#chairm

[jams-sims]

Philza: I'm just gonna sleep in this chair.

Wilbur: Welp Tallulah im just gonna pass out in this chairm

Father and Son truly.

[roecomplex]

It dsnt now how 2 spel butt it’s chairm is untenayable!!!

[wriggler-naming-suggestions]

murder vilens

bigdog fighdo

terrar eeyauh

minned caraft

erobol lockxs

gaemer chaire

pietra gifeon

cilant robasi

doctor scrach

pedesh triyan

mreept mororp

jeffry gefery

nobshl obbler

tridug wuglug

popipo pipopo

meiyah sudres

abacon engoyr

anonym ouslie

atonym erzias

greghe fifley

aliyar notruf

gander bulbri

bibgus chairm

< : get a few of theze ! >

[brainshock-alpha]

what's the deal with all the chairm*n rose hate. like i can get wanting to make a char more evil in ur fic or w/e for The Drama but some people seem to get downright apoplectic over him and i just don't see why. he's just. like. he's just A Guy. he's so much of A Guy that i didn't have much of any reaction to him my first pass thru the game.

you know what though? i don't usually do this but i am starting to like him out of spite. he fucked up big time but he's also slightly sympathetic. he paved his own road to hell with the best of intentions. he strove to be One Of The Good Ones and in a lot of ways he did do a lot of good, and in other ways he overreached with trying to help individual people and ended up having to hurt them for the sake of his big-picture goals. he couldn't see the trees for the forest. i think his secret favorite movie is kingsm*n (never mind that i don't think that movie would exist in the modern pockemon world for various reasons lol) and he really really really wanted to be a harry hart kind of guy. especially with the whole thing of "finding potential in people that The Establishment would turn up their noses at and giving them a real chance" (e.g. a rural boy of color, an autistic orphan). there are a ton of interesting things to do with his character that don't HAVE to involve making him a vile unrepentant abuser at every single opportunity. geez louise

[shravangupta100]

Shravan Gupta, Vice-Chairman and Managing Director of Emaar MGF, announced a significant partnership with Marriott International on April 1, 2008, in Mumbai. This collaboration aims to enhance India's hospitality sector by developing luxury hotels under the JW Marriott and Courtyard by Marriott brands, with an investment exceeding $400 million.

[newsforviews]

Shravan Gupta, Vice-Chairman and Managing Director of Emaar MGF, announced a significant partnership with Marriott International on April 1, 2008, in Mumbai. This collaboration aims to enhance India's hospitality sector by developing luxury hotels under the JW Marriott and Courtyard by Marriott brands, with an investment exceeding $400 million.

[douglasmatthews1]

Douglas G. Matthews started his career at Flight International in Atlanta, Georgia, climbing to the position of Chairman of the Board/CEO. Despite the humble beginnings of starting the company with a borrowed $2000, he grew the business to a $100 million enterprise that boasted over 900 employees worldwide. His pioneering innovations in the field of defense contracting and commercial air services were recognized twice by INC magazine, listing Flight International among the fastest-growing public companies.

[kaylynloveslife]

"uhh who are you? I don't remember myself planning to have an escort for tonight" I said honestly as I came into the room and shut the door. "did one of my friends ask you to come here?" I asked as I took off my coat to lay on a nearby chairm

[water-mellie-seeds]

Theyhahve to call jn reinforcmentd bdcaude stanjing my veingd jn twodiff places didntn work. 3rd timesthe chairm. Pleaseeeee

[mango-mentally-ill]

Chairm

[coinnewz]

SEC Chair Gensler Calls Crypto ‘Wild West’

