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At Gillis Construction, our commitment to safety is the most important aspect of the demolition process. This means safety for not only you, your family, your employees, but also for the property itself. Many times demolitions are necessary in dense areas and thus you want to hire an expert service provider to ensure no damage to the surrounding environment.
We have the skills, expertise and experience to deal with a wide variety of demolition projects. Long gone are the days of wildly swinging wrecking balls. Instead, utilizing advanced equipment such as excavators we practice a precision demolition process. This is not only safer and cleaner but also reduces debris and congestion on the worksite.
Selective demolition may be removing a certain interior or exterior section to make way for a renovation or remodel. It may entail stripping away an entryway or removing part of the home's interior components. For this type of demolition, it's especially essential to be precise, effective and efficient.
This is the process or removing walls, gutting out entire rooms or any other interior space. Common examples of interior demolition are commercial spaces making way for new tenants, or even homeowners looking to remodel their entire interior. This type of demolition also requires enhanced attention to noise, dust, odor and vibrations.
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Repurposing building materials, for example, is the act of removing segments piece by piece and salvaging those that can be reused, recycled or sold for a following construction project. i.e. flooring, wood, shingles, tiles, pipes, HVAC units, bricks, etc. Crushing and recycling concrete is another sustainable building practice. It can then be used as an aggregate in other materials such as roads, site fills, structural layer and more.


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Landlord Defense Fund
The Massachusetts Landlord Defense Fund was created in August, 2015 for the purpose of extending payment-flexible, interest-free loans to small property owners being bankrupted by state-enabled litigation.
What is "State-enabled litigation"?
State-enabled litigation refers to two types of bad situations, both of which would not exist in a reasonable world.
The first kind of state-enabled litigation derives from the problem of a third party payer. A tenant paying for each hour of their lawyer's time might be inclined to settle or to stop at a reasonable outcome. When a tenant's attorney is funded by the state or grant funding, there's no economic restraint on claims or counterclaims.
The second kind of state-enabled litigation is where a landlord was caught in a Catch-22 between the law and common sense. For instance, in an actual case taken by a Dorchester attorney, there was a gas leak during a snow storm. The landlord called three plumbers who all refused to go out in the storm. So the landlord made an emergency repair themselves. After the storm, they called a licensed plumber, who pulled a permit and redid the work.
The landlord saved their tenants' lives and did the right thing for the long-term safety of the repair. But ultimately, after two appeals, the Attorney General prevailed in fining the landlord for making a gas repair without a license. Did it matter that he prevented the house and his tenants from blowing up? No. If they had blown up, he would have been liable for that, too. Catch-22.
The Defense Fund Has a High Bar
The first time the Defense Fund was used was to help the owner of the property shown above.
The Defense Fund can be used to help any owner or manager in Massachusetts, whether or not they are a member. (But if they aren't a member, they probably won't know about it.)
The landlord must be completely drained of cash because of state-enabled litigation. It must be clear from their history as an owner that they will be able to repay the loan after the case is over and all their units are operational.
The funds can only be distributed to an attorney for legal services. The landlord must be vetted by two MassLandlords members, who both have to agree that the case is worth taking. This is difficult to establish because attorney-client privilege may prevent us from knowing all the details.
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Donate, or Receive
If you make year-end charitable contributions, put the MassLandlords Defense Fund on your list. Funds are kept separately from MassLandlords operating accounts. Talk with your account about deductibility. We will provide required information.
Otherwise, just remember that we have this. Hopefully you will never need it. But if you do, we might come to your rescue.
Help us advocate for better laws.
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Tom and Fran Geisler lost their home on the north edge of Winslow during flooding in March. The farm also suffered other losses, including livestock, fences, hay and storage bins.
Flooding from the Elkhorn River swallows miles of farmland between Fremont (top) and Arlington (right) in mid-March.
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Tom Geisler
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Property tax relief for flood damage coming for Nebraskans
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Don Walton
Political reporter
Property tax relief is coming to some farmers this year at a high price.
Tom Geisler is one of them.
Geisler had an eye cast Tuesday on legislation that was approved in the fading days of this year's Legislature that will allow Nebraskans who suffered damage in March's billion-dollar agricultural flooding disaster to seek a reduction in the value of their property for local tax purposes this year.
"That would help," Geisler said as he began to list some of the stunning damage incurred on his farm on the north edge of Winslow, not far from the Elkhorn River and close to Logan Creek.
"We lost our house," he began.
"We lost livestock. Two thousand bales of hay all floated away. Storage bins gone.
"Our fences are completely gone. There's erosion around the machine sheds. There's sand removal to do."
The list goes on; the loss is devastating.
Perhaps $100,000 or so, Geisler estimated.
And it wasn't just financial loss; the treasured old house with square nails had been there since 1875.
The property tax relief will help, Geisler said.
But long-term structural property tax reduction is needed, he said.
The 2019 Legislature opted instead for a $51 million a year increase in the state's property tax credit fund.
The short-term property tax relief provided for flood victims is included in a proposal authored by Sen. Steve Erdman of Bayard that applies to all urban and rural taxpayers whose real property is destroyed on or after Jan. 1 and before July 1 of any assessment year.
The damage must exceed 20 percent of assessed value to be eligible for tax relief.
Erdman introduced the legislation in January, long before the rain and snow and dislodged walls of ice came crashing down the rivers, spreading devastation across most of rural Nebraska.
"When I was a county commissioner in 2005, a lady's house burned down on Jan. 2 and she had to pay taxes on it based on its value on Jan. 1," Erdman said Tuesday. That prompted him to take action.
Erdman's proposal was attached to a Revenue Committee bill this year.
The reduction in valuation is for one year only, he said, when a new assessment would be in order based on any repairs or improvements to the damaged property.
In all likelihood, he said, the value of the property subsequently may be higher than it had been because of repairs and improvements.
The practical impact of this year's decrease in valuations because of flood damage would be a temporary shift in taxpayer obligations that was addressed during legislative debate.
"I don't care if my property taxes go up slightly for a year or two to cover people who have lost everything," said Sen. Lou Ann Linehan of Elkhorn, chairwoman of the Revenue Committee.
"They are scooping mud out of their homes and putting their treasures in their dumpsters."
The Nebraska Farm Bureau has been alerting farmers to this year's legislation and the July 15 deadline for seeking property tax relief.
Geisler, whose family is living in a rented house now, said he appreciated the Farm Bureau's alert.
"We're going to rebuild," he said.
The house that was destroyed was in the family for five generations.
"It's been our place since 1982," he said. "It means a lot."
Geisler has planted corn and beans this year.
"The corn looks pretty good and the beans are emerging," he said.
"God willing, I hope."
Reach the writer at 402-473-7248 or dwalton@journalstar.com.
On Twitter @LJSDon.
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Syssomonas es un género de protozoos ameboides del clado de los opistocontos cercanamente relacionado con los animales. Los protozoos de este género se caracterizan por una gran variedad de etapas de vida que incluyen formas flageladas, ameboflageladas, células ameboides no flagelares y quistes esféricos.

Las células flageladas miden 7-14 µm de diámetro. La longitud del flagelo es de 10-24, raramente 35 µm. El diámetro del quiste es de 5 µm. El flagelo se pierde en la etapa avanzada de vida. Las células ameboides pueden formar agregados celulares similares a sincitos o pseudoplasmodios y producen filopodios delgados, relativamente cortos y algunas veces tienen dos vacuolas contráctiles. El género fue descubierto en el Río Paraná (Argentina) y incluye una sola especie nombrada Syssomonas multiformis.

Este nuevo género opistoconto esta estrechamente con el género Corallochytrium con quien conformaría una nueva clase denominada Pluriformea dentro de Holozoa (el linaje que conduce a los animales) y que se situaría como grupo hermano del clado Filozoa, que incluye a Animalia, Choanoflagellatea y Filasterea.

