Do you have dry skin and are looking for a moisturizing body wash?
Using a hydrating body wash for treating dryness and flaky skin can play a huge role in how your skin looks and feels. It also reduces itchiness and makes the skin appear smoother and softer.
These body washes are designed to not only clean your skin thoroughly but to also improve its texture and softness with regular use. Dry skin can be very uncomfortable if proper care is not taken in terms of skincare and these body washes work well in keeping the skin soft and supple.
Available with a body lotion from the same range, this body wash from OGX is formulated with Marula oil that is a very good moisturizing ingredient for dry skin. The body wash comes in a convenient packaging and the quantity is good as one bottle lasts for 3-4 months if used daily. The consistency of the body wash is thick and it hydrates the skin instantly after one wash. The skin looks healthier and softer with regular use. The price of the body wash is moderate but you can get it at a discount online.
Marula oil nourishes the skin and improves its moisture levels instantly.
The body wash has a creamy consistency and lathers well on the skin.
It has a very pleasant fragrance that lingers on the skin all day.
The body wash can be a bit heavy for normal skin and can cause breakouts.
The Marula oil is a bit sticky so it needs to be rinsed thoroughly.
It is a very nourishing body wash and makes the skin feel soft and supple without causing any irritation. The formula is thick and creamy and the Marula oil helps in skin repair.
Enriched with coconut milk, sandalwood extracts, Shea butter, and aloe vera, this body wash from SoapBox is available in three variants and is designed to nourish the skin cells at a deeper level. The body wash contains all natural ingredients and is free of parabens and other harsh chemicals. It comes in a pack of three and the quantity lasts for more than a year. The formula has a nutty and sweet fragrance. The price of the body wash is quite reasonable as compared to the formula.
Shea butter and coconut milk hydrate the skin on a deeper level and reduce dryness from the first use.
It has a nutty scent and is formulated without artificial chemicals.
The body wash comes at an affordable price and the quantity is great.
The fragrance of sandalwood might not suit every user.
The body wash is not available in a single pack for ease of trial.
It is a great body wash for very dry skin as it deeply moisturizes the skin cells and improves elasticity if used regularly. It contains all natural ingredients and reduces dryness with just a few washes.
Designed for very dry and dull skin, the Olay body wash uses Shea butter to hydrate the skin and improve its texture. The body wash has a very rich formula and lathers a lot even with a small quantity. It feels luxurious on the skin and has a soothing scent. Regular use helps to soften rough skin and accelerate the cell renewal process. The quantity is good and one bottle lasts for 2-3 months if used daily. The body wash comes in a pack of three at a very affordable price.
The body wash is immensely hydrating and lathers well with a small quantity.
It comes in a pack of three at an affordable price and smells pleasant.
It softens the skin significantly with just a few uses and prevents dryness from returning.
The formula feels a bit heavy initially since it contains Shea butter.
It is not available in a single pack or a smaller pack for travelling purposes.
The Olay moisturizing body wash works wonders on dry skin and reduces roughness and flakiness by removing all dead skin cells and nourishing the skin at a deeper level. It is very affordable and has a soothing fragrance also.
If you are looking for a mild body wash for itchy and dry skin, this formula from Dove is a good option to consider. It is designed to be ten times more nourishing as compared to regular body washes and is formulated without parabens, artificial fragrances, or chemical lathering agents. Regular use helps to reduce symptoms of psoriasis and eczema as the formula is very mild and gentle on the skin. The price of the body wash is a bit high but the mild and effective formula makes it worth it.
The formula is very gentle on the skin and hydrates it very well after just one wash.
The body wash reduces itchiness and controls symptoms of psoriasis and eczema.
It comes in a convenient pump packaging and the quantity makes it worth the high price.
The price of the body wash is higher than its counterparts.
It can be a bit irritating for sensitive skin because of the added chemicals.
This mild body wash from Dove improves the condition of the skin significantly and reduces dryness and itchiness with regular use. The packaging is convenient and it lathers well.
Available in six variants and two sizes to choose from, this body wash from Dial is a bestseller from the brand because of its nourishing formula and affordable price. It is formulated with coconut milk and comes with a tropical scent. The texture of the body wash is very nourishing and it rinses easily from the skin leaving it soft and smooth. It is also suitable for sensitive skin and provides lasting hydration of up to 12 hours. The price of the body wash is reasonable as it comes in a pack of three.
Coconut milk hydrates the skin without causing any irritation.
The body wash has an uplifting scent and provides long-lasting hydration.
It rinses easily and is suitable for dry and sensitive skin.
The packaging is not very sturdy and can leak if not closed properly.
It does not work on very dry skin that needs a lot of nourishment.
The coconut milk-based formula of this body wash is very soothing and reduces skin irritation from the first wash itself. It comes in a pack of three and works very well on dry and sensitive skin.
Enriched with soothing oatmeal, chamomile, and lavender extracts, this body wash from Aveeno is designed for sensitive and irritated dry skin. It has a calming formula that is infused with essential oils and is formulated without dyes and artificial lathering agents. The body wash comes in a standard bottle packaging and has a lavender scent. Oatmeal hydrates the skin and forms a gentle barrier to prevent moisture loss. The price of the body wash is high as compared to other variants.
The soothing oatmeal and chamomile formula calms the skin and reduces dryness significantly.
It is suitable for sensitive skin as well and comes with a pleasant lavender scent.
The formula is infused with lavender and ylang ylang essential oils which uplift the senses.
The body wash is a bit expensive because of the natural ingredients.
The formula is a bit thick and can take some time to rinse off completely.
This body wash from Aveeno provides great relief from dry and itchy skin and has a soothing formula that smells very pleasant. It is very gentle on the skin and contains no harsh chemicals that can dry out the skin further.
Another great body wash from OGX for dry skin, this product comes at a very affordable price as compared to its other variant. It is a creamy body wash made with coconut oil that has multiple benefits for the skin. With 7 variants to choose from, this body wash also contains vanilla extracts that lend a tropical scent to the formula. Regular use helps to soften and nourish dry skin and makes the skin look supple and healthy. The price of the body wash is very affordable.
The formula of this body wash is very creamy and is designed for very dry skin.
Coconut oil leaves a protective layer on the skin and creates a moisture barrier.
The body wash comes at a very affordable price as compared to its quantity.
The formula can feel a bit heavy for people who prefer light body washes.
It contains artificial lathering agents that might irritate sensitive skin.
The extra creamy formula of this body wash makes the skin feel smooth after rinsing and protects it from further dryness. The price of this body wash is very affordable and the tropical coconut scent is an added advantage.
Available in two sizes, this hydrating body wash from Olay is designed for aging and dry skin as it has anti-aging benefits. It improves the elasticity of the skin and reduces fine lines caused by dryness. The formula contains vitamin E that is a hydrating ingredient and enhances the radiance of the skin. It lathers well and has a pleasant scent that lingers on the skin. The price of this body wash is moderate but you can buy a pack of multiple bottles to get some discount.
It offers anti-aging benefits and is designed to penetrate deep into the skin.
The formula reduces dryness and itching and makes the skin look youthful.
It is available in multiple sizes so it is easier to try the product.
The formula contains artificial chemicals that might not suit all skin types.
The price of the body wash is higher than some other variants.
It is a great option for dry and mature skin as it penetrates deep into the cells and reduces fine lines and dryness with its vitamin E-based formula. The body wash has a pleasant scent and lathers very well.
Formulated using soothing shea butter and oatmeal extracts, the Pure & Natural body wash contains 94% natural ingredients and is suitable for dry to normal skin. It has a light scent and is available in two size variants. Shea butter helps to nourish the skin and oatmeal soothes inflamed and itchy skin. The hypoallergenic formula does not break out the skin and rinses easily after wash. The price of the body wash is affordable as it comes in a pack of six bottles.
It contains 94% natural ingredients and has a hypoallergenic formula.
Shea butter and oatmeal provide a soothing effect to the skin and nourish it well.
The light and clean scent of this body wash does not irritate the skin.
The formula contains artificial dyes that might not suit sensitive skin.
You need to buy multiple packs as this body wash is not available in single packs.
The natural ingredients used in this body wash are very beneficial for dry skin and provide permanent relief from itchiness and dryness if used regularly. The lightweight formula is easy to use and does not leave any residue.
Made with natural moisturizers, the Mountain Falls body wash has a rich and creamy consistency that nourishes and repairs the skin cells. It is available in four sizes and five variants to choose from. The body wash comes in a pack of three and the pump packaging makes it easy to use it. The formula gives a rich and foamy lather and has a very light scent that suits all skin types. The price of the body wash is reasonable.
It is formulated with natural moisturizers that are gentle and nourishing.
The multiple variants and size options offer something for every skin type.
The formula produces a rich lather that feels luxurious on the skin.
It contains some artificial lathering agents that might irritate sensitive skin.
The body wash comes in a bulky packaging that is not travel-friendly.
This body wash is a good option to consider as it works effectively on dry to very dry skin and contains natural moisturizers that repair the skin cells. The pump packaging makes it easy to use the body wash.
Use a soft loofah if you have dry skin as exfoliating loofahs can irritate the skin further.
Do not rub the body wash very vigorously on the skin as dry skin can get itchy and flaky if proper care is not taken.
Choose a body wash that contains more nourishing ingredients like shea butter, coconut milk, coconut oil, and vitamin E and avoid products that are filled with chemicals.
Avoid buying products that have a strong fragrance if you have a sensitive dry skin.
Rinse the body wash very thoroughly from the skin as the residue can cause further damage to the dry skin.
Wait for some time before expecting visible results from a body wash for dry skin as it takes time to penetrate deeper into the skin and reduce dryness issues.
Go for a body wash which comes with a pump packaging as it makes it easier to handle the bulky bottle.
So these are the ten best body washes for dry skin which are formulated to reduce dryness and flakiness while working on the deeper layers of the skin. All these washes have a rich and creamy formula that works well for dry skin. These tips will help you find the right body wash for combating dryness and will make your skin look supple and nourished.
Which is your favourite body wash for dry skin?
Is it possible if I use a body wash instead of a shampoo?
Both are different formula and purpose. Shampoos are made for specific hair conditions which contain ingredients for hair and not skin. Body wash is an emulsion of water and detergent base. Body wash contains gentle ingredients bases than shampoos with pH 5-6.5-balance to the skin.
I wonder if Dove soap good for my dry skin?
There are soap produced specially for dry skin including Dove. So, it's recommended to people who have extremely dry skin. Moreover, Neutrogena, Aveeno Cleansing and more also good for dry skin. I suggest you to lean choose the product that suit to your skin type. Then, you'll get best result.
OGX Marula Oil Body Wash Moisturizing Body Wash works very well on my skin.


