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Federal Tax Bill Offers a Nod to the #MeToo Movement
Connie Bertram, Esq.
Shareholder, Polsinelli
Emilie Adams, Esq.
Associate, Proskauer
OFCCP Employers
On December 22, 2017, President Trump signed a sweeping tax bill (the "Tax Cuts and Jobs Act" or "Act") that overhauls much of the United States tax code and touches almost every section of the country's economy. Hidden within the more than 1,000 pages of the recently-passed GOP tax plan is a relatively small provision suddenly getting a lot of attention from employers and their counsel.
Section 13307 of the Act – titled "Denial of Deduction for Settlements Subject to Nondisclosure Agreements Paid in Connection with Sexual Harassment or Sexual Abuse" – was, as its name suggests – added in an effort to address corporate settlements involving claims of sexual harassment and abuse. Nicknamed "the Weinstein tax" or the "#MeToo tax" by some analysts, the amendment is already generating a lot of questions on the part of both employers and plaintiffs' attorneys.
Under old Internal Revenue Code Section 162, companies were permitted to deduct ordinary and necessary expenses of conducting business, with certain exceptions. Employers relied on this deduction to deduct settlement payments to employees and attorneys' fees and costs incurred in defending such claims. New Section 162(q) (effective December 22, 2017) now provides:
"Payments related to sexual harassment and sexual abuse – No deduction shall be allowed under this chapter for –
any settlement or payment related to sexual harassment or sexual abuse if such settlement or payment is subject to a nondisclosure agreement; or
attorney's fees related to such a settlement or payment."
...potential liability is just one of many reasons why a company or individual may choose to settle a case.
The obvious intent of the provision, which will force negotiating parties to choose between non-deductibility of a settlement payment and non-disclosure of the settlement, is to provide a strong disincentive to confidentiality provisions in certain settlement agreements. And, eliminating what can sometimes look like "gag orders" on victims of harassment and abuse sounds, at first listen, like an inherently good thing. However, potential liability is just one of many reasons why a company or individual may choose to settle a case. Indeed, the time and money spent on litigation – regardless of whether any improper conduct has occurred – is often the most significant driver of monetary settlements. In addition, confidentiality may be as valued (or even more valued) by the plaintiff/claimant as it is by the defendant. New Section 162 does not appear to contemplate these kinds of scenarios and considerations.
New Section 162 also raises a number of more practical questions about its effect on standard settlement agreement language. Until now, for example, it has been normal practice in employment-related settlement agreements to include both a broad, general release of claims as well as a confidentiality provision restricting the employee from discussing the terms and even the existence of the settlement agreement. The general release typically includes all claims the employee is permitted to release, including claims based on sexual harassment and sex discrimination under federal, state, and local anti-discrimination laws. Accordingly, the release and confidentiality provisions typically included in every employment-related settlement agreement will apply to claims of sexual harassment or abuse even if the employee has not raised any such claims.
Significantly, the Conference Report accompanying the statute does not include any helpful guidance regarding the meaning of "related to sexual harassment or sexual abuse." As a result, it is not at all clear how the provision should be applied in cases involving multiple claims by a plaintiff, including claims that may be "related to sexual harassment or sexual abuse." Likewise, it is not yet clear whether Congress intended for this limitation to apply whenever such allegations are made versus where an allegation of misconduct is supported or has been proven by factual evidence.
Until these questions and concerns are addressed in Treasury or IRS interpretive guidance, employers should carefully consider the effect of the provision's plain text in their planning and involve legal counsel early when drafting settlements and other agreements. For example, if only some of a plaintiff/claimant's allegations concern sexual harassment or abuse, employers may want to work with their counsel to allocate settlement payments to claims other than sexual harassment or sexual abuse and possibly deduct portions of settlement payments (and related attorneys' fees) associated with those claims.
It is important to note that states are also considering laws prohibiting settlement agreement confidentiality provisions. Legislation recently proposed by a California state senator would prohibit anyone accused of sexual assault, harassment, or discrimination in the workplace from settling allegations with an agreement that includes a confidentiality provision. California SB-820, which is co-sponsored by the Consumer Attorneys of California and the California Women's Law Center, would ban the inclusion of nondisclosure terms in settlement agreements and would apply to both private and public employers in California.
When it comes to many employment-issues, California often leads the pack in enacting provisions protecting employees. Indeed, similar bills are also being considered by the state legislatures in Arizona, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Washington State. Accordingly, employers are likely to see other states and localities follow the lead of California and other states and attempt to restrict the inclusion of confidentiality restrictions in settlements of sexual harassment and abuse cases.


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Charlotte Square sorting out fiscal fiasco
Article Courtesy of The Charlotte Sun
By Steve Reilly
PORT CHARLOTTE -- Charlotte Square residents are still trying to sort out a fiscal nightmare.
Chelsea House and the residents of the other nine buildings -- which are called "houses" -- that make up Charlotte Square are discovering money missing from their associations' accounts, more than $143,000 from Chelsea House alone.