Share this article In an effort to grapple with the new frontier cryptocurrency markets, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairm Gary Gensler has called for a budgetary increase for the agency. He cited the need for enhanced vigilance against potential non-compliance in this emerging sector in a speech on July 19: “We’ve seen the Wild West of the crypto markets, rife with noncompliance I am pleased to support the President’s FY 2024 request of $2.436 billion for SEC operations, to put us on a better track for the future.” Gensler, who delivered these remarks at the U.S. Senate Committee on Appropriations, emphasized the importance of the SEC’s growth in relation to the increasing complexity of capital markets. He highlighted the SEC’s enforcement division’s track record of imposing $6.4 billion in penalties and disgorgement, following 750 enforcement actions in the 2022 fiscal year: “Rapid technological innovation in the financial markets has led to misconduct in emerging and new areas, not least in the crypto space. Addressing this requires new tools, expertise, and resources.” The SEC’s stance of “regulation by enforcement” has not been without its critics, however. In fact, several lawmakers, including U.S. Representatives French Hill and Dusty Johnson, are advocating for a shift toward a legislative rule-making approach. The SEC cannot continue to regulate by enforcement. The lawsuits filed against digital asset firms are not protecting the public and are stifling innovation and growth. My letter to SEC Chair Gensler ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/RjoBNs5YQs — Rep. Dusty Johnson (@RepDustyJohnson) July 19, 2023 The representatives argue in favor of a statutory framework, a system that mandates regulatory compliance from the outset, thereby providing consumer protection before potential harm is inflicted. They conveyed this perspective to Gensler in a July 19 letter, proposing a pre-emptive strategy rather than the current reactionary enforcement actions. As the SEC faces the challenge of effectively choosing what is a security and looking for a good enough spot Bitcoin ETF to approve, the SEC views it as a way to protect investors from bad actors before they begin, as: “Such growth and rapid change also mean more possibility for wrongdoing. As the cop on the beat, we must be able to meet the match of bad actors. Thus, it makes sense for the SEC to grow along with the expansion and increased complexity in the capital markets.” Share this article The information on or accessed through this website is obtained from independent sources we believe to be accurate and reliable, but Decentral Media, Inc. makes no representation or warranty as to the timeliness, completeness, or accuracy of any information on or accessed through this website. Decentral Media, Inc. is not an investment advisor. We do not give personalized investment advice or other financial advice. The information on this website is subject to change without notice. Some or all of the information on this website may become outdated, or it may be or become incomplete or inaccurate. We may, but are not obligated to, update any outdated, incomplete, or inaccurate information. You should never make an investment decision on an ICO, IEO, or other investment based on the information on this website, and you should never interpret or otherwise rely on any of the information on this website as investment advice. We strongly recommend that you consult a licensed investment advisor or other qualified financial professional if you are seeking investment advice on an ICO, IEO, or other investment. We do not accept compensation in any form for analyzing or reporting on any ICO, IEO, cryptocurrency, currency, tokenized sales, securities, or commodities. See full terms and conditions. Source link Read the full article

[newstodayjournal]

SEC Chair Gensler Calls Crypto ‘Wild West’ While Asking for More Money

Share this article In an effort to grapple with the new frontier cryptocurrency markets, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairm Gary Gensler has called for a budgetary increase for the agency. He cited the need for enhanced vigilance against potential non-compliance in this emerging sector in a speech on July 19: “We’ve seen the Wild West of the crypto markets, rife with…

[shravangupta100]

Shravan Gupta, the Vice-Chairman and Managing Director of Emaar MGF, played a pivotal role in a significant partnership with Marriott International, announced on April 1, 2008, in Mumbai. This collaboration aimed to enhance the hospitality landscape in India by developing luxury-branded hotels under the JW Marriott label, as well as a Courtyard by Marriott hotel in Amritsar. The ambitious project involved an investment exceeding $400 million, with plans to construct three JW Marriott hotels in major cities: New Delhi, Hyderabad, and Kolkata.

[newsforviews]

Shravan Gupta, the Vice-Chairman and Managing Director of Emaar MGF, played a pivotal role in a significant partnership with Marriott International, announced on April 1, 2008, in Mumbai. This collaboration aimed to enhance the hospitality landscape in India by developing luxury-branded hotels under the JW Marriott label, as well as a Courtyard by Marriott hotel in Amritsar. The ambitious project involved an investment exceeding $400 million, with plans to construct three JW Marriott hotels in major cities: New Delhi, Hyderabad, and Kolkata.