along with the Royal Family.
Not getting along with them is called "Ma'amgate." The writer questions how the new bride Kate, Duchess of Cambridge will handle the question of spending next Christmas either at Sandringham or slumming at the little village where the Middletons own a country place. He writes: "Just as the parents of Sparta used to give up their sons to the military from an early age, so Carole and Michael Middleton have handed over their little girl to royalty."
And the long-reigning Queen's own mother was merely Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, never dreaming that marrying the then Duke of York would land her on the throne next to the future King George VI. The writer notes that outsiders who marry the royals always end up in what he terms "the Windsor soup" and are never given any instructions about procedure. He lists Diana Spencer and Sarah Ferguson as two who experienced this fate. So, there should be a department to take new members of the Firm through bowing, curtseying and who has precedence over whom.
Top of the gaffe list is calling the Queen "marm" (rhymes with smarm) rather than the correct "Ma'am (rhymes with ham.) "When Lord Carnegie wed Princess Maud (grandchild of Edward VII) back in 1923, he made the mistake of addressing Queen Mary as "Aunt May." She did not speak to him for the next 20 years.")
Christopher writes that actually one can be quite playful with the Queen and if you just say "Ma'am," you can get away with joking around. "It's the same with bowing. "Give a Coburg bow, from the neck downwards, not from the waist." And the royals detest real abasement, although you can't get too chummy with them, either.
He says: "I have been told that when the Queen wants to signal that she's had enough speaking to you, she will adjust her handbag from one arm to the other." An equerry will have a word in your ear and lure you away.
The editor of Majesty magazine says: "Follow what other people do and you should be all right."
It seems most onlookers think the Middletons have done just right "through their general passivity and simply through not doing anything too showy that might upstage the monarch or the monarchy. "
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THE OTHER day, while taping wowOwow's radio show on Sirius XM with the Today Show's wonderful Jean Chatzky, the two of us had a chance to talk with veteran finance wizard Jane Bryant Quinn.
After writing for Newsweek for 30 years and giving personal financial advice to hundreds of newspapers, Ms. Quinn had gotten herself into a new business on the Internet. (Covering small town newspaper audiences with local news that they can only get online.)
During this radio chat, Jean asked Jane to comment on giving advice about prenups. It turns out these two finance experts are in agreement. Both think that any couple contemplating a late marriage, or a second or third marriage, would be wisely advised to set "romance" aside and make a pre-nuptial agreement.
Jean and Jane, now in second marriages themselves, say it may be kind of hard to set up this sort of agreement, but both feel it is literally the most important thing any woman can do – for herself and for the sake of her future security.
Break the ice, bring it up early on, and get it over and done with. If there are grown children or young adults of one spouse to be considered, it is even more important to avoid a potential future problem.
And in the matter of a possible same-sex marriage, both our experts said that a prenup, with true legal advice, may be even more important because same-sex marriage is not yet the law of the whole land. Anyway – play it safe. Have a legal prenup before you say "I do!"
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HOLLYWOOD'S NEWEST, sexiest newlyweds, Rachel Weisz and Daniel Craig were in Manhattan, the other night, for a screening of Rachel's new movie, "Whistleblower." While in town, 007 and his number one "Bond girl" were feted at NYC's Primola restaurant by Bond film producer Barbara Broccoli. (She is the daughter of the late Albert "Cubby" Broccoli, the man who first brought James Bond to the screen in 1962.)
Rachel and Daniel looked all summery and, hot — for want of a better word. She wore a short, sexy black sleeveless number. He was in a dark gray shirt that did not hide the famous physique. He matched it with black trousers.
The pasta and red wine flowed, a good time was had, but Rachel and Daniel are still in their honeymoon mode — they picked at their food, preferring to gaze significantly at each other over the calamari.
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ENDTHOUGHT: For the all the sensational "rumors" from "insiders" that Amy Winehouse died in the midst of an "Ecstasy and drinking binge," how interesting that her autopsy is termed "inconclusive." There's nothing inconclusive about a drug and alcohol binge. We won't know the toxicology result for several weeks, but her family believes the unhappy singer might have died during withdrawal from substances — that she went cold turkey too fast and hard.
For their sake I hope that's so. If for no other reason than to show up all these online know-it-all gossips, who often don't know anything at all.
The other night, the Biography Channel showed its Janis Joplin program, followed by a new one on Miss Winehouse, who has now joined the "cursed 27's." Quite sad.


