Text: A quarter of girls and one in 10 boys are depressed at the age of {{AGE}}, a study in the {{LOCATION}} has found. Researchers from the {{ORGANIZATION}} and {{ORGANIZATION}} in UK analyzed information on more than 10,000 children born in {{DATE}}. At ages three, five, seven, 11 and 14, parents reported on their children’s {{HEALTH CONDITION}}. When they reached 14, the children were themselves asked questions about their depressive symptoms. Based on the 14-year-olds reporting of their emotional problems, 24 per cent of girls and nine per cent of boys were found to suffer from depression. “We have highlighted the increasing mental health difficulties faced by girls today compared to previous generations and this study further highlights the worryingly high rates of depression,” said {{PERSON}} from the University of Liverpool, who led the study. The research also investigated links between depressive symptoms and {{FINANCIAL CONDITION}}. Generally, 14-year-olds from better-off families were less likely to have high levels of depressive symptoms compared to their peers from poorer homes, researchers said. Parents’ reports of emotional problems were roughly the same for boys and girls throughout {{TIME PERIOD}}, increasing from seven per cent of children at age seven to 12 per cent at age 11.

Text: A quarter of girls and one in 10 boys are depressed at the age of 14, a study in the UK has found. Researchers from the University of Liverpool and University College London in UK analyzed information on more than 10,000 children born in 2000-01. At ages three, five, seven, 11 and 14, parents reported on their children’s mental health. When they reached 14, the children were themselves asked questions about their depressive symptoms. Based on the 14-year-olds reporting of their emotional problems, 24 per cent of girls and nine per cent of boys were found to suffer from depression. “We have highlighted the increasing mental health difficulties faced by girls today compared to previous generations and this study further highlights the worryingly high rates of depression,” said Praveetha Patalay from the University of Liverpool, who led the study. The research also investigated links between depressive symptoms and family income. Generally, 14-year-olds from better-off families were less likely to have high levels of depressive symptoms compared to their peers from poorer homes, researchers said. Parents’ reports of emotional problems were roughly the same for boys and girls throughout childhood, increasing from seven per cent of children at age seven to 12 per cent at age 11.

Text:
A
quarter
of
girls
and
one
in
10
boys
are
depressed
at
the
age
of
14,
a
study
in
the
UK
has
found.
Researchers
from
the
University
of
Liverpool
and
University
College
London
in
UK
analyzed
information
on
more
than
10,000
children
born
in
2000-01.
At
ages
three,
five,
seven,
11
and
14,
parents
reported
on
their
children’s
mental
health.
When
they
reached
14,
the
children
were
themselves
asked
questions
about
their
depressive
symptoms.
Based
on
the
14-year-olds
reporting
of
their
emotional
problems,
24
per
cent
of
girls
and
nine
per
cent
of
boys
were
found
to
suffer
from
depression.
“We
have
highlighted
the
increasing
mental
health
difficulties
faced
by
girls
today
compared
to
previous
generations
and
this
study
further
highlights
the
worryingly
high
rates
of
depression,”
said
Praveetha
Patalay
from
the
University
of
Liverpool,
who
led
the
study.
The
research
also
investigated
links
between
depressive
symptoms
and
family income
Generally,
14-year-olds
from
better-off
families
were
less
likely
to
have
high
levels
of
depressive
symptoms
compared
to
their
peers
from
poorer
homes,
researchers
said.
Parents’
reports
of
emotional
problems
were
roughly
the
same
for
boys
and
girls
throughout
childhood,
increasing
from
seven
per
cent
of
children
at
age
seven
to
12
per
cent
at
age
11.


Text: Ex-governors accused of cattle-buying plot

Two former state governors used federal government resources to buy some of the 12,000 head of cattle they imported from {{LOCATION}} for their own personal gain, a citizens’ group has told authorities. Members of the {{ORGANIZATION}}, or truth commission, filed a criminal complaint last Thursday with the {{GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION}} against the {{OCCUPATION}}, {{PERSON}}, and the {{OCCUPATION}}, {{PERSON}}. The commission requested that authorities investigate the two governors for illicit enrichment, embezzlement, {{CRIME}} and the use of funds derived from illegal sources. According to evidence presented as part of the complaint, the pair used {{CURRENCY}} allocated to their states for agricultural programs to buy the New Zealand-bred cattle in 2015 and 2016. The citizens’ group has asked prosecutors in Chihuahua to seek information from the {{GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION}} to trace the funds that the two governors allegedly spent in that country. The group says there is evidence that of {{PRODUCT}} Duarte received, {{QUANTITY}} were transported to a {{LOCATION}} in {{LOCATION}}. It has asked the Chihuahua Attorney General’s office to investigate Duarte for the crime of {{CRIME}}.

Text: Ex-governors accused of cattle-buying plot

Two former state governors used federal government resources to buy some of the 12,000 head of cattle they imported from New Zealand for their own personal gain, a citizens’ group has told authorities. Members of the Nayarit-based Comisión de la Verdad, or truth commission, filed a criminal complaint last Thursday with the Chihuahua Attorney General’s office against the ex-governor of Nayarit, Roberto Sandoval, and the former governor of Chihuahua, César Duarte. The commission requested that authorities investigate the two governors for illicit enrichment, embezzlement, organized crime and the use of funds derived from illegal sources. According to evidence presented as part of the complaint, the pair used federal money allocated to their states for agricultural programs to buy the New Zealand-bred cattle in 2015 and 2016. The citizens’ group has asked prosecutors in Chihuahua to seek information from the New Zealand embassy in Mexico to trace the funds that the two governors allegedly spent in that country. The group says there is evidence that of 6,000 head of cattle Duarte received, 4,000 were transported to a ranch owned by Sandoval in San Blas, Nayarit. It has asked the Chihuahua Attorney General’s office to investigate Duarte for the crime of concealing goods acquired with public money.


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I was one of the person whose account was accidently reseted by gMail. My account had 10K+ emails over the time period of last {{TIME PERIOD}}. I know they will restore it anyways, but still this incident has made me more concerned about having a secure e-mail (I know, no one can beat gmail in ease of use).
What I am looking for is some paid alternative to e-mail. I tried {{EMAIL SERVICE}}, and its good enough. I am still not sure about their reliability.
I can afford upto {{CURRENCY}} a year, with atleast 1 gb of storage. Reliability is the most important concern. ======
dustyreagan
I doubt a paid email service will be anymore reliable than Gmail. Your best
bet is probably to look into a good backup strategy. For example, you could
use {{EMAIL SERVICE}} or Mail to retrieve all of your Gmail locally while still keeping
the original email on Gmail. ~~~
ggordan
Agreed. Any service can fail regardless whether it's paid or not. So the best
way to keep your emails safe is backups. ------
sixtofour
Whatever solution your choose, you should have a regular backup process. It's not that gmail could lose your emails. It's that email could lose your
emails.

Text: Ask HN: Paid Alternatives (for Gmail)? - dotme

I was one of the person whose account was accidently reseted by gMail. My account had 10K+ emails over the time period of last five years. I know they will restore it anyways, but still this incident has made me more concerned about having a secure e-mail (I know, no one can beat gmail in ease of use).
What I am looking for is some paid alternative to e-mail. I tried fastmail.fm, and its good enough. I am still not sure about their reliability.
I can afford upto $50 a year, with atleast 1 gb of storage. Reliability is the most important concern. ======
dustyreagan
I doubt a paid email service will be anymore reliable than Gmail. Your best
bet is probably to look into a good backup strategy. For example, you could
use Outlook or Mail to retrieve all of your Gmail locally while still keeping
the original email on Gmail. ~~~
ggordan
Agreed. Any service can fail regardless whether it's paid or not. So the best
way to keep your emails safe is backups. ------
sixtofour
Whatever solution your choose, you should have a regular backup process. It's not that gmail could lose your emails. It's that email could lose your
emails.

Text: Ask HN: Paid Alternatives for Gmail)? dotme I was one of the person whose account was accidently reseted by gMail. My account had 10K+ emails over the time period of last five years. I know they will restore it anyways, but still this incident has made me more concerned about having a secure e-mail I know, no one can beat gmail in ease of use).
What I am looking for is some paid alternative to e-mail. I tried fastmail.fm, and its good enough. I am still not sure about their reliability.
I can afford upto $50 a year, with atleast 1 gb of storage. Reliability is the most important concern. dustyreagan I doubt a paid email service will be anymore reliable than Gmail. Your best bet is probably to look into a good backup strategy. For example, you could use Outlook or Mail to retrieve all of your Gmail locally while still keeping the original email on Gmail. ggordan Agreed. Any service can fail regardless whether it's paid or not. So the best way to keep your emails safe is backups. sixtofour Whatever solution your choose, you should have a regular backup process. It's not that gmail could lose your emails. It's that email could lose your emails.


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The Metropolitan University College (), also referred to as {{ORGANIZATION}} or {{ORGANIZATION}}, is a university college offering a range of bachelor's degree and academy profession degree programmes in {{LOCATION}}, {{LOCATION}}. All programmes are taught in Danish except for a bachelor's degree in {{PROGRAM}}. A range of courses and modules in {{LANGUAGE}} are available to exchange students. The Metropolitan UC is organized in two faculties with a total of nine departments. Its activities are spread out on a number of sites,  in {{LOCATION}}, {{LOCATION}} and central Copenhagen. It has a total of approximately 9,000 students spread over 15 medium term higher education. The University College translates annually for approximately {{CURRENCY}}. 700 million. History
Metropolitan University College was formed on 1 January 2008 through the merger of {{ORGANIZATION}}, {{ORGANIZATION}}, {{ORGANIZATION}}, {{ORGANIZATION}}, {{ORGANIZATION}} and {{ORGANIZATION}} into one organisation. Department and programmes

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The Faculty of Health and Technology is organized in five departments and offers a total of 11 programmes:

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Text: Metropolitan University College

The Metropolitan University College (), also referred to as Metropolitan UC or MUC, is a university college offering a range of bachelor's degree and academy profession degree programmes in Copenhagen, Denmark. All programmes are taught in Danish except for a bachelor's degree in Global Nutrition and Health. A range of courses and modules in English are available to exchange students. The Metropolitan UC is organized in two faculties with a total of nine departments. Its activities are spread out on a number of sites,  in Nørrebro, Frederiksberg and central Copenhagen. It has a total of approximately 9,000 students spread over 15 medium term higher education. The University College translates annually for approximately DKK. 700 million. History
Metropolitan University College was formed on 1 January 2008 through the merger of CVU Øresund, Nationalt Center for Erhvervspædagogik, Danmarks Forvaltningshøjskole, Den Sociale Højskole, Frederiksberg Seminarium and Suhrs into one organisation. Department and programmes

Faculty of Health and Technology
The Faculty of Health and Technology is organized in five departments and offers a total of 11 programmes:

Department of Nutrition and Midwifery
The department is located on Pustervig (No. 8( in central Copenhagen and on Sigurdsgade (No. 26, Building B/C) in Nørrebro.