Stacey Herrin Tuck, a 34-year-old former Star Hospitality manager at Charlotte Square, is suspected of inappropriately commingling individual associations' funds, as well as cashing, writing and depositing checks for the associations. No charges have been filed against Tuck.
The Charlotte Square executive board -- made up of representatives from the individual houses -- met with residents Wednesday.
"We are gathering all the information and are in the initial stages, determining where we go from here," said attorney David G. Muller, whose firm, Becker & Poliakoff, represents the Charlotte Square executive board and other associations.
"(The associations) are working with the police and my office to determine what we have, what funds are missing, the scope of the alleged thieves," Muller said.
The condominium's insurance company, Great American Insurance Company, e-mailed residents and advised them not to talk directly to the press because "information to the press is extremely damaging to potential sales at Charlotte Square and this damage will and can persist for years to come."
Association representatives were encouraged to close their existing SunTrust accounts and open new ones.
Star Hospitality dismissed Tuck in August and reported to the executive board that fiscal irregularities had been discovered. Bill Danko, Star Hospitality's chairman and owner, told residents he will be taking over their condominium management.
"Obviously, we want to do whatever we can to improve the situation," Danko said. His "good news" was that the associations may be receiving insurance advances to cover needed expenses.
"We want to get this mess cleared up as quickly as possible," he said. "We've received no cooperation from (Tuck), and we are going to let the justice system work its way through. We are working at ascertaining the limits of what has occurred."
Danko suggested each association should have independent financial reviews.
"I can't stress that enough," he said.
Charlotte County Sheriff's Economic Crime Unit Cpl. Randy Whitney told residents investigators are just now gathering complaints from the associations.
"As far as where it goes from there, I can't give you an avenue yet, because we don't have (all) the information yet," Whitney said. "We have to determine what's missing and how it's missing."
Sheriff's Office investigating Charlotte Square
Condo owners fear embezzlement
$1 million condo account theft suspected
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State police are investigating a single vehicle crash in the town of Lexington resulting in the death of a Grand Gorge, NY man
Major Paul M. DeQuarto
Troop F Commander
Town of Lexington- December 1, 2021 at approximately 8:11 p.m., State Police from the Catskill barracks responded to State Route 42 in the town of Lexington for a report of a pick-up truck in a stream with an unconscious operator. When troopers arrived, the Greene County Paramedics were on scene and informed the troopers that the operator of the vehicle was deceased. Investigation revealed that the pick-up, a Ford F-150 was traveling north on State Route 42 in the town of Lexington when the vehicle left the roadway off the east shoulder striking a utility pole and coming to rest in a creek. The operator of the vehicle was Douglas Cronk, age 53 from Grand Gorge, NY. The cause of the crash is under investigation.
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Troop F Headquarters
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Middletown, NY 10941
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The Department of Homeland Security will establish a Silicon Valley satellite office to improve relations with IT security vendors and recruit cybersecurity talent, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said in a keynote address at RSA Conference 2015.
Mark Clancy, CEO of Soltra, which provides an automated information sharing platform, says banks and credit unions that don't share threat intelligence will never advance their information risk management practices.
Are you heading to RSA Conference 2015 in San Francisco? If so, be sure to connect with Information Security Media Group. We'll be out in full force on the Expo floor, as well as running a number of must-attend sessions and events.
Healthcare organizations need to take several key steps to protect their environments from the type of cyber-attacks that recently affected Anthem Inc. and Premera Blue Cross, says security expert Mac McMillan of CynergisTek.
Leaders and top practitioners from numerous federal government agencies will transplant themselves to San Francisco this coming week to share their knowledge on a wide range of topics at RSA Conference 2015.
Target has agreed to pay a total of up to $19 million to issuers of MasterCard payment cards over losses and expenses they incurred as a result of the retailer's massive 2013 data breach.
Although recent hacking incidents in the healthcare sector have targeted large insurers, business associates, self-insured companies and even smaller hospitals should be bracing for cyber-attacks, says Daniel Berger, CEO of the consultancy Redspin.
What is the Identity Ecosystem Framework, and why is it so important for security professionals to embrace? Kimberly Little Sutherland of LexisNexis Risk Solutions shares insights on the future of online identity.
A House committee approved on April 15 a national data breach notification bill, but the committee chairman concedes that the legislation isn't quite ready for a vote by the full House of Representatives.
The PCI Security Standards Council has published a new version of its data security standard that calls for ending the use of the outdated Secure Sockets Layer encryption protocol that can put payment data at risk.
Federal regulators will likely announce a number of eye-popping financial settlements for HIPAA violations later this year as a result of breach investigations, predicts privacy attorney Adam Greene.
In the wake of the breaches suffered by JPMorgan Chase, Sony and Anthem, attack attribution and information sharing are playing more prominent roles for banking leaders, and they will be key discussion points at the upcoming RSA Conference 2015 in San Francisco.
