Text: {{STATE}} is unique among states in that it has both no-fault insurance and unlimited {{INSURANCE TYPE}} for automobile drivers. That results in car insurance rates among the highest in the nation. However, that may soon change. {{GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL}} has unveiled a proposal to reform the law. According to the {{MEDIA}}, the plan would cap benefits from the state accident fund at $1 million and could save the average family $250 per year. Under the current law, insurers are reimbursed for all costs above $500,000 from the {{ORGANIZATION}} (MCCA), which is supported by an {{FINANCIAL}} of $175 (soon to be $183) from drivers. The change would still leave Michigan with the nation's most generous auto medical coverage. No other state guarantees unlimited, lifetime benefits. As a result of the mandate, the {{ORGANIZATION}} reports that the average cost per no-fault claim is $45,016  more than twice that of the second most expensive state, {{STATE}}. The average claim in Michigan has tripled since the year 2000. The reason is a lack of incentives. Unlike private insurance companies and other government programs, there are limited cost controls on the amount medical providers can charge for care when it comes to injuries sustained in automobile accidents.

Text: Michigan is unique among states in that it has both no-fault insurance and unlimited personal injury protection for automobile drivers. That results in car insurance rates among the highest in the nation. However, that may soon change. Gov. Rick Snyder has unveiled a proposal to reform the law. According to the Detroit Free Press, the plan would cap benefits from the state accident fund at $1 million and could save the average family $250 per year. Under the current law, insurers are reimbursed for all costs above $500,000 from the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association (MCCA), which is supported by an annual fee of $175 (soon to be $183) from drivers. The change would still leave Michigan with the nation's most generous auto medical coverage. No other state guarantees unlimited, lifetime benefits. As a result of the mandate, the Insurance Industry Institute reports that the average cost per no-fault claim is $45,016  more than twice that of the second most expensive state, New Jersey. The average claim in Michigan has tripled since the year 2000. The reason is a lack of incentives. Unlike private insurance companies and other government programs, there are limited cost controls on the amount medical providers can charge for care when it comes to injuries sustained in automobile accidents.

Text:
Michigan
is
unique
among
states
in
that
it
has
both
no-fault
insurance
and
unlimited
personal
injury
protection
for
automobile
drivers.
That
results
in
car
insurance
rates
among
the
highest
in
the
nation.
However,
that
may
soon
change.
Gov.
Rick
Snyder
has
unveiled
a
proposal
to
reform
the
law.
According
to
the
Detroit
Free
Press,
the
plan
would
cap
benefits
from
the
state
accident
fund
at
1
million
and
could
save
the
average
family
250
per
year.
Under
the
current
law,
insurers
are
reimbursed
for
all
costs
above
500,000
from
the
Michigan
Catastrophic
Claims
Association
MCCA),
which
is
supported
by
an
annual fee
of
175
soon
to
be
183)
from
drivers.
The
change
would
still
leave
Michigan
with
the
nation's
most
generous
auto
medical
coverage.
No
other
state
guarantees
unlimited,
lifetime
benefits.
As
a
result
of
the
mandate,
the
Insurance
Industry
Institute
reports
that
the
average
cost
per
no-fault
claim
is
45,016
more
than
twice
that
of
the
second
most
expensive
state,
New
Jersey.
The
average
claim
in
Michigan
has
tripled
since
the
year
2000.
The
reason
is
a
lack
of
incentives.
Unlike
private
insurance
companies
and
other
government
programs,
there
are
limited
cost
controls
on
the
amount
medical
providers
can
charge
for
care
when
it
comes
to
injuries
sustained
in
automobile
accidents.


Text: In the past 25 years, a new type of material has entered the plastics products market. Commonly referred to as {{MATERIAL}}MATERIAL}}, or plastic composites (PCs), the new materials have been accepted into the {{MARKET}}lications such as outdoor decking and railing, siding, roofing and a variety of other products. The market for the wood-plastic composite has grown and WPCs now are used in automotive applications, as well as in the building products sector of the economy. A wood-plastic composite is a blended product of wood, or other {{MATERIAL}}, and a {{MATERIAL}}. The products can be produced with traditional plastics processes such as extrusion or {{PROCESS}}. For example, many building products are produced using extrusion processing similar to conventional plastics processing. The wood and plastics materials are blended before or during the extrusion process. The wood-plastic composites often compete with wood in the building products market. The current {{MATERIAL}} are most often {{PRODUCT}} of wood, or natural fibers, and polyethylene, polypropylene, or polyvinyl chloride (PVC). Presently available WPCs, however, suffer from certain drawbacks. For example, if the composite contains too high or too low of a ratio of plastic to wood, the finished product may not have the desired visual appearance or {{CHARACTERISTIC}}.

Text: In the past 25 years, a new type of material has entered the plastics products market. Commonly referred to as wood-plastic composites (WPCs), fiber-plastic composites, or plastic composites (PCs), the new materials have been accepted into the building products markets in applications such as outdoor decking and railing, siding, roofing and a variety of other products. The market for the wood-plastic composite has grown and WPCs now are used in automotive applications, as well as in the building products sector of the economy. A wood-plastic composite is a blended product of wood, or other natural fibers, and a thermoplastic material. The products can be produced with traditional plastics processes such as extrusion or injection molding. For example, many building products are produced using extrusion processing similar to conventional plastics processing. The wood and plastics materials are blended before or during the extrusion process. The wood-plastic composites often compete with wood in the building products market. The current WPC materials are most often compounds of wood, or natural fibers, and polyethylene, polypropylene, or polyvinyl chloride (PVC). Presently available WPCs, however, suffer from certain drawbacks. For example, if the composite contains too high or too low of a ratio of plastic to wood, the finished product may not have the desired visual appearance or structural performance characteristics.

Text:
In
the
past
25
years,
a
new
type
of
material
has
entered
the
plastics
products
market.
Commonly
referred
to
as
wood-plastic
composites
WPCs),
fiber-plastic
composites,
or
plastic
composites
PCs),
the
new
materials
have
been
accepted
into
the
building products markets
building products
markets
in
applications
such
as
outdoor
decking
and
railing,
siding,
roofing
and
a
variety
of
other
products.
The
market
for
the
wood-plastic
composite
has
grown
and
WPCs
now
are
used
in
automotive
applications,
as
well
as
in
the
building
products
sector
of
the
economy.
A
wood-plastic
composite
is
a
blended
product
of
wood,
or
other
natural
fibers,
and
a
thermoplastic
material.
The
products
can
be
produced
with
traditional
plastics
processes
such
as
extrusion
or
injection
molding.
For
example,
many
building
products
are
produced
using
extrusion
processing
similar
to
conventional
plastics
processing.
The
wood
and
plastics
materials
are
blended
before
or
during
the
extrusion
process.
The
wood-plastic
composites
often
compete
with
wood
in
the
building
products
market.
The
current
WPC
materials
are
most
often
compounds
of
wood,
or
natural
fibers,
and
polyethylene,
polypropylene,
or
polyvinyl
chloride
PVC).
Presently
available
WPCs,
however,
suffer
from
certain
drawbacks.
For
example,
if
the
composite
contains
too
high
or
too
low
of
a
ratio
of
plastic
to
wood,
the
finished
product
may
not
have
the
desired
visual
appearance
or
structural
performance
characteristics.


Text: {{MOVIE}}: A {{SERIES}} Story

2016

[spoilers]

Rogue One is the backstory behind the very first episode of Star Wars ever produced (which is now chronologically number 4 in the unendingly profitable Star Wars series of movies). In this movie we learn how the rebel alliance managed to get a copy of the blueprints for the {{WEAPON}}, a critical piece of information used to destroy that weapon. This movie is an impressive example of how well-funded elements of capitalist culture can spend {{CURRENCY}} in order to make a profit off of entertainment: the estimated budget was $200,000,000. Imagine what could have been done with those resources in a system guided by peoples' need instead of profit. For this money we get a story that has some progressive elements but also many questionable and reactionary messages. Rogue One is about the rebel alliance's fight against the {{ORGANIZATION}}. This could be a great anti-imperialist analogy. And there are some solid themes of {{CONCEPT}} and the oppressed coming together to fight a common enemy in a {{CONCEPT}}. But in the end it is individualism that wins, as of course that makes for a more exciting story in our culture.

Text: Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

2016

[spoilers]

Rogue One is the backstory behind the very first episode of Star Wars ever produced (which is now chronologically number 4 in the unendingly profitable Star Wars series of movies). In this movie we learn how the rebel alliance managed to get a copy of the blueprints for the Death Star, a critical piece of information used to destroy that weapon. This movie is an impressive example of how well-funded elements of capitalist culture can spend millions of dollars in order to make a profit off of entertainment: the estimated budget was $200,000,000. Imagine what could have been done with those resources in a system guided by peoples' need instead of profit. For this money we get a story that has some progressive elements but also many questionable and reactionary messages. Rogue One is about the rebel alliance's fight against the Empire. This could be a great anti-imperialist analogy. And there are some solid themes of revolutionary sacrifice and the oppressed coming together to fight a common enemy in a united front. But in the end it is individualism that wins, as of course that makes for a more exciting story in our culture.

Text:
Rogue
One:
A
Star
Wars
Story
2016
spoilers]
Rogue
One
is
the
backstory
behind
the
very
first
episode
of
Star
Wars
ever
produced
which
is
now
chronologically
number
4
in
the
unendingly
profitable
Star
Wars
series
of
movies).
In
this
movie
we
learn
how
the
rebel
alliance
managed
to
get
a
copy
of
the
blueprints
for
the
Death
Star,
a
critical
piece
of
information
used
to
destroy
that
weapon.
This
movie
is
an
impressive
example
of
how
well-funded
elements
of
capitalist
culture
can
spend
millions of dollars
in
order
to
make
a
profit
off
of
entertainment:
the
estimated
budget
was
200,000,000.
Imagine
what
could
have
been
done
with
those
resources
in
a
system
guided
by
peoples'
need
instead
of
profit.
For
this
money
we
get
a
story
that
has
some
progressive
elements
but
also
many
questionable
and
reactionary
messages.
Rogue
One
is
about
the
rebel
alliance's
fight
against
the
Empire.
This
could
be
a
great
anti-imperialist
analogy.
And
there
are
some
solid
themes
of
revolutionary
sacrifice
and
the
oppressed
coming
together
to
fight
a
common
enemy
in
a
united
front.
But
in
the
end
it
is
individualism
that
wins,
as
of
course
that
makes
for
a
more
exciting
story
in
our
culture.


