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At NOVE our lights are hand crafted and created with natural materials therefore will slightly vary in colour, pattern and form. Each product description contains information about, lead times and delivery costs and we will strive to keep this information up to date. Placing and order

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Our inability to obtain authorisation for your payment

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Text: Terms Conditions At NOVE our lights are hand crafted and created with natural materials therefore will slightly vary in colour, pattern and form. Each product description contains information about, lead times and delivery costs and we will strive to keep this information up to date. Placing and order Upon placing an order you will receive an email confirmation and details of your order. If any of these details are incorrect please contact us. NOVE reserves the right to refuse an order at any time. If for any reason your order is refused we will contact you directly. Non-acceptance of an order may be a result of one of the following: The product you ordered being unavailable from stock Our inability to obtain authorisation for your payment The identification of a pricing or product description error Pricing All pricing on novelighting.com is shown in GBP £) and is inclusive of VAT. All pricing is accurate at the time of publication. Delivery Charges Novelighting.com offers a free delivery service for the purchase of our cork lights. This is restricted to UK mainland. If you require delivery outside of the UK mainland please contact for a quote on a delivery charge. Delivery charge will vary depending on delivery address. The delivery cost of a bulb purchased without our cork light will incur a delivery charge of £5.95.


Text: {{CITY}} • {{COUNTRY}}'s consumer prices dropped for a second month as central bank governor {{PERSON}} struggles to spur inflation with record asset purchases and negative interest rates. Consumer prices excluding fresh food fell 0.3 per cent last month from a year earlier, after dropping by the same amount in March, according to a statistics bureau report yesterday. The data is the final set of consumer price indicators to be released before the {{ORGANIZATION}}'s board meets on {{DATE}} and 16. The lack of price growth will intensify pressure on the central bank to consider further monetary stimulus after Mr Kuroda disappointed the markets by taking no action at April's meeting. "Japan's inflation is going to remain weak," said Mr {{PERSON}}, an economist at {{ORGANIZATION}} in Tokyo. "If you look at economic and price fundamentals, the BOJ has to ease further soon." The economy grew at an annualised 1.7 per cent rate in the first three months of this year after shrinking at the same pace in the prior period, a government report earlier this month showed. The yen, which has surged 9.4 per cent this year, was little changed at 109.89 against the {{CURRENCY}} in Tokyo. The {{ORGANIZATION}} stock index rose 0.5 per cent.

Text: TOKYO • Japan's consumer prices dropped for a second month as central bank governor Haruhiko Kuroda struggles to spur inflation with record asset purchases and negative interest rates. Consumer prices excluding fresh food fell 0.3 per cent last month from a year earlier, after dropping by the same amount in March, according to a statistics bureau report yesterday. The data is the final set of consumer price indicators to be released before the Bank of Japan's board meets on June 15 and 16. The lack of price growth will intensify pressure on the central bank to consider further monetary stimulus after Mr Kuroda disappointed the markets by taking no action at April's meeting. "Japan's inflation is going to remain weak," said Mr Takashi Shiono, an economist at Credit Suisse Group in Tokyo. "If you look at economic and price fundamentals, the BOJ has to ease further soon." The economy grew at an annualised 1.7 per cent rate in the first three months of this year after shrinking at the same pace in the prior period, a government report earlier this month showed. The yen, which has surged 9.4 per cent this year, was little changed at 109.89 against the US dollar in Tokyo. The Topix stock index rose 0.5 per cent.

Text:
TOKYO
•
Japan's
consumer
prices
dropped
for
a
second
month
as
central
bank
governor
Haruhiko
Kuroda
struggles
to
spur
inflation
with
record
asset
purchases
and
negative
interest
rates.
Consumer
prices
excluding
fresh
food
fell
0.3
per
cent
last
month
from
a
year
earlier,
after
dropping
by
the
same
amount
in
March,
according
to
a
statistics
bureau
report
yesterday.
The
data
is
the
final
set
of
consumer
price
indicators
to
be
released
before
the
Bank
of
Japan's
board
meets
on
June
15
and
16.
The
lack
of
price
growth
will
intensify
pressure
on
the
central
bank
to
consider
further
monetary
stimulus
after
Mr
Kuroda
disappointed
the
markets
by
taking
no
action
at
April's
meeting.
Japan's
inflation
is
going
to
remain
weak,"
said
Mr
Takashi
Shiono,
an
economist
at
Credit
Suisse
Group
in
Tokyo.
If
you
look
at
economic
and
price
fundamentals,
the
BOJ
has
to
ease
further
soon."
The
economy
grew
at
an
annualised
1.7
per
cent
rate
in
the
first
three
months
of
this
year
after
shrinking
at
the
same
pace
in
the
prior
period,
a
government
report
earlier
this
month
showed.
The
yen,
which
has
surged
9.4
per
cent
this
year,
was
little
changed
at
109.89
against
the
US dollar
in
Tokyo.
The
Topix
stock
index
rose
0.5
per
cent.


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{{PERSON}}PERSON}} and her husband {{PERSON}} of {{LOCATION}}, B.C., thought they’d found a relatively low-risk way to make money with {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}}. Like many others, the Coquitlam, B.C., couple decided to put money into Bitcoin after the cryptocurrency surged to an all-time high of nearly $19,000 {{CURRENCY}} ($24,500 {{CURRENCY}}) at the end of last year. Yi, an accountant, had read about the extreme volatility of digital money, but the investment they had in mind seemed to have little to do with that. The plan was to buy Bitcoin in order to sell it in {{LOCATION}}, where the digital money was trading at a premium of 40 per cent to 50 per cent compared to the {{LOCATION}} market. READ MORE: Bitcoin for Canadians: Where to buy it – and the taxes you’ll pay

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Michelle Yi and her husband Min Jae Kim of Coquitlam, B.C., thought they’d found a relatively low-risk way to make money with Bitcoin. Like many others, the Coquitlam, B.C., couple decided to put money into Bitcoin after the cryptocurrency surged to an all-time high of nearly $19,000 U.S. ($24,500 Canadian) at the end of last year. Yi, an accountant, had read about the extreme volatility of digital money, but the investment they had in mind seemed to have little to do with that. The plan was to buy Bitcoin in order to sell it in South Korea, where the digital money was trading at a premium of 40 per cent to 50 per cent compared to the North American market. READ MORE: Bitcoin for Canadians: Where to buy it – and the taxes you’ll pay

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Text: Send this page to someone via email Michelle Yi and her husband Min Jae Kim of Coquitlam, B.C., thought they’d found a relatively low-risk way to make money with Bitcoin Like many others, the Coquitlam, B.C., couple decided to put money into Bitcoin after the cryptocurrency surged to an all-time high of nearly 19,000 U.S. 24,500 Canadian at the end of last year. Yi, an accountant, had read about the extreme volatility of digital money, but the investment they had in mind seemed to have little to do with that. The plan was to buy Bitcoin in order to sell it in South Korea, where the digital money was trading at a premium of 40 per cent to 50 per cent compared to the North American market. READ MORE: Bitcoin for Canadians: Where to buy it – and the taxes you’ll pay It seemed like an easy and relatively low-risk way to make a hefty profit. So the couple sent a 100,000 wire transfer to Vancouver-based cryptocurrency exchange Quadriga CX on Jan. 9. Story continues below advertisement That’s when their money seemingly vanished into thin air. “I just want my money back,” Yi told Global News via telephone on March 16. Over two months had passed, and the couple still had no idea where the funds had gone.


Text: Anyone who still thinks that the crisis at the {{ORGANIZATION}} was not caused by the mismanagement of our trustees should read the {{DOCUMENT}} of a recent hearing before the Federal Judge overseeing the {{PERSON}} {{LEGAL}}. You can find the complete transcript here. As many of you know, {{ORGANIZATION}} members Andy Snitzer and {{PERSON}} filed a class action lawsuit against the AFM-EPF trustees, charging them with breaches of {{LEGAL}}. On {{DATE}}, the federal judge conducted a hearing on the case, and after that hearing entered an order denying the trustees’ attempt to have the case dismissed. At the hearing, {{PERSON}} called the trustees’ {{FINANCIAL}} “extraordinarily risky,” citing outsized bets on emerging markets and private equity. These bets were completely out of line with what peer funds were doing. (Transcript, page 36) The Judge excoriated the trustees for not having standards for evaluating how outside investment managers were doing.

Text: Anyone who still thinks that the crisis at the AFM-EPF was not caused by the mismanagement of our trustees should read the transcript of a recent hearing before the Federal Judge overseeing the Snitzer class action. You can find the complete transcript here. As many of you know, Local 802 members Andy Snitzer and Paul Livant filed a class action lawsuit against the AFM-EPF trustees, charging them with breaches of fiduciary duty. On April 26, the federal judge conducted a hearing on the case, and after that hearing entered an order denying the trustees’ attempt to have the case dismissed. At the hearing, Federal Judge Valerie Caproni called the trustees’ investment approach “extraordinarily risky,” citing outsized bets on emerging markets and private equity. These bets were completely out of line with what peer funds were doing. (Transcript, page 36) The Judge excoriated the trustees for not having standards for evaluating how outside investment managers were doing.

Text:
Anyone
who
still
thinks
that
the
crisis
at
the
AFM-EPF
was
not
caused
by
the
mismanagement
of
our
trustees
should
read
the
transcript
of
a
recent
hearing
before
the
Federal
Judge
overseeing
the
Snitzer
class
action.
You
can
find
the
complete
transcript
here.
As
many
of
you
know,
Local
802
members
Andy
Snitzer
and
Paul
Livant
filed
a
class
action
lawsuit
against
the
AFM-EPF
trustees,
charging
them
with
breaches
of
fiduciary
duty.
On
April
26,
the
federal
judge
conducted
a
hearing
on
the
case,
and
after
that
hearing
entered
an
order
denying
the
trustees’
attempt
to
have
the
case
dismissed.
At
the
hearing,
Federal
Judge
Valerie
Caproni
called
the
trustees’
investment approach
“extraordinarily
risky,”
citing
outsized
bets
on
emerging
markets
and
private
equity.
These
bets
were
completely
out
of
line
with
what
peer
funds
were
doing.
Transcript,
page
36)
The
Judge
excoriated
the
trustees
for
not
having
standards
for
evaluating
how
outside
investment
managers
were
doing.