High-profile breaches at Home Depot, Sony and others led many to declare 2014 "The Year of the Breach." But was it really? Verizon's Bob Rudis shares insights from the 2015 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report.
At an April 12 workshop during the HIMSS 2015 Conference in Chicago, security experts, including Mark Dill of the Cleveland Clinic, offer timely insights on how to improve breach prevention and response.


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To cap the Central Park Conservancy's 40-year renewal of Central Park, the nonprofit has unveiled designs to...
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Curvaceous bicycle bridge brings new life to Copenhagen's harbor
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Pakistan's mobile market has experienced moderate growth over the last six years. Mobile growth opportunities in Pakistan have been very substantial due to a young population and rising penetration of mobile services. Slow to moderate growth is predicted over the next five years to 2023. The market will be constrained from higher growth due to very strong local competition.
The country's mobile operators are all fighting for a larger share of the market, forcing down prices and subsequently Average Revenue Per Unit (ARPU). The operators have been shifting their focus to Value Added Services (VAS) in order to improve revenues.
Mobilink and Warid merged their operations into a single brand, Jazz, which saw the number of mobile operators reduce from six to five. Further market consolidation is predicted over the next five years as the operating margins of the major operators come under further pressure.
Pakistan has seen a dramatic increase in mobile broadband penetration over the past five years. However, the mobile broadband market is still at an early stage of development with penetration well below most other Asian countries. Strong growth is predicted over the next five years to 2023, driven by further adoption of 4G and eventually 5G services.
The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) had been instructed by the federal government to begin the process of conducting 5G tests and trials. Pakistan's MoIT is aiming to introduce commercial 5G services before 2020.
4G network rollouts continue across the country.
Pakistan has seen a dramatic increase in mobile broadband penetration over the past five years.
Pakistan's MoIT is aiming to introduce commercial 5G services before 2020.
Mobilink (PMCL); Ufone (PTML, PTCL's subsidiary); Telenor Pakistan; Warid Telecom; Instaphone.


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The First Minister is like Judith Chalmers in reverse
Posted byEditor October 27, 2017 Posted inDaily Mail
Willie Rennie is a Lib Dem for people who otherwise view Lib Dems with suspicion.
He spurns sandals in favour of sensible brogues and does not have the look of a man who carries an emergency supply of lentils on his person at all times. I doubt a spoonful of muesli has ever passed his lips. True, he still looks like a cross between a trendy vicar and an impish mongoose but he comes closer to normalcy than most in that preening palace of pomposity at the foot of the Royal Mile.
When he took to his hind legs at First Minister's Questions, the air of mischief was gone and it its place was steaming, molten fury. A letter had gone out to colleges on a 'wet Wednesday afternoon' last week in which the SNP's punishing austerity regime on funding appeared to have been dropped. Did Nicola Sturgeon really think she could get away with quietly ditching a policy she piously defended for years even as it slashed 150,000 college places?
Miss Sturgeon's answer was desultory, blathering about 'the needs of the economy at any given time' and trumpeting the fall in youth unemployment as 'the proof of the pudding'. The pudding gave Mr Rennie heartburn and he'd well and truly had his fill.
'So nothing has changed but everything has changed. That is a bizarre answer. Has the policy changed or not? Surely if it had been a success, she would have been parading it in the parliament.'
His voice roared up the octaves. Miss Sturgeon sat stunned.
'Everyone knows that the birth rate at the turn of the century is more responsible for the drop in youth unemployment than any policy of the government. The truth is that it has taken six years for the government to realise the economic value of part-time learners over the age of 24.'
Fury fogged the air. The Lib Dem leader's j'accuse reached its crescendo as Nationalists caterwauled at his blasphemy.
'This is a crashing U-turn, and the First Minister should be big enough to admit it. Six years of narrowing the focus has left us short. We have had six years of missed economic opportunity and six years of those in the chamber who dared to question the policy being abused.'
Thrum! Thrum! Thrum! The percussive smack of palms on desks began on the Labour backbenches and within seconds had exploded across the chamber like a thundering rocket. Ruth Davidson was banging away in approval of Mr Rennie's jeremiad and her colleagues were merrily thumping too. Someone had broken through the forcefield of dissembling, projection, and petty dramatics that ever-swirls around the First Minister. Mr Rennie took his seat, not with satisfaction but resignation — the First Minister is too virtuous to have a sense of shame. Still, small victories and all that.
The Nationalist leader had already gone several rounds with Miss Davidson and Alex Rowley on the NHS. A damning report from Audit Scotland found no progress in seven out of eight areas over the past five years. The Tory and Labour leaders slugged away but Miss Sturgeon ducked and distracted. She took MSPs on a busman's holiday around the British Isles, cooing over all the exciting destinations to choose from. Asked about standards in the NHS in Scotland, she took a detour to waiting times in England. Pressed on nurses' pay under the SNP, she headed for Wales and a political row in Cardiff over the salary cap. The First Minister is like Judith Chalmers in reverse. Wish You Were Anywhere But Here.