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Janet Ellingson
LiveOffice/Advisor Square
Ste.300, 2780 Skypark Drive
Torrance, CA 90505
The Enforcement Section of the Missouri Securities Division ("Division") alleges that Janet Ellingson ("Respondent") withheld records, documents, electronic or physical evidence with the intent to impede, obstruct, avoid, evade, or influence an official investigation or administration of any other proceeding in violation of Section 409.108, RSMo. (Cum. Supp. 2006).
Respondent and the Division desire to settle the allegations and the matters raised by the Securities Division relating to Respondent's alleged activities.
Respondent and the Division stipulate and agree that the Commissioner has jurisdiction over Respondent and these matters pursuant to the Missouri Securities Act, Chapter 409, et seq.
Respondent and the Division stipulate and agree that the Commissioner has authority to enter this Consent Order pursuant to Section 409.6-604(h), RSMo. (Cum. Supp. 2006), which provides:
The commissioner is authorized to issue administrative consent orders in the settlement of any proceeding in the public interest under this act.
Respondent waives her right to a hearing with respect to this matter.
Respondent waives any right that she may have to seek judicial review or otherwise challenge or contest the terms and conditions of this Order. Respondent specifically forever releases and holds harmless the Missouri Office of Secretary of State, Secretary of State, Commissioner of Securities and their respective representatives and agents from any and all liability and claims arising out of, pertaining to, or relating to this matter.
Respondent stipulates and agrees with the Division that, should the facts contained herein prove to be false or incomplete, the Division reserves the right to pursue any and all legal or administrative remedies at its disposal.
Respondent and the Division stipulate and agree to the issuance of this Consent Order without further proceedings in this matter, agreeing to be fully bound by the terms and conditions specified herein.
Respondent neither admits nor denies the allegations made by the Division but consents to the Commissioner's Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law as set forth below solely for the purposes of this proceeding and any proceeding that may be brought to enforce the terms of this Consent Order.
Respondent agrees not to take any action or to make or permit to be made any public statement creating the impression that this Order is without a factual basis.
Respondent agrees that Respondent is not the prevailing party in this action since the parties have reached a good faith settlement.
Respondent is an Account Manager for LiveOffice/AdvisorSquare ("LiveOffice") a California limited liability company. Respondent has a last known business address of 2780 Skypark Drive, Suite 300, Torrance, California 90505.
LiveOffice designs, hosts and maintains websites specifically for financial services professionals.
Steven Wolfe ("Wolfe") is the Vice-President of Client Services for LiveOffice. Wolfe, in his capacity as Vice-President, is Respondent's supervisor.
As used herein, the term "Respondent" refers to Ellingson.
On February 7, 2007, the Missouri Commissioner of Securities issued a Cease and Desist In the Matter of Michael Glenn Grimes and Financial Solutions & Associates, Inc., Order, No. AP-07-04, (Missouri Securities Division 2007).
On or around February 20, 2007, Michael Glenn Grimes ("Grimes") and Financial Solutions, Inc. ("FSI") requested a hearing on this February 7, 2007 Cease & Desist Order (the "Grimes Matter"). This hearing was set for May 3, 2007.
The petition in the Grimes Matter alleged, among other things, that Grimes and FSI held themselves out on their website as providing investment advice.
The website used by Grimes and/or FSI was located at www.finsolinc.net. This website was designed and maintained by LiveOffice, who employed Respondent to manage clients' websites after the websites were built. Respondent managed and currently manages the website www.finsolinc.net, used by Grimes and/or FSI.
In preparation for the hearing in the Grimes Matter, the Division deposed Grimes on April 24, 2007, regarding, among other things, the website at www.finsolinc.net. As part of his testimony, Grimes stated that Grimes and FSI's website, www.finsolinc.net, was a "cookie cutter website" and that FSI's name "had to be populated in any part of that cookie cutter website depicting that we bought the website" (See pages 21-22 of Grimes Deposition – Exhibit 1). In addition, discovery documents provided in the Grimes Matter indicated a connection between Grimes and FSI's website and LiveOffice, and listed Respondent as an Account Manager (See Exhibit 2).
On April 27, 2007, both parties in the Grimes Matter requested a continuance of the May 3, 2007, hearing, and the hearing was continued to June 28, 2007.