Text: Metropolitan University College The Metropolitan University College also referred to as Metropolitan UC or MUC, is a university college offering a range of bachelor's degree and academy profession degree programmes in Copenhagen, Denmark. All programmes are taught in Danish except for a bachelor's degree in Global Nutrition and Health. A range of courses and modules in English are available to exchange students. The Metropolitan UC is organized in two faculties with a total of nine departments. Its activities are spread out on a number of sites, in Nørrebro, Frederiksberg and central Copenhagen. It has a total of approximately 9,000 students spread over 15 medium term higher education. The University College translates annually for approximately DKK 700 million. History Metropolitan University College was formed on 1 January 2008 through the merger of CVU Øresund, Nationalt Center for Erhvervspædagogik, Danmarks Forvaltningshøjskole, Den Sociale Højskole, Frederiksberg Seminarium and Suhrs into one organisation. Department and programmes Faculty of Health and Technology The Faculty of Health and Technology is organized in five departments and offers a total of 11 programmes: Department of Nutrition and Midwifery The department is located on Pustervig No. 8( in central Copenhagen and on Sigurdsgade No. 26, Building B/C) in Nørrebro.


Text: {{LAW}}ICE}} Union Act

The Federal Credit Union Act is an Act of {{GOVERNMENTAL BODY}} enacted in {{DATE}}. The purpose of the law was to make credit available and promote {{FINANCIAL SERVICE}} through a {{ORGANIZATION}} of nonprofit, cooperative credit unions. This Act established the {{ORGANIZATION}} and created the {{GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION}}, the predecessor to the {{GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION}}, to charter and oversee federal credit unions. The general provisions in the Federal Act were based on the {{LAW}} of 1909, and became the basis of many other {{LAW}}. Under the provisions of the Federal Credit Union Act, a credit union may be chartered under either federal or state law, a system known as dual chartering, which is still in existence today. Credit union law in the U.S. built on earlier legislation such as that developed by {{PERSON}} in {{COUNTRY}} and {{PERSON}} in {{COUNTRY}}. Among the individuals responsible for formulating credit union legislation in the United States were {{PERSON}}, {{PERSON}} and {{PERSON}}. The Act is amended periodically to evolve and remain a modern credit union law. This contemporary law, coupled with the {{GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION}}'s commitment to reduce regulatory burden, enables federal credit unions to offer a variety of services to meet the financial needs of their members.

Text: Federal Credit Union Act

The Federal Credit Union Act is an Act of Congress enacted in 1934. The purpose of the law was to make credit available and promote thrift through a national system of nonprofit, cooperative credit unions. This Act established the federal credit union system and created the Bureau of Federal Credit Unions, the predecessor to the National Credit Union Administration, to charter and oversee federal credit unions. The general provisions in the Federal Act were based on the Massachusetts Credit Union Act of 1909, and became the basis of many other state credit union laws. Under the provisions of the Federal Credit Union Act, a credit union may be chartered under either federal or state law, a system known as dual chartering, which is still in existence today. Credit union law in the U.S. built on earlier legislation such as that developed by Franz Hermann Schulze-Delitzsch in Germany and Alphonse Desjardins in Canada. Among the individuals responsible for formulating credit union legislation in the United States were Edward Filene, Pierre Jay and Roy Bergengren. The Act is amended periodically to evolve and remain a modern credit union law. This contemporary law, coupled with the NCUA Board's commitment to reduce regulatory burden, enables federal credit unions to offer a variety of services to meet the financial needs of their members.


Text: Winner of numerous {{AWARD}} including the {{ORGANIZATION}} national {{AWARD}} (2010). Past chair of the {{ORGANIZATION}}f the {{ORGANIZATION}}. Twelve book chapters, 9 {{PUBLICATION}}, 54 {{PUBLICATION}}, 7 videos, 68 {{EVENT}} organized, 109 {{PRESENTATION}}, 44 regional presentations, 16 international presentations. Total {{FINANCIAL}} $2,172K as PI and 816K as Co-PI. Fluent in {{LANGUAGE}}uguese, Moderate level {{LANGUAGE}}. International consultancies in {{LOCATION}}, {{LOCATION}}, {{LOCATION}}, and Brazil. Teaches a class in International Forestry. Extensive {{ACTIVITY}} with Brazil through the coordination of {{ACTIVITY}}, multiple {{ACTIVITY}}, {{ACTIVITY}}, and five {{AGREEMENT}}.

Text: Winner of numerous Extension awards including the Society of American Foresters national Technology Transfer Award (2010). Past chair of the SAF International Forestry Working group and member of the World Forestry Committee. Twelve book chapters, 9 refereed journal articles, 54 non-refereed articles, 7 videos, 68 professional meetings organized, 109 state/county presentations, 44 regional presentations, 16 international presentations. Total grantsmanship $2,172K as PI and 816K as Co-PI. Fluent in Brazilian Portuguese, Moderate level Spanish. International consultancies in Pakistan, Cape Verde Islands, Romania, and Brazil. Teaches a class in International Forestry. Extensive academic interchange activities with Brazil through the coordination of student and faculty interchange, multiple team field research missions, professional tours, and five academic interchange agreements.

Text: Winner of numerous Extension awards including the Society of American Foresters national Technology Transfer Award 2010). Past chair of the SAF International Forestry Working group and member of the World Forestry Committee. Twelve book chapters, 9 refereed journal articles, 54 non-refereed articles, 7 videos, 68 professional meetings organized, 109 state/county presentations, 44 regional presentations, 16 international presentations. Total grantsmanship 2,172K as PI and 816K as Co-PI. Fluent in Brazilian Portuguese, Moderate level Spanish. International consultancies in Pakistan, Cape Verde Islands, Romania, and Brazil. Teaches a class in International Forestry. Extensive academic interchange activities with Brazil through the coordination of student and faculty interchange, multiple team field research missions, professional tours, and five academic interchange agreements.


Text: Join {{PRODUCT}} Usability Study: Earn {{CURRENCY}} in 60 Minutes

Want to earn $75 for 60 minutes of testing Blogger blogging tools in a Blogger usability study. The Blogger team seeks your feedback and participation for better future product enhancements. Blogger team has planned this study on {{DATE}}. They will call you on phone and set up a screen sharing session with you on your own computer. You’ll need a high-speed Internet connection, a computer running {{OPERATING SYSTEM}}, must be over {{AGE}} and willing to sign a {{LEGAL AGREEMENT}} and allow them to video or audio record the session. For your 60 minutes of blogger participation, they will give you $75 in {{COMPANY}} gift checks. Interested? Get started by filling in the Blogger usability study questionnaire, which includes some basic personal questions about you and your blogs. If selected, expect the call soon. Isn’t this the fastest way to make easy money. Earn $75 in 60 minutes doing what you love to do anyway.

Text: Join Blogger Usability Study: Earn $75 in 60 Minutes

Want to earn $75 for 60 minutes of testing Blogger blogging tools in a Blogger usability study. The Blogger team seeks your feedback and participation for better future product enhancements. Blogger team has planned this study on June 17-23, 2010. They will call you on phone and set up a screen sharing session with you on your own computer. You’ll need a high-speed Internet connection, a computer running Windows 7/Vista/XP/2000, must be over 18 years and willing to sign a Usability Non-Disclosure Agreement and allow them to video or audio record the session. For your 60 minutes of blogger participation, they will give you $75 in American Express gift checks. Interested? Get started by filling in the Blogger usability study questionnaire, which includes some basic personal questions about you and your blogs. If selected, expect the call soon. Isn’t this the fastest way to make easy money. Earn $75 in 60 minutes doing what you love to do anyway.

Text: Join Blogger Usability Study: Earn $75 in 60 Minutes Want to earn 75 for 60 minutes of testing Blogger blogging tools in a Blogger usability study. The Blogger team seeks your feedback and participation for better future product enhancements. Blogger team has planned this study on June 17-23, 2010. They will call you on phone and set up a screen sharing session with you on your own computer. You’ll need a high-speed Internet connection, a computer running Windows 7/Vista/XP/2000, must be over 18 years and willing to sign a Usability Non-Disclosure Agreement and allow them to video or audio record the session. For your 60 minutes of blogger participation, they will give you 75 in American Express gift checks. Interested? Get started by filling in the Blogger usability study questionnaire, which includes some basic personal questions about you and your blogs. If selected, expect the call soon. Isn’t this the fastest way to make easy money. Earn 75 in 60 minutes doing what you love to do anyway.


Text: 416 B.R. 767 (2009)
In re {{DEBTOR}} and {{DEBTOR}}, {{DEBTOR}}. No. {{CASE NUMBER}}. {{COURT}}, {{LOCATION}}. {{DATE}}. *768 {{LAWYER}}, Lawrence, KS, for Debtors. MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER CONFIRMING {{CHAPTER}} PLAN
ROBERT D. BERGER, Bankruptcy Judge. Creditor {{CREDITOR}}ITOR}} objects to Debtors' Chapter 13 plan because its 910 car claim[1] in Debtors' prior Chapter 13 case does not qualify as a 910 car claim in Debtors' current case. Toyota argues the Court should equitably toll the 910-car-claim period for the {{NUMBER}} *769 months during which Debtors' first case was pending. Findings of Fact
Debtors purchased a 2003 Chevrolet Trailblazer encumbered by a lien in favor of Toyota on August 14, 2006. Three hundred two days later on June 12, 2007, Debtors filed a Chapter 13 petition (Case No. 07-21249). Toyota filed a proof of claim in the amount of {{CURRENCY}}. Debtors' plan in Case No. 07-21249 provided full payment to Toyota pursuant to § 1325(a) because Toyota held a 910 car claim. Case No. 07-21249 was dismissed on {{DATE}}, for failure to make plan payments. Toyota received {{CURRENCY}} toward interest only in the first case.

Text: 416 B.R. 767 (2009)
In re Jon Karl MAAS and Linda Sue Maas, Debtors. No. 09-21053. United States Bankruptcy Court, D. Kansas. September 30, 2009. *768 Christopher R. Coons, Lawrence, KS, for Debtors. MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER CONFIRMING CHAPTER 13 PLAN
ROBERT D. BERGER, Bankruptcy Judge. Creditor Toyota Motor Credit Corporation objects to Debtors' Chapter 13 plan because its 910 car claim[1] in Debtors' prior Chapter 13 case does not qualify as a 910 car claim in Debtors' current case. Toyota argues the Court should equitably toll the 910-car-claim period for the 23 *769 months during which Debtors' first case was pending. Findings of Fact
Debtors purchased a 2003 Chevrolet Trailblazer encumbered by a lien in favor of Toyota on August 14, 2006. Three hundred two days later on June 12, 2007, Debtors filed a Chapter 13 petition (Case No. 07-21249). Toyota filed a proof of claim in the amount of $13,805.59. Debtors' plan in Case No. 07-21249 provided full payment to Toyota pursuant to § 1325(a) because Toyota held a 910 car claim. Case No. 07-21249 was dismissed on March 23, 2009, for failure to make plan payments. Toyota received $1,042.76 toward interest only in the first case.