Text: {{COUNTRY}} would like to see oil prices at $80 or even $100 a barrel — and that’s “icing on the cake” for the resurgent market, according to at least one analyst. {{COMMODITY}} {{COUNTRY}}:{{STOCK SYMBOL}} hit a 3 1/2-year high yesterday, lifted by {{COUNTRY}} supply surprise and by optimism about a renewal of the {{ORGANIZATION}} deal on Friday. There’s no signs of stepping off the gas this morning. “Supply disruptions and lower {{COMMODITY}} make a very compelling argument to enter or stay long oil, even at these lofty levels,” says {{PERSON}}, senior trader with {{ORGANIZATION}}, told clients in a note Thursday. But pay heed, all ye bullish oil investors, to our call of the day from {{PERSON}}, analyst at {{ORGANIZATION}}. Varga thinks the {{ORGANIZATION}} is not likely to get its $100 wish come true any time soon, partly because there’s still too much oil sloshing around right now. Deserving of such a run? MarketWatch

“Next year looks tighter than {{DATE}}, and with prolonged high compliance from the {{ORGANIZATION}}, $80-$90/bbl oil prices are a real possibility,” he notes. “Until then, do not exclude the potential for a violent downside correction,” says Varga. Why “violent”?

Text: Saudi Arabia would like to see oil prices at $80 or even $100 a barrel — and that’s “icing on the cake” for the resurgent market, according to at least one analyst. Crude US:CLM8 hit a 3 1/2-year high yesterday, lifted by U.S. supply surprise and by optimism about a renewal of the OPEC deal on Friday. There’s no signs of stepping off the gas this morning. “Supply disruptions and lower U.S. inventories make a very compelling argument to enter or stay long oil, even at these lofty levels,” says Stephen Innes, senior trader with OANDA, told clients in a note Thursday. But pay heed, all ye bullish oil investors, to our call of the day from Tamas Varga, analyst at brokerage PVM Oil Associates. Varga thinks the House of Saud is not likely to get its $100 wish come true any time soon, partly because there’s still too much oil sloshing around right now. Deserving of such a run? MarketWatch

“Next year looks tighter than 2018, and with prolonged high compliance from the 24 producing nations, $80-$90/bbl oil prices are a real possibility,” he notes. “Until then, do not exclude the potential for a violent downside correction,” says Varga. Why “violent”?

Text: Saudi Arabia would like to see oil prices at 80 or even 100 a barrel — and that’s “icing on the cake” for the resurgent market, according to at least one analyst. Crude US: CLM8 hit a 3 1/2-year high yesterday, lifted by U.S. supply surprise and by optimism about a renewal of the OPEC deal on Friday. There’s no signs of stepping off the gas this morning. “Supply disruptions and lower U.S. inventories make a very compelling argument to enter or stay long oil, even at these lofty levels,” says Stephen Innes, senior trader with OANDA, told clients in a note Thursday. But pay heed, all ye bullish oil investors, to our call of the day from Tamas Varga, analyst at brokerage PVM Oil Associates. Varga thinks the House of Saud is not likely to get its 100 wish come true any time soon, partly because there’s still too much oil sloshing around right now. Deserving of such a run? MarketWatch “Next year looks tighter than 2018, and with prolonged high compliance from the 24 producing nations, 80-$90/bbl oil prices are a real possibility,” he notes. “Until then, do not exclude the potential for a violent downside correction,” says Varga. Why “violent”?


Text: {{PERSON}}} doesn't have any {{PRODUCT}} to view right now. Must Read... Let's set things straight
right now: I am Perfect. I am a Princess. And you will spoil {{PERSON}}. There is no
other reason for Me to be here, allowing grossly pathetic losers like you to talk
to perfect little Me, than to let you give me your money. That's right, you will
give Me your money. Unlike other girls here, I am not going to waste {{PERSON}} precious
energy begging for your money. You are simply going to give it to Me. I will not
ask. I'm above asking. And quite frankly, if I have to ask, you are not worth My
time. Why do I think you will be so willing to transfer money from your
{{FINANCIAL}} to My account? Well, not that you deserve an explanation, but it's a
simple answer, so I'll waste My time filling you in on the facts of life. The
world is full of pathetic dumbasses like you. But, the great thing about losers
is they typically are very good at one thing; working hard to pay to jerk off. Do
you consider yourself a dependable employee, making it to work on time every
morning, and working diligently for your income?

Text: ItalianPrincess doesn't have any Goodies to view right now. Must Read... Let's set things straight
right now: I am Perfect. I am a Princess. And you will spoil Me. There is no
other reason for Me to be here, allowing grossly pathetic losers like you to talk
to perfect little Me, than to let you give me your money. That's right, you will
give Me your money. Unlike other girls here, I am not going to waste My precious
energy begging for your money. You are simply going to give it to Me. I will not
ask. I'm above asking. And quite frankly, if I have to ask, you are not worth My
time. Why do I think you will be so willing to transfer money from your
account to My account? Well, not that you deserve an explanation, but it's a
simple answer, so I'll waste My time filling you in on the facts of life. The
world is full of pathetic dumbasses like you. But, the great thing about losers
is they typically are very good at one thing; working hard to pay to jerk off. Do
you consider yourself a dependable employee, making it to work on time every
morning, and working diligently for your income?


Text: Ever since {{VIDEO GAME}} was introduced, it has arguably become the most sort after multi-player battle royale game, so much that player’s such as {{PERSON}} aka {{NICKNAME}} have gone on to make a living out of it. A recent data published by research firm {{RESEARCH FIRM}} showed that Fortnite has made nearly $300 million since its launch for the iOS platform, $20 million of that came in just one week of this month, thus displaying the immense popularity and fan following that the game has acquired. On the basis of this mammoth success, earlier in the month, Fortnite went on to launch its newest season called Season 6. Although, the game remains very fragile and falls in the sights of anyone with malicious intent. {{ONLINE SECURITY FIRM}} has recently published data stating that there is a {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}}-stealing malware, along with several other data-stealing malware, that can easily target unsuspecting gamers. The online security firm claims that the malware is being distributed via {{WEBSITE}} video links, that offer some add-ons on the games.

Text: Ever since Fortnite was introduced, it has arguably become the most sort after multi-player battle royale game, so much that player’s such as Tyler Blevins aka Ninja have gone on to make a living out of it. A recent data published by research firm SensorTower showed that Fortnite has made nearly $300 million since its launch for the iOS platform, $20 million of that came in just one week of this month, thus displaying the immense popularity and fan following that the game has acquired. On the basis of this mammoth success, earlier in the month, Fortnite went on to launch its newest season called Season 6. Although, the game remains very fragile and falls in the sights of anyone with malicious intent. Malwarebytes has recently published data stating that there is a Bitcoin-stealing malware, along with several other data-stealing malware, that can easily target unsuspecting gamers. The online security firm claims that the malware is being distributed via Youtube video links, that offer some add-ons on the games.

Text: Ever since Fortnite was introduced, it has arguably become the most sort after multi-player battle royale game, so much that player’s such as Tyler Blevins aka Ninja have gone on to make a living out of it. A recent data published by research firm SensorTower showed that Fortnite has made nearly 300 million since its launch for the iOS platform, 20 million of that came in just one week of this month, thus displaying the immense popularity and fan following that the game has acquired. On the basis of this mammoth success, earlier in the month, Fortnite went on to launch its newest season called Season 6. Although, the game remains very fragile and falls in the sights of anyone with malicious intent. Malwarebytes has recently published data stating that there is a Bitcoin stealing malware, along with several other data-stealing malware, that can easily target unsuspecting gamers. The online security firm claims that the malware is being distributed via Youtube video links, that offer some add-ons on the games.


Text: Talk about this comparison, ask your questions! This page helps you compare {{PRODUCT}} with {{PRODUCT}}. When you see Lenovo RocStar A319 Vs Panasonic Eluga Tapp comparison on {{ORGANIZATION}}, watch-out for the specifications of these phones and also the {{ABBREVIATION}} score. With Pricebaba’s Value For Money Score, you can know how Lenovo RocStar A319 stands against Panasonic Eluga Tapp and which one you should buy. The best price of Lenovo RocStar A319 is currently {{CURRENCY}} 4,892. The lowest price for Panasonic Eluga Tapp is Rs. 7,250. The prices for both these products were updated {{DATE}}.

Text: Talk about this comparison, ask your questions! This page helps you compare Lenovo RocStar A319 with Panasonic Eluga Tapp. When you see Lenovo RocStar A319 Vs Panasonic Eluga Tapp comparison on Pricebaba, watch-out for the specifications of these phones and also the VFM score. With Pricebaba’s Value For Money Score, you can know how Lenovo RocStar A319 stands against Panasonic Eluga Tapp and which one you should buy. The best price of Lenovo RocStar A319 is currently Rs. 4,892. The lowest price for Panasonic Eluga Tapp is Rs. 7,250. The prices for both these products were updated December 12, 2017.


Text: {{ORGANIZATION}} – {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}} rose above the {{MONEY}} threshold on {{DATE}}. Ethereum was trading at 100.44 by {{TIME}} (23:32 GMT) on the Investing.com Index, up 6.04% on the day. It was the largest one-day percentage gain since {{DATE}}. The move upwards pushed Ethereum’s market cap up to $10.36B, or {{PERCENTAGE}} of the total cryptocurrency market cap. At its highest, Ethereum’s market cap was $135.58B. Ethereum had traded in a range of {{MONEY}} to $100.44 in the previous {{TIME}}. Over the past seven days, Ethereum has seen a rise in value, as it gained {{PERCENTAGE}}. The volume of Ethereum traded in the twenty-four hours to time of writing was $2.21B or {{PERCENTAGE}} of the total volume of all cryptocurrencies. It has traded in a range of ${{MONEY}} to ${{MONEY}} in the past 7 days. At its current price, Ethereum is still down {{PERCENTAGE}} from its all-time high of {{MONEY}} set on {{DATE}}. Elsewhere in cryptocurrency trading

{{CRYPTOCURRENCY}} was last at {{MONEY}} on the Investing.com Index, up 4.04% on the day. {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}} was trading at {{MONEY}} on the Investing.com Index, a gain of 4.92%.