On May 10, 2007, the Division sent Grimes and FSI a witness list in the Grimes Matter that listed, among others, employees at LiveOffice.
On or around May 11, 2007, as part of the preparation for the hearing on the pending order in the Grimes Matter, the Division investigator contacted Respondent and requested that Respondent provide, among other things, the following information concerning Grimes and FSI's website, www.finsolinc.net:
the information Grimes provided to establish the website;
the information on the website that could or could not be altered by Grimes; and
the alterations to the original website that had been made by either Grimes or LiveOffice and the dates of any such alterations.
Respondent stated to the investigator with the Division that Respondent could provide the requested information and would contact the Division in the next few days.
On or about May 23, 2007, the Division investigator received Respondent's response by email (See Exhibit 3). Respondent's response did not provide, among other things, the following:
the information provided by Grimes to establish the website;
the information on the website that could or could not be altered by Grimes; and
the alterations to the original website that had been made by either Grimes or LiveOffice and the dates any such alterations were made.
The Division investigator was unaware at this time that Respondent and Grimes had spoken on May 11, 2007, and had exchanged several emails regarding the Division's request, as more fully described in paragraphs below.
The Division investigator sent a second request for information to Respondent by email on May 29, 2007. The investigator requested, among other things, information concerning what Grimes provided to LiveOffice to establish Grimes and FSI's website, the procedures to change/amend the website, what changes/amendments were made to the original website, and telephone conversations and/or one-on-one meetings held with Grimes concerning the website (See Exhibit 4).
From June 5, 2007, through June 11, 2007, the Division investigator attempted to call Respondent regarding this requested information. Although the Division investigator called Respondent approximately five (5) times, these calls were not returned. The Division investigator was not aware at that time that Respondent was communicating with Grimes regarding the investigator's calls and was not aware, as more fully described in the paragraphs below, that Grimes was advising Respondent not to return these calls until Grimes talked to his attorney.
On June 13, 2007, the Division and Grimes and FSI agreed to a continuance of the June 28, 2007, hearing date to July 23, 2007.
On June 18, 2007, the Division received a response to the second information request from Wolfe (See Exhibit 5). Wolfe's response did not provide, among other things, the following requested information:
The procedures that Grimes went through to establish the website;
The information provided by Grimes to LiveOffice to establish the original website;
The procedures to change/amend the website, and the changes, if any, that were made to the original website by either Grimes or LiveOffice on Grimes's instructions;
The dates of any alterations made to the website;
The number of meetings/telephone calls between LiveOffice and Grimes and the dates of any such meetings/telephone calls;
The date of LiveOffice's most recent contact with Grimes and the purpose of that contact; and
A description of any ongoing service LiveOffice was providing to Grimes.
Wolfe's response, however, did state that Wolfe "spoke to Mr. Grimes on Friday June 15, 2007 and [Grimes] did not give me authorization to respond to the list of questions you put together and sent to LiveOffice regarding his site."
On June 25, 2007, the Division sent a third request to Wolfe and Respondent requesting information concerning Grimes's website (See Exhibit 6). Matt Smith, President of LiveOffice, responded to the third request on July 6, 2007; however, Smith's response did not provide, among other things, the following:
a complete and accurate copy of Grimes's original website;
a listing of the template/copyright protected information Grimes used;
copies of all notes, emails, or other documents pertaining to meetings and/or calls with Grimes; and
a complete and accurate listing of telephone calls between Grimes and Respondent.
On July 13, 2007, depositions of Wolfe and Respondent were scheduled to be taken via telephone. The attorney for LiveOffice called and stated that additional information was discovered relative to the Division's request to LiveOffice and that these records and documents would be supplied to the Division. The depositions scheduled to be taken that day were continued to July 31, 2007.
On July 13, 2007, the Division attorney requested a continuance of the July 23, 2007, hearing date in the Grimes and FSI matter, and the hearing was continued to September 25, 2007. In addition, the depositions were rescheduled to review this additional information.
In letters dated July 17, 2007, and July 19, 2007, an updated response to the Division's third request and additional information were provided to the Division by an attorney for LiveOffice. Included in the additional information were documents to set up the web site, records of telephone conversations and copies of emails between Respondent and Grimes. Said emails were dated May 21, 2007, through June 11, 2007, and referenced Respondent's initial response to the Division's request for information concerning Grimes's website (See Exhibit 7).