Text: 416 B.R. 767 2009) In re Jon Karl MAAS and Linda Sue Maas, Debtors. No. 09-21053. United States Bankruptcy Court, D. Kansas. September 30, 2009. 768 Christopher R. Coons, Lawrence, KS, for Debtors. MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER CONFIRMING CHAPTER 13 PLAN ROBERT D. BERGER, Bankruptcy Judge. Creditor Toyota Motor Credit Corporation objects to Debtors' Chapter 13 plan because its 910 car claim[1] in Debtors' prior Chapter 13 case does not qualify as a 910 car claim in Debtors' current case. Toyota argues the Court should equitably toll the 910-car-claim period for the 23 769 months during which Debtors' first case was pending. Findings of Fact Debtors purchased a 2003 Chevrolet Trailblazer encumbered by a lien in favor of Toyota on August 14, 2006. Three hundred two days later on June 12, 2007, Debtors filed a Chapter 13 petition Case No. 07-21249). Toyota filed a proof of claim in the amount of $13,805.59 Debtors' plan in Case No. 07-21249 provided full payment to Toyota pursuant to § 1325(a) because Toyota held a 910 car claim. Case No. 07-21249 was dismissed on March 23, 2009, for failure to make plan payments. Toyota received $1,042.76 toward interest only in the first case.


Text: In {{DATE}} prices started at {{CURRENCY}} and fell to {{CURRENCY}}UMBER}}4 for the year. [31] In {{DATE}} the {{ORGANIZATION}} exchange, the largest {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}} exchange at the time, said that 850,000 bitcoins had been stolen from its customers, amounting to almost $500 million. Bitcoin's price fell by almost half, from {{CURRENCY}} to {{CURRENCY}} (a 49% drop). Prices remained low until late 2016. [citation needed]
Backtracking a bit, let's talk about "nodes." A node is a powerful computer that runs the {{TECHNOLOGY}} and helps to keep bitcoin running by participating in the relay of information. Anyone can run a node, you just download the bitcoin software (free) and leave a certain port open (the drawback is that it consumes energy and storage space – the network at time of writing takes up about 145GB). Nodes spread bitcoin transactions around the network. One node will send information to a few nodes that it knows, who will relay the information to nodes that they know, etc. That way it ends up getting around the whole network pretty quickly. Let’s say a hacker wanted to change a transaction that happened 60 minutes, or six blocks, ago—maybe to remove evidence that she had spent some bitcoins, so she could spend them again.

Text: In 2014 prices started at $770 and fell to $314 for the year. [31] In February 2014 the Mt. Gox exchange, the largest bitcoin exchange at the time, said that 850,000 bitcoins had been stolen from its customers, amounting to almost $500 million. Bitcoin's price fell by almost half, from $867 to $439 (a 49% drop). Prices remained low until late 2016. [citation needed]
Backtracking a bit, let's talk about "nodes." A node is a powerful computer that runs the bitcoin software and helps to keep bitcoin running by participating in the relay of information. Anyone can run a node, you just download the bitcoin software (free) and leave a certain port open (the drawback is that it consumes energy and storage space – the network at time of writing takes up about 145GB). Nodes spread bitcoin transactions around the network. One node will send information to a few nodes that it knows, who will relay the information to nodes that they know, etc. That way it ends up getting around the whole network pretty quickly. Let’s say a hacker wanted to change a transaction that happened 60 minutes, or six blocks, ago—maybe to remove evidence that she had spent some bitcoins, so she could spend them again.

Text: In 2014 prices started at $770 and fell to $314 for the year. 31] In February 2014 the Mt. Gox exchange, the largest bitcoin exchange at the time, said that 850,000 bitcoins had been stolen from its customers, amounting to almost 500 million. Bitcoin's price fell by almost half, from $867 to $439 a 49% drop). Prices remained low until late 2016. citation needed] Backtracking a bit, let's talk about nodes." A node is a powerful computer that runs the bitcoin software and helps to keep bitcoin running by participating in the relay of information. Anyone can run a node, you just download the bitcoin software free) and leave a certain port open the drawback is that it consumes energy and storage space – the network at time of writing takes up about 145GB). Nodes spread bitcoin transactions around the network. One node will send information to a few nodes that it knows, who will relay the information to nodes that they know, etc. That way it ends up getting around the whole network pretty quickly. Let’s say a hacker wanted to change a transaction that happened 60 minutes, or six blocks, ago—maybe to remove evidence that she had spent some bitcoins, so she could spend them again.


Text: In a newly published paper on the use of bitcoin for illegal activity, researchers from the {{ORGANIZATION}}, the {{ORGANIZATION}} and the {{ORGANIZATION}} indicate that a quarter of all bitcoin users are associated with illegal activity. The use of bitcoin for illicit purposes has long been the most controversial aspect of the {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}}, although it has taken a back seat to speculation around the bitcoin price over the past few years. In addition to estimating the scale of illegal activity involving bitcoin, the research paper also claims this sort of activity accounts for a significant portion of bitcoin’s intrinsic, underlying value. Methodology

In the paper, which was co-authored by {{PERSON}}, {{PERSON}} and {{PERSON}}, publicly available information is used as the basis to identify an initial sample of users involved in illegal activity on the Bitcoin blockchain. Seizures of bitcoin by law enforcement, hot wallets of darknet markets, and {{TECHNOLOGY}} on darknet forums are used here, in addition to the trade networks of users who were identified in this data set. Additionally, the researchers use a formula of their own creation to detect users likely to be involved in illegal activity by analyzing the entire {{TECHNOLOGY}} up until the end of {{DATE}}.

Text: In a newly published paper on the use of bitcoin for illegal activity, researchers from the University of Sydney, the University of Technology Sydney and the Stockholm School of Economics in Riga indicate that a quarter of all bitcoin users are associated with illegal activity. The use of bitcoin for illicit purposes has long been the most controversial aspect of the cryptoasset, although it has taken a back seat to speculation around the bitcoin price over the past few years. In addition to estimating the scale of illegal activity involving bitcoin, the research paper also claims this sort of activity accounts for a significant portion of bitcoin’s intrinsic, underlying value. Methodology

In the paper, which was co-authored by Sean Foley, Jonathon R. Karlsen and Tālis J. Putniņš, publicly available information is used as the basis to identify an initial sample of users involved in illegal activity on the Bitcoin blockchain. Seizures of bitcoin by law enforcement, hot wallets of darknet markets, and Bitcoin addresses on darknet forums are used here, in addition to the trade networks of users who were identified in this data set. Additionally, the researchers use a formula of their own creation to detect users likely to be involved in illegal activity by analyzing the entire public blockchain up until the end of April 2017.

Text: In a newly published paper on the use of bitcoin for illegal activity, researchers from the University of Sydney, the University of Technology Sydney and the Stockholm School of Economics in Riga indicate that a quarter of all bitcoin users are associated with illegal activity. The use of bitcoin for illicit purposes has long been the most controversial aspect of the cryptoasset although it has taken a back seat to speculation around the bitcoin price over the past few years. In addition to estimating the scale of illegal activity involving bitcoin, the research paper also claims this sort of activity accounts for a significant portion of bitcoin’s intrinsic, underlying value. Methodology In the paper, which was co-authored by Sean Foley, Jonathon R. Karlsen and Tālis J. Putniņš, publicly available information is used as the basis to identify an initial sample of users involved in illegal activity on the Bitcoin blockchain. Seizures of bitcoin by law enforcement, hot wallets of darknet markets, and Bitcoin addresses on darknet forums are used here, in addition to the trade networks of users who were identified in this data set. Additionally, the researchers use a formula of their own creation to detect users likely to be involved in illegal activity by analyzing the entire public blockchain up until the end of April 2017.


Text: {{ORGANIZATION}}

Altoz is an {{NATIONALITY}} manufacturer of zero-turn mowers for residential and commercial applications. They are located in {{LOCATION}}, {{LOCATION}} and manufactured in a 300,000 square foot facility. Between Altoz and sister company {{ORGANIZATION}}, there are currently {{QUANTITY}} employees that work year-round out of the Greenbush facility. Altoz originated from an aspiration of company owner {{PERSON}} over {{DATE}}, who dreamed of creating outdoor power equipment. Brazier finally got the opportunity following the success of his first company Central Boiler. In an interview, Brazier said he drew upon Central Boiler’s manufacturing experience to design, test, and eventually manufacturer {{PRODUCT}}. Altoz unveiled its flagship model line, the {{PRODUCT}}ODUCT}}, at the {{EVENT}} (GIE+EXPO) in {{LOCATION}}, {{LOCATION}} in October 2013. More than {{QUANTITY}} demo rides were given at the event. Comments in the Expo’s “{{PUBLICATION}}” newsletter included “OK, the Altoz mowers look like supercars” and “the mower looks like a cotton-pickin’ BMW among Chevy’s.”

Altoz currently offers {{QUANTITY}} different models that fall under the {{PRODUCT}}, XC S, {{PRODUCT}} and {{PRODUCT}} model lines. Many of which feature trademarked Altoz technology such as {{TRADEMARK}}, {{TRADEMARK}} and {{TRADEMARK}}.

Text: Altoz

Altoz is an American manufacturer of zero-turn mowers for residential and commercial applications. They are located in Greenbush, Minnesota and manufactured in a 300,000 square foot facility. Between Altoz and sister company Central Boiler, there are currently 220 employees that work year-round out of the Greenbush facility. Altoz originated from an aspiration of company owner Dennis Brazier over 20 years ago, who dreamed of creating outdoor power equipment. Brazier finally got the opportunity following the success of his first company Central Boiler. In an interview, Brazier said he drew upon Central Boiler’s manufacturing experience to design, test, and eventually manufacturer Altoz mowers. Altoz unveiled its flagship model line, the XC series, at the Green Industry and Equipment Expo (GIE+EXPO) in Louisville, Kentucky in October 2013. More than 500 demo rides were given at the event. Comments in the Expo’s “The Buzz” newsletter included “OK, the Altoz mowers look like supercars” and “the mower looks like a cotton-pickin’ BMW among Chevy’s.”