Perched beside her the whole time was the Health Secretary, keeping monastically hushed as MSPs lamented the combination of waiting lists and understaffing that has turned Scotland's NHS into a Soviet-era Holby City. Who knows how Nicola Sturgeon's best friend Shona Robison manages to keep her job.
Not to worry. The First Minister had fingered the real culprit standing in the way of change in the NHS. 'The impediments to that change sit on the opposition benches,' announced the head of a government now in power for ten years.
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Have your say on these issues by emailing scotletters@dailymail.co.uk.
Originally published in the Scottish Daily Mail. Contact Stephen at stephen.daisley@dailymail.co.uk. Feature image © Scottish Government by Creative Commons 2.0.
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Posted by Equestrian Australia on 03/09/2014.
The proposed implementation date of the EA Hendra Vaccination By Law has been postponed.
EA is still committed to implementing a vaccination policy that protects and safeguards EA members and event organisers. EA Event Organising Committees continue to be encouraged to classify all their events as Hendra Vaccinated Events based upon their own risk assessment. EA is willing to assist any event organiser with a risk assessment.
EA is aware that many upcoming events have already been classified as HVE events. There is no requirement from EA to reclassify these events. EA fully encourages and supports clubs/event organisers that have chosen to classify their events as HVE. EA recognises that event organisers are within their rights and obliged to manage the risk of Hendra disease at their events as they see fit prior to the By Law implementation date, and that EA members must observe any requirements made by event organisers in this regard.
EA members must conform to any event entry requirement that is made by the EA Club/Event Organiser requires vaccination for Hendra disease.
In line with the Hendra Vaccination By-Law, Equestrian Australia (EA) has reviewed the By-Law before the proposed implementation date of 1st October 2014.
In the review process, EA has taken into account submissions from members, its Branches and club affiliates. EA has also recently received further scientific advice upon vaccination duration of immunity, and the correlation of the geography/known distribution of flying fox species and their relationship to infected premises/outbreaks.
EA has decided to delay the implementation date of the Hendra Vaccination By-Law until it has taken enough time to fully consider the impact of these developments on the risk assessment of a Hendra outbreak at EA events and the role vaccination will play to mitigate the risk. EA will continue to review and assess the impact of the By Law on horses, members and event organisers. The EA Hendra Vaccination By-Law currently remains effective but now has a delayed implementation date. EA expects that further enquiries, review and consultation is likely to take 8 to 12 weeks and that EA will provide 3 months' notice of the future implementation date of its Hendra Vaccination By-Law.
EA is committed to creating policies and by laws that increase safety, mitigate risk and are in the best interest of its members and the sport. Hendra is a fatal emerging zoonotic disease that has a biology that is not yet fully understood.
Hendra disease creates an unacceptable risk at higher risk events that warrants mitigation by vaccination. The EA Board is committed to a vaccination policy for these events. Government, veterinary and researcher advice is that vaccination is the single most effective way to prevent Hendra disease. Queensland Government advice continues to state that Hendra virus requires careful risk management and that vaccination provides a work place health and safety and public health benefit. Appropriately, EA Event Organising Committees are still encouraged to classify all their Events as Hendra Vaccinated Events.
EA supports the many members who have already vaccinated their horses. Reported vaccination uptake rates in EA horses have been very encouraging and reflect the concern that members have for their horses and managing the risk from Hendra Disease.


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Charging stations in Portage County
15 charging stations for electric cars in Portage County
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Check all the chargers for electric cars that are available in Portage County, which includes all EV chargers located in this city. In our database we have a total of 15 charge points in this region of United States.
The most recent charger in Portage County is Walmart 2313 Streetsboro. It was added on 17/03/2016 and is located in the zip code 44241.
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Q: C# Textobox user cannot enter letter How to make that when user enter word using given random letters from 12 labels in textbox,user cannot enter letter that does not exist in given letters???
For example if in label is one 'A' he can type it only once,if in labels are two 'D' he can type it only twice.

A: Employ KeyDown event and implement that logic yourself.
private void textBox_KeyDown(object sender, KeyEventArgs e)
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            string pressedKey = e.Key.ToString(); //It will be always uppercase no need for case sensitivity checks
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            if (keyNotAllowed)
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Amber Tamblyn takes on rape culture (with a daring twist) in debut novel, 'Any Man'
Actress and #MeToo activist Amber Tamblyn has written a novel about a female rapist, taking on the rape culture, in 'Any Man.' A review.
Amber Tamblyn takes on rape culture (with a daring twist) in debut novel, 'Any Man' Actress and #MeToo activist Amber Tamblyn has written a novel about a female rapist, taking on the rape culture, in 'Any Man.' A review. Check out this story on jsonline.com: https://jsonl.in/2ujIrjw
Steph Cha, Special to USA TODAY Published 8:00 a.m. CT July 9, 2018 | Updated 2:00 p.m. CT July 13, 2018
Amber Tamblyn is the author of 'Any Man.'(Photo: Katie Jacobs)
Amber Tamblyn — actor, director, writer, and prominent voice of the Me Too movement — has written a book about a female serial rapist who preys on men. Her debut novel "Any Man" (Harper Perennial) has a few interesting things to say about rape culture and social media, shame and survival.