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# Payment information for Greece

[Find another country or region](../billing-and-payments/pay-for-your-subscription.md). Please pay in {{CURRENCY}} only and reference invoice number(s) on your payment remittance. ## Electronic Funds Transfer

**Bank:** {{BANK}}ERNATIONAL BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER}}k, {{CITY}}
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**IBAN:** {{INTERNATIONAL BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER}}DE}}{{BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER}}
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# Payment information for Greece

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**Bank:** Citibank, London
**SWIFT Code/BIC:** CITIGB2L
**IBAN:** GB31CITI18500812207591
**SORT Code:** 185008
**Account Number:** 12207591
**Account Name:** MICROSOFT


Text: The "{{TV SHOW}}" traders shared their first moves for the {{COMPANY}}rket open. {{PERSON}} was a buyer of {{COMPANY}}COMPANY}}k. {{PERSON}} was a buyer of {{COMPANY}}. {{PERSON}} was a buyer of {{COMPANY}}. {{PERSON}} was a buyer of {{COMPANY}}. {{COMPANY}}claimer

Trader disclosure: Karen Finerman's firm is long {{COMPANY}}, C, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}} puts, SPY put spreads, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}. Her firm is short {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}. Her firm is short TGT calls. Her firm is long DIS call spreads. Karen Finerman is long {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}} {{COMPANY}}, BOT {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}}, {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}}, {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}}, C, {{COMPANY}}, CBS, CPRI, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, DVYE, FB, FL, GM, GMLP, GLNG, GOOG, GOOGL, JPM, LOW, LYV, {{COMPANY}}, MA, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, REZI, {{COMPANY}}, {{COMPANY}}, WIFI, {{COMPANY}}. KarenFinerman is longFB spread calls. KarenFinerman is long GOOG put spreads. Karen Finerman is long SPY puts. Bitcoin and Ethereum are in her kids' Trust.

Text: The "Fast Money" traders shared their first moves for the market open. Steve Grasso was a buyer of Shake Shack. Karen Finerman was a buyer of American Airlines. Dan Suzuki was a buyer of MSCI. Guy Adami was a buyer of Newmont Goldcorp. Disclaimer

Trader disclosure: Karen Finerman's firm is long ANTM, C, CBS, CPRI, FB, FDX, FL, FNAC, GOOG, GOOGL, GLNG, GMLP, HD, JPM, LYV, REZI, RRGB, SPY puts, SPY put spreads, STNG, TBT, TGT, TIF, URI, WIFI. Her firm is short HYG, IWM, LQD. Her firm is short TGT calls. Her firm is long DIS call spreads. Karen Finerman is long AAL, AYR/CN BAC, BOT Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, C, CAT, CBS, CPRI, DAL, DVYE, DXJ, EEM, EPI, EWW, EWZ, DVYE, FB, FL, GM, GMLP, GLNG, GOOG, GOOGL, JPM, LOW, LYV, KFL, MA, MTW, REAL, REZI, SEDG, TACO, WIFI, WFM. KarenFinerman is longFB spread calls. KarenFinerman is long GOOG put spreads. Karen Finerman is long SPY puts. Bitcoin and Ethereum are in her kids' Trust.

Text:
The
Fast
Money"
traders
shared
their
first
moves
for
the
market
open.
Steve
Grasso
was
a
buyer
of
Shake
Shack.
Karen
Finerman
was
a
buyer
of
American
Airlines.
Dan
Suzuki
was
a
buyer
of
MSCI.
Guy
Adami
was
a
buyer
of
Newmont
Goldcorp.
Disclaimer
Trader
disclosure:
Karen
Finerman's
firm
is
long
ANTM,
C,
CBS,
CPRI,
FB,
FDX,
FL,
FNAC,
GOOG,
GOOGL,
GLNG,
GMLP,
HD,
JPM,
LYV,
REZI,
RRGB,
SPY
puts,
SPY
put
spreads,
STNG,
TBT,
TGT,
TIF,
URI,
WIFI.
Her
firm
is
short
HYG,
IWM,
LQD.
Her
firm
is
short
TGT
calls.
Her
firm
is
long
DIS
call
spreads.
Karen
Finerman
is
long
AAL,
AYR/CN
BAC,
BOT
Bitcoin
Bitcoin Cash
Ethereum
C,
CAT,
CBS,
CPRI,
DAL,
DVYE,
DXJ,
EEM,
EPI,
EWW,
EWZ,
DVYE,
FB,
FL,
GM,
GMLP,
GLNG,
GOOG,
GOOGL,
JPM,
LOW,
LYV,
KFL,
MA,
MTW,
REAL,
REZI,
SEDG,
TACO,
WIFI,
WFM.
KarenFinerman
is
longFB
spread
calls.
KarenFinerman
is
long
GOOG
put
spreads.
Karen
Finerman
is
long
SPY
puts.
Bitcoin
and
Ethereum
are
in
her
kids'
Trust.


Text: Q:

Api Base URL for {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}}ENCY}} Cash

I have Successfully integrated Bitcoin To get payment so to verify {{FINANCIAL TRANSACTION}} from given address, I use
https://{{WEBSITE}}/multiaddr?active=$address|$address
, which is working for Bitcoin. So now I want to integrate Bitcoin Cash. For Bitcoin cash what is the base URL from blockchain.info. I search for this many places. I am not able to find a solution. Plz suggest me to integrate for test net for bitcoin cash too. A:

Use {{SOFTWARE LIBRARY}}
const bitcore = require('bitcoincashjs');

const {{CRYPTOGRAPHIC KEY}} = new bitcore.HDPublicKey.fromString(xpubKey);
            const derivedPublicKey = HdPublicKey.derive("m/0/" + index).publicKey;
            const address = derivedPublicKey.toAddress();
            requestObj.BCHAddress = address.toString();

to verify Transaction use {{SOFTWARE}}-sdk
const blocktrail = require('blocktrail-sdk');
const client = blocktrail.BlocktrailSDK({
    apiKey: apiKey,
    apiSecret: apiSecret,
    network: "{{CRYPTOCURRENCY}}",
    testnet: false
});

then you can call many function of client like
    client.addressTransactions(bitAddress[i].BCHAddress,
     async function (err, addressTxs) {
         //Code here
    });

Text: Q:

Api Base URL for Bitcoin Cash

I have Successfully integrated Bitcoin To get payment so to verify Transaction from given address, I use
https://blockchain.info/multiaddr?active=$address|$address
, which is working for Bitcoin. So now I want to integrate Bitcoin Cash. For Bitcoin cash what is the base URL from blockchain.info. I search for this many places. I am not able to find a solution. Plz suggest me to integrate for test net for bitcoin cash too. A:

Use bitcoincashjs Library
const bitcore = require('bitcoincashjs');

const HdPublicKey = new bitcore.HDPublicKey.fromString(xpubKey);
            const derivedPublicKey = HdPublicKey.derive("m/0/" + index).publicKey;
            const address = derivedPublicKey.toAddress();
            requestObj.BCHAddress = address.toString();

to verify Transaction use blocktrail-sdk
const blocktrail = require('blocktrail-sdk');
const client = blocktrail.BlocktrailSDK({
    apiKey: apiKey,
    apiSecret: apiSecret,
    network: "BCC",
    testnet: false
});

then you can call many function of client like
    client.addressTransactions(bitAddress[i].BCHAddress,
     async function (err, addressTxs) {
         //Code here
    });


Text: {{PERSON}} is an excellent economist and blogger, but he's confounded me today. In a post

examining

Instead I believe that the price of oil, like the price of all the other storable commodities, and for that matter the dollar cost of a euro, is primarily responding to the {{ORGANIZATION}}'s decision to move the real interest rate strongly into negative territory. the roots of the recent surge in oil prices, Mr Hamilton displays a number of charts which seem to clearly indicate the extent to which petroleum production has stagnated--not just in recent months, but over the past few years--even as {{ECONOMIC INDICATOR}} has proceeded apace. He then goes on to note that this has practically nothing to do with increases in oil prices:

This is an argument Mr Hamilton has made before. Because the {{ORGANIZATION}} has reduced nominal interest rates so significantly in an {{ECONOMIC INDICATOR}}, real interest rates are negative. As such, the best way to generate value with one's money is to keep it in storable commodities. Presto: {{ECONOMIC EVENT}}! I wouldn't be surprised if some small portion of the oil spike had something to do with this kind of {{ECONOMIC EVENT}}, but I think it's difficult to square the facts with Mr Hamilton's assessment that most of the boom can be explained as such. Why?

Text: JAMES HAMILTON is an excellent economist and blogger, but he's confounded me today. In a post

examining

Instead I believe that the price of oil, like the price of all the other storable commodities, and for that matter the dollar cost of a euro, is primarily responding to the Fed's decision to move the real interest rate strongly into negative territory. the roots of the recent surge in oil prices, Mr Hamilton displays a number of charts which seem to clearly indicate the extent to which petroleum production has stagnated--not just in recent months, but over the past few years--even as global demand growth has proceeded apace. He then goes on to note that this has practically nothing to do with increases in oil prices:

This is an argument Mr Hamilton has made before. Because the Federal Reserve has reduced nominal interest rates so significantly in an inflationary environment, real interest rates are negative. As such, the best way to generate value with one's money is to keep it in storable commodities. Presto: commodities price boom! I wouldn't be surprised if some small portion of the oil spike had something to do with this kind of investment play, but I think it's difficult to square the facts with Mr Hamilton's assessment that most of the boom can be explained as such. Why?

Text:
JAMES
HAMILTON
is
an
excellent
economist
and
blogger,
but
he's
confounded
me
today.
In
a
post
examining
Instead
I
believe
that
the
price
of
oil,
like
the
price
of
all
the
other
storable
commodities,
and
for
that
matter
the
dollar
cost
of
a
euro,
is
primarily
responding
to
the
Fed's
decision
to
move
the
real
interest
rate
strongly
into
negative
territory.
the
roots
of
the
recent
surge
in
oil
prices,
Mr
Hamilton
displays
a
number
of
charts
which
seem
to
clearly
indicate
the
extent
to
which
petroleum
production
has
stagnated--not
just
in
recent
months,
but
over
the
past
few
years--even
as
global demand growth
has
proceeded
apace.
He
then
goes
on
to
note
that
this
has
practically
nothing
to
do
with
increases
in
oil
prices:
This
is
an
argument
Mr
Hamilton
has
made
before.
Because
the
Federal
Reserve
has
reduced
nominal
interest
rates
so
significantly
in
an
inflationary environment
real
interest
rates
are
negative.
As
such,
the
best
way
to
generate
value
with
one's
money
is
to
keep
it
in
storable
commodities.
Presto:
commodities
price
boom!
I
wouldn't
be
surprised
if
some
small
portion
of
the
oil
spike
had
something
to
do
with
this
kind
of
investment
play,
but
I
think
it's
difficult
to
square
the
facts
with
Mr
Hamilton's
assessment
that
most
of
the
boom
can
be
explained
as
such.
Why?