Altoz currently offers 11 different models that fall under the XC Z, XC S, XP Z and XP S model lines. Many of which feature trademarked Altoz technology such as TorqFlex Pivotal Suspension™, SmarTrac™ Monitoring System and AeroDeck™ Cutting System.

Text:
Altoz
Altoz
is
an
American
manufacturer
of
zero-turn
mowers
for
residential
and
commercial
applications.
They
are
located
in
Greenbush,
Minnesota
and
manufactured
in
a
300,000
square
foot
facility.
Between
Altoz
and
sister
company
Central
Boiler,
there
are
currently
220
employees
that
work
year-round
out
of
the
Greenbush
facility.
Altoz
originated
from
an
aspiration
of
company
owner
Dennis
Brazier
over
20
years
ago,
who
dreamed
of
creating
outdoor
power
equipment.
Brazier
finally
got
the
opportunity
following
the
success
of
his
first
company
Central
Boiler.
In
an
interview,
Brazier
said
he
drew
upon
Central
Boiler’s
manufacturing
experience
to
design,
test,
and
eventually
manufacturer
Altoz
mowers.
Altoz
unveiled
its
flagship
model
line,
the
XC
series,
at
the
Green
Industry
and
Equipment
Expo
GIE+EXPO)
in
Louisville,
Kentucky
in
October
2013.
More
than
500
demo
rides
were
given
at
the
event.
Comments
in
the
Expo’s
“The
Buzz”
newsletter
included
“OK,
the
Altoz
mowers
look
like
supercars”
and
“the
mower
looks
like
a
cotton-pickin’
BMW
among
Chevy’s.”
Altoz
currently
offers
11
different
models
that
fall
under
the
XC
Z,
XC
S,
XP
Z
and
XP
S
model
lines.
Many
of
which
feature
trademarked
Altoz
technology
such
as
TorqFlex Pivotal Suspension™
SmarTrac™ Monitoring System
and
AeroDeck™ Cutting System


Text: For {{NUMBER}} and {{NUMBER}}, congestion/energy uplift/transmission uplift is {{CURRENCY}}. Current EES curves are light in this area. For {{NUMBER}} & beyond when LMP is adopted in NE ISO and socialized allocation is eliminated, the congestion component alone in the {{LOCATION}} area will be well over $10/Mwh (based on actual congestion $'s from {{DATE}} to date in the Boston area). Much like the {{LOCATION}} situation, these locational congestion charges can be significant and {{PERSON}} and {{PERSON}} will begin immediately developing delivered energy pricing curves for specific locations that go well beyond the wholesale pricing points we mark right now. I hope this helps.

Text: For 01 and 02, congestion/energy uplift/transmission uplift is $3.50 to $4.50/Mwh. Current EES curves are light in this area. For 03 & beyond when LMP is adopted in NE ISO and socialized allocation is eliminated, the congestion component alone in the Boston area will be well over $10/Mwh (based on actual congestion $'s from May 99 to date in the Boston area). Much like the Dallas situation, these locational congestion charges can be significant and Rogers and Don will begin immediately developing delivered energy pricing curves for specific locations that go well beyond the wholesale pricing points we mark right now. I hope this helps.

Text:
For
01
and
02,
congestion/energy
uplift/transmission
uplift
is
$3.50 to $4.50/Mwh
Current
EES
curves
are
light
in
this
area.
For
03
beyond
when
LMP
is
adopted
in
NE
ISO
and
socialized
allocation
is
eliminated,
the
congestion
component
alone
in
the
Boston
area
will
be
well
over
10/Mwh
based
on
actual
congestion
s
from
May
99
to
date
in
the
Boston
area).
Much
like
the
Dallas
situation,
these
locational
congestion
charges
can
be
significant
and
Rogers
and
Don
will
begin
immediately
developing
delivered
energy
pricing
curves
for
specific
locations
that
go
well
beyond
the
wholesale
pricing
points
we
mark
right
now.
I
hope
this
helps.


Text: {{PRICE}}NCY}} Price You Don’t Say?! {{ORGANIZATION}} Says Bitcoin {{PERSON/GROUP}} Waiting for Price Bottom

Bitcoin bulls expect the price to go up over time and are generally happiest in a rising market. If only there was some way to be sure that the market IS going in that direction… like maybe a {{INDICATOR}}! Well according to this Bloomberg headline, perhaps now there is. {{PRICE}} ‘The Sign Bulls Are Waiting For’

By the very definition, bitcoin “finding a bottom” would mean that the price could only go up. In that knowledge, bulls could invest with gleeful abandon. What stronger sign do you need? Couldn’t we just replace “May Be” in that headline with “Is”? And if bottoms were that easy to pinpoint wouldn’t we all be rich? Looking for a Bottom

{{PERSON/GROUP}} constantly scour charts looking for trends in Bitcoin price 00 and momentum amongst several other indicators. Successfully calling the top or bottom of a market is their holy grail, but it can only be confirmed in retrospect. The majority of the time, analysts and market watchers are simply looking for a bottom. Despite the headline, the article itself does acknowledge this in the very first sentence:

Bitcoin could finally be hitting a bottom before heading higher.

Text: Bitcoin Price You Don’t Say?! Bloomberg Says Bitcoin Bulls Waiting for Price Bottom

Bitcoin bulls expect the price to go up over time and are generally happiest in a rising market. If only there was some way to be sure that the market IS going in that direction… like maybe a sign! Well according to this Bloomberg headline, perhaps now there is. Bitcoin Price Bottom ‘The Sign Bulls Are Waiting For’

By the very definition, bitcoin “finding a bottom” would mean that the price could only go up. In that knowledge, bulls could invest with gleeful abandon. What stronger sign do you need? Couldn’t we just replace “May Be” in that headline with “Is”? And if bottoms were that easy to pinpoint wouldn’t we all be rich? Looking for a Bottom

Analysts constantly scour charts looking for trends in Bitcoin price 00 and momentum amongst several other indicators. Successfully calling the top or bottom of a market is their holy grail, but it can only be confirmed in retrospect. The majority of the time, analysts and market watchers are simply looking for a bottom. Despite the headline, the article itself does acknowledge this in the very first sentence:

Bitcoin could finally be hitting a bottom before heading higher.


Text: {{PRODUCT}}CT}} One {{PRODUCT}} (Bitcoin’s Smallest Unit) Now Worth Over Five {{CURRENCY}}ars

A single satoshi, or one one-hundred-millionth of a bitcoin, is now worth nearly six Venezuelan bolivars – according to the ‘official’ rate. Not Worth the Paper It’s Printed On

Unlike physical money or digital fiat, a bitcoin can be divided into much smaller fractions. The smallest possible unit, called a ‘satoshi,’ is 0.00000001 {{PRODUCT}}, or one one-hundred-millionth, of a single bitcoin. Now – just seven months after the satoshi reached parity with the bolivar – Bitcoin’s smallest possible unit is worth nearly six bolivars (VEF), according to {{ORGANIZATION}}’s official exchange rate. The actual exchange rate in Venezuela, however, is difficult to pinpoint. The {{LOCATION}} country’s central bank, {{ORGANIZATION}}, has become an unreliable source of information following the dramatic inflation which has decimated the nation’s economy. In fact, the {{ORGANIZATION}} (IMF) recently criticized Venezuela for not disclosing its economic data and has estimated that the nation’s inflation could exceed 13,000 percent this year. At the same time, the {{ORGANIZATION}} puts Venezuela’s annual inflation rate, as of last month, at 7849 percent.

Text: Bitcoin Price One Satoshi (Bitcoin’s Smallest Unit) Now Worth Over Five Venezuelan Bolivars

A single satoshi, or one one-hundred-millionth of a bitcoin, is now worth nearly six Venezuelan bolivars – according to the ‘official’ rate. Not Worth the Paper It’s Printed On

Unlike physical money or digital fiat, a bitcoin can be divided into much smaller fractions. The smallest possible unit, called a ‘satoshi,’ is 0.00000001 BTC, or one one-hundred-millionth, of a single bitcoin. Now – just seven months after the satoshi reached parity with the bolivar – Bitcoin’s smallest possible unit is worth nearly six bolivars (VEF), according to Google’s official exchange rate. The actual exchange rate in Venezuela, however, is difficult to pinpoint. The South American country’s central bank, Banco Central de Venezuela, has become an unreliable source of information following the dramatic inflation which has decimated the nation’s economy. In fact, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) recently criticized Venezuela for not disclosing its economic data and has estimated that the nation’s inflation could exceed 13,000 percent this year. At the same time, the U.S. Department of Labor Statistics puts Venezuela’s annual inflation rate, as of last month, at 7849 percent.

Text:
Bitcoin
Price
One
Satoshi
Bitcoin’s
Smallest
Unit)
Now
Worth
Over
Five
Venezuelan Bolivars
A
single
satoshi,
or
one
one-hundred-millionth
of
a
bitcoin,
is
now
worth
nearly
six
Venezuelan
bolivars
–
according
to
the
‘official’
rate.
Not
Worth
the
Paper
It’s
Printed
On
Unlike
physical
money
or
digital
fiat,
a
bitcoin
can
be
divided
into
much
smaller
fractions.
The
smallest
possible
unit,
called
a
‘satoshi,’
is
0.00000001
BTC,
or
one
one-hundred-millionth,
of
a
single
bitcoin.
Now
–
just
seven
months
after
the
satoshi
reached
parity
with
the
bolivar
–
Bitcoin’s
smallest
possible
unit
is
worth
nearly
six
bolivars
VEF),
according
to
Google’s
official
exchange
rate.
The
actual
exchange
rate
in
Venezuela,
however,
is
difficult
to
pinpoint.
The
South
American
country’s
central
bank,
Banco
Central
de
Venezuela,
has
become
an
unreliable
source
of
information
following
the
dramatic
inflation
which
has
decimated
the
nation’s
economy.
In
fact,
the
International
Monetary
Fund
IMF)
recently
criticized
Venezuela
for
not
disclosing
its
economic
data
and
has
estimated
that
the
nation’s
inflation
could
exceed
13,000
percent
this
year.
At
the
same
time,
the
U.S.
Department
of
Labor
Statistics
puts
Venezuela’s
annual
inflation
rate,
as
of
last
month,
at
7849
percent.