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Shell, Stanlow
Demolition/Dismantling Within Live Petrochemical Plant
Connell Brothers completed a complex task within a live petrochemical plant at Shell Stanlow Manufacturing complex at Ellesmere Port.
Prior to commencement of the works Connell Brothers operatives attended and successfully passed the Shell "Permit to Work Acceptors Course", and the Shell Site Induction. Once on site every operative attended the Unit 2700 Plant Specific Safety Induction carried out by the plant safety officer highlighting the permit to work and the clearance system that had to be strictly adhered to.
The task involved the safe dismantling of the CO plant together with the 27 metre high cold box. The plant included columns, vent stacks, condensers, vessels, tanks, a very large high pressure compressor together with all associated pipework and the removal of cables to the battery limits.
This work was carried out using cold cutting techniques involving the use of a high reach excavator fitted with a suitable hydraulic shear attachment. The excavators also had to be fitted with a specialised spark arrestor on the exhaust suitable for working in highly flammable areas. Operatives used air driven reciprocating saws together with other cold cutting tools.
The work commenced using a 35 tonne excavator equipped with hydraulic shear attachment, all the lower level plant and equipment was removed making way for the dismantling of the cold box.
The high reach excavator reduced the height of the cold box down to approximately 10 meters from ground level and then a second excavator fitted with a shear attachment razed it to the ground.
The task also involved the removal of 25 redundant pipes, several lagged with fibreglass, from the overhead two tier pipe rack. The pipework ranged from between 50 mm and 600 mm diameter and had been used to transfer various products including caustic, naptha, nitrogen, vent gas, cobalt, fuel gas, hydrogen, to mention but a few.
The overhead pipe rack, some 280 metres long, had to be fully scaffolded in its entirety on two different levels so that all the pipes could be accessed to carry out the work safely.
All these lines had to be cold cut into small manageable sections, weighing 25 kg or less. The pipework ran between live plants Syn gas, Linevol and Neodol and over an analyser house. All of a very volatile nature contributing to the difficulty of the operation.
All operatives had to wear CO monitors at all times throughout the task as well as a "Shell Appointed Gas Tester" being permanently in attendance.
The pipework had been drained down and purged but, some product was still present. Therefore the pipes had to be blown through using compressed air back to the plant interceptor. This work was carried out as a joint venture between the client and ourselves.
During the work it was noticed that two of the lines had a significant amount of solid product inside therefore the work ceased. It was brought to the attention of the client and the operatives involved in the task were advised by the client to wear RPE, and once cut, to wrap the ends of the pipes with visqueen and duct tape for safe removal.
All the pipework, along with the contaminated pipes, were lowered down to ground level using a Tele-Handler and then segregated into the relevant skips for recycling. The contaminated pipes were sent back to Shell's energy recovery plant for cleaning.
Throughout the works Connell Brothers H&S advisors carried out safety inspections every 2 weeks. Shell Health & Safety Inspectors carried out weekly inspections of the works and due to the efforts of all no accidents, incidents or injuries occurred on the project.
The final item recorded on the project close out meeting states that;-
"The PRJ Demolition team would like to express their thanks to Connell for an excellent job well done working in live plant area, who went that extra mile to help & it was always done with the utmost safety." CLIENT: Shell UK Oil Limited CDM CO-ORDINATOR: Shell UK Oil Limited