Text: Thursday, 27 {{DATE}} 2014

{{LOCATION}}ON}} border trade has reached nearly {{CURRENCY}} 700 million ({{CURRENCY}} 676.19 billion), with the {{LOCATION}} border trade camp and others accounting for the majority of this volume, according to the {{ORGANIZATION}} of the {{ORGANIZATION}}. Myanmar-Thailand border trading from {{DATE}} through the second week of March for the {{DATE}} has reached US$ 679.2 million, with most of the volume consumed by imports from Thailand, the department said.Most border trade transactions occurred through the {{LOCATION}} border trading camp in {{LOCATION}}, Myawady camp in {{LOCATION}}, and the {{LOCATION}}, {{LOCATION}}, {{LOCATION}}, and {{LOCATION}} camps in {{LOCATION}}. During the above-mentioned period, trading volumes in respective camps were US$ 278.5 million in Myawady, US$ 86.15 million in Tachilek, US$ 115.2 million in Kaw Thoung, US$ 147 million in Myeik, US$ 51.92 million in Nabule/Htikhi, and US$ 36.7 million in Maw Taung. Trading camps along the borders are planning to promote more border trade with neighbours Thailand and {{LOCATION}}, according to department sources. Border trading camps in the planning stage are {{LOCATION}} trading camp on the Myanmar-China border and {{LOCATION}}, {{LOCATION}} and {{LOCATION}} camps on the Myanmar-Thailand border.

Text: Thursday, 27 March 2014

Myanmar-Thailand border trade has reached nearly US$ 700 million (Ks 676.19 billion), with the Myawady border trade camp and others accounting for the majority of this volume, according to the Commerce and Customer Affairs Department of the Ministry of Economics and Commerce. Myanmar-Thailand border trading from April 1 last year through the second week of March for the 2013-14 fiscal year has reached US$ 679.2 million, with most of the volume consumed by imports from Thailand, the department said.Most border trade transactions occurred through the Tachilek border trading camp in Shan State, Myawady camp in Kayin State, and the Kaw Thoung, Myeik, Nabule/Htikhi, and Maw Taung camps in Taninthayi Region. During the above-mentioned period, trading volumes in respective camps were US$ 278.5 million in Myawady, US$ 86.15 million in Tachilek, US$ 115.2 million in Kaw Thoung, US$ 147 million in Myeik, US$ 51.92 million in Nabule/Htikhi, and US$ 36.7 million in Maw Taung. Trading camps along the borders are planning to promote more border trade with neighbours Thailand and China, according to department sources. Border trading camps in the planning stage are Maila trading camp on the Myanmar-China border and Mese, Hpayathonesu and Ponpa Kyin camps on the Myanmar-Thailand border.

Text: Thursday, 27 March 2014 Myanmar-Thailand border trade has reached nearly US$ 700 million Ks 676.19 billion), with the Myawady border trade camp and others accounting for the majority of this volume, according to the Commerce and Customer Affairs Department of the Ministry of Economics and Commerce. Myanmar-Thailand border trading from April 1 last year through the second week of March for the 2013-14 fiscal year has reached US$ 679.2 million, with most of the volume consumed by imports from Thailand, the department said.Most border trade transactions occurred through the Tachilek border trading camp in Shan State, Myawady camp in Kayin State, and the Kaw Thoung, Myeik, Nabule/Htikhi, and Maw Taung camps in Taninthayi Region. During the above-mentioned period, trading volumes in respective camps were US$ 278.5 million in Myawady, US$ 86.15 million in Tachilek, US$ 115.2 million in Kaw Thoung, US$ 147 million in Myeik, US$ 51.92 million in Nabule/Htikhi, and US$ 36.7 million in Maw Taung. Trading camps along the borders are planning to promote more border trade with neighbours Thailand and China, according to department sources. Border trading camps in the planning stage are Maila trading camp on the Myanmar-China border and Mese, Hpayathonesu and Ponpa Kyin camps on the Myanmar-Thailand border.


Text: /*
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 * Copyright (c) 2008-present Sonatype, Inc.
 * All rights reserved. Includes the third-party code listed at http://links.sonatype.com/products/nexus/oss/attributions. *
 * This program and the accompanying materials are made available under the terms of the Eclipse Public License Version 1.0,
 * which accompanies this distribution and is available at http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html. *
 * Sonatype Nexus (TM) Professional Version is available from Sonatype, Inc. "Sonatype" and "Sonatype Nexus" are trademarks
 * of Sonatype, Inc. {{TRADEMARK}} is a trademark of the {{ORGANIZATION}}. {{TRADEMARK}} is a trademark of the
 * {{ORGANIZATION}}. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. */
package {{PACKAGE}};

import javax.validation.{{CLASS}};

import org.sonatype.nexus.validation.{{CLASS}};

/**
 * {@link {{CLASS}}ON}}} validator. *
 * @since 3.0
 */
public class {{CLASS}}
  extends ConstraintValidatorSupport<PortNumber,{{CLASS}}>
{
  private int min;

  private int max;

  @Override
  public void initialize(final PortNumber annotation) {
    min = annotation.min();
    max = annotation.max();
  }

  @Override
  public boolean isValid(final Integer value, final ConstraintValidatorContext context) {
    if (value == null) {
      return true;
    }

    return value >= min && value <= max;
  }
}

Text: /*
 * Sonatype Nexus (TM) Open Source Version
 * Copyright (c) 2008-present Sonatype, Inc.
 * All rights reserved. Includes the third-party code listed at http://links.sonatype.com/products/nexus/oss/attributions. *
 * This program and the accompanying materials are made available under the terms of the Eclipse Public License Version 1.0,
 * which accompanies this distribution and is available at http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html. *
 * Sonatype Nexus (TM) Professional Version is available from Sonatype, Inc. "Sonatype" and "Sonatype Nexus" are trademarks
 * of Sonatype, Inc. Apache Maven is a trademark of the Apache Software Foundation. M2eclipse is a trademark of the
 * Eclipse Foundation. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. */
package org.sonatype.nexus.validation.constraint;

import javax.validation.ConstraintValidatorContext;

import org.sonatype.nexus.validation.ConstraintValidatorSupport;

/**
 * {@link PortNumber} validator. *
 * @since 3.0
 */
public class PortNumberValidator
  extends ConstraintValidatorSupport<PortNumber,Integer>
{
  private int min;

  private int max;

  @Override
  public void initialize(final PortNumber annotation) {
    min = annotation.min();
    max = annotation.max();
  }

  @Override
  public boolean isValid(final Integer value, final ConstraintValidatorContext context) {
    if (value == null) {
      return true;
    }

    return value >= min && value <= max;
  }
}


Text: Forward measure

In finance, a {{PRICING MEASURE}} is a pricing measure absolutely continuous with respect to a risk-neutral measure, but rather than using the money market as numeraire, it uses a bond with maturity T. The use of the forward measure was pioneered by {{PERSON}} (1987), and later used as a means of calculating the price of {{FINANCIAL PRODUCT}} on bonds. Mathematical definition

Let

be the {{FINANCIAL PRODUCT}} or {{FINANCIAL PRODUCT}} numeraire and

be the {{FINANCIAL CONCEPT}} in the market at time 0 for maturity T.  If  is the risk neutral measure, then the forward measure  is defined via the Radon–Nikodym derivative given by

Note that this implies that the forward measure and the risk neutral measure coincide when {{FINANCIAL CONCEPT}} are deterministic. Also, this is a particular form of the change of numeraire formula by changing the numeraire from the money market or bank account B(t) to a T-maturity bond P(t,T). Indeed, if in general

is the price of a zero coupon bond at time t for maturity T, where  is the filtration denoting market information at time t, then we can write

from which it is indeed clear that the forward T measure is associated to the T-maturity zero coupon bond as numeraire. For a more detailed discussion see {{PERSON}} (2001).

Text: Forward measure

In finance, a T-forward measure is a pricing measure absolutely continuous with respect to a risk-neutral measure, but rather than using the money market as numeraire, it uses a bond with maturity T. The use of the forward measure was pioneered by Farshid Jamshidian (1987), and later used as a means of calculating the price of options on bonds. Mathematical definition

Let

be the bank account or money market account numeraire and

be the discount factor in the market at time 0 for maturity T.  If  is the risk neutral measure, then the forward measure  is defined via the Radon–Nikodym derivative given by

Note that this implies that the forward measure and the risk neutral measure coincide when interest rates are deterministic. Also, this is a particular form of the change of numeraire formula by changing the numeraire from the money market or bank account B(t) to a T-maturity bond P(t,T). Indeed, if in general

is the price of a zero coupon bond at time t for maturity T, where  is the filtration denoting market information at time t, then we can write

from which it is indeed clear that the forward T measure is associated to the T-maturity zero coupon bond as numeraire. For a more detailed discussion see Brigo and Mercurio (2001).

Text:
Forward
measure
In
finance,
a
T-forward
measure
is
a
pricing
measure
absolutely
continuous
with
respect
to
a
risk-neutral
measure,
but
rather
than
using
the
money
market
as
numeraire,
it
uses
a
bond
with
maturity
T.
The
use
of
the
forward
measure
was
pioneered
by
Farshid
Jamshidian
1987),
and
later
used
as
a
means
of
calculating
the
price
of
options
on
bonds.
Mathematical
definition
Let
be
the
bank account
or
money market account
numeraire
and
be
the
discount factor
in
the
market
at
time
0
for
maturity
T.
If
is
the
risk
neutral
measure,
then
the
forward
measure
is
defined
via
the
Radon–Nikodym
derivative
given
by
Note
that
this
implies
that
the
forward
measure
and
the
risk
neutral
measure
coincide
when
interest rates
are
deterministic.
Also,
this
is
a
particular
form
of
the
change
of
numeraire
formula
by
changing
the
numeraire
from
the
money
market
or
bank
account
B(t)
to
a
T-maturity
bond
P(t,T).
Indeed,
if
in
general
is
the
price
of
a
zero
coupon
bond
at
time
t
for
maturity
T,
where
is
the
filtration
denoting
market
information
at
time
t,
then
we
can
write
from
which
it
is
indeed
clear
that
the
forward
T
measure
is
associated
to
the
T-maturity
zero
coupon
bond
as
numeraire.
For
a
more
detailed
discussion
see
Brigo
and
Mercurio
2001).