Text: Different {{PERSON}} use different types of {{TECHNOLOGY}} ({{TECHNOLOGY}}) which are also called mobile devices: laptops, tablet computers, {{TECHNOLOGY}} ({{TECHNOLOGY}}), {{TECHNOLOGY}} ({{TECHNOLOGY}}), cell phones, {{TECHNOLOGY}}, {{TECHNOLOGY}}, {{TECHNOLOGY}}, {{TECHNOLOGY}} ({{TECHNOLOGY}}), {{TECHNOLOGY}}, {{TRADEMARK}} (iPhone is a trademark of {{COMPANY}}), iPads (iPad is a trademark of Apple, Inc.), and other various {{TECHNOLOGY}}, etc. There are many applications which use various message formats to carry out a variety of {{CONCEPT}}. Many of these applications intersect in functionality, message formats, and processing. This causes redundant processing and storing of data at a MS which is usually limited in {{CONCEPT}}, {{CONCEPT}} and {{CONCEPT}}. A method is needed for consolidating, standardizing, or at least organizing {{CONCEPT}} to provide {{CONCEPT}}, storage and performance. The term “message” or “messaging” as used herein is meant to be interpreted in the broadest sense of {{CONCEPT}} or communicating {{CONCEPT}} to a recipient user. A {{CONCEPT}} is needed for enabling users to manage messages (e.g.

Text: Different users use different types of Mobile data processing Systems (MSs) which are also called mobile devices: laptops, tablet computers, Personal Computers (PCs), Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs), cell phones, automobile dashboard mounted data processing systems, shopping cart mounted data processing systems, mobile vehicle or apparatus mounted data processing systems, Personal Navigational Devices (PNDs), Android enabled devices, iPhones (iPhone is a trademark of Apple, Inc.), iPads (iPad is a trademark of Apple, Inc.), and other various handheld mobile data processing systems, etc. There are many applications which use various message formats to carry out a variety of functionality. Many of these applications intersect in functionality, message formats, and processing. This causes redundant processing and storing of data at a MS which is usually limited in performance, storage capacity and processing power. A method is needed for consolidating, standardizing, or at least organizing overlapping messaging functionality to provide optimal MS processing, storage and performance. The term “message” or “messaging” as used herein is meant to be interpreted in the broadest sense of conveying or communicating information to a recipient user. A well organized method is needed for enabling users to manage messages (e.g.

Text: Different users use different types of Mobile data processing Systems MSs) which are also called mobile devices: laptops, tablet computers, Personal Computers PCs), Personal Digital Assistants PDAs), cell phones, automobile dashboard mounted data processing systems, shopping cart mounted data processing systems, mobile vehicle or apparatus mounted data processing systems, Personal Navigational Devices PNDs), Android enabled devices, iPhones iPhone is a trademark of Apple, Inc.), iPads iPad is a trademark of Apple, Inc.), and other various handheld mobile data processing systems, etc. There are many applications which use various message formats to carry out a variety of functionality. Many of these applications intersect in functionality, message formats, and processing. This causes redundant processing and storing of data at a MS which is usually limited in performance, storage capacity and processing power. A method is needed for consolidating, standardizing, or at least organizing overlapping messaging functionality to provide optimal MS processing, storage and performance. The term “message” or “messaging” as used herein is meant to be interpreted in the broadest sense of conveying or communicating information to a recipient user. A well organized method is needed for enabling users to manage messages e.g.


Text: The {{PERSON}} behind over 100 bomb threats to {{ORGANIZATION}} has a {{PRODUCT}} worth millions of shekels, yet we're being told to believe he has "severe autism" and a {{MEDICAL CONDITION}} which renders him incompetent. From the {{ORGANIZATION}}:

The Jewish teenager s{{COUNTRY}}pected of making over 100 {{CRIME}} to {{ORGANIZATION}} (JCCs) in the US is believed to have earned a small fortune selling drugs and fake documents online. When it initially emerged that {{NATIONALITY}}-based {{PERSON}}, 18, held a {{PRODUCT}} worth millions of shekels (a million shekels = £220,000, $273,000) -- it prompted suspicions that he may have been in the employment of another party. However, Israeli news site {{ORGANIZATION}} reported on 6 April that police believe he acquired the Bitcoin by selling drugs and forged documents such as passports and visas through the {{WEBSITE}}. He may also have been paid by criminals to {{CRIME}}. Police do not currently know who made the payments to the teenager. His {{FINANCIAL}} may have resulted from {{CRIME}}. The boy's {{PERSON}}, who we learned after the initial arrest is a {{OCCUPATION}} who was also detained, said Monday his son has "severe autism" and a brain tumor and was "motivated solely by the disease."

Text: The Jewish teenager behind over 100 bomb threats to Jewish centers has a Bitcoin wallet worth millions of shekels, yet we're being told to believe he has "severe autism" and a brain tumor which renders him incompetent. From the IB Times:

The Jewish teenager suspected of making over 100 hoax bomb threats to Jewish Community Centres (JCCs) in the US is believed to have earned a small fortune selling drugs and fake documents online. When it initially emerged that Israeli-based Michael Kaydar, 18, held a Bitcoin account worth millions of shekels (a million shekels = £220,000, $273,000) -- it prompted suspicions that he may have been in the employment of another party. However, Israeli news site Haaretz reported on 6 April that police believe he acquired the Bitcoin by selling drugs and forged documents such as passports and visas through the Dark Web. He may also have been paid by criminals to hack businesses. Police do not currently know who made the payments to the teenager. His earnings may have resulted from thousands of small criminal transactions. The boy's father, who we learned after the initial arrest is a tech guru who was also detained, said Monday his son has "severe autism" and a brain tumor and was "motivated solely by the disease."

Text: The Jewish teenager behind over 100 bomb threats to Jewish centers has a Bitcoin wallet worth millions of shekels, yet we're being told to believe he has severe autism" and a brain tumor which renders him incompetent. From the IB Times: The Jewish teenager suspected of making over 100 hoax bomb threats to Jewish Community Centres JCCs) in the US is believed to have earned a small fortune selling drugs and fake documents online. When it initially emerged that Israeli-based Michael Kaydar, 18, held a Bitcoin account worth millions of shekels a million shekels £220,000, 273,000) it prompted suspicions that he may have been in the employment of another party. However, Israeli news site Haaretz reported on 6 April that police believe he acquired the Bitcoin by selling drugs and forged documents such as passports and visas through the Dark Web. He may also have been paid by criminals to hack businesses. Police do not currently know who made the payments to the teenager. His earnings may have resulted from thousands of small criminal transactions. The boy's father, who we learned after the initial arrest is a tech guru who was also detained, said Monday his son has severe autism" and a brain tumor and was motivated solely by the disease."


Text: I’ve tried some other online learning tools in the past with varying degrees of success ({{LEARNING TOOL}} is awesome for learning {{LANGUAGE}}, while {{LEARNING TOOL}} was frustrating for learning {{PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE}} and {{PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE}}). The biggest benefit of {{LEARNING TOOL}} is that it is {{FEATURE}}. I think this is critical to learning anything, since passive participation severely limits your ability to immerse yourself in a given topic of study. Skillshare was an opportunity to push myself outside of my comfort zone and get my hands dirty. I wanted to get a solid overview of {{TOPIC OF STUDY}}}} Strategy. My background up until this point has been in traditional strategy focused on the {{MARKET}}. Expanding my knowledge was important to me; it’s time to adopt a digital worldview. Digital expertise has become an essential skill set. Digital will account for one in five ad dollars in {{YEAR}}. {{GROUP}} and agencies are looking for, at the very least, a basic understanding of how digital applies to their brands. The more you can add to the discussion, the more valuable you become as an asset. Anyway, I’ve embedded my final presentation for our client Vastrm below. I had received some feedback from our instructor, {{PERSON}}, to strengthen the consumer portion (attitudes, behaviors, etc.)

Text: I’ve tried some other online learning tools in the past with varying degrees of success (Textfugu is awesome for learning Japanese, while Udemy was frustrating for learning HTML and CSS). The biggest benefit of Skillshare is that it is INTERACTIVE. I think this is critical to learning anything, since passive participation severely limits your ability to immerse yourself in a given topic of study. Skillshare was an opportunity to push myself outside of my comfort zone and get my hands dirty. I wanted to get a solid overview of Digital Strategy. My background up until this point has been in traditional strategy focused on the U.S. Hispanic market. Expanding my knowledge was important to me; it’s time to adopt a digital worldview. Digital expertise has become an essential skill set. Digital will account for one in five ad dollars in 2013. Clients and agencies are looking for, at the very least, a basic understanding of how digital applies to their brands. The more you can add to the discussion, the more valuable you become as an asset. Anyway, I’ve embedded my final presentation for our client Vastrm below. I had received some feedback from our instructor, Julian Cole, to strengthen the consumer portion (attitudes, behaviors, etc.)

Text:
I’ve
tried
some
other
online
learning
tools
in
the
past
with
varying
degrees
of
success
Textfugu
is
awesome
for
learning
Japanese,
while
Udemy
was
frustrating
for
learning
HTML
and
CSS).
The
biggest
benefit
of
Skillshare
is
that
it
is
INTERACTIVE.
I
think
this
is
critical
to
learning
anything,
since
passive
participation
severely
limits
your
ability
to
immerse
yourself
in
a
given
topic
of
study.
Skillshare
was
an
opportunity
to
push
myself
outside
of
my
comfort
zone
and
get
my
hands
dirty.
I
wanted
to
get
a
solid
overview
of
Digital
Strategy.
My
background
up
until
this
point
has
been
in
traditional
strategy
focused
on
the
U.S. Hispanic market
Expanding
my
knowledge
was
important
to
me;
it’s
time
to
adopt
a
digital
worldview.
Digital
expertise
has
become
an
essential
skill
set.
Digital
will
account
for
one
in
five
ad
dollars
in
2013.
Clients
and
agencies
are
looking
for,
at
the
very
least,
a
basic
understanding
of
how
digital
applies
to
their
brands.
The
more
you
can
add
to
the
discussion,
the
more
valuable
you
become
as
an
asset.
Anyway,
I’ve
embedded
my
final
presentation
for
our
client
Vastrm
below.
I
had
received
some
feedback
from
our
instructor,
Julian
Cole,
to
strengthen
the
consumer
portion
attitudes,
behaviors,
etc.)


Text: Get Yourself Organized:

The first step in how to prepare your financial statements for a {{TYPE OF FINANCIAL STATEMENT}} is to get yourself organized. You can do this in three easy to follow sub-steps. Locate and sort all of your expense receipts by {{TIME}}. I have a habit of putting the expense receipts, by month, either in a folder or in an envelope, for easy storage and location afterwards. Print all bank and credit {{EXPENSE CATEGORY}}d statements and sort them by month. Attach all receipts to the related credit card or bank statement. This makes it easy to identify how a particular expense was paid and when it was paid. Prepare Your Expense Sheet:

The next step in preparing your business’s financial statements involves preparing the expenses spreadsheet. In the example I have given, I have used the business of an IT contractor/independent consultant. He has registered his corporation for HST, and is collecting sales tax from customers. Notice in the spreadsheet that I have subdivided the expenses into three main categories. As your business is unique, your categories may be different from mine. My categories are:

Car

{{EXPENSE CATEGORY}}, and

{{EXPENSE CATEGORY}}

I have further subdivided these categories by expense item. It is best practice to prepare this spreadsheet on a {{TIME}} as doing so can save you a lot in time, money, and effort.