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News Release 7-Jul-2006
People more likely to help others they think are 'like them'
Study results reported in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin
Feelings of empathy lead to actions of helping – but only between members of the same group – according to a recent study in the July issue of Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, an official publication of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology, published by SAGE Publications.
The research, led by Stefan Stürmer of the University of Kiel, is presented in the article "Empathy-Motivated Helping: The Moderating Role of Group Membership." The article discusses two different studies, one using a real-world, intercultural scenario and the other using a mixture of people with no obvious differences besides gender. Researchers concluded that, while all the people felt empathy for someone in distress, they only tended to assist if the needy person was viewed as a member of their own "in-group."
The first study, using a real-world intercultural scenario, split German and Muslim male participants into culturally-defined groups. When everyone learned that another participant was having difficulty finding housing, they all felt empathy for the other regardless of what group they were in. However, when asked about their intentions to help the participant, empathy had a stronger impact when the other was categorized as a member of their in-group.
To further substantiate the findings from the first study, the second study created "minimal" in-groups and out-groups using a mixture of male and female participants without obvious cultural differences. As in the first study, when participants learned that another participant needed financial help due to the loss of money and a credit card, they all felt empathy, but actual assistance was provided only when the distressed person was a member of their in-group.
Research grants for these studies were provided by the National Institute of Mental Health and Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft. Go to: http://pspb.sagepub.com/cgi/reprint/32/7/943 to access the article in the July issue of Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin at no charge for a limited time. To contact the researchers, email Stefan Stürmer at: stuermer@psychologie.uni-kiel.de.
About Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin
For over 30 years, the official monthly journal of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP), Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin (PSPB) has provided an international forum for the rapid dissemination of original empirical papers in all areas of personality and social psychology. SPSP counts more than 4,500 researchers, educators, and students in its membership worldwide. To contact the Executive Officer of SPSP, please phone David Dunning at (607) 255-6391, or email at spsp@cornell.edu. http://pspb.sagepub.com www.spsp.org
SAGE Publications is a leading international publisher of journals, books, and electronic media for academic, educational, and professional markets. Since 1965, SAGE has helped inform and educate a global community of scholars, practitioners, researchers, and students spanning a wide range of subject areas including business, humanities, social sciences, and science, technology and medicine. SAGE Publications, a privately owned corporation, has principal offices in Thousand Oaks, California, London, United Kingdom, and New Delhi, India. www.sagepublications.com
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President Trump is planning to sign an executive order that would seek to end the right to U.S. citizenship for children born in the United States to non-citizens, a move most legal experts say runs afoul of the Constitution.
The action, which Trump previewed in a television clip broadcast Tuesday, would be the most aggressive yet by a president elected to office pledging to take a hard line on immigration, an issue he has revived in advance of next week's midterm elections.
Whether the move is legal or not, Trump seemed to welcome the controversy his comments ignited. The White House has been intent on stoking a debate over immigration as a way to motivate Trump's base to turn out for midterms elections in which Republicans risk losing the House.
In recent weeks, Trump has also repeatedly called attention to a migrant caravan making its way toward the U.S.-Mexico border, invoking it as a symbol of what he sees as wrong with the U.S. immigration system and blaming Democrats for a lack of action.
© Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post President Trump walks from the Oval Office to Marine One to depart from the South Lawn of the White House on Friday.
Trump, who has long decried "anchor babies," said he has discussed ending birthright citizenship with his legal counsel and believes it can be accomplished with executive action, a view at odds with the opinions of most legal scholars.
"It was always told to me that you needed a constitutional amendment. Guess what? You don't," Trump told Axios.
"It's in the process. It'll happen . . . with an executive order," he said, without offering a time frame.
Legal scholars have widely interpreted that to mean that anyone born on American soil automatically becomes a natural-born citizen.
In a National Review column last month, for instance, New York lawyer Dan McLaughlin wrote that there are "fair grounds for debate" about the wisdom of the policy but little doubt on the law.
"A proper originalist interpretation of the U.S. Constitution, as presently written, guarantees American citizenship to those born within our borders, with only a few limited exceptions," McLaughlin wrote.
Some other scholars have argued that the case for birthright citizenship is based on a misreading of the 14th Amendment, which was drafted in relation to former slaves following the U.S. Civil War. They argue that the amendment should apply only to children born in the United States to lawful permanent residents, not unauthorized immigrants.
In the Axios interview, Trump incorrectly asserted that the United States is the only country that offers birthright citizenship.
NumbersUSA, a group that favors reduced immigration, has compiled a list that shows 33 nations grant citizenship to anyone born within their borders.
The list includes Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina and most other countries in Central and South America. The United States and Canada are the only two "developed" countries, as defined by the International Monetary Fund, that have unrestricted birthright citizenship laws.
Trump's acknowledged his planned executive order as his administration prepared to take several other steps to address immigration in advance of the midterm elections.
Homeland Security and Pentagon officials said Monday that they will send 5,200 troops, military helicopters and giant spools of razor wire to the Mexican border in the coming days to brace for what Trump is calling an "invasion" of Central American migrants.
The troop deployment appears to be the largest U.S. active-duty mobilization along the U.S.-Mexico boundary in decades and amounts to a significant militarization of American border security.