Text: {{RAILWAY STATION}}

New Buildings railway station served {{COUNTY}}, {{COUNTY}}ry in {{COUNTRY}}. New Buildings railway was very popular with local people, especially for excursions such as {{EVENT}}, and trips to the seaside. {{ANIMAL}} were also caught and sent to London by train and {{VEHICLE}}. {{ANIMAL}} was caught in the {{LOCATION}} and sent to {{MARKET}} the next day. It was opened by the {{COMPANY}} on 6 August 1900. It closed on 1 January 1955. Routes

References

Category:Disused railway stations in County Londonderry
Category:Railway stations opened in 1900
Category:Railway stations closed in 1955

Text: New Buildings railway station

New Buildings railway station served Newbuildings, County Londonderry in Northern Ireland. New Buildings railway was very popular with local people, especially for excursions such as Sunday school outings, and trips to the seaside. Rabbits were also caught and sent to London by train and boat. Salmon was caught in the Foyle and sent to Billingsgate Market the next day. It was opened by the Donegal Railway Company on 6 August 1900. It closed on 1 January 1955. Routes

References

Category:Disused railway stations in County Londonderry
Category:Railway stations opened in 1900
Category:Railway stations closed in 1955


Text: {{PERSON}}’s office is just four blocks from the {{LOCATION}}, in the heart of {{LOCATION}}, {{LOCATION}}’s lobbying row – a stretch of steel and glass buildings once dubbed the “road to riches”, when influence-peddling became an {{NATIONALITY}} growth industry. Parada, a soft-spoken 55-year-old from {{LOCATION}}, is one of a handful of lawyers in the world who specialise in defending sovereign states against lawsuits lodged by {{ORGANIZATION}}. He is the lawyer for the defence in an obscure but increasingly powerful field of {{LEGAL}} – where foreign investors can sue {{ORGANIZATION}} in a {{ORGANIZATION}} for {{CURRENCY}}. Fifteen years ago, Parada’s work was a minor niche even within the legal business. But since 2000, hundreds of foreign investors have sued more than half of the world’s countries, claiming damages for a wide range of government actions that they say have threatened their profits. In 2006, {{LOCATION}} cancelled an oil-exploration contract with {{ORGANIZATION}}; in 2012, after Occidental filed a suit before an international investment tribunal, Ecuador was ordered to pay a record $1.8bn – roughly equal to the country’s health budget for a year. (Ecuador has logged a request for the decision to be annulled.)

Text: Luis Parada’s office is just four blocks from the White House, in the heart of K Street, Washington’s lobbying row – a stretch of steel and glass buildings once dubbed the “road to riches”, when influence-peddling became an American growth industry. Parada, a soft-spoken 55-year-old from El Salvador, is one of a handful of lawyers in the world who specialise in defending sovereign states against lawsuits lodged by multinational corporations. He is the lawyer for the defence in an obscure but increasingly powerful field of international law – where foreign investors can sue governments in a network of tribunals for billions of dollars. Fifteen years ago, Parada’s work was a minor niche even within the legal business. But since 2000, hundreds of foreign investors have sued more than half of the world’s countries, claiming damages for a wide range of government actions that they say have threatened their profits. In 2006, Ecuador cancelled an oil-exploration contract with Houston-based Occidental Petroleum; in 2012, after Occidental filed a suit before an international investment tribunal, Ecuador was ordered to pay a record $1.8bn – roughly equal to the country’s health budget for a year. (Ecuador has logged a request for the decision to be annulled.)

Text:
Luis
Parada’s
office
is
just
four
blocks
from
the
White
House,
in
the
heart
of
K
Street,
Washington’s
lobbying
row
–
a
stretch
of
steel
and
glass
buildings
once
dubbed
the
“road
to
riches”,
when
influence-peddling
became
an
American
growth
industry.
Parada,
a
soft-spoken
55-year-old
from
El
Salvador,
is
one
of
a
handful
of
lawyers
in
the
world
who
specialise
in
defending
sovereign
states
against
lawsuits
lodged
by
multinational
corporations.
He
is
the
lawyer
for
the
defence
in
an
obscure
but
increasingly
powerful
field
of
international
law
–
where
foreign
investors
can
sue
governments
in
a
network
of
tribunals
for
billions of dollars
Fifteen
years
ago,
Parada’s
work
was
a
minor
niche
even
within
the
legal
business.
But
since
2000,
hundreds
of
foreign
investors
have
sued
more
than
half
of
the
world’s
countries,
claiming
damages
for
a
wide
range
of
government
actions
that
they
say
have
threatened
their
profits.
In
2006,
Ecuador
cancelled
an
oil-exploration
contract
with
Houston-based
Occidental
Petroleum;
in
2012,
after
Occidental
filed
a
suit
before
an
international
investment
tribunal,
Ecuador
was
ordered
to
pay
a
record
1.8bn
–
roughly
equal
to
the
country’s
health
budget
for
a
year.
Ecuador
has
logged
a
request
for
the
decision
to
be
annulled.)


Text: Description

{{VIDEO GAME}} is a first-person shooter game which uses elements of the roguelike genre. It uses a {{STYLE}}, with all objects and room architecture made of large cuboid voxels. The game takes place in randomly generated levels, where the player fights their way through a series of rooms. In each room the player must kill all enemies (such as flying skulls, giant spiders, ninjas etc.) to open the door to the next chamber. The final room contains a {{CREATURE}}. Killing the boss rewards the player with an upgrade and allows him to access the next, more dangerous level. At the beginning of the game the player can choose one of the five classes, each with a different {{ATTRIBUTE}}ENCY}}, speed and starting equipment. The game uses a {{GAME MECHANIC}}, similar to roguelikes; dying at any point forces the player to lose all game progress. There are a number of power-ups available, which can be both found dropped by bosses, and bought in special shop rooms where gold dropped by dead enemies can be exchanged for items. Effects of the power-ups include increased weapon damage, attracting {{CURRENCY}}, the ability to double-jump, the necessity to use health instead of gold to pay in shops, and more. Forums

Trivia

{{ONLINE STORE}} publishing problems

Paranautical Activity experienced some problems with its publication on {{COMPANY}}'s Steam store.

Text: Description

Paranautical Activity is a first-person shooter game which uses elements of the roguelike genre. It uses a retro graphical style, with all objects and room architecture made of large cuboid voxels. The game takes place in randomly generated levels, where the player fights their way through a series of rooms. In each room the player must kill all enemies (such as flying skulls, giant spiders, ninjas etc.) to open the door to the next chamber. The final room contains a boss monster. Killing the boss rewards the player with an upgrade and allows him to access the next, more dangerous level. At the beginning of the game the player can choose one of the five classes, each with a different health, speed and starting equipment. The game uses a permanent death mechanic, similar to roguelikes; dying at any point forces the player to lose all game progress. There are a number of power-ups available, which can be both found dropped by bosses, and bought in special shop rooms where gold dropped by dead enemies can be exchanged for items. Effects of the power-ups include increased weapon damage, attracting money, the ability to double-jump, the necessity to use health instead of gold to pay in shops, and more. Forums

Trivia

Steam publishing problems

Paranautical Activity experienced some problems with its publication on Valve's Steam store.

Text: Description Paranautical Activity is a first-person shooter game which uses elements of the roguelike genre. It uses a retro graphical style, with all objects and room architecture made of large cuboid voxels. The game takes place in randomly generated levels, where the player fights their way through a series of rooms. In each room the player must kill all enemies such as flying skulls, giant spiders, ninjas etc.) to open the door to the next chamber. The final room contains a boss monster. Killing the boss rewards the player with an upgrade and allows him to access the next, more dangerous level. At the beginning of the game the player can choose one of the five classes, each with a different health speed and starting equipment. The game uses a permanent death mechanic, similar to roguelikes; dying at any point forces the player to lose all game progress. There are a number of power-ups available, which can be both found dropped by bosses, and bought in special shop rooms where gold dropped by dead enemies can be exchanged for items. Effects of the power-ups include increased weapon damage, attracting money the ability to double-jump, the necessity to use health instead of gold to pay in shops, and more. Forums Trivia Steam publishing problems Paranautical Activity experienced some problems with its publication on Valve's Steam store.


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I'm confused where is the massive dump after that manipulative wall went away

only idiots will dump coin kite in 2.5 weeks bitches! +1 thanks for addressing the content of my post and not attacking me personally! I love how nobody includes my post when they quote me so that it can be deleted later and erased from the public eye (why is it so threatening if it is all so untrue?). But still, you have to pay a monthly fee to get rid of fees?

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Last edit: May 14, 2014, 05:07:36 AM by stormia #1581 Quote from: negamus on May 14, 2014, 04:35:20 AM Quote from: stormia on May 14, 2014, 04:02:25 AM Quote from: negamus on May 14, 2014, 03:59:44 AM Quote from: stormia on May 14, 2014, 03:08:49 AM Quote from: negamus on May 14, 2014, 03:00:30 AM Quote from: stormia on May 14, 2014, 02:29:57 AM Quote from: Zackgeno96 on May 14, 2014, 02:20:18 AM Quote from: Razkin on May 14, 2014, 01:55:33 AM

I'm confused where is the massive dump after that manipulative wall went away

only idiots will dump coin kite in 2.5 weeks bitches! +1 thanks for addressing the content of my post and not attacking me personally! I love how nobody includes my post when they quote me so that it can be deleted later and erased from the public eye (why is it so threatening if it is all so untrue?). But still, you have to pay a monthly fee to get rid of fees?

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Text: 23 reports

{{MATERIAL}} (PO) is the fastest-growing type of polymer foam The market size of polymer foam was estimated at {{CURRENCY}} in 2017 and is projected to reach {{CURRENCY}} by 2022, at a {{ABBREVIATION}} of 5.86% from 2017 to 2022. PO is the fastest-growing type of polymer foam because of its resilience. It is an excellent...

Text: 23 reports

Polyolefin foam (PO) is the fastest-growing type of polymer foam The market size of polymer foam was estimated at USD 94.86 billion in 2017 and is projected to reach USD 126.08 billion by 2022, at a CAGR of 5.86% from 2017 to 2022. PO is the fastest-growing type of polymer foam because of its resilience. It is an excellent...

Text:
23
reports
Polyolefin
foam
PO)
is
the
fastest-growing
type
of
polymer
foam
The
market
size
of
polymer
foam
was
estimated
at
USD 94.86 billion
in
2017
and
is
projected
to
reach
USD 126.08 billion
by
2022,
at
a
CAGR
of
5.86%
from
2017
to
2022.
PO
is
the
fastest-growing
type
of
polymer
foam
because
of
its
resilience.
It
is
an
excellent...