Véase también

 Opisthokonta (árbol filogenético de los distintos grupos).

Referencias

Choanozoa

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Miley Cyrus dares fans to leave her a message with 'Cattitude' on new hotline
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Boundary Day
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Today was once celebrated in ancient Rome as the Terminalia, a festival in honor of the god Terminus, who presided over boundaries. His "statue" was typically a stone or post stuck in the ground to mark property boundaries. His worship is reputed to have been instituted by Numa Pompilius (753–673 BCE), legendary successor to Romulus, who was credited with having instituted a number of important Roman civil and religious institutions.
According to legend, Numa ordered that every landowner should mark the boundaries of his property by stones to be consecrated to Jupiter Terminalis, and at which, every year, sacrifices were to be offered at the festival of the Terminalia. On the festival the two owners of adjacent property crowned the "statue" with garlands and raised a crude altar, on which they offered up some corn, honeycombs, and wine, and sacrificed a lamb or a suckling pig. They concluded with singing the praises of the god. The public festival in honor of this god was celebrated at the sixth milestone on the road towards Laurentum, presumably because this was originally the extent of Roman territory in that direction.
One of Numa's first acts was the construction of a temple to Janus (also god of boundaries) as a symbol of peace and war. The temple was constructed at the foot of the Argiletum, a major road in the city. After securing peace with Rome's neighbors, the doors of the temples were shut and remained so for all the duration of Numa's reign, a unique case in Roman history. Closing the temple doors as a sign of peace remained important throughout the Roman Republic and Empire.
Numa reportedly sought to instill in Romans respect of lawful property and non-violent relationships with neighbors. The cult of Terminus involved rejection of violence and murder. The god was a testament to justice and a keeper of peace. In a somehow comparable, more moral rather than legal fashion, Numa sought to associate himself with one of the roles of Vegoia, from the religious system of the neighboring Etruscans by deciding to set the official boundaries of the territory of Rome, which Romulus had never wanted, presumably with the same concern of preserving peace. This act is reminiscent of the proverb, "good fences make good neighbors."
The festival of the Terminalia was celebrated in the Roman calendar as a. d. VII. Kal. Mart., that is, the 23d of February, or, the day before the Regifugium ("king's flight") whose precise nature is obscure. During a short period, Terminalia was the last day of the year in Rome, and Regifugium was the first of the new year. Thus, Terminalia signified both spatial and temporal boundaries.
The central Terminus of Rome (the place to which all roads led) was the god's ancient shrine on the Capitoline Hill. The temple of Jupiter, king of the gods, had to be built around it (with a hole in the ceiling since Terminus demanded open-air sacrifices) by the city's last king, Tarquinius Superbus, who had closed down other shrines on the site to make room for his prestigious project. But the augurs had read into the flight patterns of birds that the god Terminus refused to be moved, which was taken as a sign of stability for the city.
Terminalia may have descendants in later customs, such as beating the bounds. In times past in Britain, especially because for centuries precise maps were unusual, it was common to make a formal perambulation of the parish boundaries on Ascension Day or during Rogation week. Knowledge of the limits of each parish needed to be handed down so that such matters as liability to contribute to the repair of the church, and the right to be buried within the churchyard were not disputed. The priest of the parish with the churchwardens and the parochial officials headed a crowd of boys who, armed with green boughs, usually birch or willow, beat the parish boundary markers with them. Sometimes the boys were themselves whipped or even violently bumped on the boundary-stones to make them remember. The object of taking boys along was supposedly to ensure that witnesses to the boundaries should survive as long as possible. Priests would pray for the parish's protection in the forthcoming year and often Psalms 103 and 104 were recited, and the priest would say such sentences as "Cursed is he who transgresseth the bounds or doles of his neighbour."
The ceremony had an important practical purpose. Checking the boundaries was a way of preventing encroachment by neighbors; sometimes boundary markers would be moved, or lines obscured, and a folk memory of the true extent of the parish was necessary to maintain integrity of borders by embedding knowledge in oral traditions.
In England the custom dates from Anglo-Saxon times, as it is mentioned in laws of Alfred the Great and Æthelstan. In England a parish-ale, or feast, was always held after the perambulation, which assured its popularity, and in Henry VIII's reign the occasion had become an excuse for so much revelry that it attracted the condemnation of a preacher who declared "these solemne and accustomable processions and supplications be nowe growen into a right foule and detestable abuse."
Beating the bounds had a religious side in the practice which originated the term Rogation, the accompanying clergy being supposed to beseech (rogare) the divine blessing upon the parish lands for the ensuing harvest. This feature originated in the 5th century, when Mamertus, Archbishop of Vienne, instituted special prayers and fasting and processions on these days. This clerical side of the parish bounds-beating was one of the religious functions prohibited by the Royal Injunctions of Elizabeth I in 1559; but it was then ordered that the perambulation should continue to be performed as a quasi-secular function, so that evidence of the boundaries of parishes, etc., might be preserved.
Some locations have maintained traditions of beating the bounds, although now they are merely a quaint holdover with vague religious overtones.
For me as an anthropologist this is a highly significant holiday. It emphasizes physical boundaries (city limits, property lines etc.) and temporal boundaries (year's end and beginning). Anthropologist Victor Turner used the term "liminal" for such boundaries – from the Latin, "limen," a threshold. These are places and times of immense power and danger in all cultures, because on the cusp of them you are capable of mixing things up, and, thereby destroying the order of the world. Are dawn and dusk, day or night? They are both and neither. Which side are you on when you are "sitting on the fence"? Why is a bride in the West traditionally carried over the threshold? Boundaries are of immense importance to ALL cultures – although what counts as a boundary varies enormously.
Chief offerings on Terminalia were bread, honey, wine, and lamb or suckling pig. This gives you abundant choice for a contemporary recipe. Apicius in De Re Coquinaria gives us this:
Porcellum assum tractomelinum: porcellum curatum a gutture extenteras, siccas. teres piperis unciam, mel, vinum, impones ut ferveat, tractam siccatam confringes et partibus caccabo permisces. agitabis surculo lauri viridis, tam diu coques, donec lenis fiat et impinguet. hac impensa porcellum imples, surculas, obduras charta, in furnum mittes, exornas et inferes.
The title, porcellum assum tractomelinum, means suckling pig "treated with honey" but there's wine and bread involved as well. Loosely the text says:
Clean the pig through the neck and dry it. Crush pepper with honey and wine, and put it on the heat. Break up some toast and mix it with the sauce. Add bay leaves and mix until the paste is smooth and cooked. Fill the pig with this dressing and put it in the oven. Garnish and serve.
You'll have to make of this what you will. There's no indication of proportions of ingredients. For my tastes I'd use a lot of toast and just moisten it with wine and honey, mixed, seasoned with pepper and bay laurel.
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Wekelijkse Corona update wereldwijd 18 – 24 mei
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Wekelijkse update van het nieuws rondom Corona, wereldwijd 18 – 24 mei 2020 (Engels)
Health workers in Tanzania think that the government is underestimating the true magnitude of the coronavirus outbreak in the country. The government refers to the deadly outbreak as "a security issue, not a public health issue". – The New Humanitarian
While the World Health Organization predicted that coronavirus would spread slowly throughout Africa, country responses differ, and hotspots are beginning to emerge. Mysterious surges of illnesses and deaths in Kano, Nigeria lead experts to believe that Kano is a new hotspot, even though official counts of coronavirus are low. – The New York Times
With over 1.5 million COVID-19 cases, the US began easing restrictions to start focusing on building up the economy despite having the most cases and deaths due to coronavirus. Harvard Global Health Institute director Ashish Jha noted the US is only conducting about a third of the 900,000 tests it would need daily to reopen safely. However, all 50 states are open to some degree. – BBC, The New York Times
Latin America:
With over 241,000 coronavirus cases, Brazil might be a new epicentre for the virus. The number of cases continue to rise exponentially and testing is still limited; yet, the country is still not at its peak. Estimates show that the actual number of cases are 15 times higher. – TIME, Deutsche Well
Public hospitals in Brazil's capital, São Paulo, have reached 90% of capacity and could possibly run out of room in the next two weeks. – BBC
Quarantine centres across El Salvador have become hotspots for coronavirus transmission. These "contaminant centres" where thousands of Salvadorans have been detained for more than a month at a time without judicial review, have mixed the sick with the healthy, leading to controversy. – AP
A number of countries began easing restrictions, including Italy and Spain. Most businesses, like bars and hair salons, restarted work in Italy. Most of Spain has entered phase 1 of a 4-phase reopening strategy, allowing some businesses to open and have people at half capacity. Belgium and Greece have begun reopening secondary schools. – BBC
Sweden, which took a more lax restriction approach in response to coronavirus, now has the world's highest per capita death rate from COVID-19: an average of 6.25 deaths per million inhabitants (daily rolling average from May 12-19). The country's death rate is higher than other European hotspots like Spain, Italy, and the UK for the first time. – Reuters, Our World in Data
After reopening the country late last month, coronavirus cases have been rising in Iran. Health experts warned country officials that this could happen due to early reopening. – The New York Times
According to a recent study, scientists have isolated a special antibody from llamas that could prevent or treat COVID-19 and be delivered via an inhaler. – Cell
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According to a study of patients in a hospital near Wuhan, COVID-19 patients shed the virus for a median period of 17 days. Longer periods of viral shedding in patients were linked to fever at hospital admission, longer time from symptom onset to admission, and lengthier hospital stays. – CIDRAP