Text: Investing.com – Ethereum rose above the $100.44 threshold on Tuesday. Ethereum was trading at 100.44 by 18:32 (23:32 GMT) on the Investing.com Index, up 6.04% on the day. It was the largest one-day percentage gain since December 18. The move upwards pushed Ethereum’s market cap up to $10.36B, or 8.74% of the total cryptocurrency market cap. At its highest, Ethereum’s market cap was $135.58B. Ethereum had traded in a range of $91.96 to $100.44 in the previous twenty-four hours. Over the past seven days, Ethereum has seen a rise in value, as it gained 12.23%. The volume of Ethereum traded in the twenty-four hours to time of writing was $2.21B or 12.76% of the total volume of all cryptocurrencies. It has traded in a range of $81.9737 to $100.4559 in the past 7 days. At its current price, Ethereum is still down 92.94% from its all-time high of $1,423.20 set on January 13. Elsewhere in cryptocurrency trading

Bitcoin was last at $3,674.6 on the Investing.com Index, up 4.04% on the day. XRP was trading at $0.34619 on the Investing.com Index, a gain of 4.92%.

Text: Investing.com – Ethereum rose above the 100.44 threshold on Tuesday. Ethereum was trading at 100.44 by 18:32 23:32 GMT) on the Investing.com Index, up 6.04% on the day. It was the largest one-day percentage gain since December 18. The move upwards pushed Ethereum’s market cap up to 10.36B, or 8.74% of the total cryptocurrency market cap. At its highest, Ethereum’s market cap was 135.58B. Ethereum had traded in a range of 91.96 to 100.44 in the previous twenty-four hours. Over the past seven days, Ethereum has seen a rise in value, as it gained 12.23%. The volume of Ethereum traded in the twenty-four hours to time of writing was 2.21B or 12.76% of the total volume of all cryptocurrencies. It has traded in a range of 81.9737 to 100.4559 in the past 7 days. At its current price, Ethereum is still down 92.94% from its all-time high of 1,423.20 set on January 13. Elsewhere in cryptocurrency trading Bitcoin was last at 3,674.6 on the Investing.com Index, up 4.04% on the day. XRP was trading at 0.34619 on the Investing.com Index, a gain of 4.92%.


Text: {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}}RYPTOCURRENCY}}’s (ETH) troubled but uncontentious {{HARD FORK}} is officially here as the cryptocurrency’s fifth hard fork. As creator {{PERSON}} celebrated with other developers {{DATE}}, Byzantium fought off last-minute bugs and calls for delays to have a stable issuance. The move was notable in its lack of contention, with no significant community arguments resulting from Byzantium’s creation. Similarly, {{FINANCIAL}} remained relatively stable both before and after the fork’s execution, rising around $40 {{DATE}} and maintaining new levels since. This takes ETH towards the upper end of its price spectrum, which this year saw all-time highs of around $410 and a July low of $146. Despite the frenetic growth of investment in Ethereum this year, Byzantium is part of a package of improvements to the protocol that has been in development since {{DATE}}. Known as {{PLANNED ETHEREUM DEVELOPMENT PHASE}}, its roadmap currently extends to an unknown date in {{DATE}}, when a further hard fork, {{HARD FORK}}, will activate. “Metropolis is a planned Ethereum development phase that includes two hard forks: Byzantium and Constantinople. Byzantium is occurring at block number 4.37mil. Constantinople does not currently have a release date, but is expected in 2018,” a blog post from late last week confirms.

Text: Ethereum’s (ETH) troubled but uncontentious Byzantium is officially here as the cryptocurrency’s fifth hard fork. As creator Vitalik Buterin celebrated with other developers Sunday, Byzantium fought off last-minute bugs and calls for delays to have a stable issuance. The move was notable in its lack of contention, with no significant community arguments resulting from Byzantium’s creation. Similarly, ETH prices remained relatively stable both before and after the fork’s execution, rising around $40 October 13 and maintaining new levels since. This takes ETH towards the upper end of its price spectrum, which this year saw all-time highs of around $410 and a July low of $146. Despite the frenetic growth of investment in Ethereum this year, Byzantium is part of a package of improvements to the protocol that has been in development since 2015. Known as Metropolis, its roadmap currently extends to an unknown date in 2018, when a further hard fork, Constantinople, will activate. “Metropolis is a planned Ethereum development phase that includes two hard forks: Byzantium and Constantinople. Byzantium is occurring at block number 4.37mil. Constantinople does not currently have a release date, but is expected in 2018,” a blog post from late last week confirms.

Text:
Ethereum
Eth
reum’s
ETH)
troubled
but
uncontentious
Byzantium
is
officially
here
as
the
cryptocurrency’s
fifth
hard
fork.
As
creator
Vitalik
Buterin
celebrated
with
other
developers
Sunday,
Byzantium
fought
off
last-minute
bugs
and
calls
for
delays
to
have
a
stable
issuance.
The
move
was
notable
in
its
lack
of
contention,
with
no
significant
community
arguments
resulting
from
Byzantium’s
creation.
Similarly,
ETH prices
remained
relatively
stable
both
before
and
after
the
fork’s
execution,
rising
around
40
October
13
and
maintaining
new
levels
since.
This
takes
ETH
towards
the
upper
end
of
its
price
spectrum,
which
this
year
saw
all-time
highs
of
around
410
and
a
July
low
of
146.
Despite
the
frenetic
growth
of
investment
in
Ethereum
this
year,
Byzantium
is
part
of
a
package
of
improvements
to
the
protocol
that
has
been
in
development
since
2015.
Known
as
Metropolis,
its
roadmap
currently
extends
to
an
unknown
date
in
2018,
when
a
further
hard
fork,
Constantinople,
will
activate.
“Metropolis
is
a
planned
Ethereum
development
phase
that
includes
two
hard
forks:
Byzantium
and
Constantinople.
Byzantium
is
occurring
at
block
number
4.37mil.
Constantinople
does
not
currently
have
a
release
date,
but
is
expected
in
2018,”
a
blog
post
from
late
last
week
confirms.


Text: Finance

Token holders and the number of transactions (information from Etherscan.io)

11th February the {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}}TION}} initiated its first airdrop to {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}} ({{CRYPTOCURRENCY}}) holders. In total, 10,890,000,000 BitTorrent ({{CRYPTOCURRENCY}}) are currently being distributed, corresponding to 1.1% of the total supply. Starting {{DATE}}, Tron embarks on one of the longest airdrop experiments in history, with BitTorrent Token giveaways happening monthly into {{DATE}}. Source: @{{ORGANIZATION}}

The foundations behind {{GROUP}} TRON and {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}} were active in {{DATE}}, paying out tens of thousands of dollars in rewards for their respective bug bounty programs. {{ORGANIZATION}}, the company behind the development of the EOS token, had given out bounties for five “critical vulnerabilities,” totaling over $50,000 in rewards. The {{ORGANIZATION}} was also responsible for paying out bug bounties during the month of January, with a reported {{NUMBER}} bounties being claimed for a total of {{MONEY}}. Price valuation for EOS failed to see any appreciable change, other than a slight downtick affecting the entire market of cryptocurrency. TRON’s TRX coin also remained stable after news broke of the critical vulnerability discovered. Expected to launch in {{DATE}}, {{PRODUCT}} is a new product that rewards BitTorrent users with BitTorrent (BTT) in exchange for seeding and bandwidth, enabling faster downloads on BitTorrent products.

Text: Finance

Token holders and the number of transactions (information from Etherscan.io)

11th February the BitTorrent Foundation initiated its first airdrop to TRON (TRX) holders. In total, 10,890,000,000 BitTorrent (BTT) are currently being distributed, corresponding to 1.1% of the total supply. Starting Monday, Tron embarks on one of the longest airdrop experiments in history, with BitTorrent Token giveaways happening monthly into 2025. Source: @freewalletorg

The foundations behind top ten cryptocurrencies TRON and EOS were active in January, paying out tens of thousands of dollars in rewards for their respective bug bounty programs. EOS.io, the company behind the development of the EOS token, had given out bounties for five “critical vulnerabilities,” totaling over $50,000 in rewards. The TRON Foundation was also responsible for paying out bug bounties during the month of January, with a reported four bounties being claimed for a total of $22,700. Price valuation for EOS failed to see any appreciable change, other than a slight downtick affecting the entire market of cryptocurrency. TRON’s TRX coin also remained stable after news broke of the critical vulnerability discovered. Expected to launch in Q2 2019, BitTorrent Speed is a new product that rewards BitTorrent users with BitTorrent (BTT) in exchange for seeding and bandwidth, enabling faster downloads on BitTorrent products.

Text: Finance Token holders and the number of transactions information from Etherscan.io) 11th February the BitTorrent Foundation initiated its first airdrop to TRON TRX holders. In total, 10,890,000,000 BitTorrent BTT are currently being distributed, corresponding to 1.1% of the total supply. Starting Monday, Tron embarks on one of the longest airdrop experiments in history, with BitTorrent Token giveaways happening monthly into 2025. Source: freewalletorg The foundations behind top ten cryptocurrencies TRON and EOS were active in January, paying out tens of thousands of dollars in rewards for their respective bug bounty programs. EOS.io, the company behind the development of the EOS token, had given out bounties for five “critical vulnerabilities,” totaling over 50,000 in rewards. The TRON Foundation was also responsible for paying out bug bounties during the month of January, with a reported four bounties being claimed for a total of 22,700. Price valuation for EOS failed to see any appreciable change, other than a slight downtick affecting the entire market of cryptocurrency. TRON’s TRX coin also remained stable after news broke of the critical vulnerability discovered. Expected to launch in Q2 2019, BitTorrent Speed is a new product that rewards BitTorrent users with BitTorrent BTT) in exchange for seeding and bandwidth, enabling faster downloads on BitTorrent products.


Text: {{CITY}} -- As the {{SPORTS TEAM}}’ practice closed on {{DATE}}, one particularly notable interaction drew the attention of every reporter in the gym: Former {{EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION}} coach {{PERSON}} chatted at length with {{PERSON}}, the point guard who helped him win his third and final {{SPORTS LEAGUE}} title in 2011. Shortly afterward, Calhoun took a few minutes to chat with a curious collection of reporters. He said Walker doesn’t yet know where {{CITY}} or {{CITY}} are, but he expects his former point guard to make a big impact on his teammates in {{CITY}}, where the team practices. “What Kemba does well is lead,” Calhoun said. “Even though he’s only an {{TIME}} veteran, he’s a hungry guy and he wants to win. I know talking to him last season, what’s going to make your mind up? Because it’s your decision. And we’d talk a lot, and he says, ‘Winning.’ I want to win. I’m at that point in my career. {{DEITY}}’s been good and I’ve made a lot of {{CURRENCY}}, but I want to win and I think he’s here to win.