Text: Timeline of {{CITY}}

The following is a timeline of the history of Djibouti City, Djibouti. Prior to 20th century

 1888 – Port established. 1892 – Capital of {{COUNTRY}} relocated to Djibouti from {{CITY}}. 1897 – {{COUNTRY}} relies on the {{PORT}} as its official maritime outlet. 20th century

 1903 – {{RAILWAY}} begins operating. 1906 – {{BUILDING}} built. 1914 – {{ORGANIZATION}} established. 1917
 {{RAILWAY}} begins operating. Population: 13,608. 1940 – Population: 26,987. 1948 – {{CURRENCY}} (currency) introduced. 1949 – {{PORT}} established. 1950 – {{AIRPORT}} opens near city. 1954 – {{BUILDING}} built. 1963 - Population: 41,217. 1964 –  consecrated. 1967
 {{ORGANIZATION}} begins broadcasting. City becomes capital of the {{COUNTRY}}. 1970 - Population: 62,000 (estimate). 1977
 8 May: Afars and Issas independence referendum, 1977. City becomes capital of the {{COUNTRY}}. Population: 110,248. {{ORGANIZATION}} established. 1981 – {{ROAD}} opens. 1986 – {{ROAD}} opens. 1987 – {{CITY}} becomes part of city. 1993 – {{STADIUM}} opens. 1995 – Population: 383,000. 1997 – {{BUILDING}} built. 1999 – {{ORGANIZATION}} headquartered in city.

Text: Timeline of Djibouti City

The following is a timeline of the history of Djibouti City, Djibouti. Prior to 20th century

 1888 – Port established. 1892 – Capital of French Somaliland relocated to Djibouti from Obock. 1897 – Ethiopia relies on the Port of Djibouti as its official maritime outlet. 20th century

 1903 – Dire Dawa-Djibouti railway begins operating. 1906 – Hamoudi Mosque built. 1914 – Roman Catholic Diocese of Djibouti established. 1917
 Addis Ababa-Djibouti railway begins operating. Population: 13,608. 1940 – Population: 26,987. 1948 – Djiboutian franc (currency) introduced. 1949 – Free port established. 1950 – Civil Ambouli aerodrome opens near city. 1954 – Electric power plant built. 1963 - Population: 41,217. 1964 –  consecrated. 1967
 Radiodiffusion Télévision de Djibouti begins broadcasting. City becomes capital of the French Territory of the Afars and the Issas. 1970 - Population: 62,000 (estimate). 1977
 8 May: Afars and Issas independence referendum, 1977. City becomes capital of the Republic of Djibouti. Population: 110,248. Central Bank of Djibouti established. 1981 – Grand Bara road opens. 1986 – Tadjoura-Djibouti road opens. 1987 – Balbala becomes part of city. 1993 – Stade du Ville opens. 1995 – Population: 383,000. 1997 – Corrugated Iron Mosque built. 1999 – Djibouti Telecom headquartered in city.

Text:
Timeline
of
Djibouti
City
The
following
is
a
timeline
of
the
history
of
Djibouti
City,
Djibouti.
Prior
to
20th
century
1888
–
Port
established.
1892
–
Capital
of
French
Somaliland
relocated
to
Djibouti
from
Obock.
1897
–
Ethiopia
relies
on
the
Port
of
Djibouti
as
its
official
maritime
outlet.
20th
century
1903
–
Dire
Dawa-Djibouti
railway
begins
operating.
1906
–
Hamoudi
Mosque
built.
1914
–
Roman
Catholic
Diocese
of
Djibouti
established.
1917
Addis
Ababa-Djibouti
railway
begins
operating.
Population:
13,608.
1940
–
Population:
26,987.
1948
–
Djiboutian franc
currency)
introduced.
1949
–
Free
port
established.
1950
–
Civil
Ambouli
aerodrome
opens
near
city.
1954
–
Electric
power
plant
built.
1963
Population:
41,217.
1964
–
consecrated.
1967
Radiodiffusion
Télévision
de
Djibouti
begins
broadcasting.
City
becomes
capital
of
the
French
Territory
of
the
Afars
and
the
Issas.
1970
Population:
62,000
estimate).
1977
8
May:
Afars
and
Issas
independence
referendum,
1977.
City
becomes
capital
of
the
Republic
of
Djibouti.
Population:
110,248.
Central
Bank
of
Djibouti
established.
1981
–
Grand
Bara
road
opens.
1986
–
Tadjoura-Djibouti
road
opens.
1987
–
Balbala
becomes
part
of
city.
1993
–
Stade
du
Ville
opens.
1995
–
Population:
383,000.
1997
–
Corrugated
Iron
Mosque
built.
1999
–
Djibouti
Telecom
headquartered
in
city.


Text: If you pay income tax, then {{INVESTMENT}} are the best choice for long-term savings since they offer the returns from stock market investment free of all tax. Today, some 60 per cent of the total amount invested in {{INVESTMENT}} is looked after by unit trust managers while nearly 10 per cent is accounted for by {{INVESTMENT}}. Yet many {{PERSON}} are still confused about PEPs, according to research carried out for {{ORGANIZATION}} by {{ORGANIZATION}}. This showed that 22 per cent of the population have considered buying a PEP, but four in 10 of those thought that they were "complicated", while one in five thought that "getting information on them is not easy". As {{PERSON}} points out elsewhere on this page, a PEP is a package which holds the investment - usually in the form of shares. Single company PEPs are the easiest to understand as the money has to be invested in the shares of just one company. These are often used by companies which promote share ownership by employees and those which actively encourage private investors. For example, many of those who were members of {{ORGANIZATION}}ANIZATION}} when it was a {{ORGANIZATION}} are now its shareholders, and their ranks were swollen last year by about half a million former {{ORGANIZATION}} members who sold their society to the Abbey in return for shares.

Text: If you pay income tax, then personal equity plans are the best choice for long-term savings since they offer the returns from stock market investment free of all tax. Today, some 60 per cent of the total amount invested in PEPs is looked after by unit trust managers while nearly 10 per cent is accounted for by investment trusts. Yet many investors are still confused about PEPs, according to research carried out for National Westminster by Research Surveys of Great Britain. This showed that 22 per cent of the population have considered buying a PEP, but four in 10 of those thought that they were "complicated", while one in five thought that "getting information on them is not easy". As Brian Tora points out elsewhere on this page, a PEP is a package which holds the investment - usually in the form of shares. Single company PEPs are the easiest to understand as the money has to be invested in the shares of just one company. These are often used by companies which promote share ownership by employees and those which actively encourage private investors. For example, many of those who were members of Abbey National when it was a building society are now its shareholders, and their ranks were swollen last year by about half a million former National & Provincial members who sold their society to the Abbey in return for shares.

Text:
If
you
pay
income
tax,
then
personal equity plans
are
the
best
choice
for
long-term
savings
since
they
offer
the
returns
from
stock
market
investment
free
of
all
tax.
Today,
some
60
per
cent
of
the
total
amount
invested
in
PEPs
is
looked
after
by
unit
trust
managers
while
nearly
10
per
cent
is
accounted
for
by
investment trusts
Yet
many
investors
are
still
confused
about
PEPs,
according
to
research
carried
out
for
National
Westminster
by
Research
Surveys
of
Great
Britain.
This
showed
that
22
per
cent
of
the
population
have
considered
buying
a
PEP,
but
four
in
10
of
those
thought
that
they
were
complicated",
while
one
in
five
thought
that
getting
information
on
them
is
not
easy".
As
Brian
Tora
points
out
elsewhere
on
this
page,
a
PEP
is
a
package
which
holds
the
investment
usually
in
the
form
of
shares.
Single
company
PEPs
are
the
easiest
to
understand
as
the
money
has
to
be
invested
in
the
shares
of
just
one
company.
These
are
often
used
by
companies
which
promote
share
ownership
by
employees
and
those
which
actively
encourage
private
investors.
For
example,
many
of
those
who
were
members
of
Abbey
National
when
it
was
a
building
society
are
now
its
shareholders,
and
their
ranks
were
swollen
last
year
by
about
half
a
million
former
National
Provincial
members
who
sold
their
society
to
the
Abbey
in
return
for
shares.


Text: Finnish start-up {{ORGANIZATION}} launched its first virtual reality (VR) {{PRODUCT}} on {{DATE}} in a bid to capture the growing industrial market for the technology, despite slow pick-up among consumers. The $5,995 headset will be sold directly to {{GROUP}} in industries like {{INDUSTRY}}, engineering and construction. Varjo has already collaborated with companies including {{ORGANIZATION}}, {{ORGANIZATION}} and {{ORGANIZATION}}. The launch comes amid weaker-than-expected growth in the {{MARKET}}. Sales of {{PRODUCT}} declined for four consecutive quarters before rebounding slightly in the third quarter of 2018, according to {{ORGANIZATION}}. Analysts say clunky devices, high price tags and {{PROBLEM}} have kept many devices from going mainstream. "The consumer market hasn't yet picked up as it was anticipated," {{PERSON}} and {{JOB TITLE}} {{PERSON}} told {{ORGANIZATION}} last week. "On the professional side it's the complete opposite." The headset, called {{PRODUCT}}, has a resolution of more than 60 pixels per degree, which Varjo says is 20 times higher than other devices on the market and equivalent to "human-eye" resolution. The device also comes with advanced {{ATTRIBUTE}} that could, for example, allow pilots to train in {{CONCEPT}} that mimic real-life.

Text: Finnish start-up Varjo launched its first virtual reality (VR) headset on Tuesday in a bid to capture the growing industrial market for the technology, despite slow pick-up among consumers. The $5,995 headset will be sold directly to businesses in industries like architecture, engineering and construction. Varjo has already collaborated with companies including Airbus, Audi and Volkswagen. The launch comes amid weaker-than-expected growth in the consumer VR market. Sales of VR headsets declined for four consecutive quarters before rebounding slightly in the third quarter of 2018, according to IDC. Analysts say clunky devices, high price tags and compatibility issues have kept many devices from going mainstream. "The consumer market hasn't yet picked up as it was anticipated," Varjo co-founder and CEO Niko Eiden told CNBC last week. "On the professional side it's the complete opposite." The headset, called Varjo VR-1, has a resolution of more than 60 pixels per degree, which Varjo says is 20 times higher than other devices on the market and equivalent to "human-eye" resolution. The device also comes with advanced eye-tracking capabilities that could, for example, allow pilots to train in virtual reality scenes that mimic real-life.