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Q: javascript - how to get img tags from any element? I want to get img tags attribute values from any element, img tags could be more than 1, and also can be randomized.
like,

 hellow  how are u

I want to grab their title attribute values and then want to store in some var currentHTML; with all existing div data.
and then insert into any element just like $('#div').html(currentHTML);
and output should be like this,
 hellow :) how are u :D

How can I do this?
Thanks in advance.

A: Try this:
$("img").each(function()
{
    $(this).replaceWith($(this).prop("title"));
});

Fiddle. Its just looping through each image and replacing it (with replaceWith()) with its own title attribute.
UPDATE:
Things got more complex. Check this snippet:
// The text result you want
var currentHTML = "";

// Instead of search for each image, we can search of elements that
// contains images and you want to get their text
$(".images").each(function()
{
    // Check note #1
    var cloned = $(this).clone().css("display", "none").appendTo($("body"));

    // Here we select all images from the cloned element to what
    // we did before: replace them with their own titles
    cloned.find("img").each(function()
    {
        $(this).replaceWith($(this).prop("title"));
    });

    // Add the result to the global result text
    currentHTML+= cloned.html();
});

// After all, just set the result to the desired element's html
$("#div").html(currentHTML);

Note #1: Here is what is happening in that line:

*

*var cloned = here we create a var which will receive a cloned element;

*the cloned element will the current element $(this).clone();

*this element must be hidden .css("display", "none");

*and then appended to the document's body .appendTo($("body"));.

Note that in your initial html, the div containing the images received the class images:

 hellow  how are u

So you can do that on more than one element. I hope this helps.

A: Here's a neat little function you can reuse.

$(function(){

  function getImageReplace($el) {
    var $copy = $el.clone();
    $copy.find('img').each(function(){
      $(this).replaceWith($(this).attr('title'));
    });
    return $copy.text();
  }

  //now you can use this on any div element you like
  $('#go').click(function() {
    alert(getImageReplace($('div')));
  });

});

 hellow  how are u

<button id='go'>Convert images</button>

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Nantucket Insider shares a few of our favorite Nantucket stories on the "news stands" this week... Nantucket's own 97.7 ACK FM interviewed Chef Kyle Zacahary of TOPPER'S at The Wauwinet this week. Click below to take a listen as Chef dishes on topics such as his favorite meals to cook at home, what makes dining at TOPPER'S worth a trip to the other side of the island, and even what he would choose for his last meal... [audio mp3="https://www.nantucketislandresorts.com/resourcefiles/blog-inner-image/Toppers-Kyle-Zachary-Interview-6-9-15.mp3"][/audio] As if this cover of Boston Magazine's June issue doesn't tell enough of a great story about Nantucket summers, inside is a fun tale of over-sand driving adventures told by journalist Courtney Hollands. Click here to read more about this Nantucket expert's trip through the sandy trails of Nantucket's "less traveled" terrain! On Nantucket, biking really is for everyone! Nantucket Insiders know that the island's flat terrain and comfortably paved bike paths make cycling a great way to get out and see Nantucket while getting some fresh air and exercise too! The Wall Street Journal helped spread the word on this classic Nantucket tradition this week with a story on some of the hottest bike trends this season. None other than our new favorite, Priority Bikes (as pictured below at The Cottages & Lofts), were mentioned in the article. These chic and sporty bikes can only be purchased online, but guests at The Cottages & Lofts, White Elephant Village, and The Wauwinet can take them for spin complimentary during their stay!