Text: Get Yourself Organized:

The first step in how to prepare your financial statements for a corporation is to get yourself organized. You can do this in three easy to follow sub-steps. Locate and sort all of your expense receipts by month. I have a habit of putting the expense receipts, by month, either in a folder or in an envelope, for easy storage and location afterwards. Print all bank and credit card statements and sort them by month. Attach all receipts to the related credit card or bank statement. This makes it easy to identify how a particular expense was paid and when it was paid. Prepare Your Expense Sheet:

The next step in preparing your business’s financial statements involves preparing the expenses spreadsheet. In the example I have given, I have used the business of an IT contractor/independent consultant. He has registered his corporation for HST, and is collecting sales tax from customers. Notice in the spreadsheet that I have subdivided the expenses into three main categories. As your business is unique, your categories may be different from mine. My categories are:

Car

Operating expenses, and

Home office

I have further subdivided these categories by expense item. It is best practice to prepare this spreadsheet on a monthly basis as doing so can save you a lot in time, money, and effort.


Text: Q:

Validating a contract before sending ethers to it

This is a partially philosophical question, by an {{TECHNOLOGY}} newbie. When calling a contract, you send ethers to it. Before that, you checked of course that the contract does something interesting/useful for you and is worth of your {{CURRENCY}}. You typically do so on the basis of the written documentation of the contract. But the author of the contract may deceive you, or may simply be wrong. If you're serious and knowledgeable, you check the source code of the contract. (And, if it not available, you simply never send your ethers to it.) Not only it is difficult, but it is not a proof that the compiled contract in the {{TECHNOLOGY}} matches the source code you got. It seems to me that there are only three solutions, none very satisfying:

Compiling the source code yourself and see if it matches the binary. If it does, OK, if it doesn't, it may simply means you do not have the same version of the compiler... (If you do not have a compiler locally, you can use  https://{{WEBSITE}}/verifyContract )
Checking the binary, using techniques similar to what the reversers are doing when they analyze malware. Obviously very complicated.

Text: Q:

Validating a contract before sending ethers to it

This is a partially philosophical question, by an Ethereum newbie. When calling a contract, you send ethers to it. Before that, you checked of course that the contract does something interesting/useful for you and is worth of your cryptomoney. You typically do so on the basis of the written documentation of the contract. But the author of the contract may deceive you, or may simply be wrong. If you're serious and knowledgeable, you check the source code of the contract. (And, if it not available, you simply never send your ethers to it.) Not only it is difficult, but it is not a proof that the compiled contract in the blockchain matches the source code you got. It seems to me that there are only three solutions, none very satisfying:

Compiling the source code yourself and see if it matches the binary. If it does, OK, if it doesn't, it may simply means you do not have the same version of the compiler... (If you do not have a compiler locally, you can use  https://etherscan.io/verifyContract )
Checking the binary, using techniques similar to what the reversers are doing when they analyze malware. Obviously very complicated.

Text: Q: Validating a contract before sending ethers to it This is a partially philosophical question, by an Ethereum newbie. When calling a contract, you send ethers to it. Before that, you checked of course that the contract does something interesting/useful for you and is worth of your cryptomoney You typically do so on the basis of the written documentation of the contract. But the author of the contract may deceive you, or may simply be wrong. If you're serious and knowledgeable, you check the source code of the contract. And, if it not available, you simply never send your ethers to it.) Not only it is difficult, but it is not a proof that the compiled contract in the blockchain matches the source code you got. It seems to me that there are only three solutions, none very satisfying: Compiling the source code yourself and see if it matches the binary. If it does, OK, if it doesn't, it may simply means you do not have the same version of the compiler... If you do not have a compiler locally, you can use https://etherscan.io/verifyContract Checking the binary, using techniques similar to what the reversers are doing when they analyze malware. Obviously very complicated.


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“I want to see a world that’s fairer, guided with a purer vision, and I want money and value to be squarely under the control and purview of individuals.”

Why BEAM?

Text: BEAM is continuously upholding the foundation of privacy as a value. As BEAM protects the values that Mimblewimble privacy protocols continue to spread, distinguished and influential ambassadors within the cryptocurrency continue to represent our values and contribute to its widespread impact. Ambassadors are devoting themselves to building a fairer future where the privacy and the financial privacy paradigms are protected. Meet Dylan Dewdney, an influential ambassador currently in Toronto, Canada! Dylan Dewdney

Dylan, Let’s Get to Know You! I have been known for being a pretty energetic, creative, sensitive, and sometimes precocious kid. I’ve forever been fascinated by various types of technologies, especially because I was a child during the time when the internet was just beginning. Now as an adult, I see a time where a blockchain world is just starting to develop. I want to be a part of this industry and I currently have that chance. I am intrigued by ideas relating to improving human self-organization and systems due to my academic background in Social Theory and Sociology. I pride myself on typically being enough steps ahead that people often think I’m a bit “out there.”

“I want to see a world that’s fairer, guided with a purer vision, and I want money and value to be squarely under the control and purview of individuals.”

Why BEAM?


Text: {{COMPANY}}'s {{PERSON}} said he is not concerned about the decline in the number of the carrier's postpaid phone customers because of the growth of AT&T's ({{STOCK EXCHANGE}}: T) {{PRODUCT}} prepaid wireless business. And he said that AT&T has a significant cross-selling opportunity following its acquisition of pay-TV company {{COMPANY}}. "It's a really great position that I feel we're in," said de la Vega in comments at the 44th Annual {{EVENT}}. De la Vega is vice chairman of AT&T and {{JOB TITLE}} of the operator's {{DIVISION}}, a position he gained in February. De la Vega previously was the head of AT&T's wireless business before being promoted to president and CEO of {{DIVISION}} in 2014. "We have the best base of wireless customers in the {{CONCEPT}}," de la Vega said, explaining that AT&T continues to maintain a solid base of {{PRODUCT}} customers because the carrier was the exclusive provider for the iPhone for years before the rest of the nation's wireless carriers began selling the device. When questioned about AT&T's ongoing postpaid customer losses, de la Vega said that those shortfalls are being countered by the success of AT&T's Cricket prepaid brand.

Text: AT&T's Ralph de la Vega said he is not concerned about the decline in the number of the carrier's postpaid phone customers because of the growth of AT&T's (NYSE: T) Cricket prepaid wireless business. And he said that AT&T has a significant cross-selling opportunity following its acquisition of pay-TV company DirecTV. "It's a really great position that I feel we're in," said de la Vega in comments at the 44th Annual J.P. Morgan Conference. De la Vega is vice chairman of AT&T and CEO of the operator's Business Solutions & International division, a position he gained in February. De la Vega previously was the head of AT&T's wireless business before being promoted to president and CEO of AT&T Mobile and Business Solutions in 2014. "We have the best base of wireless customers in the industry," de la Vega said, explaining that AT&T continues to maintain a solid base of iPhone customers because the carrier was the exclusive provider for the iPhone for years before the rest of the nation's wireless carriers began selling the device. When questioned about AT&T's ongoing postpaid customer losses, de la Vega said that those shortfalls are being countered by the success of AT&T's Cricket prepaid brand.

Text: AT&T's Ralph de la Vega said he is not concerned about the decline in the number of the carrier's postpaid phone customers because of the growth of AT&T's NYSE T) Cricket prepaid wireless business. And he said that AT&T has a significant cross-selling opportunity following its acquisition of pay-TV company DirecTV. It's a really great position that I feel we're in," said de la Vega in comments at the 44th Annual J.P. Morgan Conference. De la Vega is vice chairman of AT&T and CEO of the operator's Business Solutions International division, a position he gained in February. De la Vega previously was the head of AT&T's wireless business before being promoted to president and CEO of AT&T Mobile and Business Solutions in 2014. We have the best base of wireless customers in the industry," de la Vega said, explaining that AT&T continues to maintain a solid base of iPhone customers because the carrier was the exclusive provider for the iPhone for years before the rest of the nation's wireless carriers began selling the device. When questioned about AT&T's ongoing postpaid customer losses, de la Vega said that those shortfalls are being countered by the success of AT&T's Cricket prepaid brand.


Text: The pound plunged and then rallied against the euro after {{PERSON}}’s {{EVENT}} deal was overwhelm{{ORGANIZATION}}ly rejected by {{ORGANIZATION}}. {{CURRENCY}} fell 0.74 per cent against the euro to hit €1.1133 and 1.19 per cent against the dollar to hit $1.2711. But it then recovered against the euro, rising 0.37 per cent to €1.1257. And against the dollar it then jumped to $1.2830

MPs rejected the prime minister’s deal by 202 to 432. The result was immediately followed by {{PERSON}} tabling a vote of no confidence in Theresa May. The Chancellor {{PERSON}} and the Business Secretary {{PERSON}} telephoned business leaders immediately after the vote to attempt to assure them that a Brexit deal was still achievable. If a no-deal hard Brexit comes to pass, ING predicts sterling would tank to $1.12 and hit parity with the euro. Some market watchers suggested that traders were anticipating a major government reversal of policy in the wake of the historic defeat for Ms May. “Traders are seemingly taking the outcome as paving the way for an extension of the {{EVENT}} deadline, rather than increasing the chances of a no-deal Brexit and this has caused the recovery seen in the pound,” said {{PERSON}} of {{ORGANIZATION}}. "Sterling has pared its earlier loss – this is not surprising.

Text: The pound plunged and then rallied against the euro after Theresa May’s Brexit deal was overwhelmingly rejected by Parliament. Sterling fell 0.74 per cent against the euro to hit €1.1133 and 1.19 per cent against the dollar to hit $1.2711. But it then recovered against the euro, rising 0.37 per cent to €1.1257. And against the dollar it then jumped to $1.2830

MPs rejected the prime minister’s deal by 202 to 432. The result was immediately followed by Jeremy Corbyn tabling a vote of no confidence in Theresa May. The Chancellor Philip Hammond and the Business Secretary Greg Clark telephoned business leaders immediately after the vote to attempt to assure them that a Brexit deal was still achievable. If a no-deal hard Brexit comes to pass, ING predicts sterling would tank to $1.12 and hit parity with the euro. Some market watchers suggested that traders were anticipating a major government reversal of policy in the wake of the historic defeat for Ms May. “Traders are seemingly taking the outcome as paving the way for an extension of the Article 50 deadline, rather than increasing the chances of a no-deal Brexit and this has caused the recovery seen in the pound,” said David Cheetham of XTB. "Sterling has pared its earlier loss – this is not surprising.