Text:
Finnish
start-up
Varjo
launched
its
first
virtual
reality
VR)
headset
on
Tuesday
in
a
bid
to
capture
the
growing
industrial
market
for
the
technology,
despite
slow
pick-up
among
consumers.
The
5,995
headset
will
be
sold
directly
to
businesses
in
industries
like
architecture,
engineering
and
construction.
Varjo
has
already
collaborated
with
companies
including
Airbus,
Audi
and
Volkswagen.
The
launch
comes
amid
weaker-than-expected
growth
in
the
consumer VR market
Sales
of
VR
headsets
declined
for
four
consecutive
quarters
before
rebounding
slightly
in
the
third
quarter
of
2018,
according
to
IDC.
Analysts
say
clunky
devices,
high
price
tags
and
compatibility
issues
have
kept
many
devices
from
going
mainstream.
The
consumer
market
hasn't
yet
picked
up
as
it
was
anticipated,"
Varjo
co-founder
and
CEO
Niko
Eiden
told
CNBC
last
week.
On
the
professional
side
it's
the
complete
opposite."
The
headset,
called
Varjo
VR-1,
has
a
resolution
of
more
than
60
pixels
per
degree,
which
Varjo
says
is
20
times
higher
than
other
devices
on
the
market
and
equivalent
to
human-eye"
resolution.
The
device
also
comes
with
advanced
eye-tracking
capabilities
that
could,
for
example,
allow
pilots
to
train
in
virtual
reality
scenes
that
mimic
real-life.


Text: {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}} History Part 20: BTC Reaches $1

It was a milestone that Bitcoin loyalists had long anticipated. Nevertheless, a toast was in order the day BTC reached parity with the {{CURRENCY}}. February 9, 2011 was the historic date, and over on the {{ONLINE FORUM}}, talk inevitably turned to what this meant for the nascent cryptocurrency. Also read: Bitcoin History Part 19: Wikileaks and the Hornet’s Nest

‘It’s Gonna Be Another Wild Ride’

This was the prediction by forum member ‘jimbobway,’ who had opened a thread entitled “Parity Party!! !” on {{DATE}}. {{EXCHANGE RATE}} was still some weeks away, but the writing was on the wall. Years on, the subsequent discussion makes for interesting reading, presenting a snapshot of views from the small but hardcore Bitcoin community. Needless to say, perception varied. One take, from forum member {{FORUM MEMBER}}, was that “meaningful parity” would only occur when “the number of bitcoins in circulation equals the value of the US dollars in circulation. If that happened today, 1 BTC would trade for about 390,000 US, I think.”

{{PERSON}}, meanwhile, seemed cognizant that he and his cohorts were witnessing something monumental: “We are really lucky to be in at the beginning of a possibly explosive new phenomenon.

Text: Bitcoin History Part 20: BTC Reaches $1

It was a milestone that Bitcoin loyalists had long anticipated. Nevertheless, a toast was in order the day BTC reached parity with the US dollar. February 9, 2011 was the historic date, and over on the Bitcointalk forum, talk inevitably turned to what this meant for the nascent cryptocurrency. Also read: Bitcoin History Part 19: Wikileaks and the Hornet’s Nest

‘It’s Gonna Be Another Wild Ride’

This was the prediction by forum member ‘jimbobway,’ who had opened a thread entitled “Parity Party!! !” on January 11, 2011. USD parity was still some weeks away, but the writing was on the wall. Years on, the subsequent discussion makes for interesting reading, presenting a snapshot of views from the small but hardcore Bitcoin community. Needless to say, perception varied. One take, from forum member FatherMcGruder, was that “meaningful parity” would only occur when “the number of bitcoins in circulation equals the value of the US dollars in circulation. If that happened today, 1 BTC would trade for about 390,000 US, I think.”

Hal Finney, meanwhile, seemed cognizant that he and his cohorts were witnessing something monumental: “We are really lucky to be in at the beginning of a possibly explosive new phenomenon.

Text:
Bitcoin
History
Part
20:
BTC
Reaches
1
It
was
a
milestone
that
Bitcoin
loyalists
had
long
anticipated.
Nevertheless,
a
toast
was
in
order
the
day
BTC
reached
parity
with
the
US dollar
February
9,
2011
was
the
historic
date,
and
over
on
the
Bitcointalk
forum,
talk
inevitably
turned
to
what
this
meant
for
the
nascent
cryptocurrency.
Also
read:
Bitcoin
History
Part
19:
Wikileaks
and
the
Hornet’s
Nest
‘It’s
Gonna
Be
Another
Wild
Ride’
This
was
the
prediction
by
forum
member
‘jimbobway,’
who
had
opened
a
thread
entitled
“Parity
Party!!
”
on
January
11,
2011.
USD
parity
was
still
some
weeks
away,
but
the
writing
was
on
the
wall.
Years
on,
the
subsequent
discussion
makes
for
interesting
reading,
presenting
a
snapshot
of
views
from
the
small
but
hardcore
Bitcoin
community.
Needless
to
say,
perception
varied.
One
take,
from
forum
member
FatherMcGruder,
was
that
“meaningful
parity”
would
only
occur
when
“the
number
of
bitcoins
in
circulation
equals
the
value
of
the
US
dollars
in
circulation.
If
that
happened
today,
1
BTC
would
trade
for
about
390,000
US,
I
think.”
Hal
Finney,
meanwhile,
seemed
cognizant
that
he
and
his
cohorts
were
witnessing
something
monumental:
“We
are
really
lucky
to
be
in
at
the
beginning
of
a
possibly
explosive
new
phenomenon.


Text: {{ORGANIZATION}} saves Brock $30K, wins awards

There’s something cool happening at the {{LOCATION}}. Facilities Management has found a way to reduce the amount of water needed to keep the engines cool in the {{ORGANIZATION}}’s {{FACILITY}}, cutting water use by 10,500 cubic metres and saving Brock {{CURRENCY}} in the process. The savings came after partnering earlier this year with {{ORGANIZATION}} (GE) on a new system through which cool water cycles five times, up from three times previously. Water can be reused more often thanks to a more precise process that monitors and controls its quality. The water is also treated to help prevent corrosion and scaling, which will save more money on equipment replacement in the future. The efforts, spearheaded by GE and Brock’s {{ORGANIZATION}}, earned the University two awards from the company, which were presented {{DATE}}.

Text: Facilities management saves Brock $30K, wins awards

There’s something cool happening at the Central Utilities Building. Facilities Management has found a way to reduce the amount of water needed to keep the engines cool in the University’s co-generation power plant, cutting water use by 10,500 cubic metres and saving Brock $30,000 in the process. The savings came after partnering earlier this year with General Electric (GE) on a new system through which cool water cycles five times, up from three times previously. Water can be reused more often thanks to a more precise process that monitors and controls its quality. The water is also treated to help prevent corrosion and scaling, which will save more money on equipment replacement in the future. The efforts, spearheaded by GE and Brock’s mechanical services team, earned the University two awards from the company, which were presented Wednesday.

Text: Facilities management saves Brock 30K, wins awards There’s something cool happening at the Central Utilities Building. Facilities Management has found a way to reduce the amount of water needed to keep the engines cool in the University’s co-generation power plant, cutting water use by 10,500 cubic metres and saving Brock $30,000 in the process. The savings came after partnering earlier this year with General Electric GE) on a new system through which cool water cycles five times, up from three times previously. Water can be reused more often thanks to a more precise process that monitors and controls its quality. The water is also treated to help prevent corrosion and scaling, which will save more money on equipment replacement in the future. The efforts, spearheaded by GE and Brock’s mechanical services team, earned the University two awards from the company, which were presented Wednesday.


Text: Charges on {{PRODUCT}} by {{ORGANIZATION}}ZATION}}

Respected Members,

Recently I bought a {{PRODUCT}} (for outstation) on Credit Card. I was surprised to see that additional {{CURRENCY}} was charged towards Credit Card transaction and that too was added on {{PRODUCT}} and not on Railway Ticket. Later I came to knew that for every Credit Card transction, they charge Rs.30/-. I have some question in my mind about this:

1. Why should we pay additional Rs.30/- towards Credt Card {{PRODUCT}} to Railways? In addtion to this {{ORGANIZATION}}/ {{ORGANIZATION}} charges Railways Transaction Charge of {{PERCENTAGE}} separately. 2. Why Railways do not specify this additional Transaction Charge on Railway Ticket? (It mentions {{PRODUCT}} on the Railway Ticket!!!) 3.Is it a crime to purchase a ticket on Credit Card bcoz of which Railways levy a Transaction Charge (or call it '{{PRODUCT}}') on Credit Card Transaction? 4. How much railways must be collecting the total amount in a year by way of charging such {{PRODUCT}}? 5. I am very doubtful about this additional income of Railways as this additional charge is not shown on {{PRODUCT}} but only on charge slip. As I think, it is not the fees which Railways charge extra.

Text: Charges on Credit Card Transaction by Indian Railways

Respected Members,

Recently I bought a Railway Ticket (for outstation) on Credit Card. I was surprised to see that additional Rs.30/- was charged towards Credit Card transaction and that too was added on Credit Card Charge Charge Slip and not on Railway Ticket. Later I came to knew that for every Credit Card transction, they charge Rs.30/-. I have some question in my mind about this:

1. Why should we pay additional Rs.30/- towards Credt Card Transaction Charge to Railways? In addtion to this Credit Card Companies/ Bank charges Railways Transaction Charge of 2.5% separately. 2. Why Railways do not specify this additional Transaction Charge on Railway Ticket? (It mentions Credit Card number on the Railway Ticket!!!) 3.Is it a crime to purchase a ticket on Credit Card bcoz of which Railways levy a Transaction Charge (or call it 'Fine') on Credit Card Transaction? 4. How much railways must be collecting the total amount in a year by way of charging such Credit Card Transaction Fee? 5. I am very doubtful about this additional income of Railways as this additional charge is not shown on Railway tickets but only on charge slip. As I think, it is not the fees which Railways charge extra.

Text: Charges on Credit Card Transaction by Indian Railways Respected Members, Recently I bought a Railway Ticket for outstation) on Credit Card. I was surprised to see that additional Rs.30/- was charged towards Credit Card transaction and that too was added on Credit Card Charge Charge Slip and not on Railway Ticket. Later I came to knew that for every Credit Card transction, they charge Rs.30/-. I have some question in my mind about this: 1. Why should we pay additional Rs.30/- towards Credt Card Transaction Charge to Railways? In addtion to this Credit Card Companies/ Bank charges Railways Transaction Charge of 2.5% separately. 2. Why Railways do not specify this additional Transaction Charge on Railway Ticket? It mentions Credit Card number on the Railway Ticket!!!) 3.Is it a crime to purchase a ticket on Credit Card bcoz of which Railways levy a Transaction Charge or call it Fine') on Credit Card Transaction? 4. How much railways must be collecting the total amount in a year by way of charging such Credit Card Transaction Fee? 5. I am very doubtful about this additional income of Railways as this additional charge is not shown on Railway tickets but only on charge slip. As I think, it is not the fees which Railways charge extra.