One way to explain where our money comes from, is to walk step-by-step through the three most common misunderstandings about banking.
No matter if it's cash or electronically transferred money, it becomes the property of the bank. The bank records a liability toward the customer just as you would make a note to remember that you borrowed $50 from a friend.
- If it's cash, the bank is particularly happy and adds the bills to its stockpile.
- If the money is "just" electronic, the bank doesn't touch it for the time being.
Most of us believe that banks are some kind of middle-man. In this idea, banks borrow money from savers, and then lend it to people who want a loan.
(The difference in interest rates for saving and borrowing is the bank's profit.) If this model were correct, borrowing would depend on savers. Furthermore, banks could run out of money, if they lend too much. It would also mean that it's good for the country if we save, because it would provide more money for businesses to grow, which would lead to more jobs and a healthier economy.
Surely, the experts have a more precise view of banking, don't they? Unfortunately not. They trust what's called the 'multiplier model'. At least this image is closer to the truth inasmuch as it shows that the lion's share of money is created by banks ... as debt.
Here's how the multiplier works: Julia walks into a bank, and deposits $1000 (€, £, etc.) The bank can safely assume that she won't need it all at once... ...but is more likely to spend small chunks of it over the course of the month. Thus, the bank can consider part of the deposited money as 'idle'.
It holds back a small 'reserve' of say 10% (in this case: $100), and lends out the other 900 to Fred, who needs a loan. Fred goes out and spends these $900 on a new computer. The computer salesman banks the money, too. This bank in turn realises that it can use the bulk of the $900 to make another loan. It keeps 10% – i.e. $90 – and lends out the rest ... and so on, always with the same money.
Although there is still only $1000 flowing around, the sum of all bank accounts has grown and grown ... more money ... and more debt.
This money supply is shaped like a pyramid. Our available money is the base on which the rest of the structure is built: Julia's $1000.
And the top is money created by banks through debt, starting with Fred's.
If this process continues until practically all the available money is "locked in" as reserves and there is hardly anything left to re-lend, the pyramid can grow by a factor of ten. If one increases the share that each bank must keep to 20%, the pyramid shrinks, and vice versa.
The pyramid model shows money being created from nothing, because the same money is counted twice in each step of the way.
However, there's one small problem: banks haven't worked like this for years. It's an inaccurate and outdated way of describing the banking system.
1.) It implies that banks have to wait for a deposit before they can start making loans. But they don't.
2.) It assumes that banks always go through with the multiplication. They don't. No matter how attractive a framework we provide for them, or if we add money at the base. They control the money supply.
Placing our economy in the hands of experts and leaders who do not understand money, is very dangerous. It's a house built on sand.
This is the money that flows when one bank owes another bank money. This could* happen when you pay your rent (* but not necessarily: we'll get to that later), i.e. when you transfer money from your bank to your landlord's account in another bank. Only banks can use central-bank reserves. It is their preferred form of electronic money, because it's created by the central bank, and is just as safe as cash.
Remember the word "liability" from our 'piggy bank' example?
The third type of money is created neither by the central bank, nor by any other part of state power. It is the numbers on your bank account. This type forms the lion's share of our money.
Who creates it? Banks! Not the government, not the state-owned (i.e. our) central bank, but commercial banks! This is what the Swiss National Bank (SNB) means when it writes "banks can create book money, by granting loans".
Remember how the multiplier model suggested the money supply was limited by available money and the reserve ratio (i.e. by the base of the pyramid, and the steepness of the sides)? Well, that was just a model, and all models are simplifications. But this one is a lie.
The money supply is not limited at all. It can expand and expand, without ever reaching the top. The money supply is not pyramid-shaped at all, but more like the shape of a big balloon (bank liabilities), around a smaller balloon, which consists of cash and the electronic central-bank reserves.
The banks fill these balloons themselves, specifically the outer balloon, which is the only money we ever get our hands on. The inner balloon is filled at their behest, to meet legal requirements, which they conveniently set themselves.
This manner of money creation can lead to market distortions, for example in real estate, and to boom-bust cycles, where profits can easily be siphoned-off, while lingering liabilities end up with the lender of last resort: us, the people!
To quote the central bank of Switzerland: "banks create new money by granting loans" (SNB) – let's take a closer look at that.
The debt is worth something to the bank: $10,000 plus interest (or Robert's collateral). Robert on the other hand sees $10,000 in his account that weren't there before. All the bank did to create this new money was to type numbers into a computer system. No other account was touched. Nor was anything removed from a pension fund or the like, to transfer it to Robert's account.
This newly created money is now ready to spend. Robert can go ahead and transfer money to the people rebuilding his house. If they are with the same bank as Robert, it's all quite simple. The bank just re-arranges the liabilities internally. If, however, Robert and his builders are with two different banks, central-bank reserves might have to change hands.
The bigger the bank, the more likely it is that all four accounts are in-house. And the more liabilities banks can offset against each other before transferring any hard currency (a process they call 'netting'), the less reserves they need.
But why even worry about this, as long as everyone is paid in the end! – No.
As long as banks are juggling liabilities, there's a threat of collapse, as history has shown again and again, most recently in Cyprus in 2013, where a 'bank run' had to be prevented by force. Not to mention the very real threat to savers when banks are too-big-to-fail.
In theory, we now have the technology to store electronic money in the digital equivalent of a safe deposit box. This involves so-called 'Sovereign Money', and the banks don't like it, because they'd lose a certain amount of control.
With Sovereign Money (German: Vollgeld), people can still invest, there can still be an interest system, and most of our daily transactions would remain pretty much the same. But the money would be ours (not on permanent rental from an exclusive club), and investments kept tidy and separate.
Remember banks create money by granting loans? When a loan is repaid, the money is destroyed. Together with the debt, this money vanishes into thin air.
Supposedly, we all want to get out of debt ... but only few of us know that this simply isn't possible without destroying money.
If you personally are struggling with debt, or your community is building on credit, try to see the sunny side: At least, you're keeping the economy going! In this system, we can't reduce total debt without shrinking the money supply.
...Someone has to bear the burden.
Were all liabilities to be met, there'd be no more money left at all!
There would even be some interest payments left twisting in the wind.
In order to repay them as well, one would have to take out a new loan, and you're back where you started.
Can there be a better way? Yes!
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The Punishment of Offences Act 1837 (7 Will 4 & 1 Vict c 91) was an Act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. It abolished the death penalty for a number of statutory offences and replaced it with transportation for life.

This Act originally extended to the United Kingdom (which then included the whole of Ireland).

This Act was retained for the Republic of Ireland by section 2(2)(a) of, and Part 4 of Schedule 1 to, the Statute Law Revision Act 2007.

This Act was repealed as to New Zealand by section 412(1) of, and the Fourth Schedule to, the Crimes Act 1961.

Preamble
The preamble specified the following offences:
offences under sections 1 and 4 and 5 of the Riot Act
offences under section 9 of the Murder Act 1751
offences under section 10 of the Prisoners (Rescue) Act (Ireland) 1791
offences under section 1 of the Incitement to Mutiny Act 1797
offences under section 1 of the Incitement to Disaffection Act (Ireland) 1797
offences under section 1 and 4 of the Unlawful Oaths Act 1812
offences under section 9 of the Slave Trade Act 1824

Section 1
Immediately before its repeal in England and Wales this section read:

The words "after the commencement of this Act" in the first place were repealed by the Statute Law Revision (No. 2) Act 1890. The words "at the discretion of the court" and "or for any Term not less than fifteen years, or to be imprisoned for any term not exceeding three years" in the second and third places were repealed by the Statute Law Revision Act 1892.

So far as it related to offences under the Riot Act, the Murder Act 1751 and section 4 of the Unlawful Oaths Act 1812, this section was repealed by section 10(2) of, and Part III of Schedule 3 to the Criminal Law Act 1967.

It was repealed for Northern Ireland by section 15 of, and Schedule 2 to, the Criminal Law Act (Northern Ireland) 1967.

The penalty was reduced to penal servitude for life by section 2 of the Penal Servitude Act 1857, and to imprisonment for life by section 1(1) of the Criminal Justice Act 1948, of the Criminal Justice (Scotland) Act 1949, and of the Criminal Justice Act (Northern Ireland) 1953. Section 1(1) of the 1949 Act was replaced by section 221(1) of the Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1975.

Section 2 - Offences punishable by imprisonment
This section was repealed by the Statute Law Revision (No. 2) Act 1893.

Section 3 - Not to affect Powers of 5 & 6 W 4 c 38 and 4 G 4 c 64
This section was repealed by the Statute Law Revision (No. 2) Act 1890.

Section 4 - Repeal of 2 Jac 1 c 31
This section was repealed by the Statute Law Revision Act 1874.

Section 5 - Commencement of Act
This section was repealed by the Statute Law Revision Act 1874.

References
Halsbury's Statutes,
David M Walker. A Legal History of Scotland. Butterworths LexisNexis. 2001. Volume 6 (The Nineteenth Century). Pages 380, 407 and 459.

External links
The Punishment of Offences Act, as amended, from the National Archives
The Punishment of Offences Act, as originally enacted, from the National Archives (HTML)

United Kingdom Acts of Parliament 1837
Capital punishment in the United Kingdom


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Matthew Darbyshire redesigns the fair ticket tent to simulate the design of a popular mobile phone concept store. Fully functional as the box office, it also includes a number of the functionless devices often used by the creators of such concept stores and the subversion of what we consider classic store design concepts. The project examines how an audience - with varying levels of familiarity with commercial design - reacts to these displaced design conventions.
Matthew Darbyshire (b.1977) is a British artist based in London. Recent solo exhibitions include: 'Elis', Herald Street, London (2010); 'Funhouse', Hayward Gallery Project Space, London (2009) and 'Blades House', Gasworks, London (2008). Recent group exhibitions include: 'British Art Show 7' and 'Newspeak', Saatchi Gallery, London (both 2010); 'Monument For Study', Herald Street, London (2009) and 'Altermodern' 3rd Tate Triennial, Tate Britain, London (2009).
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Here the accomplished Fairhaven Singers display their vocal virtuosity and musicianship effectively. The disc includes seven diverse settings of the liturgical text of Ave Maria, from Parson's anthem, Rachmaninoff's richly fervent approach and Bruckner's exuberant setting to Stravinsky, Villa-Lobos, and Chilcott's gently pensive piece. But it is Lukaszewski who throws all caution to the wind: using only the words 'Ave Maria' and 'Amen', the composer conjures up a stunningly ecstatic tribute. Also on the disc are Victoria's uplifting Alma Redemptoris Mater, Jan Sandström's harmonically weaving Es ist ein' Ros' entsprungen, and Rautavaara's multi-layered Canticum Mariae Virginis. Very enjoyable.