(Tamblyn speaks 6 p.m. July 13 at Milwaukee's Boswell Books, 2559 N. Downer Ave. Admission is free, but registration is requested: tamblyn.bpt.me.)
These flickers of insight are spread thin across a short, experimental novel, built with odd parts that never quite come together.
The storytelling is eclectic by design: a collage of poetry and prose, OkCupid chats and diary entries, tweets and interview transcripts; there's even a series of drawings.
These fragments relate the experiences of several men over a period of many years, all of them victims of a twisted sexual predator known only as Maude. Violent and amorphous, she becomes a bogeywoman who fascinates the media, dragging her victims into the public eye. Their voices, and those of the people around them, form a sort of chorus that reports on our culture.
"Any Man" by Amber Tamblyn (Photo: HarperPerennial)
Tamblyn has a natural ear for colloquial writing, and the strongest parts of the novel belong to Pear and Jamar, two of Maude's victims who speak in a direct, confessional style. (Jamar's struggle with self-harm is especially poignant: "I was disappearing here in this world, which in some way meant I was reappearing somewhere else. I was whole somewhere else. I was free somewhere else.")
Her poetry, though, is mildly excruciating, and the book suffers when Donald, a poet and Maude's first victim, is driving the narration: "I feel a tongue./Or a tongue is felt./It is my tongue/or it is a tongue/belonging to someone else./I am someone else./Or I am the tongue/belonging to a self."
Tamblyn takes some admirable stylistic risks, but the book reads like a first draft — a handful of good ideas thrown out and left where fallen, without the rich language or disciplined structure needed to give them power.
It isn't even clear, in the end, what "Any Man" wants to say. I don't demand a clear message from my fiction, but this is a book that asks us to look in the mirror, and see — what?
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Tamblyn criticizes the exploitation of victims by a public hungry for viral content ("I mean, that lady did the crimes, but we publicized it. We capitalized on it. We exploited it for ratings or whatever, for stories, with our memes and GIFs and tweeting and all that."), yet she also seems to lament that female assault victims are ignored on social media. (She does this by highlighting their lack of retweets.)
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The latest Colorado sports betting figures from the Colorado Department of Revenue show promising results.
During November, Coloradoans gambled $552,603,013. Compared to the previous month of October, November's handle represents a 4.9% increase.
November represents just the fourth month with more than $500 million in sports betting handle since Colorado legalized the industry. Overall, it was the second-highest handle in state history.
Colorado's sports betting industry also resulted in more than $37 million in revenue – roughly a $1 million jump from October's gross gaming revenue.
Adjusted November revenue came to $24.4 million after factoring in promo credits and other deductions.
Colorado sports betting in November show YOY increase
Colorado's sports betting growth didn't just appear month-to-month.
November 2022's sports betting handle showed a 16.2% jump from November 2021. That month, Colorado sports bettors gambled a little more than $475.44 million.
Tax revenue from CO sports betting rose, too
Colorado's sports betting led to $2,581,533 in tax revenue in November. It's a 10.8% increase month-to-month from October's tax total of $2,330,705.
Year-to-year, it's a 30.4% jump from November 2021's mark of $1,979,134. Through November, the fiscal year taxes to date are up to $10,816,035 – a whopping 98.95% increase from this same point in November 2021 ($5,436,615).
And in 2023, due to the start of a new bill put into place, the state should see even more tax revenue from sports betting. All of which will be put to good use, including funding for responsible gambling aid.
Basketball most popular sports bet in Colorado
Colorado bettors favored basketball despite the professional football season heating up in November. It's somewhat of a surprise, as football is king when it comes to sports betting – specifically in-season.
But Colorado bettors loved their hardwood bets. Bettors gambled $142,186,629.72 on basketball in November.
It's a massive jump from last month when basketball garnered roughly $85 million in bets. 25.7% of November bets came from professional basketball.
While it's eye-opening that basketball led Colorado sports betting, the Denver Nuggets' recent success could play a factor. As of Thursday, the Nuggets are tied for the best record in the Western Conference.
With MVP candidate Nikola Jokic averaging 25.6 points, 10.8 rebounds and 9.5 assists, Denver basketball turned into must-see TV. And in-state bettors seem to have taken note.
Football remained popular in Colorado, even though it didn't claim November's top spot. Bettors gambled $135,263,417.14 on professional football for the month.
Professional football's handle dropped by a little more than $36 million compared to October's mark of $171,637,593. Professional football garnered 24.5% of the November bets.
It could have something to do with the state's lone NFL team struggling mightily after preseason Super Bowl aspirations. With one week left in the regular season, the Denver Broncos sit at 4-12 and are last in their respective division.