Text: {{LOCATION}}he Hsinchu Taiwan Pavilion Expo Park () was a pavilion in {{LOCATION}}, {{LOCATION}}, Taiwan. History

The pavilion used to be the Taiwan Pavilion at {{EVENT}}hina in Shanghai in April–October 2010. It was moved and reopened in Hsinchu City on 21 February 2013. Afterwards, the {{ORGANIZATION}} purchased the pavilion at a cost of more than {{CURRENCY}}. The building is now closed. Architecture
 Taiwan Pavilion
 Cultural Creative Pavilion
 Container Leisure Village

See also
 List of tourist attractions in Taiwan
 Expo 2010

References

Category:2013 establishments in Taiwan
Category:Former buildings and structures in Taiwan

Text: Hsinchu Taiwan Pavilion Expo Park

The Hsinchu Taiwan Pavilion Expo Park () was a pavilion in East District, Hsinchu City, Taiwan. History

The pavilion used to be the Taiwan Pavilion at Expo 2010 Shanghai China in Shanghai in April–October 2010. It was moved and reopened in Hsinchu City on 21 February 2013. Afterwards, the Hsinchu City Government purchased the pavilion at a cost of more than NT$450 million. The building is now closed. Architecture
 Taiwan Pavilion
 Cultural Creative Pavilion
 Container Leisure Village

See also
 List of tourist attractions in Taiwan
 Expo 2010

References

Category:2013 establishments in Taiwan
Category:Former buildings and structures in Taiwan

Text:
Hsinchu
Taiwan
Pavilion
Expo
Park
The
Hsinchu
Taiwan
Pavilion
Expo
Park
was
a
pavilion
in
East
District,
Hsinchu
City,
Taiwan.
History
The
pavilion
used
to
be
the
Taiwan
Pavilion
at
Expo
2010
Shanghai
China
in
Shanghai
in
April–October
2010.
It
was
moved
and
reopened
in
Hsinchu
City
on
21
February
2013.
Afterwards,
the
Hsinchu
City
Government
purchased
the
pavilion
at
a
cost
of
more
than
NT$450 million
The
building
is
now
closed.
Architecture
Taiwan
Pavilion
Cultural
Creative
Pavilion
Container
Leisure
Village
See
also
List
of
tourist
attractions
in
Taiwan
Expo
2010
References
Category:2013
establishments
in
Taiwan
Category:Former
buildings
and
structures
in
Taiwan


Text: Situated 44 km from {{LOCATION}} and 46 km from {{LOCATION}}, {{ACCOMMODATION}} offers accommodation in {{LOCATION}}. The unit is 39 km from {{LOCATION}}. Free {{TECHNOLOGY}} is provided throughout the property and free private parking is available on site. There is a dining area and a kitchen as well as a private {{FACILITY}} with free toiletries and a hairdryer. {{PRODUCT}} and bed linen are available at Longs Peak 124 Apartment. Other facilities at Longs Peak 124 Apartment include a hot tub and outdoor pool. Important information

Please note a security deposit of {{CURRENCY}} will be charged 30 days prior to arrival. This is refundable within 48 hours after check out, subject to a successful damage inspection. Contact property for more details. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all {{REQUEST}} are subject to availability and additional charges may apply. Please inform Longs Peak 124 Apartment in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation. Please note that the full amount of the reservation is due before arrival. {{ORGANIZATION}} will send a confirmation with detailed payment information.

Text: Situated 44 km from Harmony and 46 km from Boulder, Longs Peak 124 Apartment offers accommodation in Estes Park. The unit is 39 km from Loveland. Free WiFi is provided throughout the property and free private parking is available on site. There is a dining area and a kitchen as well as a private bathroom with free toiletries and a hairdryer. Towels and bed linen are available at Longs Peak 124 Apartment. Other facilities at Longs Peak 124 Apartment include a hot tub and outdoor pool. Important information

Please note a security deposit of USD 300.00 will be charged 30 days prior to arrival. This is refundable within 48 hours after check out, subject to a successful damage inspection. Contact property for more details. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply. Please inform Longs Peak 124 Apartment in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation. Please note that the full amount of the reservation is due before arrival. Fall River Village LLC will send a confirmation with detailed payment information.


Text: # Using wallet713

While running, wallet713 works with an internal command prompt. You type commands in the same way as the {{SOFTWARE}} version of the {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}} wallet. **Ensure you are running a fully synced Grin node before using the wallet.

Text: # Using wallet713

While running, wallet713 works with an internal command prompt. You type commands in the same way as the CLI version of the grin wallet. **Ensure you are running a fully synced Grin node before using the wallet.

Text: Using wallet713 While running, wallet713 works with an internal command prompt. You type commands in the same way as the CLI version of the grin wallet. Ensure you are running a fully synced Grin node before using the wallet.


Text: About {{CURRENCY}} 337

SUPER COMBO PACK: ONE {{PRODUCT}}, ONE {{PRODUCT}}, and ONE {{PRODUCT}} in your choice of colors. Package will retail for {{CURRENCY}}. Pebble 2 ships in {{DATE}}. Time 2 ships in {{DATE}}. Core ships in {{DATE}}

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Text: About US$ 337

SUPER COMBO PACK: ONE Pebble Time 2, ONE Pebble 2, and ONE Pebble Core in your choice of colors. Package will retail for $427. Pebble 2 ships in Sep 2016. Time 2 ships in Dec 2016. Core ships in Jan 2017

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Text: About US$ 337 SUPER COMBO PACK: ONE Pebble Time 2, ONE Pebble 2, and ONE Pebble Core in your choice of colors. Package will retail for $427 Pebble 2 ships in Sep 2016. Time 2 ships in Dec 2016. Core ships in Jan 2017 Less


Text: Enter your e-mail address to receive a free download of {{PRODUCT}}, an insightful guide to achieving success in the marketplace. You'll also be signed up to receive e-newsletters from {{COMPANY}} and partners. Ten Things You Didn’t Know: Jacquard coverlets

Did you know there is a museum in {{LOCATION}} that is devoted to coverlets? That little fact and nine more about coverlets are shared below in the latest Ten Things You Didn’t Know column. 1 Coverlets (woven bedcovers) came into popularity in the early 19th century in the {{LOCATION}}, and were more common than quilts during this time period. 2 These woven items were often made of cotton and wool, and in many instances people would bring their request for a coverlet to a {{PROFESSION}} to be constructed. 3 In the early 1800s, {{NATIONALITY}} inventor {{PERSON}} designed an attachment that would fit on a loom, allowing for more intricate designs to be incorporated in a coverlet. The attachment reportedly saved time and {{CONCEPT}}, and utilized a punch card process. 4 In January 2011, {{COMPANY}} sold an uncommon {{PRODUCT}}, with an eagle border, constructed by {{PERSON}} in {{DATE}}. The coverlet commanded {{CURRENCY}} (with {{CONCEPT}}).

Text: Enter your e-mail address to receive a free download of The Business of Antiques, an insightful guide to achieving success in the marketplace. You'll also be signed up to receive e-newsletters from Antique Trader and partners. Ten Things You Didn’t Know: Jacquard coverlets

Did you know there is a museum in Bedford, Pennsylvania that is devoted to coverlets? That little fact and nine more about coverlets are shared below in the latest Ten Things You Didn’t Know column. 1 Coverlets (woven bedcovers) came into popularity in the early 19th century in the U.S., and were more common than quilts during this time period. 2 These woven items were often made of cotton and wool, and in many instances people would bring their request for a coverlet to a local weaver to be constructed. 3 In the early 1800s, French inventor Joseph Marie Jacquard designed an attachment that would fit on a loom, allowing for more intricate designs to be incorporated in a coverlet. The attachment reportedly saved time and money, and utilized a punch card process. 4 In January 2011, Pook and Pook, Inc. sold an uncommon red and white jacquard coverlet, with an eagle border, constructed by Garret William Van Doren in 1836. The coverlet commanded $2,430 (with buyer’s premium).

Text: Enter your e-mail address to receive a free download of The Business of Antiques, an insightful guide to achieving success in the marketplace. You'll also be signed up to receive e-newsletters from Antique Trader and partners. Ten Things You Didn’t Know: Jacquard coverlets Did you know there is a museum in Bedford, Pennsylvania that is devoted to coverlets? That little fact and nine more about coverlets are shared below in the latest Ten Things You Didn’t Know column. 1 Coverlets woven bedcovers) came into popularity in the early 19th century in the U.S., and were more common than quilts during this time period. 2 These woven items were often made of cotton and wool, and in many instances people would bring their request for a coverlet to a local weaver to be constructed. 3 In the early 1800s, French inventor Joseph Marie Jacquard designed an attachment that would fit on a loom, allowing for more intricate designs to be incorporated in a coverlet. The attachment reportedly saved time and money, and utilized a punch card process. 4 In January 2011, Pook and Pook, Inc. sold an uncommon red and white jacquard coverlet, with an eagle border, constructed by Garret William Van Doren in 1836. The coverlet commanded $2,430 with buyer’s premium).


Text: {{CRYPTOCURRENCY}} ({{CRYPTOCURRENCY}}) begins Monday by avoiding one other check of $9,000, even so what power occur to vary the temper and even set off a bull run? {{COMPANY}} takes a get a load at 5 main info that power affect the BTC value throughout the coming week. Stocks underneath stress: does “evaluation” matter? The macro outlook appeared rather secure on Monday. Prior to buying and selling, futures for the {{STOCK INDEX}}, {{STOCK INDEX}} and extra have been modestly up, regardless of considerations climb over coronavirus. Specifically, one supply quoted by {{COMPANY}} warned on Sunday, the persuasion is one altogether fear – each in regards to the unfold of instances and the United States’ response to guard the commercial enterprise system. If the {{CENTRAL BANK}} intervenes in equities but once again and provides to its firmness sheet, it could improve the sense of a synthetic presence on the markets when it comes to competitors. “There is an emerging possibility that the Fed hasn’t gone far enough,” quantitative strategists at {{COMPANY}} wrote in a be aware. “If that came to pass, then peradventur evaluation of the market simply doesn’t matter.”

As Cointelegraph reported, Bitcoin has tried no index numbers of decrease its dependence on shares in latest weeks.

