Friday, October 12, 2007
web2.0精神
prgrammer說是AJAX是SOA是SOAP等等
站長就說: 是社群是 共同分享 是群眾力量
投資者說: 是新興經濟 是有發展商机的潛力…
那我看是什麼呢?
站在基層，一個無聊的小網民，正在自已的blog上寫無聊的句子，對啊 !你在看我在無聊了.
還一有新人來先給PP(個人大頭相)，請注冊MYBLOG再來給我看看你是什麼樣的吧。
還有我我正在跟你分享我的偉論，請把這篇文章到處貼吧，記得加回一條反向連結給我啊:p
說實，五年前建立的Funshow，我是為了什麼呢?
本來是個上頭命，到最後發現，一堆無聊的人在一個FORUM上不斷POST東西，有吹水的有分享的有感情的有個人目的的等等，大家都在INTERNET這個舞台上表現自己獨特一面引人注目，分享自己的好東西經驗更重要的是結交一班朋友，對是朋友
在五年來，我在FUNSHOW結交了上百個朋友，這些人也在FUNSHOW了不少朋友，朋友間互相扶持、鼓勵，令到FUNSHOW捱過了一個又一個的風浪，這就是朋友的力量。
回想當天沒收SERVER收到安哥拉貓的短信問有關FUNSHOW的事，那種心痛程度是刻骨銘心的。
我有能力，我有朋友，我能創造美好的WEB2.0!
link :http://kui.name/blog/web20%e7%b2%be%e7%a5%9e.html
Thursday, April 26, 2007
MICHIGAN RESIDENT STEPHEN PIERCE SETTLES CFTC ACTION CHARGING INTERNET FRAUD VIOLATIONS
MICHIGAN RESIDENT STEPHEN PIERCE SETTLES CFTC ACTION CHARGING INTERNET FRAUD VIOLATIONS
CFTC Order Requires Pierce To Pay A Civil Monetary Penalty and Comply with Undertakings
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) announced today the issuance of an order settling an administrative proceeding against Stephen Pierce of Ann Arbor, Michigan.
The CFTC order, entered on January 21, 2003, finds that, from approximately March 2000 through July 2002, Pierce, a registered commodity trading advisor (CTA), sold subscriptions to his futures trading recommendation services through various internet websites.
The order finds that Pierce touted his trading record and failed to disclose that it was based on hypothetical or simulated trading and not actual performance. Further, the websites overstated the profit potential for Pierce’s trading recommendation services and understated the risk of loss. Finally, as a registered CTA who acted as such, Pierce was required to keep certain books and records, including client or subscriber information. The CFTC order finds that he failed to keep such records. The CFTC order arises out of an administrative complaint filed against Pierce on July 30, 2002 (see CFTC News Release 4683, July 30, 2002).
Without admitting or denying the findings in the CFTC order, Pierce consented to the entry of the order finding that he violated anti-fraud provisions of the Commodity Exchange Act, CFTC regulations requiring prescribed cautionary language when presenting simulated or hypothetical trading results, and CFTC recordkeeping requirements.
Specifically, the CFTC order:
- finds that Pierce violated the Commodity Exchange Act and the CFTC regulations as charged in the complaint;
- directs him to cease and desist from such further violations;
- imposes a civil monetary penalty of $25,000; and
- directs him to comply with specified undertakings regarding representations made on his internet websites.
The following Division of Enforcement staff are responsible for the case: Rosemary Hollinger, Scott R. Williamson, Robert J. Greenwald, Mark H. Bretscher, and Joy H. McCormack.
A copy of the CFTC order can be found at www.cftc.gov.
Media Enforcement Contact:Rosemary Hollinger
Associate Director
Chicago Regional Counsel
CFTC Division of Enforcement
(312) 596-0520