Text: The pound plunged and then rallied against the euro after Theresa May’s Brexit deal was overwhelmingly rejected by Parliament. Sterling fell 0.74 per cent against the euro to hit €1.1133 and 1.19 per cent against the dollar to hit 1.2711. But it then recovered against the euro, rising 0.37 per cent to €1.1257. And against the dollar it then jumped to 1.2830 MPs rejected the prime minister’s deal by 202 to 432. The result was immediately followed by Jeremy Corbyn tabling a vote of no confidence in Theresa May. The Chancellor Philip Hammond and the Business Secretary Greg Clark telephoned business leaders immediately after the vote to attempt to assure them that a Brexit deal was still achievable. If a no-deal hard Brexit comes to pass, ING predicts sterling would tank to 1.12 and hit parity with the euro. Some market watchers suggested that traders were anticipating a major government reversal of policy in the wake of the historic defeat for Ms May. “Traders are seemingly taking the outcome as paving the way for an extension of the Article 50 deadline, rather than increasing the chances of a no-deal Brexit and this has caused the recovery seen in the pound,” said David Cheetham of XTB. Sterling has pared its earlier loss – this is not surprising.


Text: Finding the perfect fundraising idea can be quite a challenge, particularly when coping with young kids. When fundraising with kids, the perfect idea is one that’s both fun and safe. There’s a countless number of ideas that can match this standards. One of the most proven fundraising strategies and great fundraising ideas, that’s kid suitable would be a fun run or 10k. A fun run is a fantastic means to raise funds and get exercise at the exact same time it is possible to request the kids to dress up to make it fun. How they work is straightforward, each participant brings patrons, who pledge a contribution for every kilometre they walk or run. If this is part of a school event you always have the option to get each course to walk or run a specific number and add the absolute space collectively at the end. You can find many methods to pull {{FINANCIAL}} and the most noticeable is from {{GROUP}}. Yet, another excellent source of patrons can be from {{ORGANIZATION}}, many small business owners take every chance to be {{ATTRIBUTE}} and will be willing to support the project. Just always remember that the kids should not attempt to pull a sponsorship from strangers, without adult supervision. Having a cake sale is another excellent idea for fundraising with young kids.

Text: Finding the perfect fundraising idea can be quite a challenge, particularly when coping with young kids. When fundraising with kids, the perfect idea is one that’s both fun and safe. There’s a countless number of ideas that can match this standards. One of the most proven fundraising strategies and great fundraising ideas, that’s kid suitable would be a fun run or 10k. A fun run is a fantastic means to raise funds and get exercise at the exact same time it is possible to request the kids to dress up to make it fun. How they work is straightforward, each participant brings patrons, who pledge a contribution for every kilometre they walk or run. If this is part of a school event you always have the option to get each course to walk or run a specific number and add the absolute space collectively at the end. You can find many methods to pull sponsorship and the most noticeable is from friends and family. Yet, another excellent source of patrons can be from small businesses, many small business owners take every chance to be philanthropic and will be willing to support the project. Just always remember that the kids should not attempt to pull a sponsorship from strangers, without adult supervision. Having a cake sale is another excellent idea for fundraising with young kids.


Text: The {{ORGANIZATION}} adopted the rules for securities linked to mortgages and auto loans on a 5-0 vote. The commissioners also imposed new {{REGULATION}} on the agencies that rate the debt of companies, {{ORGANIZATION}} and issues of securities. That vote split 3-2 along party lines, with the two {{POLITICAL AFFILIATION}} opposing adoption of the rules. {{FINANCIAL PRODUCT}} bundled into securities and sold on {{LOCATION}} soured after the {{EVENT}} burst in 2007, losing billions in value. The vast sales of {{FINANCIAL PRODUCT}} ignited the crisis that plunged the economy into the deepest recession since the Great Depression and brought a {{FINANCIAL PRODUCT}} of banks. Requiring sellers of the securities to provide information on {{FINANCIAL PRODUCT}} and income will enable {{JOB TITLE}} to better assess the risks of the loans underlying the securities, commissioners said. "These reforms will make a real difference to investors and to our financial markets," {{PERSON}} said before the vote. A recent report by the {{ORGANIZATION}} showed that {{FINANCIAL PRODUCT}} jumped to the highest level in eight years this spring, fueled by a big increase in lending to {{CONCEPT}}. The Fed also said that loans to borrowers with weak credit, known as subprime loans, continue to make up a smaller proportion of total auto loans than before the recession.

Text: The Securities and Exchange Commission adopted the rules for securities linked to mortgages and auto loans on a 5-0 vote. The commissioners also imposed new conflict-of-interest rules on the agencies that rate the debt of companies, governments and issues of securities. That vote split 3-2 along party lines, with the two Republican commissioners opposing adoption of the rules. Home mortgages bundled into securities and sold on Wall Street soured after the housing bubble burst in 2007, losing billions in value. The vast sales of risky securities ignited the crisis that plunged the economy into the deepest recession since the Great Depression and brought a taxpayer bailout of banks. Requiring sellers of the securities to provide information on borrowers' credit and income will enable investors to better assess the risks of the loans underlying the securities, commissioners said. "These reforms will make a real difference to investors and to our financial markets," SEC Chair Mary Jo White said before the vote. A recent report by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York showed that U.S. auto loans jumped to the highest level in eight years this spring, fueled by a big increase in lending to risky borrowers. The Fed also said that loans to borrowers with weak credit, known as subprime loans, continue to make up a smaller proportion of total auto loans than before the recession.

Text:
The
Securities
and
Exchange
Commission
adopted
the
rules
for
securities
linked
to
mortgages
and
auto
loans
on
a
5-0
vote.
The
commissioners
also
imposed
new
conflict-of-interest
rules
on
the
agencies
that
rate
the
debt
of
companies,
governments
and
issues
of
securities.
That
vote
split
3-2
along
party
lines,
with
the
two
Republican
commissioners
opposing
adoption
of
the
rules.
Home mortgages
bundled
into
securities
and
sold
on
Wall
Street
soured
after
the
housing
bubble
burst
in
2007,
losing
billions
in
value.
The
vast
sales
of
risky securities
ignited
the
crisis
that
plunged
the
economy
into
the
deepest
recession
since
the
Great
Depression
and
brought
a
taxpayer bailout
of
banks.
Requiring
sellers
of
the
securities
to
provide
information
on
borrowers' credit
and
income
will
enable
investors
to
better
assess
the
risks
of
the
loans
underlying
the
securities,
commissioners
said.
These
reforms
will
make
a
real
difference
to
investors
and
to
our
financial
markets,"
SEC
Chair
Mary
Jo
White
said
before
the
vote.
A
recent
report
by
the
Federal
Reserve
Bank
of
New
York
showed
that
U.S. auto loans
jumped
to
the
highest
level
in
eight
years
this
spring,
fueled
by
a
big
increase
in
lending
to
risky
borrowers.
The
Fed
also
said
that
loans
to
borrowers
with
weak
credit,
known
as
subprime
loans,
continue
to
make
up
a
smaller
proportion
of
total
auto
loans
than
before
the
recession.


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reliable, but we do not represent that it is accurate or complete. Nothing
contained herein should be considered as an offer to sell or a solicitation
of an offer to buy any financial instruments discussed herein. Any
opinions expressed herein are solely those of the author. As such, they
may differ in material respects from those of, or expressed or published by
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Distillate     http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/hoil83.pdf
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Dec WTI/Brent Spread
http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/clz-qoz.pdf
Dec Heat Crack     http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/heatcrack.pdf
Dec Gas Crack     http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/gascrack.pdf
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Jan/Feb Heat Spread     http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/hof-hog.pdf
Dec Gas/Heat Spread     http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/huz-hoz.pdf
Feb Gas/Heat Spread     http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/hug-hog.pdf
Dec/Mar Unlead Spread
http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/huz-huh.pdf

Nat Gas Strip Matrix
http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/StripmatrixNG83.pdf
Nat Gas Spread Matrix
http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/SpreadmatrixNG83.pdf

Crude and Products Spread Matrix
http://www.carrfut.com/research/Energy1/SpreadmatrixCL83.pdf

Scott Mollner Recomendation
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Text: {{EXCHANGE}}, {{EXCHANGE}}, {{EXCHANGE}}, {{EXCHANGE}}. What do all these exchanges have in common? More than 130,000 {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}} ($73,818,875 at today’s prices) has collectively been stolen from them in 2016. Hacks and heists at bitcoin exchanges happen so often that it’s becoming less surprising when a new one takes place. However, just because the routine has dulled the impact doesn’t mean it isn’t being felt. When a heist does happen, investors still face significant losses, negative news continues to drive away consumers and new pressures emerge for entrepreneurs looking to launch new products. {{PERSON}}, executive director of {{ORGANIZATION}}, told {{PUBLICATION}} that these sorts of events make his organization’s job harder. The non-profit cryptocurrency research and {{ORGANIZATION}}, he said, is forced to explain the differences between a compromised intermediary and the security of the core network. Brito explained:

“Major hacks put pressure on {{ORGANIZATION}} who haven’t yet acted on digital currencies to do so, and that pressure can make them less receptive to arguments for a light touch approach.”

And with headlines suggesting that bitcoin itself is hacked, it can continue to be difficult for entrepreneurs and advocates to educate regulators.

Text: Cryptsy, Shapeshift, Gatecoin, Bitfinex. What do all these exchanges have in common? More than 130,000 BTC ($73,818,875 at today’s prices) has collectively been stolen from them in 2016. Hacks and heists at bitcoin exchanges happen so often that it’s becoming less surprising when a new one takes place. However, just because the routine has dulled the impact doesn’t mean it isn’t being felt. When a heist does happen, investors still face significant losses, negative news continues to drive away consumers and new pressures emerge for entrepreneurs looking to launch new products. Jerry Brito, executive director of Coin Center, told CoinDesk that these sorts of events make his organization’s job harder. The non-profit cryptocurrency research and advocacy group, he said, is forced to explain the differences between a compromised intermediary and the security of the core network. Brito explained:

“Major hacks put pressure on consumer protection regulators who haven’t yet acted on digital currencies to do so, and that pressure can make them less receptive to arguments for a light touch approach.”

And with headlines suggesting that bitcoin itself is hacked, it can continue to be difficult for entrepreneurs and advocates to educate regulators.