Text: BOSTON -- As the Boston Celtics’ practice closed on Wednesday, one particularly notable interaction drew the attention of every reporter in the gym: Former University of Connecticut coach Jim Calhoun chatted at length with Kemba Walker, the point guard who helped him win his third and final NCAA title in 2011. Shortly afterward, Calhoun took a few minutes to chat with a curious collection of reporters. He said Walker doesn’t yet know where Dorchester or Brookline are, but he expects his former point guard to make a big impact on his teammates in Brighton, where the team practices. “What Kemba does well is lead,” Calhoun said. “Even though he’s only an eight-year veteran, he’s a hungry guy and he wants to win. I know talking to him last season, what’s going to make your mind up? Because it’s your decision. And we’d talk a lot, and he says, ‘Winning.’ I want to win. I’m at that point in my career. God’s been good and I’ve made a lot of money, but I want to win and I think he’s here to win.

Text: BOSTON As the Boston Celtics’ practice closed on Wednesday, one particularly notable interaction drew the attention of every reporter in the gym: Former University of Connecticut coach Jim Calhoun chatted at length with Kemba Walker, the point guard who helped him win his third and final NCAA title in 2011. Shortly afterward, Calhoun took a few minutes to chat with a curious collection of reporters. He said Walker doesn’t yet know where Dorchester or Brookline are, but he expects his former point guard to make a big impact on his teammates in Brighton, where the team practices. “What Kemba does well is lead,” Calhoun said. “Even though he’s only an eight-year veteran, he’s a hungry guy and he wants to win. I know talking to him last season, what’s going to make your mind up? Because it’s your decision. And we’d talk a lot, and he says, ‘Winning.’ I want to win. I’m at that point in my career. God’s been good and I’ve made a lot of money but I want to win and I think he’s here to win.


Text: We offer a wide range of {{PRODUCT}}, {{PRODUCT}}, {{PRODUCT}} which are known for their extra warmth and pesticide free. These acrylic blankets are manufactured using {{MATERIAL}}. These can be availed from us in different designs and patterns. {{PRODUCT}}

Rs 150 / Piece(s)

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Text: We offer a wide range of acrylic blankets, synthetic blankets, shoddy synthetic blankets which are known for their extra warmth and pesticide free. These acrylic blankets are manufactured using high quality acrylic. These can be availed from us in different designs and patterns. Supersoft Acrylic Blankets

Rs 150 / Piece(s)

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Supersoft Acrylic Blankets

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We are one of the leading manufacturers, exporters and importers of soft acrylic blankets. these blankets are manufactured using high grade regenerated acrylic fibers, which are procured from the leading vendors. The blankets offered by us are highly appreciated in the national as well as in the international market, owing to their great deal of warmth, comfort and reasonable prices. Following are the various specifications of the product:

Text:
We
offer
a
wide
range
of
acrylic
blankets,
synthetic
blankets,
shoddy
synthetic
blankets
which
are
known
for
their
extra
warmth
and
pesticide
free.
These
acrylic
blankets
are
manufactured
using
high
quality
acrylic.
These
can
be
availed
from
us
in
different
designs
and
patterns.
Supersoft
Acrylic
Blankets
Rs
150
Piece(s)
×
Supersoft
Acrylic
Blankets
Enter
Your
Mobile
Number
We
are
one
of
the
leading
manufacturers,
exporters
and
importers
of
soft
acrylic
blankets.
these
blankets
are
manufactured
using
high
grade
regenerated
acrylic
fibers,
which
are
procured
from
the
leading
vendors.
The
blankets
offered
by
us
are
highly
appreciated
in
the
national
as
well
as
in
the
international market
owing
to
their
great
deal
of
warmth,
comfort
and
reasonable
prices.
Following
are
the
various
specifications
of
the
product:


Text: {{TECHNOLOGY}} must be enabled in order for you to use this shop in standard view. However, it seems JavaScript is either disabled or not supported by your browser. To use standard view, enable JavaScript by changing your browser options. {{LEGAL}}

General terms and conditions for purchasing online vouchers

Condition of purchase or delivery
The contract will be made with {{ORGANIZATION}} and will be finalized with the payment of the gift voucher. Order
The order of the voucher will be made in the {{BUSINESS}} hosted on our homepage and paid by credit card. You will receive the voucher by e-mail. Please print this email as your reference. You can request the voucher by post without incurring postal charges. All of our vouchers have a {{PRODUCT FEATURE}} to identify them. You must present this voucher with its {{PRODUCT FEATURE}} when requested. The client is responsible for the voucher’s safety. Demo GmbH is not responsible for any loss or abuse of the gift voucher. In case of loss, burglary or devaluation of the voucher Demo GmbH can’t refund the value of the voucher. Prices and products
The {{PRODUCT}} is not repaiable, in any form, for {{CURRENCY}}. When sending the gift voucher by post, Demo GmbH does not take any responsibility for the time taken for delivery. The voucher is only valid if the payment is entirely completed.

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General terms and conditions for purchasing online vouchers

Condition of purchase or delivery
The contract will be made with Demo GmbH and will be finalized with the payment of the gift voucher. Order
The order of the voucher will be made in the online-shop hosted on our homepage and paid by credit card. You will receive the voucher by e-mail. Please print this email as your reference. You can request the voucher by post without incurring postal charges. All of our vouchers have a Barcode to identify them. You must present this voucher with its Barcode reference when requested. The client is responsible for the voucher’s safety. Demo GmbH is not responsible for any loss or abuse of the gift voucher. In case of loss, burglary or devaluation of the voucher Demo GmbH can’t refund the value of the voucher. Prices and products
The purchased voucher is not repaiable, in any form, for money. When sending the gift voucher by post, Demo GmbH does not take any responsibility for the time taken for delivery. The voucher is only valid if the payment is entirely completed.

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Text: Tax legislation in virtually all {{ORGANIZATION}} foresees tax breaks for commuters. Such commuting allowances are implemented with the aim to raise matching efficiency in the labor market and / or to promote an equalization of net wages for workers independent of the length of their commute. Despite the fiscal magnitude of these subsidies (e.g. in {{LOCATION}} the sum of foregone {{CONCEPT}} from {{CONCEPT}}s amounts to 6 billion {{CURRENCY}} annually) little is known about their effects on worker and firm behavior. In this paper we use the unexpected repeal of {{CONCEPT}} in Germany between {{DATE}} and {{DATE}}, which has affected different groups of workers to a different extent, as a natural experiment. Drawing on a large data set of geo-referenced employer-employee data and applying a difference-in-difference approach, we estimate the effect of commuting subsidies on wages and employment. Beyond the direct effect of the commuting tax break our results allow to draw inference on three key variables in labor economics: {{CONCEPT}} of labor supply, bargaining power of workers, and the wage elasticity of {{CONCEPT}}. We find that workers who lose some of their net wage as a result of the reform experience increases in gross wages of .6 per cent. Adjustments in gross wages differ, however, substantially across industries and across {{CONCEPT}}, which can be taken as evidence for {{CONCEPT}} across worker groups.

Text: Tax legislation in virtually all OECD countries foresees tax breaks for commuters. Such commuting allowances are implemented with the aim to raise matching efficiency in the labor market and / or to promote an equalization of net wages for workers independent of the length of their commute. Despite the fiscal magnitude of these subsidies (e.g. in Germany the sum of foregone tax income from commuting tax breaks amounts to 6 billion Euros annually) little is known about their effects on worker and firm behavior. In this paper we use the unexpected repeal of commuting subsidies in Germany between 2007 and 2009, which has affected different groups of workers to a different extent, as a natural experiment. Drawing on a large data set of geo-referenced employer-employee data and applying a difference-in-difference approach, we estimate the effect of commuting subsidies on wages and employment. Beyond the direct effect of the commuting tax break our results allow to draw inference on three key variables in labor economics: wage elasticity of labor supply, bargaining power of workers, and the wage elasticity of locational choice. We find that workers who lose some of their net wage as a result of the reform experience increases in gross wages of .6 per cent. Adjustments in gross wages differ, however, substantially across industries and across educational status, which can be taken as evidence for differential bargaining power across worker groups.

Text: Tax legislation in virtually all OECD countries foresees tax breaks for commuters. Such commuting allowances are implemented with the aim to raise matching efficiency in the labor market and or to promote an equalization of net wages for workers independent of the length of their commute. Despite the fiscal magnitude of these subsidies e.g. in Germany the sum of foregone tax income from commuting tax breaks amounts to 6 billion Euros annually) little is known about their effects on worker and firm behavior. In this paper we use the unexpected repeal of commuting subsidies in Germany between 2007 and 2009, which has affected different groups of workers to a different extent, as a natural experiment. Drawing on a large data set of geo-referenced employer-employee data and applying a difference-in-difference approach, we estimate the effect of commuting subsidies on wages and employment. Beyond the direct effect of the commuting tax break our results allow to draw inference on three key variables in labor economics: wage elasticity of labor supply, bargaining power of workers, and the wage elasticity of locational choice. We find that workers who lose some of their net wage as a result of the reform experience increases in gross wages of 6 per cent. Adjustments in gross wages differ, however, substantially across industries and across educational status, which can be taken as evidence for differential bargaining power across worker groups.


Text: Should you invest in a {{FINANCIAL PRODUCT}}CT}}INANCIAL PRODUCT}}? If you are a new trader and are curious about buying an ETF based on commodity futures you better do your homework before you jump in. {See: {{BOOK}} and What are {{FINANCIAL PRODUCT}}}. The general rule of thumb is that commodity futures ETF’s can lower your investment risk since they can allow an {{OCCUPATION}} to purchase futures in various types of commodities or perhaps a bunch of futures contracts in one {{FINANCIAL TERM}} such as oil or gold. However, what happens if the {{FINANCIAL TERM}} as a whole takes a serious beating? The Current Trends of Commodities

I randomly decided to select some of the “{{FINANCIAL PRODUCT}}” based on the so called “experts”. What I found was unsettling. Above is the {{VISUAL AID}} for the ETF known as DBC. The {{FINANCIAL PRODUCT}} is meant for {{OCCUPATION}} who desire an economical and easy way to invest in commodity futures. The {{FINANCIAL TERM}} is a composed of futures contracts for 14 commodities that are traded heavily and are viewed by many as the most noteworthy commodities in the world. As you can see in the chart, if you had purchased this in {{DATE}} and sold it in {{DATE}} you would not be thrilled with the results. Let’s see how another {{FINANCIAL PRODUCT}} performed.