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Home Obituaries Dorothy E. Kelley
Dorothy E. Kelley
Dorothy E. Kelley died peacefully on July 20 at the Windemere Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. She was 92.
Born May 27, 1920, Dorothy was a lifetime Edgartown resident, graduating from Edgartown High School in 1938.
Dorothy was an adoring wife and devoted to her family. As a homemaker throughout the years, she was well known for her delicious dinners and baked goods; New England recipes; beautiful needlework; and hand-knit sweaters, especially her Irish and Scandinavian sweaters. She was an excellent seamstress designing many of her own patterns.
Dorothy had a passion for classical music and art, with her watercolor painting giving her many hours of pleasure. She was inspired by many Island artists. As an avid reader, Dorothy was a regular patron of the Edgartown library. She had a special love for animals and enjoyed watching the birds at her backyard feeders and birdhouses. She was well known for her early morning strolls with her dog around Edgartown wearing her Scottish kilts, blazers, gloves, and tams. Dorothy was an active member of The Federated Church of Edgartown. She was always dedicated to her community family, quietly leaving baskets of baked goods on the doorstep of those in need of a loving hug.
Dorothy is survived by her loving husband of almost 74 years, Robert W. Kelley; her daughter Shirley Cioffi of Edgartown; her sister-in-law and dear friend, Louise Kelley Garand, and husband, Albert, and theire family of Hancock, N.H.; her daughter-in-law Pamela N. Kelley of Williamstown; her grandchildren Robin Canham of Fairport, N.Y., Erik Cioffi of Blue Ridge, Georgia, Suzanne Cioffi of Oak Bluffs, Brian Cioffi and his wife, Kari, of Chilmark, Ethan Kelly and his wife, Linton, of Toronto, Canada, Emily Kelley Darling and her husband, John, of Bondville, Vt., Seth Kelley of Williamstown, Adam Clark and his wife, Patha, of Seattle, Wash., Ryan Clark and his wife, Som, of Washington, Conn., and Joel Clark of Washington, Conn.
Dorothy was also the great-grandmother of Analea and Teagan Cioffi; Kelley, Reid, and Sydney Canham; Bryce Cioffi; Gavin Clark; and twins Adler and Serene Clark. She also had many nieces and nephews. She was also blessed by many community friends; the Windemere staff and residents; and her special angel, Megan Vasconselos.
Dorothy was predeceased by her parents, Frank and Jessie Scott; siblings Buster, Fred, Rita Scott, and Florence "Bunny" Brown; her two loving sons, Robert W. Kelley Jr. and Jeffrey D. Kelley; and her great-granddaughter Saige Kelley Cioffi.
Private services will be held at a later date, with Reverend John D. Schule officiating. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Dorothy's memory to a Vineyard organization or charity of your choice.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis responds to a reporter's question regarding women in the infantry.
A day after Defense Secretary Jim Mattis told VMI cadets that the "jury's still out" on women serving in combat infantry units, he defended the remarks, saying they had been misconstrued by the media.
'We cannot do something that militarily doesn't make sense,' Mattis said.
Mattis gave the cadet an extended response, which was rooted in the idea that the country still needs to decide what kind of society it wants, and that there still was not enough data to determine whether females in close-quarters combat were a military strength or weakness. He told the cadet he had not crafted the policy to open all combat positions to women, which was done by his predecessor, former Defense Secretary Ash Carter.
"Remember our natural inclination to have this open to all. But we cannot do something that militarily doesn't make sense," Mattis told the cadet.
Mattis' references to what, from his experience, makes for a strong infantry ― "They're cocky, they're rambunctious. They're necessarily macho. And it's the most primitive, I would say even evil, environment. You can't even explain it." ― drew criticism Wednesday from women's service member advocacy groups.
"When the most senior military leader makes it clear that this was not a policy that he supported, but one that he "inherited" he is tacitly endorsing efforts to undermine the success of the women currently serving in the infantry and in combat arms. He is sabotaging the efforts of his men and women who are working to integrate women," the Service Women's Action Network said in a statement.
On Wednesday, Mattis said that his remarks had been misconstrued by the media and that at the speech, "the female cadets took it just the opposite ― that the door was open," he told reporters at the Pentagon Wednesday. He also repeated that he did not have enough data yet. But he did not say he supported women serving in infantry posts.