A few weeks ago, I spent a good hour trying to find some background info on the rebrand of Dubai International Airport, without success. I just went back to the Brand New post on it and there it is, a link, courtesy of Ty Wilkins.
While the airport logos have patterns similar to the tesselations characteristic of islamic art, the main logo pattern is rather reminiscent of a compass rosette, perhaps to imply that Dubai is at the centre of things? I generally agree with the Brand New post (and many of the comments) in that the positioning of the type on the individual airport logos seems clumsy and distracting. Having the type endpoint line up with the apex of the implied sphere is a straightforward solution, and yes, it's not all that bad, but it's not all that good either.
Mind, when we get some wider applications of the logo to brochures, signage, wayfinding and the like, it could appear quite different, with the odd type integrated and comfortable with the patterned globe.
Dubai Airports tapped Cato Purnell Partners in 2007 to develop an identity system that would not only unite the organization's holdings, but also mark Dubai as an international air hub.
Tapped? How do you tap an agency? I have horrific visions of plumber-surgeons installing chromeware directly into living flesh, a media agency relationship direct from the mind of Guillermo del Toro! Of course, this would hardly be the only linguistic horror inflicted on the language by the media industry, I say over and over again, the word creative is not a noun, no, not even when applied to a person, and especially not when referring to artwork. Rant over.


We absolutely must achieve the Brexit that the public voted for and the will of the people must be respected. It is as simple as that. It is something I have campaigned for over 30 years and it is one of the main reasons I got involved in politics in the first place. I am not going to give up on it at the last, critical, minute.
Brexit is a golden opportunity for our country. We are the fifth or sixth strongest economy in the world. The EU wants a trade deal with us as much as we want one with them. If they are unable to reach a deal with us, there are 165 other countries out there waiting for us to trade with them.
If we sign up to the draft agreement put forward by the Prime Minister we could end up bound to the rules of a Customs Union that would be set by the EU and that we could not change and could not leave - the so-called 'backstop'. This comes into play if we are unable to agree our future trading relationship. If it does, and we enter this 'backstop', we will be unable to make trade deals with other countries without the permission of the EU. Not acceptable.
The draft agreement requires that we continue to be bound by EU law in areas such as social policy, environmental policy and labour regulations. These are called 'non-regression clauses'. Whilst I have no desire to lower standards on social, environmental or labour regulations, these clauses make us a 'rule taker' in these areas. We cannot remain governed by EU rules that we have no say over. The European Court of Justice will have overall control over these areas of law in the UK. One of the attractions about leaving the EU is to be able to reduce the amount of red tape to attract investment. To remain tied to the EU in this context, without any say over it....that to me is absurd.
Northern Ireland will remain under greater EU control than the rest of the UK. I cannot accept that as it would create new internal borders within the UK. We made a promise to the DUP that this would not happen. We cannot be arm-twisted by the EU into this.
The European Court of Justice would have overall control of the agreement itself and EU laws that would continue to have effect in the UK. I cannot accept that.
There is also the subject of money. We are paying £39 billion for this deal when there is no commitment (as yet) to us getting a trade deal. Whilst I accept that there are some unfunded commitments that we do need to pay for, it is a lot of money and I have always backed calls for this money to be tied to a trade deal.
This is a deal that appears to have been drafted to appease the EU and large multinational businesses. It does not put British voters first. In the referendum it was the people who voted for Brexit, not multinational corporations. Brexit is what we want. The EU and international businesses will have to find a way to work with that.
My bottom line has always been that we must have control of our borders and our laws and be able to make our own trade deals. It is absolutely unacceptable for the UK to be bound to the EU in an agreement that splits the UK and that we cannot unilaterally get out of.
To be frank, it is an insult to democracy and the 52% of the voting public who knew perfectly well what they were voting for and according to my postbag are calling for us to hurry up and get on with it.


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Q: Android: await() seems not to work using Room database I am working on an app to practise some calculations which saves each given answers and data about practise sessions into  a Room database for tracking progress. There is a table that contains the answers and there is a table which contains the sessions, and each row in answer table needs to contain the id of the session in which the answer was given
I am using a Room database thus using coroutines when writing to database.
When the user clicks a button the answer is evaluated and saved, and also the session data is updated.
(Such as number of questions answered and the average score.)
To achieve this, I need to have the Id of the freshly created  session data. So what I am trying is to call a method in the init{} block of the ViewModel which uses a Defferred and call await() to wait for the session data to be inserted and then get the last entry from the database and update the instance of SessionData that the view model holds and only when it is all done I enable the button thus we will not try to save any data before we know the current session id.
To test this out, I am using the Log.d() method to print out the current session id.
The problem is that I don't always get the right values. Sometimes I get the same id as previous session was, sometimes I get the correct one (so Logcat in Android Studio looks like: 33,33,35,36,38,38,40,41,42,...etc). However if I get all data from the database and check it out, all the ids are in the database, in correct order, no values are skipped.
For me it seems that await() doesn't actually make the app to wait, it seems to me that the reading of the database sometimes happenes before the writing is complete.
But I have no idea why.
In the ViewModel class:

SimpleConversionFragmentViewModel(
    val conversionProperties: ConversionProperties,
    val databaseDao: ConversionTaskDatabaseDao,
    application: Application) : AndroidViewModel(application){

     private var viewModelJob = Job()
     private val uiScope = CoroutineScope(Dispatchers.Main + viewModelJob)
     private lateinit var sessionData : SessionData

     ...

     init{
         startNewSession()
     }

     ...

    /**
     *  This method starts and gets the current session
     */
    private fun startNewSession() {
        uiScope.launch {
            /** Initialize session data*/
            sessionData = SessionData()
            sessionData.taskCategory = conversionProperties.taskCategory
            sessionData.taskType = conversionProperties.taskType

            /**
             *  First insert the new session wait for it to be inserted and get the session inserted
             *  because we need it's ID
             **/
            val createNewSession = async { saveSessionDataSuspend() }
            val getCurrentSessionData = async { getCurrentSessionSuspend() }

            var new = createNewSession.await()
            sessionData = getCurrentSessionData.await() ?: SessionData()
            _isButtonEnabled.value = true //Only let user click when session id is received!!
            Log.d("Coroutine", "${sessionData.sessionId}")
        }
    }

    /**
     *  The suspend function to get the current session
     */
    private suspend fun getCurrentSessionSuspend() : SessionData? {
        return withContext(Dispatchers.IO){
            var data = databaseDao.getLastSession()
            data
       }
    }

   /**
     * The suspend function for saving session data
     */
    private suspend fun saveSessionDataSuspend() : Boolean{
        return withContext(Dispatchers.IO) {
            databaseDao.insertSession(sessionData)
            true
        }
    }

    override fun onCleared() {
        super.onCleared()
        viewModelJob.cancel()
    }
}

And here is some details from the ConversionTaskDatabaseDao class:
@Dao
interface ConversionTaskDatabaseDao {

    @Insert(entity = SessionData::class)
    fun insertSession(session: SessionData)

    @Query("SELECT * FROM session_data_table ORDER BY session_id DESC LIMIT 1")
    fun getLastSession() : SessionData?

    ...