Text: Bitcoin (BTC) begins Monday by avoiding one other check of $9,000, even so what power occur to vary the temper and even set off a bull run? Cointelegraph takes a get a load at 5 main info that power affect the BTC value throughout the coming week. Stocks underneath stress: does “evaluation” matter? The macro outlook appeared rather secure on Monday. Prior to buying and selling, futures for the Dow Jones, S&P 500 and extra have been modestly up, regardless of considerations climb over coronavirus. Specifically, one supply quoted by Bloomberg warned on Sunday, the persuasion is one altogether fear – each in regards to the unfold of instances and the United States’ response to guard the commercial enterprise system. If the Federal Reserve intervenes in equities but once again and provides to its firmness sheet, it could improve the sense of a synthetic presence on the markets when it comes to competitors. “There is an emerging possibility that the Fed hasn’t gone far enough,” quantitative strategists at Sanford C. Bernstein wrote in a be aware. “If that came to pass, then peradventur evaluation of the market simply doesn’t matter.”

As Cointelegraph reported, Bitcoin has tried no index numbers of decrease its dependence on shares in latest weeks.

Text:
Bitcoin
BTC
begins
Monday
by
avoiding
one
other
check
of
9,000,
even
so
what
power
occur
to
vary
the
temper
and
even
set
off
a
bull
run?
Cointelegraph
takes
a
get
a
load
at
5
main
info
that
power
affect
the
BTC
value
throughout
the
coming
week.
Stocks
underneath
stress:
does
“evaluation”
matter?
The
macro
outlook
appeared
rather
secure
on
Monday.
Prior
to
buying
and
selling,
futures
for
the
Dow Jones
S&P 500
and
extra
have
been
modestly
up,
regardless
of
considerations
climb
over
coronavirus.
Specifically,
one
supply
quoted
by
Bloomberg
warned
on
Sunday,
the
persuasion
is
one
altogether
fear
–
each
in
regards
to
the
unfold
of
instances
and
the
United
States’
response
to
guard
the
commercial
enterprise
system.
If
the
Federal
Reserve
intervenes
in
equities
but
once
again
and
provides
to
its
firmness
sheet,
it
could
improve
the
sense
of
a
synthetic
presence
on
the
markets
when
it
comes
to
competitors.
“There
is
an
emerging
possibility
that
the
Fed
hasn’t
gone
far
enough,”
quantitative
strategists
at
Sanford
C.
Bernstein
wrote
in
a
be
aware.
“If
that
came
to
pass,
then
peradventur
evaluation
of
the
market
simply
doesn’t
matter.”
As
Cointelegraph
reported,
Bitcoin
has
tried
no
index
numbers
of
decrease
its
dependence
on
shares
in
latest
weeks.


Text: How much college athletic departments earn and spend has always been a hot topic, but it's taken on more import in light of movements to give {{PERSON}} a share of the {{CURRENCY}}. On Friday, football players at {{ORGANIZATION}} voted on whether to unionize. A trial is scheduled to begin in June to decide whether {{PERSON}} are entitled to any of the money made off of their names, images and likenesses. And the {{ORGANIZATION}} faces a third major threat in the form of an antitrust lawsuit that charges it with unlawfully capping {{LEGAL}} at the value of an {{EDUCATION}}. {{ORGANIZATION}}'s "Outside the Lines" analyzed figures from six years of revenue and expense reports submitted to the NCAA -- acquired through public records requests -- from public {{ORGANIZATION}}, along with data on private schools provided to the {{ORGANIZATION}}, a total of 123 schools. From academic year 2007-08 to 2012-13, operating revenues at all schools increased by about 32 percent. The nation's wealthiest athletic department program, the {{ORGANIZATION}}, brought in $166 million in revenue in 2012-13. Texas officials did not respond to interview requests. (In 2011, the university signed a deal with ESPN to launch the {{PRODUCT}} worth $300 million over {{TIME}}.)

Text: How much college athletic departments earn and spend has always been a hot topic, but it's taken on more import in light of movements to give athletes a share of the money. On Friday, football players at Northwestern University voted on whether to unionize. A trial is scheduled to begin in June to decide whether college athletes are entitled to any of the money made off of their names, images and likenesses. And the NCAA faces a third major threat in the form of an antitrust lawsuit that charges it with unlawfully capping player compensation at the value of an athletic scholarship. ESPN's "Outside the Lines" analyzed figures from six years of revenue and expense reports submitted to the NCAA -- acquired through public records requests -- from public FBS schools, along with data on private schools provided to the U.S. Department of Education, a total of 123 schools. From academic year 2007-08 to 2012-13, operating revenues at all schools increased by about 32 percent. The nation's wealthiest athletic department program, the University of Texas, brought in $166 million in revenue in 2012-13. Texas officials did not respond to interview requests. (In 2011, the university signed a deal with ESPN to launch the Longhorn Network worth $300 million over 20 years.)

Text: How much college athletic departments earn and spend has always been a hot topic, but it's taken on more import in light of movements to give athletes a share of the money On Friday, football players at Northwestern University voted on whether to unionize. A trial is scheduled to begin in June to decide whether college athletes are entitled to any of the money made off of their names, images and likenesses. And the NCAA faces a third major threat in the form of an antitrust lawsuit that charges it with unlawfully capping player compensation at the value of an athletic scholarship. ESPN's Outside the Lines" analyzed figures from six years of revenue and expense reports submitted to the NCAA acquired through public records requests from public FBS schools, along with data on private schools provided to the U.S. Department of Education, a total of 123 schools. From academic year 2007-08 to 2012-13, operating revenues at all schools increased by about 32 percent. The nation's wealthiest athletic department program, the University of Texas, brought in 166 million in revenue in 2012-13. Texas officials did not respond to interview requests. In 2011, the university signed a deal with ESPN to launch the Longhorn Network worth 300 million over 20 years.)


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Text: The Justin Sun-led Tron Foundation has been in the news multiple times over the past few weeks due to the sheer number of updates and developments in the cryptocurrency’s ecosystem. One key area of interest for the organization has been the Decentralized Application [DApp] space, an area where Tron managed to beat bigwigs like Ethereum […]

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Text: As of {{DATE}} the “{{FEATURE}}” feature is not functional. The cause is a change in the internet service used to get stock (including {{STOCK}} and mutual fund) quotes. Efforts are underway to correct the problem. It is not possible to estimate when the problem will be fixed. In the interim, {{SERVICE}} remains functional with the requirement that you manually enter quotes. Thank you for using Balancing Act and thank you for your patience during this service interruption.

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Text: 80 So.3d 703 (2011)
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No. {{IDENTIFIER}}. {{ORGANIZATION}}. {{DATE}}. *705 {{PERSON}}, Attorney at {{LOCATION}}w, {{LOCATION}}, LA, for {{ROLE}}, Terry Rideaux. {{PERSON}}, Attorney at Law, {{LOCATION}}, LA, for {{ROLE}}, Kohl's Department Stores, Inc.
Court composed of OSWALD A. DECUIR, JAMES T. GENOVESE, and PHYLLIS M. KEATY, {{ROLE}}. KEATY, Judge. Kohl's Department Stores, Inc. (Kohl's), appeals a judgment rendered by the workers' compensation judge ({{ORGANIZATION}}) in favor of its former employee, Terry Rideaux (Rideaux). Rideaux answers the appeal. For the following reasons, we amend the judgment, affirm as amended, and award Rideaux {{CURRENCY}} in attorney fees for work done on this appeal. FACTS AND PROCEDURAL HISTORY
Rideaux filed a 1008 Disputed Claim for Compensation (1008) against Kohl's on June 14, 2010, regarding an injury she suffered to her right arm on September 7, 2009. She alleged that she was working in the warehouse moving boxes and hanging clothes when her right arm "popped." According to the 1008, Kohl's denied her claim and had not paid her any wage benefits nor authorized any medical treatment for her injuries.

Text: 80 So.3d 703 (2011)
Terry RIDEAUX
v.
KOHL'S DEPARTMENT STORES, INC.
No. 11-914. Court of Appeal of Louisiana, Third Circuit. December 7, 2011. *705 Marcus Zimmerman, Attorney at Law, Lake Charles, LA, for Plaintiff/Appellee, Terry Rideaux. Antonio Le Mon, Attorney at Law, Covington, LA, for Defendant/Appellant, Kohl's Department Stores, Inc.
Court composed of OSWALD A. DECUIR, JAMES T. GENOVESE, and PHYLLIS M. KEATY, Judges. KEATY, Judge. Kohl's Department Stores, Inc. (Kohl's), appeals a judgment rendered by the workers' compensation judge (WCJ) in favor of its former employee, Terry Rideaux (Rideaux). Rideaux answers the appeal. For the following reasons, we amend the judgment, affirm as amended, and award Rideaux $3,500.00 in attorney fees for work done on this appeal. FACTS AND PROCEDURAL HISTORY
Rideaux filed a 1008 Disputed Claim for Compensation (1008) against Kohl's on June 14, 2010, regarding an injury she suffered to her right arm on September 7, 2009. She alleged that she was working in the warehouse moving boxes and hanging clothes when her right arm "popped." According to the 1008, Kohl's denied her claim and had not paid her any wage benefits nor authorized any medical treatment for her injuries.

Text: 80 So.3d 703 2011) Terry RIDEAUX v. KOHL'S DEPARTMENT STORES, INC. No. 11-914. Court of Appeal of Louisiana, Third Circuit. December 7, 2011. 705 Marcus Zimmerman, Attorney at Law, Lake Charles, LA, for Plaintiff/Appellee, Terry Rideaux. Antonio Le Mon, Attorney at Law, Covington, LA, for Defendant/Appellant, Kohl's Department Stores, Inc. Court composed of OSWALD A. DECUIR, JAMES T. GENOVESE, and PHYLLIS M. KEATY, Judges. KEATY, Judge. Kohl's Department Stores, Inc. Kohl's), appeals a judgment rendered by the workers' compensation judge WCJ) in favor of its former employee, Terry Rideaux Rideaux). Rideaux answers the appeal. For the following reasons, we amend the judgment, affirm as amended, and award Rideaux $3,500.00 in attorney fees for work done on this appeal. FACTS AND PROCEDURAL HISTORY Rideaux filed a 1008 Disputed Claim for Compensation 1008) against Kohl's on June 14, 2010, regarding an injury she suffered to her right arm on September 7, 2009. She alleged that she was working in the warehouse moving boxes and hanging clothes when her right arm popped." According to the 1008, Kohl's denied her claim and had not paid her any wage benefits nor authorized any medical treatment for her injuries.