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Q: multiple innerjoins with linq I've got the following sql statement and need to know how to write it in linq, but i can't figure out how to write the multiple inner joins
SELECT Zugehörigkeiten.PK_Dept_ID
FROM mitarbeiter
    INNER JOIN (abteilungen
        INNER JOIN Zugehoerigkeiten
        ON abteilungen.PK_Dept_ID = Zugehoerigkeiten.PK_Dept_ID)
    ON mitarbeiter.MA_ID = Zugehoerigkeiten.MA_ID
WHERE (((Zugehörigkeiten.MA_ID)=1));

Thats what i've got:
var erg = from mitarbeiter
          join abteilungen
          join Zugehoerigkeiten on abteilungen.PK_Dept_ID equals zugehoerigkeiten.PK_Dept_ID on mitarbeiter.MA_ID equals Zugehoerigkeiten.MA_ID
          where zugehoerigkeiten.MA_ID=1

A: You're missing a from <some collection> in the linq query
Also, to join on multiple values, you need to create new anonymous objects, because you're only allowed to have a single on <foo> equals <bar>
var erg = from mitarbeiter in mitarbeiters
          join a in abteilungen
          join z in Zugehoerigkeiten
              on new { a.PK_Dept_ID, mitarbeiter.MA_ID }
              equals new { z.PK_Dept_ID, z.MA_ID }
          where zugehoerigkeiten.MA_ID=1
          select ...

Sometimes it can be much simpler though. See this or this answer.

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An insulated door comprising a door shell having spaced first and second exterior panels. The door includes a plurality of stiffeners bonded to a liner panel, with thermal insulation between adjacent stiffeners, disposed within the door shell. The liner panel may extend along one side of the stiffeners and the thermal insulation along the liner panel between the stiffeners and the first and second exterior panels. The stiffeners and the liner panel are preferably made of steel and the stiffeners are welded to the liner panel. The stiffeners are preferably not welded to the first and second exterior panels of the door shell. The liner panel is preferably insertable into the first or second exterior panels of the door shell. The insulation material fills substantially all of the space between the liner panel and one of the first or second exterior panels.
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Q: How to properly let the user enter a grade in the first output and show the second output base? #include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main(){
    int grade;
    cout << ("Enter a grade input : ");
    cin >> grade;

    if (grade >= 94 && grade <= 100){
        cout << "Your output grade is: 1.00";
    }
    if (grade >= 88.50 && grade <= 93.39){
        cout << "Your output grade is: 1.25";
    }
    if (grade >= 83 && grade <= 88.49){
        cout << "Your output grade is: 1.50";
    }
    if (grade >= 77.5 && grade <= 82.99){
        cout << "Your output grade is: 1.75";
    }
    if (grade >= 72 && grade <= 77.49){
        cout << "Your output grade is: 2.00";
    }
    if (grade >= 65.5 && grade <= 71.99){
        cout << "Your output grade is: 2.25";
    }
    if (grade >= 61 && grade <= 65.49){
        cout << "Your output grade is: 2.50";
    }
    if (grade >= 55.5 && grade <= 60.99){
        cout << "Your output grade is: 2.75";
    }
    if (grade >= 50 && grade <= 55.49){
        cout << "Your output grade is: 3.00";
    }
    else if (grade > 100 && grade < 0)
        cout << (" ! Wrong data ");
}

That's my code, it is a selection control structure using if() condition. My problem is I want to input the grades from 100 to 55.49 and the output is displaying the grades 100 to 55.49, and the second output shows the real grade like, the equivalent of the 94 grade is 1.00. If I type less than 0 and greater than 100 it shows the output "Wrong Data".

A: First off, you are reading the input using an int, which can't handle floating-point values. For example, if you typed in 55.49, you would receive only 55, leaving .49 in the input buffer waiting to be read.  You need to use float or double instead of int.
After fixing that, there are still some other problems.
if (grade > 100 && grade < 0) will always be false, as a number can't be both "greater than 100" AND "less than 0".  You need to the || (logical OR) operator, not the && (logical AND) operator.
Also, there is a gap in your logic where grades 93.4-93.99 and < 50 are being ignored. In fact, your ifs can be simplified quite a bit.
Try this instead:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main(){
    double grade;
    cout << "Enter a grade input : ";
    if (!(cin >> grade)){
        cout << " ! Bad data ";
    }
    else if (grade > 100 || grade < 0){
        cout << " ! Wrong data ";
    }
    else if (grade >= 94){
        cout << "Your output grade is: 1.00";
    }
    else if (grade >= 88.5){
        cout << "Your output grade is: 1.25";
    }
    else if (grade >= 83){
        cout << "Your output grade is: 1.50";
    }
    else if (grade >= 77.5){
        cout << "Your output grade is: 1.75";
    }
    else if (grade >= 72){
        cout << "Your output grade is: 2.00";
    }
    else if (grade >= 65.5){
        cout << "Your output grade is: 2.25";
    }
    else if (grade >= 61){
        cout << "Your output grade is: 2.50";
    }
    else if (grade >= 55.5){
        cout << "Your output grade is: 2.75";
    }
    else if (grade >= 50){
        cout << "Your output grade is: 3.00";
    }
    else{
        cout << ...; // <-- add something here!
    }
}