}

Has anyone got any idea how to solve this?
My first attempt was actually to save the session data only once in the onCleared() method of the ViewModel, but because I have to call the viewModelJob.cancel() method to prevent memory leaks, the job is cancelled before saving is done. But I think it would be a more efficient way if I could save the data here only once.
Or is there a better way to achive what I am trying to do?
Thanks in advance for any help,
Best regards: Agoston

A: My thought is since you need to wait one suspend method for another and they are already inside coroutine (initiated with launch-builder), you don't need await and you can simplify this:
val createNewSession = async { saveSessionDataSuspend() }
val getCurrentSessionData = async { getCurrentSessionSuspend() }

var new = createNewSession.await()
sessionData = getCurrentSessionData.await() ?: SessionData()

to that:
var new = saveSessionDataSuspend()
sessionData = getCurrentSessionSuspend()

On the contrary when you use await you have no guarantee what method would be first


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By: Christina Southern on Jan 2, 2021 2:15:00 PM
The C Spire Business team is known for being smart, efficient and dependable. But it is in the face of a national crisis that this team has shown its true nature - rising up, united in their efforts to support each other and bring essential IT and communication services to businesses throughout Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee.
Their goal is lofty: Ensure thousands of business leaders and their employees are able to work from home while also keeping everyone safe during the COVID-19 pandemic sweeping the nation. And do it in a matter of hours, not the typical days or weeks allotted for larger projects.
"They are a force to be reckoned with," said Shari DiMartino, VP of Business Operations. "There are many moving pieces for just one project, and this team is handling the fast and demanding pace like you'd expect from an industry leader. I'm grateful and proud of each and every one of them."
The collaboration and videoconferencing tools that businesses are requesting most from C Spire Business during the pandemic include Microsoft 365 with Teams, Cisco UC-One and Webex. "These are the most powerful and secure options on the market for collaborating while working remotely," said Shari.
And that's why the C Spire Business team is considered essential during the pandemic. "I'm certain that equipping call centers and other types of businesses with tools to work from home has preserved many jobs," said Kesha Sims, a Technical Provisioner. "It's a ripple effect. We're enabling businesses to help other businesses work and be productive. That's a good feeling. And motivation for me and my co-workers to work long hours to make it happen."
As a Technical Provisioner, Kesha and her team build and configure each customer's order. But the process of preparing these tools for a client doesn't begin or end with her. "We all rely heavily on each other, from the people who create the orders, to the groups that program equipment, install everything and then train the customer on the tools. We have each other's back."
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Jazz's Lauri Markkanen: Leads Jazz with 29 points
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Markkanen closed Saturday's 108-100 victory over the Mavericks with 29 points (11-20 FG, 4-8 3Pt, 3-4 FT), five rebounds, one block and one steal in 36 minutes. Markkanen continued to lead the offensive charge for Utah on Saturday, racking up 15 points in the first half on 6-of-11 shooting from the field and later hitting four of five shot attempts in the fourth quarter to help seal the home victory. The power forward finished with a team-high 29 points and shot above 50 percent from three for the sixth straight contest. He's now scored at least 20 points in 18 consecutive games dating back to Dec. 19.
Jazz's Lauri Markkanen: Another 20-point performance
Markkanen finished with 24 points (7-16 FG, 3-6 3Pt, 7-8 FT), four rebounds and one assist over 34 minutes during Wednesday's 134-124 loss to the Trail Blazers. The sixth-year pro continues his breakout campaign in Utah, scoring over 20 points for the 17th consecutive contest. He broke a double-double streak of five games with just four boards. Markkanen is currently on pace to set career highs in points per game, three-pointers made per game, field goal percentage, and three-point field goal percentage.
Jazz's Lauri Markkanen: Claims fifth straight double-double
Markkanen chipped in 25 points (8-14 FG, 4-8 3Pt, 5-6 FT), 11 rebounds, two assists, one block and one steal over 32 minutes during Monday's 120-102 win over Charlotte. Markkanen missed two games due to a hip injury earlier this month, but that hasn't slowed him down. He's now recorded double-doubles in each of his last five appearances and is averaging 28.9 points, 10.0 rebounds, 3.3 three-pointers, 1.4 assists, 0.9 steals and 0.8 blocks per game in January while converting at a 48.4 percent rate from the field and a 90.2 percent rate from the free-throw line.
Jazz's Lauri Markkanen: Drops 22 against Nets
Markkanen ended Friday's 117-106 loss to Brooklyn with 22 points (8-16 FG, 6-10 3Pt), 11 rebounds, one assist and one steal in 37 minutes. The 25-year-old forward's breakout campaign continues. Markkanen has scored more than 20 points in 15 straight games, including the last two after returning from a minor hip injury. Over that stretch, he's averaging 29.6 points, 9.5 boards, 3.7 threes and 1.1 assists while shooting 50.7 percent from the floor, 44.1 percent from three-point range and 90.3 percent from the free-throw line.
Jazz's Lauri Markkanen: Huge double-double in win
Markkanen supplied 34 points (11-20 FG, 6-8 3Pt, 6-6 FT), 12 rebounds, one assist, two blocks and one steal across 33 minutes during Wednesday's 126-103 victory over the Clippers. Markkanen returned to the floor after missing the last two contests due to injury. He has been on fire as of late, and Wednesday marked his third consecutive double-double. Markkanen has gone for over 20 points in 14 consecutive contests and is putting together the best season of his career. He has been a great fantasy option and will remain so as long as his role on offense continues.
Jazz's Lauri Markkanen: Will be available Wednesday
Markkanen (hip) is available for Wednesday's game against the Clippers, Eric Walden of The Salt Lake Tribune reports. Markkanen missed back-to-back games due to a hip injury and was initially listed as questionable for Wednesday, but the talented big man has since been cleared and will presumably return to the starting lineup against Los Angeles. The 6-foot-11 sharpshooter has been a revelation during his first season with the Jazz, averaging 24.6 points, 8.6 rebounds and 1.9 assists in 34.2 minutes per game -- all career highs.
Jazz's Lauri Markkanen: Deemed questionable Wednesday
Markkanen (hip) is considered questionable for Wednesday's game versus the Clippers, Eric Walden of The Salt Lake Tribune reports. Markkanen has been listed as questionable in each of the last two games before being ruled out, so his listing doesn't really provide much information about his availability Wednesday. The team should provide another update on his status prior to the 9 PM ET tipoff, with Jarred Vanderbilt, Rudy Gay and Talen Horton-Tucker, among others, likely to see expanded run if he sits again.
Jazz's Lauri Markkanen: Ruled out Monday
Markkanen (hip) has been ruled out for Monday's game against the Timberwolves, Tony Jones of The Athletic reports. Markkanen was considered a game-time decision for Monday's game as he continues to deal with a hip injury, and he'll be unavailable for a second consecutive matchup. Jarred Vanderbilt, Rudy Gay and Talen Horton-Tucker are candidates to see increased run against Minnesota.
Jazz's Lauri Markkanen: Listed as questionable
Markkanen (hip) is questionable for Monday's matchup against Minnesota, Andy Larsen of The Salt Lake Tribune reports. Markkanen was sidelined for Saturday's loss to Philadelphia due to a hip injury and may miss a second straight game due to the issue. If he's sidelined again, Talen Horton-Tucker, Jarred Vanderbilt and Ochai Agbaji would be candidates for increased roles.
Jazz's Lauri Markkanen: Ruled out Saturday
Markkanen (hip) will not play in Saturday's game against the 76ers, David Locke reports. Markkanen was tabbed as questionable for the contest after picking up a left hip contusion Friday and will ultimately be sidelined for Saturday's tilt. In his stead, Talen Horton-Tucker, Jarred Vanderbilt and Ochai Agbaji are all candidates to see expanded roles. Markkanen's next chance to play will come Monday in Minnesota.
Jazz's Lauri Markkanen: Questionable Saturday
Markkanen is listed as questionable for Saturday's game against the 76ers due to a left hip contusion, Eric Walden of The Salt Lake Tribune reports. Markkanen presumably suffered the injury in Friday's 112-108 victory over the Magic. He accumulated 28 points (4-13 FG, 3-6 3Pt, 17-21 FT), 12 rebounds, two rebounds, one steal and one block across 36 minutes in the contest. The 25-year-old's status will depend on how he is feeling closer to tipoff, but Talen Horton-Tucker and Ochai Agbaji would be candidates to see increased run if he ultimately has to sit out.
Jazz's Lauri Markkanen: Drills 17 free throws in win
Markkanen finished with 28 points (4-13 FG, 3-6 3Pt, 17-21 FT), 12 rebounds, two assists, one steal and one block across 36 minutes in Friday's 112-108 win over the Magic. Markkanen has made hay at the free-throw line over the Jazz's last two games, converting 29 of 35 attempts (82.8 percent) during that span to help bring his streak of 20-plus-point performances to 13. The 25-year-old remains in the thick of the conversation for a reserve spot in the All-Star Game while he's in the midst of a career-best season that has helped make the 22-23 Jazz surprisingly competitive in what was expected to be a rebuilding year.
Jazz's Lauri Markkanen: Turns in massive double-double
Markkanen logged 25 points (6-18 FG, 1-5 3Pt, 12-14 FT), 16 rebounds, one assist and one steal in 39 minutes during Tuesday's 116-114 win over the Cavaliers. Markkanen was unable to find his shooting touch in this one, but he still managed to finish with 25 points. He also cleaned up on the glass by securing 13 of his 16 rebounds on the defensive end. Markkanen has been on a tear in January, as he's now averaging 30.2 points, 8.8 rebounds and 1.4 assists through five games.
Jazz's Lauri Markkanen: Scores 28 in loss
Rotowire Jan 7, 2023
Markkanen chipped in 28 points (12-20 FG, 2-7 3Pt, 2-3 FT), four rebounds, three assists and three steals in 36 minutes during Saturday's 126-118 loss to the Bulls. Markkanen continued his offensive domination, extending his streak to seven straight games of 28 or more points. He also tied his season high with three steals. Across three January appearances, the 25-year-old is averaging 35.0 points on 53.2 percent shooting, including 3.0 made threes per game.
Jazz's Lauri Markkanen: Blows up for career-high 49 points
Markkanen ended Thursday's 131-114 win over the Rockets with 49 points (15-27 FG, 6-15 3Pt, 13-13 FT), eight rebounds, one assist and one block over 36 minutes. Markkanen was spectacular in the victory, landing a career-high 49 points, buoyed by a perfect 13-of-13 mark from the line. His breakout season continues, as he currently sits inside the top 15 in 12-team leagues. He has scored at least 28 points in six consecutive appearances, adding double-digit rebounds three times. Markkanen is the No. 1 fantasy player over the past two weeks, so managers are enjoying what has been an incredible season thus far.
Jazz's Lauri Markkanen: Notches 28 points in loss
Markkanen recorded 28 points (6-15 FG, 1-7 3Pt, 15-15 FT), eight rebounds and one assist over 36 minutes during Tuesday's 117-115 loss to Sacramento. Though Markkanen appeared to send the game to overtime when he fielded an in-bound pass and threw up a last-second heave that went in the basket, officials ruled that the forward's shot came after the clock ticked to zero. As such, Markkanen missed out on a 30-point outing, but he still kept the Jazz in the game throughout and finished with another stellar stat line. Even though the 19-21 Jazz have slid down the standings after a hot start to the season, Markkanen's career-best campaign continues. He's scored no fewer than 18 points over his last 10 games, averaging 28.6 per game over that stretch while shooting 53 percent from the field, 44.8 percent from downtown and 93.2 percent from the charity stripe.
Jazz's Lauri Markkanen: Goes for game-high 36 points
Rotowire Dec 31, 2022
Markkanen closed with 36 points (16-24 FG, 1-7 3Pt, 3-3 FT) and five rebounds over 34 minutes during Friday's 126-125 loss to the Kings. Markkanen scored 23 of his game-high 36 points in the second half on 11-of-15 shooting from the field, but his valiant effort on offense still wasn't enough as the Jazz fell to Sacramento on the road for their third straight loss. It was Markkanen's ninth game this season with 30 or more points, though he failed to knock down more than one three in the contest for the first time since Nov. 21.
Jazz's Lauri Markkanen: Massive double-double in loss
Markkanen supplied 29 points (10-22 FG, 7-13 3Pt, 2-3 FT), 16 rebounds, one assist and one steal across 36 minutes during Wednesday's 112-107 loss to the Warriors. Markkanen continued to serve as the team's top offensive engine Wednesday and put together a stellar stat line. Since missing three games earlier in the month, he's averaged 26.5 points, 8.0 rebounds and 1.4 assists over eight games.
Jazz's Lauri Markkanen: Posts big double-double in loss
Markkanen finished with 32 points (8-18 FG, 3-10 3Pt, 13-13 FT), 12 rebounds, two blocks and one assist across 38 minutes during Monday's 126-122 loss to San Antonio. Utah fell short despite a spirited comeback bid, but Markkanen nonetheless submitted one of his best performances of the campaign. The veteran forward finished with his 12th double-double and his eighth scoring effort of 30-plus points. Markkanen also swatted a pair of shots in the defeat, marking the fourth time this season he's registered multiple blocks in a game.
Jazz's Lauri Markkanen: Lands career-high nine triples
Markkanen notched 38 points (13-20 FG, 9-13 3Pt, 3-4 FT), five rebounds, one assist and one steal in 36 minutes during Tuesday's 126-111 victory over Detroit. Markkanen was a man on a mission Tuesday, matching his career high with 38 points, including nine triples. His breakout season continues, logging career-high numbers across the board. The Jazz have been arguably the most surprising team thus far, currently sitting at eighth place in the Western Conference with a 18-16 record. Markkanen has been leading from the front and should continue chugging along at top-30 pace for the rest of the season.
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Calls of the night on @KSLSportsZone from the @utahjazz win over Dallas Mavericks featuring @JordanClarksons Lauri Markkanen and Walker Kessler https://t.co/pti5OLxLPb
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Lauri Markkanen has become such an impressive player this season https://t.co/VyEhUkL8Ao
so many Lauri highlights we couldn't pick a fav 🤪 #TakeNote | @zionsbank https://t.co/IROx810uBX
"It's a good win for us." @MarkkanenLauri joins the #WalkoffInterview 🎤 #TakeNote | @lhmauto https://t.co/rbwLeDO66S
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Thought this was a growth game tonight for Lauri Markkanen. Scored 17 through three quarters. Dropped 12 of his 29 in the fourth, many of them in closing minutes. Mark of a star is being able to cut the faucet on no matter what the other team does in coverage
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FINAL: 108, Mavs 100. Utah hangs on against Luka-less Dallas, gets back to .500 overall at 26-26. Markkanen 29p/5r. Beasley 19p/4r, 5-11 from 3. Kessler 14p/11r/5b. Clarkson 14p/7r/3a. Conley 4p/11a/4s. Sexton 12p. Up next: hosting the Raptors on Feb. 1.
HALFTIME: Jazz 66, Mavs 48. Utah continues to shoot very well — 59.5% overall, 7-17 from deep. Markkanen 15p, Clarkson 12p, Sexton 10p, Kessler 10p/7r/4b, Conley 8a.
Best half of basketball for the Utah Jazz in a long while. It's capped by Malik Beasley's three and the Jazz lead Dallas 66-48…Lauri Markkanen with 15….Kessler with 10 and was terrific defensively….