In preparation for the September, 2007, hearing in the Grimes Matter, the Division deposed Wolfe, Respondent, and Dennis Fox of LiveOffice on July 31, 2007. These depositions, in part, were efforts to elicit additional information concerning:
the formation of the website www.finsolinc.net used by Grimes and/or FSI;
any alterations made by Grimes to this website;
what parts of the website, if any, could or could not be altered; and
what conversations were held between Wolfe, Respondent, and/or Grimes concerning the Division's multiple requests for information to LiveOffice.
During his deposition held July 31, 2007 (See Wolfe deposition pages 25 through 29 – Exhibit 8), Wolfe stated, among other things, that he had spoken to Grimes on June 15, 2007, concerning the Division's second request for information. Wolfe stated that he called Grimes to inform him that there were questions the Division was asking to have answered, and to ask Grimes what Grimes wanted Wolfe to do. Wolfe stated, on page 27 of his deposition, that Grimes told Wolfe not to respond to the Division's request. Wolfe further stated, on page 28 of his deposition, that Grimes stated, "Do not answer the questions. I think they're [the Division's] bluffing. I'm going to call their bluff." Wolfe stated that he did not provide the requested information to the Division at that time (page 28).
During her deposition held July 31, 2007 (see Respondent deposition pages 30 and 71 - Exhibit 9), Respondent was asked about telephone conversations with Grimes and Respondent stated, among other things, that:
"…I let him know that [the division investigator] had called me. I asked if it was okay to send the letter. He said, 'Yes, Go ahead and give her what she needs.' So I sent the letter." (p. 30)
During her deposition, when asked if Grimes ever told Respondent not to answer a request by the division, Respondent stated, "…Not that I recall. No. He just told me that he wanted to speak to his attorney. He didn't tell me not to do anything." (p. 71)
On July 31, 2007, subsequent to the depositions of Wolfe, Respondent, and Fox, the Division also received from the attorney for LiveOffice a CD containing audio files of two telephone calls between Respondent and Grimes (See transcript of the first telephone call – Exhibit 10), which indicated that, on May 11, 2007 (subsequent to the initial request for website information by the investigator with the Division), Respondent made a telephone call to Grimes, which was recorded by Advisor Square.[1] In this May 11, 2007 telephone call Respondent told Grimes of the Division's request. During this call Respondent indicated her willingness to protect Grimes and to supply information that Grimes approved by stating among other things that:
"…you're our client Mike [Grimes], and you are who we want to protect…;"
"…how about this, I will draw up the email [to the Division] on Monday and I will send it to you first and you can okay it, you can look at it, we'll talk about it, if you want me to make any changes, then I will send it to that woman…;"
"…Mike [Grimes], you and I will work on that email…I'll send it to you, you look at it and we'll go back and forth until you, your're happy with what I have and then I'll send it to [the Division's investigator]…."
During this May 11, 2007 call, Grimes told Respondent to withhold records and information from the Division by telling Respondent, among other things:
"…I wouldn't do anything…"
"…so don't send them anything…"
"…Just send them the minimal amount of information…"
"…You just give her the minimal amount of stuff…"
"…Less is more…"
During this May 11, 2007, call Grimes and Respondent discussed how to shape Respondent's information to fit with information that Grimes supplied to the Division in the Grime Matter by, among other things, telling Respondent to:
"…just give her minimal amount of stuff: he hired us, and just couch it in such a way that the owner of the site, when he hired us has to be populated through out the site…not necessarily does he provide those services…"
"Yeah and just bolster my case…"
During this May 11, 2007, call Grimes and Respondent discussed how Grimes was going to create information to supply to the Division, by stating among other things, the following:
Grimes: "…And so there's no record of what I had there [at LiveOffice], I can make up anything I want. They don't have a record of it."
Respondent: " Right, there's really no one to prove you're wrong, yeah."
Grimes: "Yeah, there's nobody to prove me wrong, and all I'm going to do is pull my son in here and say put this, this and this, 'cause that's what we had up there. And we had Dave Ware's bios and stuff… we will have to find them, put them up there, copy it, and them take 'em all off again."
Respondent: " Jeesh."
Grimes: "I'll guarantee you, what I'll submit to them is gonna bolster my case. 'Cause they don't have a copy of it, I didn't keep a copy of it, I'm gonna have to recreate it."
Respondent: " Right."