Text: Cryptsy, Shapeshift, Gatecoin, Bitfinex. What do all these exchanges have in common? More than 130,000 BTC 73,818,875 at today’s prices) has collectively been stolen from them in 2016. Hacks and heists at bitcoin exchanges happen so often that it’s becoming less surprising when a new one takes place. However, just because the routine has dulled the impact doesn’t mean it isn’t being felt. When a heist does happen, investors still face significant losses, negative news continues to drive away consumers and new pressures emerge for entrepreneurs looking to launch new products. Jerry Brito, executive director of Coin Center, told CoinDesk that these sorts of events make his organization’s job harder. The non-profit cryptocurrency research and advocacy group, he said, is forced to explain the differences between a compromised intermediary and the security of the core network. Brito explained: “Major hacks put pressure on consumer protection regulators who haven’t yet acted on digital currencies to do so, and that pressure can make them less receptive to arguments for a light touch approach.” And with headlines suggesting that bitcoin itself is hacked, it can continue to be difficult for entrepreneurs and advocates to educate regulators.


Text: {{PERSON}}, a 30-year-old housewife from {{LOCATION}} in {{LOCATION}}, stands up at the ‘mohalla sabha’ proceedings at {{ORGANIZATION}} in {{LOCATION}}, demanding the severe water shortage in the locality be taken up on a priority basis. Such scenes aren’t a rarity in the national capital, with the {{ORGANIZATION}} (AAP) government’s unique budget-making exercise in 11 select constituencies giving citizens the power to decide on the development work in their locality ‘mohallas’, within a budget of {{CURRENCY}}. However, competing demands within a mohalla and a restricted budget has meant many have been left dissatisfied. The AAP government’s promise of 20,000 litres of free water a month to all households means little to Sunita and her neighbour {{PERSON}}, who get piped water only once in 15 days and spend Rs 4,000 a month on buying water alone. With not many residents of their {{LOCATION}} turning up on {{DATE}}, the removal of stagnant water in phase 4 of the locality was accorded precedence, as it bagged the most votes. When residents said sewer lines were a dire necessity in the area, the {{PERSON}} conducting the proceedings explained, “It needs a larger budget, much more than Rs 50 lakh.

Text: Sunita Rana, a 30-year-old housewife from Aya Nagar in New Delhi, stands up at the ‘mohalla sabha’ proceedings at Sarvodaya Kanya Vidyalaya in Chattarpur Assembly constituency, demanding the severe water shortage in the locality be taken up on a priority basis. Such scenes aren’t a rarity in the national capital, with the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government’s unique budget-making exercise in 11 select constituencies giving citizens the power to decide on the development work in their locality ‘mohallas’, within a budget of Rs 50 lakh. However, competing demands within a mohalla and a restricted budget has meant many have been left dissatisfied. The AAP government’s promise of 20,000 litres of free water a month to all households means little to Sunita and her neighbour Madhu, who get piped water only once in 15 days and spend Rs 4,000 a month on buying water alone. With not many residents of their gully No. 8 turning up on Saturday, the removal of stagnant water in phase 4 of the locality was accorded precedence, as it bagged the most votes. When residents said sewer lines were a dire necessity in the area, the district administration officer conducting the proceedings explained, “It needs a larger budget, much more than Rs 50 lakh.

Text:
Sunita
Rana,
a
30-year-old
housewife
from
Aya
Nagar
in
New
Delhi,
stands
up
at
the
‘mohalla
sabha’
proceedings
at
Sarvodaya
Kanya
Vidyalaya
in
Chattarpur
Assembly
constituency,
demanding
the
severe
water
shortage
in
the
locality
be
taken
up
on
a
priority
basis.
Such
scenes
aren’t
a
rarity
in
the
national
capital,
with
the
Aam
Aadmi
Party
AAP)
government’s
unique
budget-making
exercise
in
11
select
constituencies
giving
citizens
the
power
to
decide
on
the
development
work
in
their
locality
‘mohallas’,
within
a
budget
of
Rs 50 lakh
However,
competing
demands
within
a
mohalla
and
a
restricted
budget
has
meant
many
have
been
left
dissatisfied.
The
AAP
government’s
promise
of
20,000
litres
of
free
water
a
month
to
all
households
means
little
to
Sunita
and
her
neighbour
Madhu,
who
get
piped
water
only
once
in
15
days
and
spend
Rs
4,000
a
month
on
buying
water
alone.
With
not
many
residents
of
their
gully
No.
8
turning
up
on
Saturday,
the
removal
of
stagnant
water
in
phase
4
of
the
locality
was
accorded
precedence,
as
it
bagged
the
most
votes.
When
residents
said
sewer
lines
were
a
dire
necessity
in
the
area,
the
district
administration
officer
conducting
the
proceedings
explained,
“It
needs
a
larger
budget,
much
more
than
Rs
50
lakh.


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And despite {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}} s ambitious long-term goals, it s not entirely clear whether the network can scale well enough to allow for complex applications with lots of users to run. As a consequence, the price skyrocketed; if you bought just $100 worth of ether in January 2017, you would now have more than $9,100 â and that s after the recent price drop. Every user has a copy of the blockchain (it s a bit more complicated than that, but that s the gist of it). Â {{PLATFORM}} is a platform that makes creating new digital tokens (new cryptocoins) easy, and promises to make every token liquid. Just like apps, the best ones will eventually arrive on top. ð100% Profit â¡ https://telegram. After years of {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}} s dominance, squabbles among its core developers and lack of progress, together with rising transaction fees made it less attractive as both a payment system and a long-term store investment. Ethereum has been seen as a strong competitor, but it s an entirely different animal, with a focus on applications built on the blockchain rather than simple payments. But this is a perfect time to take a look at the ones that show the most promise.

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And despite Ethereum s ambitious long-term goals, it s not entirely clear whether the network can scale well enough to allow for complex applications with lots of users to run. As a consequence, the price skyrocketed; if you bought just $100 worth of ether in January 2017, you would now have more than $9,100 â and that s after the recent price drop. Every user has a copy of the blockchain (it s a bit more complicated than that, but that s the gist of it). Â Bancor is a platform that makes creating new digital tokens (new cryptocoins) easy, and promises to make every token liquid. Just like apps, the best ones will eventually arrive on top. ð100% Profit â¡ https://telegram. After years of Bitcoin s dominance, squabbles among its core developers and lack of progress, together with rising transaction fees made it less attractive as both a payment system and a long-term store investment. Ethereum has been seen as a strong competitor, but it s an entirely different animal, with a focus on applications built on the blockchain rather than simple payments. But this is a perfect time to take a look at the ones that show the most promise.

Text: WHY IS LITECOIN PRICE DROPPING Published on 2017-05-08 08:25:45 And despite Ethereum s ambitious long-term goals, it s not entirely clear whether the network can scale well enough to allow for complex applications with lots of users to run. As a consequence, the price skyrocketed; if you bought just 100 worth of ether in January 2017, you would now have more than 9,100 â and that s after the recent price drop. Every user has a copy of the blockchain it s a bit more complicated than that, but that s the gist of it). Â Bancor is a platform that makes creating new digital tokens new cryptocoins) easy, and promises to make every token liquid. Just like apps, the best ones will eventually arrive on top. ð100% Profit â¡ https://telegram. After years of Bitcoin s dominance, squabbles among its core developers and lack of progress, together with rising transaction fees made it less attractive as both a payment system and a long-term store investment. Ethereum has been seen as a strong competitor, but it s an entirely different animal, with a focus on applications built on the blockchain rather than simple payments. But this is a perfect time to take a look at the ones that show the most promise.


Text: More {{MALWARE}} continues to target major {{ORGANIZATION}}, hijacking victims to mine altcoin Monero (XMR), new research warned on Feb. 5. Findings from the {{ORGANIZATION}} at {{ORGANIZATION}} reveal a modified version of trojan Shellbot has become increasingly prevalent since its debut in November last year. The perpetrators, the company says, appear to be a {{LOCATION}} hacker group known as Outlaw, a translation of the Romanian word “haiduc,” which also lends its name to one of the payloads the malware installs. “The toolkit observed [...] in use by the attacker contains three primary components: {{SOFTWARE}} for {{SOFTWARE}}, a revenue stream via {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}}, and a popular {{SOFTWARE}}, haiduc,” JASK confirmed. The latest threat specifically targets users of devices running {{OPERATING SYSTEM}}. In mid-January, research from {{ORGANIZATION}} found another Monero-mining malware targeting Linux users that had the ability to disable cloud-based security measures to avoid detection. As Cointelegraph reported, so-called “cryptojacking attacks” — installing malware which secretly mines cryptocurrency on a victim’s device — have become considerably more widespread over the past year.

Text: More cryptocurrency mining malware continues to target major corporations, hijacking victims to mine altcoin Monero (XMR), new research warned on Feb. 5. Findings from the Special Ops team at United States cybersecurity company JASK reveal a modified version of trojan Shellbot has become increasingly prevalent since its debut in November last year. The perpetrators, the company says, appear to be a Romanian hacker group known as Outlaw, a translation of the Romanian word “haiduc,” which also lends its name to one of the payloads the malware installs. “The toolkit observed [...] in use by the attacker contains three primary components: IRC (Internet Relay Chat) botware for Command and Control (C2), a revenue stream via Monero mining, and a popular scan and brute force tool, haiduc,” JASK confirmed. The latest threat specifically targets users of devices running Linux. In mid-January, research from Palo Alto Networks found another Monero-mining malware targeting Linux users that had the ability to disable cloud-based security measures to avoid detection. As Cointelegraph reported, so-called “cryptojacking attacks” — installing malware which secretly mines cryptocurrency on a victim’s device — have become considerably more widespread over the past year.

Text:
More
cryptocurrency
mining
malware
continues
to
target
major
corporations,
hijacking
victims
to
mine
altcoin
Monero
XMR),
new
research
warned
on
Feb.
5.
Findings
from
the
Special
Ops
team
at
United
States
cybersecurity
company
JASK
reveal
a
modified
version
of
trojan
Shellbot
has
become
increasingly
prevalent
since
its
debut
in
November
last
year.
The
perpetrators,
the
company
says,
appear
to
be
a
Romanian
hacker
group
known
as
Outlaw,
a
translation
of
the
Romanian
word
“haiduc,”
which
also
lends
its
name
to
one
of
the
payloads
the
malware
installs.
“The
toolkit
observed
in
use
by
the
attacker
contains
three
primary
components:
IRC
Internet
Relay
Chat)
botware
for
Command
and
Control
C2),
a
revenue
stream
via
Monero mining
and
a
popular
scan
and
brute
force
tool,
haiduc,”
JASK
confirmed.
The
latest
threat
specifically
targets
users
of
devices
running
Linux.
In
mid-January,
research
from
Palo
Alto
Networks
found
another
Monero-mining
malware
targeting
Linux
users
that
had
the
ability
to
disable
cloud-based
security
measures
to
avoid
detection.
As
Cointelegraph
reported,
so-called
“cryptojacking
attacks”
—
installing
malware
which
secretly
mines
cryptocurrency
on
a
victim’s
device
—
have
become
considerably
more
widespread
over
the
past
year.