This entry is devoted to an adware called Veberb.com and ways to remove it. If you suffer from annoying advertising in the browser, and the performance of your PC has recently diminished - this material will explain you what advertising programs are, understand the fundamental issue and sweep the laptop of undesired programs.
Advertising software includes a very long list of diverse forms, but the very efficient of them are redirects, browser toolbars and adware. You should understand that advertising spam isn't an accident - they were created to act this way from the beginning. Many users mistakenly think that suchlike tools are helpful, being fooled by large catalogues of their functions, but all these advantages either do not work, or just cannot exist. So, what is the real aim of advertising tools?
Browser toolbars also perform advertising functions, but not as active as other two kinds of adware. Their main function is to gather info about your search queries and viewed web-pages, which are then sent on to fraudsters for further usage. Suchlike info might be used to trick its owner or passed to third parties for a decent price.
Browser hijackers invite another kind of problem. Hijackers, from time to time open a special page in the browser that redirects to one of the sites with ads and suspicious links.
Adware differs in that it shows useless ads on all sites that the user views and also, on the desktop. Such tools can be disguised as anything: system cleaners, video and audio players, software for updating and downloading drivers, tools for finding movies and music and even more. Advertising pops up as pop-ups, links or separate blocks in search results.
The mentioned utilities together and each of them could be used for various types of Internet-scam. Despite the difference in manners, they are all similar by the fact that they were from the very beginning developed for scam and deception. Besides the evident nuisance, such as the flood of irritating propositions, there is a dangerous feature of Veberb.com: the significant lowering of machine's security.
Now, when you understood for what purpose was this malware made, you should understand how to locate it. Now you know that the basic sign of advertising software is the growth in the quantity of ads. The second symptom is the emergence of suspicious programs on your PC that you haven't downloaded. This might appear if customer passes the link to download of the malicious file. Viral programs are acting stealthy so you might not see that you just downloaded them.
The symptom #2 is a noticeable lag of the PC, and an increase in its loading time. We should say that suchlike problems often arise for other causes, not related to adware. PC retards because each adware is running in the background and never turns off. This means that adware is running at computer's boot and shutting down only with the whole computer. If 3-5 such programs will sneak on your computer, their simultaneous running starts to overwhelm the system, and requires so much resources that reliable programs just can't operate. When the system is in such state, it begins to suffer from lags, emergency turn-offs and critical errors of different programs. If you see any of these symptoms - you need to scan the hard drive via reputable anti-virus or eliminate all dangerous software by hand.
If you don't want to spoil your computer and want to use the Web freely, you should immediately eliminate this malware. The only way out is to remove Veberb.com and then carefully check the PC for undesired software. Victim can do it manually, however it will require lots of time and efforts, while having a considerable chance of failing. The thing is that different viral programs apply many methods to shield themselves from uninstalling. Adware keeps backups in different folders on HDD, place pending tasks for reinstalling after removal, hide their main folders etc. If man is not expert enough in such things, the chance of fault and subsequent malfunctions is very high. If you prefer the safe way, we recommend you to purchase Spyhunter antivirus. This antivirus can quickly and easy delete any adware from the machine, but also shield it from viruses hereafter. Spyhunter has a number of advantages, including interaction with other anti-virus tools, daily updating of the signature database, high speed of scanning and removal, 24/7 technical support and moderate price. If you are interested, and want to buy Spyhunter, or learn more about it - click on the button below.
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The January Low-Down - What's Been Happening At The Hideout?
New year… new you, so they say. With our green smoothies, protein shakes and exercise regimes in full swing we've all started the year with a bang! Good job too, just a month into 2017 a lot has happened. Read the full low-down below!
We had the pleasure of working with Love it Here to launch their new holiday rental site, which allows people to quickly book a relaxing getaway in the beautiful Kent countryside.
We also created a new logo for Herts Urgent Care (HUC), the providers of urgent healthcare services including NHS111 and Out of Hours to patients 24/7/365 across Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Peterborough & Essex. Along with the new branding, we launched their website built on our widget framework which makes it easy for their team to expand and update their site as their organisation continues to grow.
We were super proud to be featured on the front page of Creativepool for our new stationery suite. Creativepool is one of our go-to sites for inspiration and connecting with people in the industry, so it's always nice to be recognised by them. If you haven't had a chance to catch the article check it out here.
Always willing to try new things, we've introduced Busterbot to bring some exercise to office life. An ad-on to Slack, our internal tool for communication, Busterbot randomly selects team members for different workouts throughout the day, such as sit-ups, planks or lunges. It keeps us energised and gets everyone together counting down those last few reps of press-ups. It's also pretty funny watching the panic on people's face when their name's called up!
Rory, our Lead Developer has started making music again and has already had a track signed by Subway Soundz. If you're into your drum and bass, check it out.
In other news, our furry friend family has expanded with the arrival of Boudica (Bo for short), a cocker spaniel and is the apple of George's eye! Some of the team cooked up a Japanese treat at Jamie Oliver's Cookery School and finally some new blogs have recently hit the site for you to check out, including: More than just print, Meet Frauke and The power of the widget.