Text: Should you invest in a Commodity Futures ETF? If you are a new trader and are curious about buying an ETF based on commodity futures you better do your homework before you jump in. {See: Understanding Commodities Futures and What are ETFs}. The general rule of thumb is that commodity futures ETF’s can lower your investment risk since they can allow an investor to purchase futures in various types of commodities or perhaps a bunch of futures contracts in one sector such as oil or gold. However, what happens if the commodity market as a whole takes a serious beating? The Current Trends of Commodities

I randomly decided to select some of the “top ranking commodity ETFs” based on the so called “experts”. What I found was unsettling. Above is the chart for the ETF known as DBC. The Fund is meant for investors who desire an economical and easy way to invest in commodity futures. The Index is a composed of futures contracts for 14 commodities that are traded heavily and are viewed by many as the most noteworthy commodities in the world. As you can see in the chart, if you had purchased this in November of 2014 and sold it in October of 2015 you would not be thrilled with the results. Let’s see how another random commodity futures ETF performed.

Text:
Should
you
invest
in
a
Commodity Futures ETF
Commodity Futures
Commodity Futures ETF
ETF
If
you
are
a
new
trader
and
are
curious
about
buying
an
ETF
based
on
commodity
futures
you
better
do
your
homework
before
you
jump
in.
See:
Understanding
Commodities
Futures
and
What
are
ETFs
The
general
rule
of
thumb
is
that
commodity
futures
ETF’s
can
lower
your
investment
risk
since
they
can
allow
an
investor
to
purchase
futures
in
various
types
of
commodities
or
perhaps
a
bunch
of
futures
contracts
in
one
sector
such
as
oil
or
gold.
However,
what
happens
if
the
commodity market
as
a
whole
takes
a
serious
beating?
The
Current
Trends
of
Commodities
I
randomly
decided
to
select
some
of
the
“
top ranking commodity ETFs
based
on
the
so
called
“experts”.
What
I
found
was
unsettling.
Above
is
the
chart
for
the
ETF
known
as
DBC.
The
Fund
is
meant
for
investors
who
desire
an
economical
and
easy
way
to
invest
in
commodity
futures.
The
Index
is
a
composed
of
futures
contracts
for
14
commodities
that
are
traded
heavily
and
are
viewed
by
many
as
the
most
noteworthy
commodities
in
the
world.
As
you
can
see
in
the
chart,
if
you
had
purchased
this
in
November
of
2014
and
sold
it
in
October
of
2015
you
would
not
be
thrilled
with
the
results.
Let’s
see
how
another
random commodity futures ETF
performed.


Text: Are you one of the {{QUANTITY}} all over the world currently bag holding {{CURRENCY}}? Perhaps you’ve been slowly accumulating, buying the dip when the opportunity knocks, so that when the bull flag flies you can retire early with your new lambo. Or perhaps you’re hoping that the {{CURRENCY}} you put in is finally going to turn a profit. You may even be one of the many who are just looking to simply break even. You might even be one of those people who rode the {{FINANCIAL TREND}} all the way to the beach, and just like the crashing of that wave, saw the value of your holdings take a plunge. No matter what position you might be in, holding crypto can still be a great idea for the {{TIME PERIOD}}. Although the market seems quiet now things most certainly will change, and those who are bag holding may finally be able to dust off their wallets and profit again in the crypto space. The opportunity to create profit in the current market may be fleeting, but as long as there is a way to profit the crypto space will improve. In fact, the constant, albeit slow progression of crypto at this moment in time has already lead to advancements in technology, application, usage, and user experience.

Text: Are you one of the millions of people all over the world currently bag holding crypto? Perhaps you’ve been slowly accumulating, buying the dip when the opportunity knocks, so that when the bull flag flies you can retire early with your new lambo. Or perhaps you’re hoping that the money you put in is finally going to turn a profit. You may even be one of the many who are just looking to simply break even. You might even be one of those people who rode the crypto wave all the way to the beach, and just like the crashing of that wave, saw the value of your holdings take a plunge. No matter what position you might be in, holding crypto can still be a great idea for the long term future. Although the market seems quiet now things most certainly will change, and those who are bag holding may finally be able to dust off their wallets and profit again in the crypto space. The opportunity to create profit in the current market may be fleeting, but as long as there is a way to profit the crypto space will improve. In fact, the constant, albeit slow progression of crypto at this moment in time has already lead to advancements in technology, application, usage, and user experience.

Text:
Are
you
one
of
the
millions
of
people
all
over
the
world
currently
bag
holding
crypto
Perhaps
you’ve
been
slowly
accumulating,
buying
the
dip
when
the
opportunity
knocks,
so
that
when
the
bull
flag
flies
you
can
retire
early
with
your
new
lambo.
Or
perhaps
you’re
hoping
that
the
money
you
put
in
is
finally
going
to
turn
a
profit.
You
may
even
be
one
of
the
many
who
are
just
looking
to
simply
break
even.
You
might
even
be
one
of
those
people
who
rode
the
crypto wave
all
the
way
to
the
beach,
and
just
like
the
crashing
of
that
wave,
saw
the
value
of
your
holdings
take
a
plunge.
No
matter
what
position
you
might
be
in,
holding
crypto
can
still
be
a
great
idea
for
the
long
term
future.
Although
the
market
seems
quiet
now
things
most
certainly
will
change,
and
those
who
are
bag
holding
may
finally
be
able
to
dust
off
their
wallets
and
profit
again
in
the
crypto
space.
The
opportunity
to
create
profit
in
the
current
market
may
be
fleeting,
but
as
long
as
there
is
a
way
to
profit
the
crypto
space
will
improve.
In
fact,
the
constant,
albeit
slow
progression
of
crypto
at
this
moment
in
time
has
already
lead
to
advancements
in
technology,
application,
usage,
and
user
experience.


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Text: Ask HN: SaaS to sell physical subscriptions online? - tucaz
Hi!
I'm starting a physical subscription service and I need a SaaS to manage that. I'm using {{SOFTWARE}} for the main website so content management is not a requirement.
Is there a company that:
1. Integrates with {{COMPANY}}
2. Allows the user to register and update custom defined fields
3. Charge recurring payments every month
4. Let me know of new sign-ups/cancel
I looked into WordPress plugins, but they are all expensive and too much for my needs. I want something zero friction. Is there such a thing?
Thanks! ======
mtmail
How expensive are the WordPress plugins? There's a {{COMPANY}} Plugin for $20/month [https://apps.shopify.com/shopify-
recurring-payments](https://apps.shopify.com/shopify-recurring-payments) (plus
whatever Shopify and the payment provider charges). ~~~
tucaz
My subscription will be around 3{{CURRENCY}}/month so I'm very price sensitive. All the
plugins I found where on the 100USD/month range. I am testing this idea so looking for cheap stuff at the beginning.

Text: Ask HN: SaaS to sell physical subscriptions online? - tucaz
Hi!
I'm starting a physical subscription service and I need a SaaS to manage that. I'm using WordPress for the main website so content management is not a requirement.
Is there a company that:
1. Integrates with PayPal
2. Allows the user to register and update custom defined fields
3. Charge recurring payments every month
4. Let me know of new sign-ups/cancel
I looked into WordPress plugins, but they are all expensive and too much for my needs. I want something zero friction. Is there such a thing?
Thanks! ======
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Text: Liquidity for {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}} on {{TECHNOLOGY}} enabled exchanges is surging and reaching new all time highs nearly every other day. For example the XRP {{EXCHANGE}} liquidity index hit another all time high today. On {{DATE}}, which was two weeks ago at the time of writing this, I first got the historical xRapid search script running from valued {{GROUP}} member @hmatejx, and we did a 2 hour livestream constantly refreshing the script to see the xRapid transfers and the typical transfer size that would repeat was 7500 XRP. Then when i first launched the {{TECHNOLOGY}} script the typical size was about 40,000 XRP for an ODL transaction, the reason why these numbers repeat is because the institutions are actually batching these transactions once they meet a certain value threshold. Now as of today on the ODL Live Script you can see that many many 100k+ XRP ODL transactions were being sent through, primarily {{EXCHANGE}}–>Bitso so its a {{CURRENCY}}/{{CURRENCY}} transaction, my suspicions are telling me this is {{COMPANY}} ramping up. Early this morning we were seeing the same thing, larger and larger ODL transactions coming through, valued XRP community member @{{PERSON}} took many screenshots this morning of the ODL Live Stream and showing the biggest ODL transaction we have seen yet at 250,000 XRP! and then she posts about 4 more screenshots of nothing but 80,000+ XRP transfers.

Text: Liquidity for XRP on On Demand Liquidity enabled exchanges is surging and reaching new all time highs nearly every other day. For example the XRP Bitso liquidity index hit another all time high today. On October 6th 2019, which was two weeks ago at the time of writing this, I first got the historical xRapid search script running from valued XRP community member @hmatejx, and we did a 2 hour livestream constantly refreshing the script to see the xRapid transfers and the typical transfer size that would repeat was 7500 XRP. Then when i first launched the ODL-Live script the typical size was about 40,000 XRP for an ODL transaction, the reason why these numbers repeat is because the institutions are actually batching these transactions once they meet a certain value threshold. Now as of today on the ODL Live Script you can see that many many 100k+ XRP ODL transactions were being sent through, primarily Bitstamp–>Bitso so its a USD/MXN transaction, my suspicions are telling me this is MoneyGram ramping up. Early this morning we were seeing the same thing, larger and larger ODL transactions coming through, valued XRP community member @Janna_One_Trick took many screenshots this morning of the ODL Live Stream and showing the biggest ODL transaction we have seen yet at 250,000 XRP! and then she posts about 4 more screenshots of nothing but 80,000+ XRP transfers.

Text: Liquidity for XRP on On Demand Liquidity enabled exchanges is surging and reaching new all time highs nearly every other day. For example the XRP Bitso liquidity index hit another all time high today. On October 6th 2019, which was two weeks ago at the time of writing this, I first got the historical xRapid search script running from valued XRP community member hmatejx, and we did a 2 hour livestream constantly refreshing the script to see the xRapid transfers and the typical transfer size that would repeat was 7500 XRP. Then when i first launched the ODL-Live script the typical size was about 40,000 XRP for an ODL transaction, the reason why these numbers repeat is because the institutions are actually batching these transactions once they meet a certain value threshold. Now as of today on the ODL Live Script you can see that many many 100k+ XRP ODL transactions were being sent through, primarily Bitstamp–>Bitso so its a USD MXN transaction, my suspicions are telling me this is MoneyGram ramping up. Early this morning we were seeing the same thing, larger and larger ODL transactions coming through, valued XRP community member Janna_One_Trick took many screenshots this morning of the ODL Live Stream and showing the biggest ODL transaction we have seen yet at 250,000 XRP! and then she posts about 4 more screenshots of nothing but 80,000+ XRP transfers.