An order is in the public interest and consistent with the purposes intended by this act. See Section 409.6-605(b) RSMo (Cum. Supp. 2006).
The Commissioner, after consideration of the stipulations set forth above and on the consent of the Respondent and the Division, finds the following Order to be in the public interest and necessary for the protection of public investors and consistent with the provisions of Chapter 409, RSMo, et seq.
NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby Ordered that:
Respondent will immediately advise her supervisor of any contact from any state or federal investigator or regulator. Respondent will also provide her supervisor with any materials that she is to send in response to any request for information from any state of federal investigator or regulator.
Respondent will complete, within 60 days of the execution of this order, in-house training regarding her duties and responsibilities with respect to communicating with federal or state investigators or regulators. Respondent will send to the Division, within seventy-five (75) days of the effective date of this Order, a copy of topics covered in this training and a certificate of completion of this training on LiveOffice letterhead.
Respondent shall pay to the Missouri Investor Education and Protection Fund the amount of seven thousand dollars ($7,000.00). This amount shall be sent to the Division and shall be made payable to the Missouri Secretary of State's Investor Education and Protection Fund and shall be due and payable within thirty (30) days from the date of this Consent Order. The Division will forward these funds to the Investor Education and Protection Fund.
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Fight Hub TV recently spoke with recent retiree, Jason 'Mayhem' Miller, asking him who he thinks makes the better promotions for a fight between himself and Chael Sonnen:
"I don't know. I almost think Chael does, only because he's got a lot of pre-written bits," said Miller. "I'm going to start writing from now on and really focusing my writing on making hilarious promos. I feel like that's the only way to beat Chael in the promo game."
Although Miller has always sported some pretty elaborate antics, he believes that these acts help the sport, rather than detract from it.
"I think that's a good thing for mixed martial arts. It's great to showcase some personality and I feel like the UFC is really behind Chael, so they definitely push his personality. For us to showcase our personalities is a step in the right direction as far as mixed martial arts goes."
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Mayhem just blows so much dick! He is made cause Chael makes more money, even though Chael blows just as much! An I know…here comes WreslingRules to defend is dry humping lovers…BRING IT ON!!!
I am a bit annoyed that you have actually challenged me to debate you and I have actually allowed that to get to me and prompt me to respond to your dribble. But that said, Sonnen will cripple your little superhero Silva this time around.. Sonnen tko rd4..
On Topic: Oh and Mayhem, he was actually being complimentary to Sonnen. Too bad Mayhem can't fight as well as he talks like Sonnen can.
You really think Chael is going to win????….TKO at that?????
Yes I do…He'll tko him r4!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Would you be so kind as to type up a letter stating that you were in fact wrong and Sonnen is, in fact, all hype when he loses to Silva? Again?
Anderson silva has never been ko or tko'd an the dudes training regiment consists of him getting ground and pounded in his face.,,he just sits there an eats it if Chael sonnen wins this fight it will be by decision otherwise silva is gonna tko or submit him after his feeling out process
Not this again. Sonnen on TRT doesn't equal TKO, let a lone KO, so why will supposedly clean Sonnen get that job done?
Ha I am a big fan of your debate is all, and Silva is my superhero, mostly because he has no need for TrT and he uses his natural talent. Possibly, Sonnen could win, but ultimately he will either be knocked out or submitted…rd 3.
Rd2….I believe I won rd1, what say you?
Ok first TRT is legal right??? Second, do you not think Silva has NOT or is NOT taking steroids???? Why do think the waits so long in between fights??? But let's forget that for now….Silva is not good enough to keep Sonnen from taking him down and believe me, Sonnen will tko Silva this time and I say by r4..Sonnen does have to prove though that he can prevent Silva from tapping him out. It;s really the only way Silva has to win this one. I believe you will be going down in this round as well….
But if Silva understands and is well aware that Sonnen's game plan is simply to take him down, don't you believe he would be more prepared by this point?
Yah he will be, BUT EVERYBODY knows that they need to be prepared for Sonnen to take them down and Silva KNEW THAT the first fight. But knowing it and training it and then trying to stop it is COMPLETELY different. For anybody who actually fights, THEY know the difference between training and the real fight. Silva knows that he needs to tag him to ko him or to be lucky enough to tap him out again. Silva's not stupid, he knows it he can't do this he loses…..
Good point, I say you win this one!
Silva didn't even try to stuff the takedowns. He promised Nogueira before the fight he'd submit Sonnen.