Denver recently fired head coach Nathaniel Hackett, seeming to punctuate a season fans would love to forget.
College football was the third-most popular sport for November, generating $48,051,337.73 in handle. College basketball followed behind with a handle of $38,982,392.57.
Soccer ($27,709,806.83), ice hockey ($19,440,015.83) and tennis ($18,659,472.59) were the other three sports, with bets topping more than $7 million.
Colorado sports betting companies cashed in on parlays
Colorado bettors placed $91,784,135.69 on parlays during November. It was a slight drop from October's parlay handle of $92,037,815.65.
But when it came to paying out players, bettors won just $73,701,198.54 off parlays. That number equates to a hold of 19.7% hold rate for the sportsbooks.
Across the board, Colorado boasted a hold rate of 6.7% on all sports during the month. In October, the state's hold stood at 6.9%.
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John 3:16 For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that everyone who believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.
For God so loved the world that He gave the only begotten Son, so that everyone believing in Him should not perish, but should have eternal life.
God loved the people of this world so much that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who has faith in him will have eternal life and never really die.
"For God loved the world in this way: He gave His One and Only Son, so that everyone who believes in Him will not perish but have eternal life.
"For this is how God loved the world: He gave his unique Son so that everyone who believes in him might not be lost but have eternal life.
For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that whoever believes in him will not perish, but have everlasting life.
For God loved the world in this way: so much that he would give up his Son, The Only One, so that everyone who trusts in him shall not be lost, but he shall have eternal life.
"For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish, but have eternal life.
For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.
"Take your son," God said, "your only son Isaac, whom you love, and go to the land of Moriah. Offer him there as a burnt offering on one of the mountains, which I will show you."
No one has ever seen God, but the one and only Son, who is Himself God and is at the Father's side, has made Him known.
Whoever believes in Him is not condemned, but whoever does not believe has already been condemned, because he has not believed in the name of God's one and only Son.
Whoever believes in the Son has eternal life. Whoever rejects the Son will not see life. Instead, the wrath of God remains on him."
Jesus said to her, "I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in Me will live, even though he dies.
This is how God's love was revealed among us: God sent His one and only Son into the world, so that we might live through Him.
(16) The last verse has spoken of "every one who believeth." The thought went beyond the limits that Rabbis set to the kingdom of God. Its only limit is humanity. This thought is now repeated and strengthened by the "might not perish," and the love of God is made the foundation on which it rests. Perhaps no verse in the Bible has been so much explained as this; perhaps no verse can be so little explained. Most young preachers have sermons upon it; older men learn that its meaning must be felt and thought rather than spoken. Still less can it be written; and this Note may not attempt to do more than indicate some lines of thought which may help to lead to others.
His only begotten Son.--Here, once again, the Old Testament Scriptures suggest and explain the words used. Every Jew knew, and loved to think and tell of his forefather who was willing to sacrifice his own and only son in obedience to what he thought to be the will of God (Genesis 22). But Love gives, and does not require, sacrifice. God wills not that Abraham should give his son, but He gave His only begotten Son. The dread power that man has ever conceived--that is not God; the pursuing vengeance that sin has ever imagined--that is not God; the unsatisfied anger that sacrifice has ever suggested--that is not God. But all that human thought has ever gathered of tenderness, forgiveness, love, in the relation of father to only child--all this is, in the faintness of an earth-drawn picture, an approach to the true idea of God. Yes, the true idea is infinitely beyond all this; for the love for the world gives in sacrifice the love for the only begotten Son.
Believeth in.--Better, believeth upon. The preposition is not the same as in the last verse. (Comp. John 1:12.) There the thought was of the Son of Man lifted up, in whom every one who believes and can interpret spiritual truth, ever has eternal life. Here the thought is of the Son of God given for the world, and every one who believes upon, casts his whole being upon Him, and, like Abraham, in will rests all upon God, finds that God has provided Himself a lamb for a burnt-offering instead of human sacrifice or death.
Everlasting life.--Better, as the same Greek word is rendered in the previous verse, eternal life. For the meaning of this word see Note on Matthew 25:46. It is of frequent use in this Gospel (seventeen times), and always used in reference to life.