A: A simple and short solution can be like this:
#include <iostream>

int main( )
{
    double grade;
    std::cout << "Enter a grade input: ";
    std::cin >> grade;

    if ( grade > 100 || grade < 50 )
    {
        std::cout << "Wrong data!\n";
    }
    else
    {
        std::cout << "Your output grade is: ";
    }

    if ( grade >= 94 && grade <= 100 )
    {
        std::cout << "1.00";
    }
    else if ( grade >= 88.50 && grade <= 93.39 )
    {
        std::cout << "1.25";
    }
    else if ( grade >= 83 && grade <= 88.49 )
    {
        std::cout << "1.50";
    }
    else if ( grade >= 77.5 && grade <= 82.99 )
    {
        std::cout << "1.75";
    }
    else if ( grade >=72 && grade <= 77.49 )
    {
        std::cout << "2.00";
    }
    else if ( grade >= 65.5 && grade <= 71.99 )
    {
        std::cout << "2.25";
    }
    else if ( grade >= 61 && grade <= 65.49 )
    {
        std::cout << "2.50";
    }
    else if ( grade >= 55.5 && grade <= 60.99 )
    {
        std::cout << "2.75";
    }
    else if ( grade >= 50 && grade <= 55.49 )
    {
        std::cout << "3.00";
    }

    return 0;
}

A: Not really a direct answer to your question, but having a lot of if's is fragile code (hard to maintain, it is easy to make a small typo and it will be hard to find etc.. etc..) Learn to look for repeating patterns in your code and try to replace them with functions. The for loops in this code are range based : https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/range-for. const means the program cannot change the value of the variable.
#include <iostream>
#include <array>

// put all the values at which your function output changes into an array of doubles
std::array<double, 8> threshold_values{ 94.0, 88.5, 83.0, 77.5, 72.0, 65.5, 61.0, 55.5 };

// looking at your code, grade starts at 1.0 and increases by 0.25 at each
// threshold value
const double base_grade = 1.0;
const double grade_step = 0.25;

// so now we need to make a function that uses the real information
// from data above to calculate a grade.

// version of get_grade that will explain itself while it runs.
double get_grade_verbose(const double input)
{
    double grade = base_grade;
    for (const auto& threshold : threshold_values)
    {
        if (input > threshold)
        {
            std::cout << "input : " << input << " is greater then " << threshold << ", grade will be : " << grade << "\n";
            return grade;
        }

        std::cout << "input : " << input << " was smaller then " << threshold << " so increasing grage to ";
        grade += grade_step;
        std::cout << grade << "\n";
    }

    return grade;
}

// version without output
double get_grade(const double input)
{
    double grade = base_grade;

    for (const auto& threshold : threshold_values)
    {
        if (input > threshold) return grade; // done
        grade += grade_step;
    }

    return grade;
}

int main()
{
    double input = 84.0;

    if ((input >= 0.0 ) && (input <= 100.0))
    {
        std::cout << "grade = " << get_grade(input) << "\n";
    }
    else
    {
        std::cout << "invalid input\n";
    }