This time he will keep it standing and punish Sonnen on the feet.
So X what you are saying is that Silva, to prove a point, took a beating for 4.5 rounds just so he could finally get a sub???? Is that what you are saying was the reason for the way the fight went??? LMFAO…now you have gone into bizarro land…Besides, I've read you say before, it was TRT and Silva was hurt and now its cuz he wanted to stand up for the Nog's.
Come on now…..I'll chalk that up to Dutch humor.
Silva will be schooled again and the only way he wins is just like last time a lucky choke or a lucky hit….And Silva knows it.
The hit won't be lucky. Silva has proven he can knock people out easily. He doesn't have pillowfists like Sonnen.
TRT is not legal for fighters to be takin as far the rules are concerned. Some talent have exemptions, but on the whole it is not okay. Is it LEGAL in general? Sure. But if your job states you can't do this, then you can't.
Don't Make assumptions do you have proof that silva uses roids, we all know chael does and he definitely needs it.
Sonnen winning by TKO is a joke. Hes a decision guy and if your analytical skills are based on what sonnen did to silva theres no way he will tko silva. Sonnen will most likely tap again like he does to most brazilians.
As you mentioned TRT is legal, but theres a lot of controversy surrounding as it is not natural. Silva will again by TKO or Sub..If chael wins its by decision and TRT
Okay so by Wrestlingrules logic, GSP must take steroids as well because he waits so long in between fights?
Mayhem makes way more than Chael, Chael barely gets 50k to show.
some people are blessed with the gift of gab.
they're sharp. witty. and good at talking $hit.
not only can chael talk the talk he can outwrestle the entire MW division.
if you take chael out of the octagon and put him on a basketball court, most likely he would talk a lot of shit even if it he didn't have skills. he'll always be a talker. even after he gets submitted. and according to his MMA record, that's the best way to beat him….dude has zero submission defense.
Amen to that, man!
@m , man I just WISH i could have said this as well as you just did. All I can say is HooRah!!! Won't it be great when Chael becomes an announcer for the UFC???!!!
And Rod, I know you are pretty much a douchebag, but for some reason, I just think your allright too. For some reason I know you are a prick, but then again some of the biggest pricks I know are my best friends!! go figure??? Anyways, stfu..
Speaking of douchebags, you "two" have the same IP address. So you're arguing with yourself. Same elementary school level writing style, similar grammatical errors… You're a douche with an unconvincing sock.
What's your point, Troll??
he was actually complimentary of Chael in that interview, misleading title is misleading!
this was a pretty misleading article title. sounded like mayhem had some props for chael here….
Another misleading title. He was saying how good Chael is for the sport. Didn't say anything bad about him.
I didn't read the article. But just wanted to say Mayhem fucked up by letting Munoz head his camp, Munoz thinks he's better then what he is IMO and Mayhem trusted him. He looked just as bad as his first fight with Bisping..
roidz roidz roidz trt
Is this website trying to become the National Enquirer of MMA? Or TMZ? Wtf? The title isn't anywhere close to the content and as usual ad of late, the content seems somewhat drab and uninteresting. What's happened to this site? BJ! Pay attention to the people running a site that has your name on it. It's starting to become a disgrace.
although I think Chael will win I dont think he will finish the fight If he does it will be by arm triangle which is what he had in the first fight but couldnt finish it but i think he has gotten better with his sub off and def
I think this is really the only way Silva can win and that is to sub him and if Sonnen hasn't improved then he deserves to lose. Silva could get lucky and tag him like he did to Vitor too. But barring this, Sonnen wins easily by tko r4 or UD
It's not luck bro. Silva finishes fights, 18 of his 31 wins were by KO/TKO. 58% can't be just luck.
And Sonnen by far is the Best Fighter out of all those 31 fights…and he got lucky with a stupid Sonnen. (of course Sonnen probably wouldn't have kept the belt since he didn't have his trt thing straightened out) But that doesn't matter this time
Yall are retarded y'all have obviously never seen mayhem fight..mayhem is a beast,by the way the golden boy sonnen is on roids..I called that he was gonna test positive during the first silva fight
I agree with some fun in the antics, just as long as it doesnt go too far. They try and add the "grudge match" thing a little fast and loose, like between Mir and Dos Santos, over the whole Minitauro thing. That was a bit thin. But the trash talking can be fun.
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