3:1-8 Nicodemus was afraid, or ashamed to be seen with Christ, therefore came in the night. When religion is out of fashion, there are many Nicodemites. But though he came by night, Jesus bid him welcome, and hereby taught us to encourage good beginnings, although weak. And though now he came by night, yet afterward he owned Christ publicly. He did not talk with Christ about state affairs, though he was a ruler, but about the concerns of his own soul and its salvation, and went at once to them. Our Saviour spoke of the necessity and nature of regeneration or the new birth, and at once directed Nicodemus to the source of holiness of the heart. Birth is the beginning of life; to be born again, is to begin to live anew, as those who have lived much amiss, or to little purpose. We must have a new nature, new principles, new affections, new aims. By our first birth we were corrupt, shapen in sin; therefore we must be made new creatures. No stronger expression could have been chosen to signify a great and most remarkable change of state and character. We must be entirely different from what we were before, as that which begins to be at any time, is not, and cannot be the same with that which was before. This new birth is from heaven, ch. 1:13, and its tendency is to heaven. It is a great change made in the heart of a sinner, by the power of the Holy Spirit. It means that something is done in us, and for us, which we cannot do for ourselves. Something is wrong, whereby such a life begins as shall last for ever. We cannot otherwise expect any benefit by Christ; it is necessary to our happiness here and hereafter. What Christ speak, Nicodemus misunderstood, as if there had been no other way of regenerating and new-moulding an immortal soul, than by new-framing the body. But he acknowledged his ignorance, which shows a desire to be better informed. It is then further explained by the Lord Jesus. He shows the Author of this blessed change. It is not wrought by any wisdom or power of our own, but by the power of the blessed Spirit. We are shapen in iniquity, which makes it necessary that our nature be changed. We are not to marvel at this; for, when we consider the holiness of God, the depravity of our nature, and the happiness set before us, we shall not think it strange that so much stress is laid upon this. The regenerating work of the Holy Spirit is compared to water. It is also probable that Christ had reference to the ordinance of baptism. Not that all those, and those only, that are baptized, are saved; but without that new birth which is wrought by the Spirit, and signified by baptism, none shall be subjects of the kingdom of heaven. The same word signifies both the wind and the Spirit. The wind bloweth where it listeth for us; God directs it. The Spirit sends his influences where, and when, on whom, and in what measure and degree, he pleases. Though the causes are hidden, the effects are plain, when the soul is brought to mourn for sin, and to breathe after Christ. Christ's stating of the doctrine and the necessity of regeneration, it should seem, made it not clearer to Nicodemus. Thus the things of the Spirit of God are foolishness to the natural man. Many think that cannot be proved, which they cannot believe. Christ's discourse of gospel truths, ver. 11-13, shows the folly of those who make these things strange unto them; and it recommends us to search them out. Jesus Christ is every way able to reveal the will of God to us; for he came down from heaven, and yet is in heaven. We have here a notice of Christ's two distinct natures in one person, so that while he is the Son of man, yet he is in heaven. God is the HE THAT IS, and heaven is the dwelling-place of his holiness. The knowledge of this must be from above, and can be received by faith alone. Jesus Christ came to save us by healing us, as the children of Israel, stung with fiery serpents, were cured and lived by looking up to the brazen serpent, Nu 21:6-9. In this observe the deadly and destructive nature of sin. Ask awakened consciences, ask damned sinners, they will tell you, that how charming soever the allurements of sin may be, at the last it bites like a serpent. See the powerful remedy against this fatal malady. Christ is plainly set forth to us in the gospel. He whom we offended is our Peace, and the way of applying for a cure is by believing. If any so far slight either their disease by sin, or the method of cure by Christ, as not to receive Christ upon his own terms, their ruin is upon their own heads. He has said, Look and be saved, look and live; lift up the eyes of your faith to Christ crucified. And until we have grace to do this, we shall not be cured, but still are wounded with the stings of Satan, and in a dying state. Jesus Christ came to save us by pardoning us, that we might not die by the sentence of the law. Here is gospel, good news indeed. Here is God's love in giving his Son for the world. God so loved the world; so really, so richly. Behold and wonder, that the great God should love such a worthless world! Here, also, is the great gospel duty, to believe in Jesus Christ. God having given him to be our Prophet, Priest, and King, we must give up ourselves to be ruled, and taught, and saved by him. And here is the great gospel benefit, that whoever believes in Christ, shall not perish, but shall have everlasting life. God was in Christ reconciling the world to himself, and so saving it. It could not be saved, but through him; there is no salvation in any other. From all this is shown the happiness of true believers; he that believeth in Christ is not condemned. Though he has been a great sinner, yet he is not dealt with according to what his sins deserve. How great is the sin of unbelievers! God sent One to save us, that was dearest to himself; and shall he not be dearest to us? How great is the misery of unbelievers! they are condemned already; which speaks a certain condemnation; a present condemnation. The wrath of God now fastens upon them; and their own hearts condemn them. There is also a condemnation grounded on their former guilt; they are open to the law for all their sins; because they are not by faith interested in the gospel pardon. Unbelief is a sin against the remedy. It springs from the enmity of the heart of man to God, from love of sin in some form. Read also the doom of those that would not know Christ. Sinful works are works of darkness. The wicked world keep as far from this light as they can, lest their deeds should be reproved. Christ is hated, because sin is loved. If they had not hated saving knowledge, they would not sit down contentedly in condemning ignorance. On the other hand, renewed hearts bid this light welcome. A good man acts truly and sincerely in all he does. He desires to know what the will of God is, and to do it, though against his own worldly interest. A change in his whole character and conduct has taken place. The love of God is shed abroad in his heart by the Holy Ghost, and is become the commanding principle of his actions. So long as he continues under a load of unforgiven guilt, there can be little else than slavish fear of God; but when his doubts are done away, when he sees the righteous ground whereon this forgiveness is built, he rests on it as his own, and is united to God by unfeigned love. Our works are good when the will of God is the rule of them, and the glory of God the end of them; when they are done in his strength, and for his sake; to him, and not to men. Regeneration, or the new birth, is a subject to which the world is very averse; it is, however, the grand concern, in comparison with which every thing else is but trifling. What does it signify though we have food to eat in plenty, and variety of raiment to put on, if we are not born again? if after a few mornings and evenings spent in unthinking mirth, carnal pleasure, and riot, we die in our sins, and lie down in sorrow? What does it signify though we are well able to act our parts in life, in every other respect, if at last we hear from the Supreme Judge, Depart from me, I know you not, ye workers of iniquity?