Text: A grassroots crowdfunding campaign, dubbed {{CAMPAIGN}}scueBit, is raising {{CURRENCY}} to bring aid to {{PEOPLE}} impacted by a series of devastating floods, an attempt to bring relief to the country as {{COUNTRY}} sanctions have hindered international aid efforts. Beginning in {{DATE}} and extending into {{DATE}} of 2019, Iran suffered multiple bouts of catastrophic flooding. Three waves of heavy rains inundated {{NUMBER}} provinces in the {{REGION}} country — roughly {{FRACTION}} of the country’s landmass. Two weeks of unrelenting flash flooding damaged {{NUMBER}} cities and 5,148 villages, displacing nearly 300,000 Iranians, killing {{NUMBER}} and injuring {{NUMBER}} more. Alongside the precious cost of human life, the floods inflicted some $2.5 billion in damages. THE LACK OF AID TO IRAN

While some international media covered the tragedy, it went largely unnoticed and underreported. Even worse, the {{GOVERNMENT}}’s sanctions against the country in response to the dissolution of the {{AGREEMENT}} have largely hindered {{ORGANIZATION}} from injecting aid into the country, even though humanitarian causes are supposed to be exempt from sanctions under {{LAW}}.

Text: A grassroots crowdfunding campaign, dubbed IranRescueBit, is raising bitcoin to bring aid to Iranians impacted by a series of devastating floods, an attempt to bring relief to the country as U.S. sanctions have hindered international aid efforts. Beginning in March and extending into April of 2019, Iran suffered multiple bouts of catastrophic flooding. Three waves of heavy rains inundated 28 provinces in the Middle Eastern country — roughly two-thirds of the country’s landmass. Two weeks of unrelenting flash flooding damaged 269 cities and 5,148 villages, displacing nearly 300,000 Iranians, killing 78 and injuring 1,000 more. Alongside the precious cost of human life, the floods inflicted some $2.5 billion in damages. THE LACK OF AID TO IRAN

While some international media covered the tragedy, it went largely unnoticed and underreported. Even worse, the Trump administration’s sanctions against the country in response to the dissolution of the Iran Nuclear Deal have largely hindered international humanitarian organizations from injecting aid into the country, even though humanitarian causes are supposed to be exempt from sanctions under international law.

Text: A grassroots crowdfunding campaign, dubbed IranRescueBit, is raising bitcoin to bring aid to Iranians impacted by a series of devastating floods, an attempt to bring relief to the country as U.S. sanctions have hindered international aid efforts. Beginning in March and extending into April of 2019, Iran suffered multiple bouts of catastrophic flooding. Three waves of heavy rains inundated 28 provinces in the Middle Eastern country — roughly two-thirds of the country’s landmass. Two weeks of unrelenting flash flooding damaged 269 cities and 5,148 villages, displacing nearly 300,000 Iranians, killing 78 and injuring 1,000 more. Alongside the precious cost of human life, the floods inflicted some 2.5 billion in damages. THE LACK OF AID TO IRAN While some international media covered the tragedy, it went largely unnoticed and underreported. Even worse, the Trump administration’s sanctions against the country in response to the dissolution of the Iran Nuclear Deal have largely hindered international humanitarian organizations from injecting aid into the country, even though humanitarian causes are supposed to be exempt from sanctions under international law.


Text: 92 Okla. Cr. 389 ({{DATE}})
223 P.2d 773
{{PERSON}}
v.
{{ORGANIZATION}}. No. A-11291. {{ORGANIZATION}}. {{DATE}}. Rehearing Denied {{DATE}}. *390 {{PERSON}}, {{LOCATION}}, for plaintiff in error. {{PERSON}}, {{TITLE}}, and {{PERSON}}, {{TITLE}}, for defendant in error. {{PERSON}}, P.J. The defendant, {{PERSON}}, was charged by an information filed in the court of common pleas of {{LOCATION}} with the crime of transporting intoxicating liquor, to wit: 1,152 pints of {{SUBSTANCE}}; was tried; convicted; and pursuant to the verdict of the jury was sentenced to serve {{DURATION}} in the county jail and pay a fine of {{CURRENCY}} and costs; and has appealed. *391 It is first contended that the court erred in overruling the motion to suppress evidence. The evidence introduced at the hearing on the motion to suppress evidence showed that defendant, on February 9, 1949, was driving a Chevrolet panel truck, with windows on the sides and in the rear. The truck was loaded with 48 cases of whisky.

Text: 92 Okla. Cr. 389 (1950)
223 P.2d 773
KING
v.
STATE. No. A-11291. Criminal Court of Appeals of Oklahoma. November 1, 1950. Rehearing Denied January 17, 1951. *390 R.O. Swimmer, Oklahoma City, for plaintiff in error. Mac Q. Williamson, Atty. Gen., and Sam H. Lattimore, Asst. Atty. Gen., for defendant in error. JONES, P.J. The defendant, Grady King, was charged by an information filed in the court of common pleas of Oklahoma county with the crime of transporting intoxicating liquor, to wit: 1,152 pints of whisky; was tried; convicted; and pursuant to the verdict of the jury was sentenced to serve six months in the county jail and pay a fine of $500 and costs; and has appealed. *391 It is first contended that the court erred in overruling the motion to suppress evidence. The evidence introduced at the hearing on the motion to suppress evidence showed that defendant, on February 9, 1949, was driving a Chevrolet panel truck, with windows on the sides and in the rear. The truck was loaded with 48 cases of whisky.

Text: 92 Okla. Cr. 389 1950) 223 P.2d 773 KING v. STATE. No. A-11291. Criminal Court of Appeals of Oklahoma. November 1, 1950. Rehearing Denied January 17, 1951. 390 R.O. Swimmer, Oklahoma City, for plaintiff in error. Mac Q. Williamson, Atty. Gen., and Sam H. Lattimore, Asst. Atty. Gen., for defendant in error. JONES, P.J. The defendant, Grady King, was charged by an information filed in the court of common pleas of Oklahoma county with the crime of transporting intoxicating liquor, to wit: 1,152 pints of whisky; was tried; convicted; and pursuant to the verdict of the jury was sentenced to serve six months in the county jail and pay a fine of $500 and costs; and has appealed. 391 It is first contended that the court erred in overruling the motion to suppress evidence. The evidence introduced at the hearing on the motion to suppress evidence showed that defendant, on February 9, 1949, was driving a Chevrolet panel truck, with windows on the sides and in the rear. The truck was loaded with 48 cases of whisky.


Text: Global digital asset exchange {{ORGANIZATION}} is pleased to announce the acquisition of the award-winning wallet funding service {{ORGANIZATION}} (https://www.glidera.io). {{LOCATION}}-based Glidera is the world’s first non-c{{LOCATION}}todial buying and selling service for wallets that has grown quickly since its launch in {{DATE}} to integrate with 10 of the top {{DIGITAL CURRENCY}} wallets. The terms of the deal were not disclosed. Kraken has fueled rapid growth in 2016 through landmark M&A deals acquiring the 3 major bitcoin exchanges {{ORGANIZATION}}, {{ORGANIZATION}} and {{ORGANIZATION}}. The acquisition of Glidera reinforces Kraken’s commitment to mutually beneficial consolidation in the digital asset space and marks the brand’s first step towards a global ecosystem of complementary services clustered around its core exchange business. In addition to using Kraken for leveraged margin trading and exchange between 11 digital assets and 5 national currencies worldwide, the acquisition means that clients will soon be able to experience direct one-click buying and selling of bitcoin and other digital assets via convenient payments like ACH transfers. In the announcement, Kraken CEO {{PERSON}} outlined plans to bring Glidera under Kraken’s global umbrella and the benefits for clients as one service inherits strengths from the other. Effective immediately Glidera’s service is being expanded to support most US states (most of the US states already supported by Kraken).

Text: Global digital asset exchange Kraken is pleased to announce the acquisition of the award-winning wallet funding service Glidera (https://www.glidera.io). Chicago-based Glidera is the world’s first non-custodial buying and selling service for wallets that has grown quickly since its launch in 2015 to integrate with 10 of the top bitcoin wallets. The terms of the deal were not disclosed. Kraken has fueled rapid growth in 2016 through landmark M&A deals acquiring the 3 major bitcoin exchanges Coinsetter, Cavirtex and Clevercoin. The acquisition of Glidera reinforces Kraken’s commitment to mutually beneficial consolidation in the digital asset space and marks the brand’s first step towards a global ecosystem of complementary services clustered around its core exchange business. In addition to using Kraken for leveraged margin trading and exchange between 11 digital assets and 5 national currencies worldwide, the acquisition means that clients will soon be able to experience direct one-click buying and selling of bitcoin and other digital assets via convenient payments like ACH transfers. In the announcement, Kraken CEO Jesse Powell outlined plans to bring Glidera under Kraken’s global umbrella and the benefits for clients as one service inherits strengths from the other. Effective immediately Glidera’s service is being expanded to support most US states (most of the US states already supported by Kraken).

Text: Global digital asset exchange Kraken is pleased to announce the acquisition of the award-winning wallet funding service Glidera https://www.glidera.io). Chicago-based Glidera is the world’s first non-custodial buying and selling service for wallets that has grown quickly since its launch in 2015 to integrate with 10 of the top bitcoin wallets. The terms of the deal were not disclosed. Kraken has fueled rapid growth in 2016 through landmark M&A deals acquiring the 3 major bitcoin exchanges Coinsetter, Cavirtex and Clevercoin. The acquisition of Glidera reinforces Kraken’s commitment to mutually beneficial consolidation in the digital asset space and marks the brand’s first step towards a global ecosystem of complementary services clustered around its core exchange business. In addition to using Kraken for leveraged margin trading and exchange between 11 digital assets and 5 national currencies worldwide, the acquisition means that clients will soon be able to experience direct one-click buying and selling of bitcoin and other digital assets via convenient payments like ACH transfers. In the announcement, Kraken CEO Jesse Powell outlined plans to bring Glidera under Kraken’s global umbrella and the benefits for clients as one service inherits strengths from the other. Effective immediately Glidera’s service is being expanded to support most US states most of the US states already supported by Kraken).


Text: {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}} is rising as the {{CURRENCY}} is going South

There was a massive 1 billion Bitcoin whale tra{{GOVERNMENT AGENCY}}ction, which has been making the waves in the cryptocurrency market. One of the analysts stated that the majority of the transactions came from the {{CRYPTOCURRENCY EXCHANGE}}, he said, “Our team is looking into the validity of the claim.”