    return 0;
}


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We had another packed centre for our talk 'Smuggling and the Dorset connection' on Friday by the Chair of Bridport Area Development Trust Trevor Ware We had some lovely feedback from those who attended:
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Smuggling was rife along the Dorset coast between about 1700 and 1830. Britain was at war almost constantly and the finance for these wars had to come from taxes, most of which were on luxury goods such as lace, spice, wine, spirits, tea and perfume. Avoiding these taxes by smuggling was an attractive sideline with high financial rewards in times of low wages or poor fishing. The smuggling expeditions were often financed by the local gentry, known as "venturers".
Almost everyone in the coastal villages of West Dorset would know someone involved in smuggling. The coast from West Bay east down to the Fleet was a popular landing place for smuggled goods. The payment for a night of smuggling was equivalent to two weeks of wages for an agricultural worker.
Trevor Ware talking about Smuggling along the Dorset Coast
By the eighteenth century drinking tea was extremely popular but very expensive due to high levels of duty. This resulted in huge demand for cheap tea which was met by illegal means. Being light and easy to transport tea was a very profitable commodity surprisingly even more than gin or brandy. In 1745 the tax of tea was reduced in an attempt to cut the profits of the smugglers but they just moved on to other goods.
Two of the most famous smugglers operating in our area were :
Jack Rattenbury (1778-1844) was a fisherman, pilot, seaman and smuggler. He is famous not just because he was a smuggler but because he wrote a diary of his activities and then published It (Memoirs of a Smuggler). He operated along the coastline to the west of West Bay and into Devon.
Issac Gulliver (1778 -1884) was a smuggler (following in his father's footsteps) he operated along the coast from Poole to West Bay. He even planted trees on Eggardon Hill to act as a landmark for the luggers bringing in their cargoes.
Watch out for the smugglers!
Five and twenty ponies,
Trotting through the dark –
Extract of A Smuggler's Song written by Rudyard Kipling
In the early 18th Century prevention was mainly land-based as this didn't prove very successful and as prevention developed ships were bought in. Revenue cutters were built at the shipyard at Bridport Harbour (West Bay. )They were armed with especially powerful weapons called Carronades, only supplied to the Revenue Service and the Royal Navy. The shipyards also however worked for the smugglers adapting their boats to cater for the requirements to secret their goods on board.
In the 1840's Britain adopted a free trade policy slashing the tax on import goods within 10 years most smuggling had died out.
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If your friends are anything like mine, your social feeds were absolutely filled with people having Royal Wedding theme parties this weekend. Some people celebrated by eating scones and drinking tea, while others wore tiaras or fancy hats. Now, I didn't actually celebrate the wedding, but I am a huge fan of theme parties in general. In fact, for my birthday this year, I threw a royal theme party of my own!
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This is where the party truly starts: finding a theme that will guide your event. You want to have a theme that's specific enough to shape the tone of the party, but broad enough that your guests have some choice in how they approach it. I was celebrating my 'champagne birthday' this year, so I knew I wanted to play off of that. I've also had a lifelong fascination with Marie Antoinette. Since Marie Antoinette was a big fan of champagne, why not combine the two ideas? My Marie Antoinette-themed champagne birthday party was born!
I decided on a colour scheme for my event (gold, cream, and pastels), and set off to find inexpensive ways of transforming my modern apartment into a Baroque salon. I purchased party supplies online that had gold filigree patterns, and found some discount lace at a fabric store to use as tablecloths. Add in some LED candles in vintage candlesticks, a "Bienvenue" banner, a playlist with some classical music, and my living room suddenly stepped back in time to 1770.
For my theme party, I was particularly excited to see my guests in Marie Antoinette-inspired outfits! I wanted everyone to dress up, so I made sure that all my guests could do so in a way that was comfortable for them. I emphasized on the invitation that costumes would be mandatory, but I also provided a list of costume ideas at various price points: tips on how to DIY an outfit, links to stores that sell full 18th Century costumes, and search terms to use when looking for inspiration. Ultimately, I had guests show up in full-on Baroque dresses and wigs they had purchased specifically for the event, and other wearing modern outfits with little historical touches, like masks or gloves. The key was that the theme was clear, but broad enough that there were many different ways of interpreting it through costumes.
For my own outfit, I wanted something dramatic and elaborate, but I couldn't afford to get one of the ready-made Baroque gowns I'd seen online. Eventually, I found an inexpensive 18th Century-style dress on eBay, then had it tailored to my specifications. That way, I got a beautiful dress that fit and looked exactly how I wanted, without breaking the bank.
When most people hear "Marie Antoinette," they immediately think of the queen's famed pouf hairstyle. As I mentioned above, my invitations had hair and makeup suggestions for my guests, from links to wigs they could purchase, to ways to re-create the style inexpensively. For my own look, I planned to go all-out and have my own hair done in true 18th Century style. I gathered a selection of inspiration photos, and purchased silk flowers and cruelty-free feathers from Etsy to add to my pouf. I also got a few sets of inexpensive hair extensions to make sure that I had enough volume to work with, and some fun temporary hair dye to help my auburn locks better reflect the 18th Century theme.
This wasn't a hairstyle I could do by myself. I called up my longtime stylist, Mario from Image Makeover Salon, and booked a consultation for an event updo about a month before the party. I brought the inspiration photos as well as the accessories, and we talked about how we would proceed. This ensured that Mario had a clear idea of what I was looking for in terms of hair design, and I had an idea of what was possible. Mario and his team are incredible stylists, so I knew that I was in good hands.
On the day of the party, I returned to the salon with extensions, flowers, feathers, and hair dye in hand. Mario's colleague Paula got in on the fun, too! Together, they designed and created for me an absolutely stunning hairstyle that truly was fit for a queen. I was in heaven!
I wanted my gorgeous hairstyle to really be the centerpiece of my look, so I kept my makeup fairly subtle. As a nod to the 1770s theme, I powdered my face so that it would be a few shades whiter than my natural skin tone. To complement the purple and grey tones of my hair, I added pink eyeshadow, blush, and lipstick. One final touch of glam with my trusty Esquido mink lashes, and my look was complete!
With a theme party, of course, you have the added fun of tying your food and drink options into the theme of the event! For my Marie Antoinette party, I took inspiration both from historical documents and from the genius Sophia Coppola movie Marie Antoinette. I got a charcuterie plate, several trays of finger sandwiches, and fresh fruits catered so that there were enough snacks for everyone. Marie Antoinette was infamous for her excess, so for desserts, I made four different types of macarons, two flavors of meringue kisses, and cake truffles. The food table was packed!
It's important to make sure that everyone can enjoy your theme party responsibly, so although this was a 'champagne birthday' party, I had lots of non-alcoholic options on hand, too. In fact, instead of having a signature cocktail, I decided that the signature drink for the evening would be a non-alcoholic party punch. That way, all of my guests could partake in the special drink, and those who wanted to could add a shot or two to their glasses. I also had both champagne and sparkling water available, so that guests could get into the bubbly theme, whether or not they were choosing to drink alcohol.
Activities are another fun way to bring your theme party to life. To emphasize the time period, I created a historical trivia game for my guests with interesting and weird facts about the 18th Century. I also made a guessing game about famous women throughout history, inspired by a game that Marie Antoinette herself often played with members of her court. Additionally, there were spaces for my invitees to sit and chat, as well as the Marie Antoinette movie playing on mute in the corner. This ensured that everyone could find something to do, and could engage with the other guests in different ways over the course of the evening.
Since I knew my guests would have put a lot of time and energy into their outfits, I wanted to make sure that there would be some great pictures from the party. I researched event photographers, and ran across the work of Elsie Nisonen, who agreed to come photograph my theme party. Elsie was absolutely fantastic! She got great shots of the room and food, as well as wonderful candid shots of the guests. For the first time in years, I didn't have my phone with me, as Elsie's presence gave me the peace of mind to just enjoy my event and not worry about documenting it.
Another big hit for the party was the Photo Wall. I purchased a photo backdrop online, and collected a bunch of different props, which I kept in a basket beside the backdrop. All night, my guests were having a blast with the wall, trying out different props and getting their photos taken by Elsie. Before I knew it, almost 5 hours had passed!
I've thrown quite a few theme parties in my day, but my absolute favourite has been my Marie Antoinette champagne birthday. It took a fair amount of planning, but it was an incredible night, and worked out even better than I could have expected.
To help your next theme party go just as smoothly, I've included some tips below.
Do a quick internet search of your potential theme beforehand, and ask yourself: can everyone find something to wear to this theme party? Is this theme something positive and fun? Good themes can be inspired by certain famous figures, a time period, a quote or idea – almost anything! Good themes do not, however, include people dressing up as appropriations of other cultures or mock peoples' identities.
As the host, it's your responsibility to ensure that everyone can find something to wear that's on-theme. Do a bit of research beforehand, and include suggestions for your guests on your invitations. I also recommend having a few extra items on-hand during the party so that guests can add to their outfits, if need be.
You want the day of your theme party to be as stress-free as possible, so anything you can plan and prepare ahead of time, you should. Make a schedule, starting from the day of the event and working backwards so you can complete your to-do list in time and enjoy your party!
It's easy for budgets to get out of control when there are so many wonderful things available online and around the city. Make a budget beforehand, figure out what your priorities are, and add in a buffer, just in case. If things seem to be getting too expensive, decide what you can return/DIY, or ask your guests to help out!
As any good host knows, every guest at your party should find at least a few different things to eat. A theme party is no different: ask your guests in about dietary restrictions in advance, and make sure that you have food and drink options for everyone.
Wondering how much food to order/make? A good benchmark is to estimate that every guest will eat 1-2 appetizer-type items for every hour they are at the event.
Provide a few different types of activities, so that guests can move through the space over the course of the event. Design some activities to be participatory (group games to get everyone talking), but leave some quiet areas as well, for those who aren't as comfortable in social settings.
If you are able to, try to get a photographer. This can be a friend or acquaintance you've recruited for the event, or someone you've hired specifically to help out. Either way, it's a huge relief to know that you can relax and enjoy yourself at your party, knowing that you'll have photos of the fun to look at later.
Have you ever thrown a theme party? If so, what are some of the most important things to keep in mind?