Louisiana Takes Stock Of The Damage After Devastating Flooding : The Two-Way The state is entering recovery mode after the flooding killed 13 people and damaged at least 60,000 homes across 20 parishes. It's expected to take months and the governor says the state needs help.
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Louisiana is entering recovery mode after devastating flooding killed 13 people and damaged at least 60,000 homes across 20 parishes.
But as Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards told CNN, that process is "going to take many months." He added that even though this flooding was "unprecedented and historic," many are "just now realizing how significant it was."
The Red Cross said the Louisiana flooding "is likely the worst natural disaster in the United States since 2012's Superstorm Sandy," and response efforts are "expected to cost at least $30 million."
"Typically by this point in a storm, I think Red Cross would be receiving a lot more donations, I think there would be more volunteers signing up. Although we have some of that in place now, it would be very helpful if people would donate to the Red Cross, to the Baton Rouge Area Foundation, and also to come volunteer to help people get back in their homes as quickly as possible."
The governor's office said "102,000 have registered for federal help," as the Associated Press reports. FEMA spokesman Rafael Lemaitre said "more than 25,000 have filed flood claims."
"The higher local estimate is actually the total number of homes in the floodplain area, whether or not they're damaged. The much smaller number that officials keep repeating is the number of homes that have been reported damaged.
"Because payouts can be tied to damages, each side has an interest in setting the number. After Hurricane Katrina, the numbers were still being debated long after the storm, with state estimates much higher than federal ones."
Regardless of the number of structures, The Advocate said residents are beginning to dig out their waterlogged homes, creating "massive debris piles" on the streets of Baton Rouge.
"Clothing and children's toys, along with water-soaked carpeting and sofas and damaged refrigerators and stoves and the bric-a-brac of daily life were stacked outside houses" in the Baton Rouge area, as the newspaper reported.
Mike Johnson told The Advocate that his family home was flooded and "just about everything" was lost. "The hardest part of it is a lifetime of accumulation gone in a couple of hours," he said. "Now it's back to the drawing board."
As Kailath reported on Weekend Edition Sunday, tens of thousands of South Louisiana residents were taken by surprise at the rising floodwaters, despite warnings.
He said "family after family" told him the same tale: "They heard the warnings, and thought — it won't happen to me."
That may be because many of the areas hit are inland, and not ones that typically experience flooding. "People have a hard time grasping things they haven't experienced," Marshall Shepherd, the former president of the American Meteorological Society, told Kailath.
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New Delhi: With global crude oil prices having dropped to under $50 barrel levels amid a supply glut, the Indian government has been giving attention to developing the country's strategic petroleum reserves for enhanced energy security.
Earlier this week, Petroleum Secretary K.D. Tripathi, along with senior officials of state-run Indian Strategic Petroleum Reserves Ltd (ISPRL) and Engineers India Ltd (EIL), visited the proposed petroleum storage site at Chandikhol in Odisha, a Petroleum Ministry statement here said.
"The underground storage facilities at Chandikhol will be created within the available government-owned land parcel, and would involve a significant development in the region with the greater objective of Odisha becoming the energy gateway of the Eastern and Northeastern region of India," the statement said.
"The estimated capital cost of the Chandikhol project is approximately Rs 5,000 crore," it added.
The first phase of implementing India's strategic oil reserves would be completed by end of this fiscal with over 5 million tonnes (MT) of crude reserves in place in three separate storage facilities. The facilities entail storage of crude oil in underground rock caverns.
"Under Phase I storage program, three facilities have been created at Vishakhapatnam, Mangalore and Padur, with a total storage capacity of 5.33 MT," the ministry said.
Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan had told reporters earlier this year that preparations had started for the second phase of construction where it is planned to build reserves of 12.5 MT, so that by the end of the second phase India has strategic reserves of around 17.8 MT.
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India imports nearly 80 percent of its oil requirements, and the government had decided to set up strategic crude oil storages as a cushion against external supply disruptions. These storages would be in addition to the existing ones of the oil companies.
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