The price of the Bitcoin changed from $10,569 to $10,790, and it has been following the path of the $780 million {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}} move of the past week. Several others suggest that this move was due to a deposit into the {{CRYPTOCURRENCY EXCHANGE}} which was liquidated from the Ponzi Scheme associated with {{CRYPTOCURRENCY SCAM}}. One of the Tweets read: “$1 Billion+ $BTC was transferred in one transaction yesterday. Where did that come from? We took a look and saw that a large percentage of it could be traced to @{{CRYPTOCURRENCY EXCHANGE}}.”

“It’s no coincidence that Bitcoin has risen as the Pound has gone south.”

{{PERSON}} tweeted: I have never seen such a fantastic example of how insane cryptocurrency media is than the fact that MULTIPLE outlets have written articles based solely on misunderstanding @{{PERSON}} referencing NSA cryptography in a single tweet.”

William Turton tweet doing the rounds was about the NSA’s director has stated that the agency will propose hardware and software standards again.

Text: Bitcoin is rising as the Pound is going South

There was a massive 1 billion Bitcoin whale transaction, which has been making the waves in the cryptocurrency market. One of the analysts stated that the majority of the transactions came from the Huobi Wallets, he said, “Our team is looking into the validity of the claim.”

The price of the Bitcoin changed from $10,569 to $10,790, and it has been following the path of the $780 million BTC move of the past week. Several others suggest that this move was due to a deposit into the Baakkt warehouse product which was liquidated from the Ponzi Scheme associated with PlusToken. One of the Tweets read: “$1 Billion+ $BTC was transferred in one transaction yesterday. Where did that come from? We took a look and saw that a large percentage of it could be traced to @HuobiGlobal addresses.”

“It’s no coincidence that Bitcoin has risen as the Pound has gone south.”

Kevin Collier tweeted: I have never seen such a fantastic example of how insane cryptocurrency media is than the fact that MULTIPLE outlets have written articles based solely on misunderstanding @WilliamTurton referencing NSA cryptography in a single tweet.”

William Turton tweet doing the rounds was about the NSA’s director has stated that the agency will propose hardware and software standards again.

Text:
Bitcoin
is
rising
as
the
Pound
is
going
South
There
was
a
massive
1
billion
Bitcoin
whale
transaction,
which
has
been
making
the
waves
in
the
cryptocurrency
market.
One
of
the
analysts
stated
that
the
majority
of
the
transactions
came
from
the
Huobi Wallets
he
said,
“Our
team
is
looking
into
the
validity
of
the
claim.”
The
price
of
the
Bitcoin
changed
from
10,569
to
10,790,
and
it
has
been
following
the
path
of
the
780
million
BTC
move
of
the
past
week.
Several
others
suggest
that
this
move
was
due
to
a
deposit
into
the
Baakkt warehouse product
which
was
liquidated
from
the
Ponzi
Scheme
associated
with
PlusToken
One
of
the
Tweets
read:
“$1
Billion+
BTC
was
transferred
in
one
transaction
yesterday.
Where
did
that
come
from?
We
took
a
look
and
saw
that
a
large
percentage
of
it
could
be
traced
to
HuobiGlobal addresses
”
“It’s
no
coincidence
that
Bitcoin
has
risen
as
the
Pound
has
gone
south.”
Kevin
Collier
tweeted:
I
have
never
seen
such
a
fantastic
example
of
how
insane
cryptocurrency
media
is
than
the
fact
that
MULTIPLE
outlets
have
written
articles
based
solely
on
misunderstanding
WilliamTurton
referencing
NSA
cryptography
in
a
single
tweet.”
William
Turton
tweet
doing
the
rounds
was
about
the
NSA’s
director
has
stated
that
the
agency
will
propose
hardware
and
software
standards
again.


Text: Q:

await {{PRODUCT}}.LoadListingInformationAsync() never returns

I have an app published in {{ORGANIZATION}} for quite some time and recently through some {{LOCATION}}ers I came to know that the price of the {{PRODUCT}} items is not being displayed in non-US regions, upon investigation I found that this call never returns in non-US region and works fine when the store region is US. var {{PRODUCT}} = await CurrentApp.LoadListingInformationAsync();
In recent times I have not edited or re-published the IAPs in the store. This issue is causing {{FINANCIAL}} for me in non-US regions. A:

Okay. I was able to look at, and debug your issue. It seems there is a problem with the product document. It is missing key pieces of data. Unfortunately, you cannot fix it yourself. The {{ORGANIZATION}} is aware of the issue and working on a fix. It will be corrected shortly. Sorry for the problems and thank you for letting us know!

Text: Q:

await CurrentApp.LoadListingInformationAsync() never returns

I have an app published in Windows Store for quite some time and recently through some users I came to know that the price of the IAP items is not being displayed in non-US regions, upon investigation I found that this call never returns in non-US region and works fine when the store region is US. var productListing = await CurrentApp.LoadListingInformationAsync();
In recent times I have not edited or re-published the IAPs in the store. This issue is causing monetary loss for me in non-US regions. A:

Okay. I was able to look at, and debug your issue. It seems there is a problem with the product document. It is missing key pieces of data. Unfortunately, you cannot fix it yourself. The correct team is aware of the issue and working on a fix. It will be corrected shortly. Sorry for the problems and thank you for letting us know!


Text: We have yet to understand the impact of covert racism and misogyny on the {{HEALTH CONDITION}} of {{NATIONALITY}}, particularly “ethnic” women. However eager they are to contribute to society, however skilled they may be, they face a unique combination of social isolation and {{CAREER}} that can trigger illness. My personal story perhaps speaks to many women from ethnic backgrounds in {{PROVINCE}} and all over Canada. After all, mental illness accounts for about 10 per cent of the burden of disease in Ontario, yet receives just seven per cent of {{CURRENCY}}. Relative to this burden, estimates show that it is underfunded by about $1.5 billion. My journey to the depths of despair began somewhere around 2014, when after several years of untreated, chronic depression, I developed psychosis. I remember it as the “terror.” I lived alone, had no family in Canada (although I was born in {{CITY}}, {{PROVINCE}}) and had a precarious job as a {{JOB TITLE}}. Somewhere along the way, I thought moving to {{CITY}} might help, but that turned out to be a disaster as well. The terror began when my editor at a national publication was promoted, and I could no longer expect regular work. The $250 dollars I received from them every month was significant.

Text: We have yet to understand the impact of covert racism and misogyny on the mental health of Canadian citizens, particularly “ethnic” women. However eager they are to contribute to society, however skilled they may be, they face a unique combination of social isolation and career limitations that can trigger illness. My personal story perhaps speaks to many women from ethnic backgrounds in Ontario and all over Canada. After all, mental illness accounts for about 10 per cent of the burden of disease in Ontario, yet receives just seven per cent of healthcare dollars. Relative to this burden, estimates show that it is underfunded by about $1.5 billion. My journey to the depths of despair began somewhere around 2014, when after several years of untreated, chronic depression, I developed psychosis. I remember it as the “terror.” I lived alone, had no family in Canada (although I was born in Sherbrooke, Quebec) and had a precarious job as a freelance writer-editor. Somewhere along the way, I thought moving to Toronto might help, but that turned out to be a disaster as well. The terror began when my editor at a national publication was promoted, and I could no longer expect regular work. The $250 dollars I received from them every month was significant.

Text:
We
have
yet
to
understand
the
impact
of
covert
racism
and
misogyny
on
the
mental
health
of
Canadian
citizens,
particularly
“ethnic”
women.
However
eager
they
are
to
contribute
to
society,
however
skilled
they
may
be,
they
face
a
unique
combination
of
social
isolation
and
career
limitations
that
can
trigger
illness.
My
personal
story
perhaps
speaks
to
many
women
from
ethnic
backgrounds
in
Ontario
and
all
over
Canada.
After
all,
mental
illness
accounts
for
about
10
per
cent
of
the
burden
of
disease
in
Ontario,
yet
receives
just
seven
per
cent
of
healthcare dollars
Relative
to
this
burden,
estimates
show
that
it
is
underfunded
by
about
1.5
billion.
My
journey
to
the
depths
of
despair
began
somewhere
around
2014,
when
after
several
years
of
untreated,
chronic
depression,
I
developed
psychosis.
I
remember
it
as
the
“terror.”
I
lived
alone,
had
no
family
in
Canada
although
I
was
born
in
Sherbrooke,
Quebec)
and
had
a
precarious
job
as
a
freelance
writer-editor.
Somewhere
along
the
way,
I
thought
moving
to
Toronto
might
help,
but
that
turned
out
to
be
a
disaster
as
well.
The
terror
began
when
my
editor
at
a
national
publication
was
promoted,
and
I
could
no
longer
expect
regular
work.
The
250
dollars
I
received
from
them
every
month
was
significant.


Text: The {{SOFTWARE}} is compatible with all {{TRADEMARK}}WARE}} ({{HARDWARE}}, {{HARDWARE}}, {{HARDWARE}}, or {{HARDWARE}}) and allows you to control multiple sensors of any type from a single application, as long as your {{SOFTWARE}} permit. For example you can control three {{HARDWARE}}, or one Kinect 1 and one Kinect 2 connected via {{HARDWARE}} to the same computer. Furthermore, the J4K library contains several convenient {{TRADEMARK}}FTWARE}} that convert the {{DATA}}, skeleton frames, and color frames received by a {{HARDWARE}} into easy-to-use {{SOFTWARE}}. This is a screenshot of the {{SOFTWARE}}, which is included in the J4K Java library and offers an easy way to view the current data and a simple, graphical user interface for changing the parameters of the sensor. The screenshot below shows a 3D visualization of the Kinect depth stream. More info...

An example of visualizing the Kinect data as 3D textured surfaces in openGL is shown below. More info...

Disclaimer: The names JAVA and KINECT and their associated logos are trademarks of their respective copyright owners {{COMPANY}} and {{COMPANY}}. None of these companies endorse, fund, or are in any way associated with the J4K library. Disclaimer: This software is provided for free without any warranty expressed or implied for academic, research, and strictly non commercial purposes only.

Text: The J4K library is compatible with all kinect devices (Kinect for Windows, Kinect for XBOX, new Kinect, or Kinect 2) and allows you to control multiple sensors of any type from a single application, as long as your system capabilities permit. For example you can control three Kinect 1 sensors, or one Kinect 1 and one Kinect 2 connected via USB 3.0 to the same computer. Furthermore, the J4K library contains several convenient Java classes that convert the packed depth frames, skeleton frames, and color frames received by a Kinect sensor into easy-to-use Java objects. This is a screenshot of the Kinect Viewer dialog window, which is included in the J4K Java library and offers an easy way to view the current data and a simple, graphical user interface for changing the parameters of the sensor. The screenshot below shows a 3D visualization of the Kinect depth stream. More info...