A new Banksy has appeared on the side of the Poundland store on Wood Green High Road near Turnpike Lane station in north London.
This photo was taken by Luke Giles and posted by Richard McKeever on local forum Bowes and Bounds Connected while it still had its bunting attached along the wall yesterday - there's a wider angle photo here.
As Richard notes, it "looks like a comment on the upcoming Jubilee celebrations, maybe a reference to the London 2012 Olympics - and its siting in Wood Green High Road may have a resonance with the street disturbances and looting of last summer." What do you think?
How long the bunting will linger or the piece survive undefaced or un-perspexed remains to be seen.
Browse our Banksy archive for more.


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Our daily roundup of headlines from Virginia and elsewhere.
• Lawmakers will again consider a hands-free driving bill, — Richmond Times-Dispatch
• Restaurant owners in Norfolk are worried about casino competition. — The Virginian-Pilot
• More than 600 workers will be furloughed at a coal mining operation in Buchanan County "until a trade deal was reached between the US and China on coal exports." — The Bristol Herald Courier
• A wrongful death lawsuit involving a retired Roanoke police officer who fatally shot another driver on the Blue Ridge Parkway has been settled for $100,000. — The Roanoke Times
• Most of the people injured in a massive chain-reaction crash on I-64 have been released from the hospital. — The Daily Press
• A judge presiding over a wrongful death suit will allow the widows of two Virginia State Police officers killed in a helicopter crash during the deadly "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville in 2017 to access contracts between the department and a manufacturer of the aircraft. — The Daily Progress
• The legal age to purchase tobacco products is now 21 nationwide, thanks to a bill carried by Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., and Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky. — The Loudoun Times-Mirror
• More than 100 people showed up at an auditorium in Lynchburg Monday to demand answers from the city's prosecutor and police chief after a white teen was found not guilty (by an all-white jury) on murder and malicious wounding charges in a shooting that killed one black teen and left another seriously injured. — The News & Advance
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• Former NFL offensive lineman Jermon Bushrod, who grew up in King George and spent most of his career with the New Orleans Saints, took 30 elementary students shopping Thursday night at the Dahlgren Walmart. "We wanna stress to the younger generation the importance of Christmas, that it's about being able to give and to receive," Bushrod said. "And that when you give, that makes your heart feel better." — The Free Lance-Star
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Orlando, Fla. – June 19, 2014 – Hard Rock International – owner of one of the world's most iconic and recognized brands – announced today it is working with NYS Funding LLC for the potential development of a Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Rensselaer, NY. The proposed entertainment destination would be located at the DeLaet's Landing site along the Hudson River in Rensselaer, NY, and would feature a mix of gaming and non-gaming amenities, including casino table games, slots, hotel rooms, and world-class food and beverage options.
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1. YOU: STAYING YOUNG, by Michael F. Roizen and Mehmet C. Oz et al. (Free Press, $26.) The principles of longevity and how to combat aging's effects. (5)
2. THE DARING BOOK FOR GIRLS, by Andrea J. Buchanan and Miriam Peskowitz. (Collins/HarperCollins, $24.95.) Stories and projects for adventure seekers. (5)
3. THE DANGEROUS BOOK FOR BOYS, by Conn Iggulden and Hal Iggulden. (Collins/HarperCollins, $24.95.) Skipping stones, tying knots, and other essential activities -- video games not included. (31)
4. DECEPTIVELY DELICIOUS, by Jessica Seinfeld. (Collins/HarperCollins, $24.95.) Tips and recipes to fool children into eating right, from a mother of three (and the wife of Jerry Seinfeld). (8)
5. BECOME A BETTER YOU, by Joel Osteen. (Free Press, $25.) Seven keys to living with joy and peace. * (7)