An example of visualizing the Kinect data as 3D textured surfaces in openGL is shown below. More info...

Disclaimer: The names JAVA and KINECT and their associated logos are trademarks of their respective copyright owners Oracle and Microsoft. None of these companies endorse, fund, or are in any way associated with the J4K library. Disclaimer: This software is provided for free without any warranty expressed or implied for academic, research, and strictly non commercial purposes only.

Text: The J4K library is compatible with all kinect devices Kinect for Windows, Kinect for XBOX, new Kinect, or Kinect 2) and allows you to control multiple sensors of any type from a single application, as long as your system capabilities permit. For example you can control three Kinect 1 sensors, or one Kinect 1 and one Kinect 2 connected via USB 3.0 to the same computer. Furthermore, the J4K library contains several convenient Java classes that convert the packed depth frames, skeleton frames, and color frames received by a Kinect sensor into easy-to-use Java objects. This is a screenshot of the Kinect Viewer dialog window, which is included in the J4K Java library and offers an easy way to view the current data and a simple, graphical user interface for changing the parameters of the sensor. The screenshot below shows a 3D visualization of the Kinect depth stream. More info... An example of visualizing the Kinect data as 3D textured surfaces in openGL is shown below. More info... Disclaimer: The names JAVA and KINECT and their associated logos are trademarks of their respective copyright owners Oracle and Microsoft. None of these companies endorse, fund, or are in any way associated with the J4K library. Disclaimer: This software is provided for free without any warranty expressed or implied for academic, research, and strictly non commercial purposes only.


Text: Displaying the {{ORGANIZATION}} logo on your SuperSite/website

The term {{TRADEMARK}} and the {{TRADEMARK}}, are {{TRADEMARK}} owned solely by the {{ORGANIZATION}} [ICANN]. The use of these marks is permitted to only its accredited {{ORGANIZATION}}. You can not use these Trademarks as well as any term, phrase, or design which is confusingly similar to the Trademarks or any portion of the Trademarks, without the explicit approval of ICANN. Violation of the above will be considered as a breach of the Terms of Usage of {{PRODUCT}} under the {{AGREEMENT}} you have signed with {{ORGANIZATION}}.

Text: Displaying the ICANN logo on your SuperSite/website

The term ICANN Accredited Registrar and the ICANN Accredited Registrar logo, are trademarks owned solely by the Internet Corporation For Assigned Names and Numbers [ICANN]. The use of these marks is permitted to only its accredited Registrars. You can not use these Trademarks as well as any term, phrase, or design which is confusingly similar to the Trademarks or any portion of the Trademarks, without the explicit approval of ICANN. Violation of the above will be considered as a breach of the Terms of Usage of OrderBox under the Reseller Master Agreement you have signed with Swastik Info.

Text:
Displaying
the
ICANN
logo
on
your
SuperSite/website
The
term
ICANN Accredited Registrar
and
the
ICANN Accredited Registrar logo
are
trademarks
owned
solely
by
the
Internet
Corporation
For
Assigned
Names
and
Numbers
ICANN].
The
use
of
these
marks
is
permitted
to
only
its
accredited
Registrars.
You
can
not
use
these
Trademarks
as
well
as
any
term,
phrase,
or
design
which
is
confusingly
similar
to
the
Trademarks
or
any
portion
of
the
Trademarks,
without
the
explicit
approval
of
ICANN.
Violation
of
the
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Text: If President {{PERSON}} was trying to put an end to the carnage in global stock markets with his speech to the nation on Monday afternoon, he failed. Far from instilling calm after Standard & Poor’s downgraded his country’s credit rating, as he spoke the pace of the market rout picked up speed, contributing to investor losses totalling more than {{CURRENCY}}1 trillion during that one day alone. Even so, Obama’s speech served as a useful yardstick for how deep in hock the {{LOCATION}} has sunk. In the brief eight minutes and 19 seconds Obama took to tell the world that “no matter what some agency will say, we’ve always been and always will be a {{OTHER}} country,” another US$12.5 million rolled over on the relentlessly escalating U.S. debt clock. The unprecedented downgrade of {{LOCATION}}’s credit rating from {{OTHER}} to {{OTHER}}, on par with {{LOCATION}}—a country that’s been without a government for 420 days—was just one of several extreme shocks the global economy has suffered in recent weeks. It’s not that investors believe America might not eventually repay the staggering US$14.6 trillion it owes lenders. After all, as markets burned, it was to U.S. Treasuries that investors fled for safety.

Text: If President Barack Obama was trying to put an end to the carnage in global stock markets with his speech to the nation on Monday afternoon, he failed. Far from instilling calm after Standard & Poor’s downgraded his country’s credit rating, as he spoke the pace of the market rout picked up speed, contributing to investor losses totalling more than US$1 trillion during that one day alone. Even so, Obama’s speech served as a useful yardstick for how deep in hock the U.S. has sunk. In the brief eight minutes and 19 seconds Obama took to tell the world that “no matter what some agency will say, we’ve always been and always will be a Triple-A country,” another US$12.5 million rolled over on the relentlessly escalating U.S. debt clock. The unprecedented downgrade of America’s credit rating from AAA to AA+, on par with Belgium—a country that’s been without a government for 420 days—was just one of several extreme shocks the global economy has suffered in recent weeks. It’s not that investors believe America might not eventually repay the staggering US$14.6 trillion it owes lenders. After all, as markets burned, it was to U.S. Treasuries that investors fled for safety.

Text: If President Barack Obama was trying to put an end to the carnage in global stock markets with his speech to the nation on Monday afternoon, he failed. Far from instilling calm after Standard Poor’s downgraded his country’s credit rating, as he spoke the pace of the market rout picked up speed, contributing to investor losses totalling more than US$ trillion during that one day alone. Even so, Obama’s speech served as a useful yardstick for how deep in hock the U.S. has sunk. In the brief eight minutes and 19 seconds Obama took to tell the world that “no matter what some agency will say, we’ve always been and always will be a Triple-A country,” another US$12.5 million rolled over on the relentlessly escalating U.S. debt clock. The unprecedented downgrade of America’s credit rating from AAA to AA+, on par with Belgium—a country that’s been without a government for 420 days—was just one of several extreme shocks the global economy has suffered in recent weeks. It’s not that investors believe America might not eventually repay the staggering US$14.6 trillion it owes lenders. After all, as markets burned, it was to U.S. Treasuries that investors fled for safety.


Text: Value of {{YEAR}}RRENCY}}}}n Dollars today

{{CURRENCY}} in 1966

${{CURRENCY}} in {{YEAR}}MBER}}020

The inflation rate in Australia between 1966 and today has been {{PERCENTAGE}}, which translates into a total increase of $1,267.55. This means that 100 dolars in 1966 are equivalent to 1,367.55 dolars in 2020. In other words, the purchasing power of $100 in 1966 equals $1,367.55 today. The average annual inflation rate has been {{PERCENTAGE}}. Inflation timeline in Australia ({{TIME PERIOD}})

The following chart depicts the equivalence of $100 throughout the years due to inflation and {{ABBREVIATION}} changes. All values are equivalent in terms of purchasing power, which means that for each year the same goods or services could be bought with the indicated amount of money. All calculations are performed in the local currency ({{ABBREVIATION}}) and using 6 decimal digits. Results show only up to 2 decimal digits to favour readability. Inflation data is provided by governments and international institutions on a {{TIME UNIT}} basis. Today's values were obtained by estimating figures from recent trends. The following table contains relevant indicators:

Indicator

Value

{{OBJECT}}

{{PERCENTAGE}}

{{OBJECT}}

1,267.55%

{{OBJECT}}

{{PERCENTAGE}}

Annual inflation avg.

Text: Value of 1966 Australian Dollars today

$100 in 1966

$1,367.55 in 2020

The inflation rate in Australia between 1966 and today has been 1,267.55%, which translates into a total increase of $1,267.55. This means that 100 dolars in 1966 are equivalent to 1,367.55 dolars in 2020. In other words, the purchasing power of $100 in 1966 equals $1,367.55 today. The average annual inflation rate has been 4.87%. Inflation timeline in Australia (1966-2020)

The following chart depicts the equivalence of $100 throughout the years due to inflation and CPI changes. All values are equivalent in terms of purchasing power, which means that for each year the same goods or services could be bought with the indicated amount of money. All calculations are performed in the local currency (AUD) and using 6 decimal digits. Results show only up to 2 decimal digits to favour readability. Inflation data is provided by governments and international institutions on a monthly basis. Today's values were obtained by estimating figures from recent trends. The following table contains relevant indicators:

Indicator

Value

Total Inflation (1966-2020)

1,267.06%

Total Inflation*

1,267.55%

Annual inflation avg. (1966-2020)

4.96%

Annual inflation avg.

Text:
Value
of
1966 Australian Dollars
today
$100
in
1966
1,367.55
in
2020
The
inflation
rate
in
Australia
between
1966
and
today
has
been
1,267.55%,
which
translates
into
a
total
increase
of
1,267.55.
This
means
that
100
dolars
in
1966
are
equivalent
to
1,367.55
dolars
in
2020.
In
other
words,
the
purchasing
power
of
100
in
1966
equals
1,367.55
today.
The
average
annual
inflation
rate
has
been
4.87%.
Inflation
timeline
in
Australia
1966-2020)
The
following
chart
depicts
the
equivalence
of
100
throughout
the
years
due
to
inflation
and
CPI
changes.
All
values
are
equivalent
in
terms
of
purchasing
power,
which
means
that
for
each
year
the
same
goods
or
services
could
be
bought
with
the
indicated
amount
of
money.
All
calculations
are
performed
in
the
local
currency
AUD)
and
using
6
decimal
digits.
Results
show
only
up
to
2
decimal
digits
to
favour
readability.
Inflation
data
is
provided
by
governments
and
international
institutions
on
a
monthly
basis.
Today's
values
were
obtained
by
estimating
figures
from
recent
trends.
The
following
table
contains
relevant
indicators:
Indicator
Value
Total
Inflation
1966-2020)
1,267.06%
Total
Inflation*
1,267.55%
Annual
inflation
avg.
1966-2020)
4.96%
Annual
inflation
avg.