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GOOGLE has warned that crypto miners have been hacking cloud accounts as Bitcoin's price has dropped 10 percent in just a month.
The company's cybersecurity team published details about the security breach in a report on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, VVS Finance, which only started trading a few days ago, has continued to rise, hitting an all-time-high above $0.00014 on November 24.
But the cryptocurrency market saw huge value dips on Saturday amid investor fears about the Covid-19 Omicron variant, with Bitcoin, Ether, XPR and Doegecoin prices dropping.
The price of Bitcoin, the biggest cryptocurrency on the market, is now trading at $54,900 after hitting a record high of more than $69,000 earlier this month.
XPR saw a 1.40 percent drop to $0.0233.
Dogecoin and Etheruem are down 7 percent and 4.44 percent respectively today.
The news comes in the midst of a sudden stock market crash that has some investors concerned.
Alongside plummeting crypto prices, the Dow Jones saw a 2.8 percent loss, the S&P 500 dropped 2.3 percent, and the Nasdaq Composite saw a similar drop at 2.2 percent.
Yahoo! Finance reports that a "new and more transmissible variant of COVID-19" identified in South Africa may have something to do with the market drop.
These concerns all come after Tokyo plans to repay creditors of Mt Gox after losing half a billion dollars in Bitcoin, in 2014.
"Selling pressure has been quite constant," said Matthew Dibb, chief operating officer at Singapore-based crypto asset manager Stack Funds.
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MORE PRICE PREDICTIONS FOR GYEN CRYPTOCURRENCY
Wallet Investor expects the price of GYEN to add another zero and fall to $0.00845 in a year's time.
Meanwhile, Digitalcoin expects GYEN to gain to around $0.022 in 2021.
Furthermore, Goldman Sachs expert Andrew Lokenauth is even more bullish on GYEN.
"From my prior experience, I feel it will be included on other exchanges due to demand," he told The Sun.
"Also, due to current hype and mentions of GYEN on Reddit and Twitter, this can easily reach 10 cents."
GYEN PRICE PREDICTIONS: AN EXPERT WEIGHS IN
The price of GYEN has jumped thanks to becoming available to Coinbase pro members.
Where the price will wind up in the future is tough to predict – and it is yet to be included on other major exchanges like Robinhood.
Marie Tatibouet, chief marketing officer of crypto exchange Gate.io, told The Sun that stablecoins aren't exactly supposed to surge in trading like this.
"It looks like the demand is so high that the peg has failed to hold," she said.
"A good stablecoin shouldn't surge or fail under scrutiny."
WHEN DID EL SALVADOR ADOPT BITCOIN?
El Salvador's president Nayib Bukele passed a bill in June that stated that from September 7, Bitcoin can be used in any transaction and all businesses must accept the e-currency as payment.
The law also states that tax contributions can be paid via Bitcoin and exchanges in the cryptocurrency will not be subject to capital gains tax.
Under the new law, El Salvador will "promote necessary training and mechanisms so that the population can access [Bitcoin] transactions."
NEW CRYPTOCURRENCIES RELEASED IN 2021: VIRVIA
The VDV token was launched in May 2021 and designed to "develop a new generation payment platform that can be integrated with the existing eCommerce industry," so its website states.
The VDV payment system consists of the VDV token, which is built on Binance Smart Chain and designed for ecommerce payments.
NEW CRYPTOCURRENCIES RELEASED IN 2021: EVERGROW
EverGrow is expected to be the next cryptocurrency to explode in 2021.
With every transaction, it distributes eight per cent of the transaction to all token holders directly to their wallets.
The process is fully automatic and each holder will get a share in proportion to the amount of coins they own.
An additional one per cent is applied to all the sales to lower the volume of swing trading.
NEW CRYPTOCURRENCIES RELEASED IN 2021: SAFEMOON
SafeMoon launched in March and attracted a lot of attention after its price rocketed in April.
It technically isn't a cryptocurrency but a DeFi token, according to its website.
DeFi stands for decentralized finance token. They are very complex but essentially aim to disrupt the finance world to enable people to follow and lend in peer-to-peer networks, without needing a bank.
Like Bitcoin, they use a complicated method called blockchain technology.
SafeMoon claims it will reward people who buy and hold on to the cryptocurrency, while those who sell the currency will be slapped with a penalty.
NEW CRYPTOCURRENCIES RELEASED IN 2021: BITCLOUT
BitClout is an open-source cryptocurrency project and social media platform.
Users are able to buy and sell "creator coins" based on their reputations.
For example, when they do something positive, the coin gains value.
When the coin hit the market in June, it started trading at £129.
NEW CRYPTOCURRENCIES RELEASED IN 2021: LANDSHARE
Landshare coin premiered on August 2, 2021.
It was initially priced just over £2.60.
The market cap is now more than £2million.
Landshare is a DeFi platform on the Binance Smart Chain.
It offers a hassle-free alternative to traditional real estate investments.
NEW CRYPTOCURRENCIES RELEASED IN 2021: ORICA
As the cryptocurrency's website states: "Orica is built for first-time cryptocurrency users."
"Orica is built for those who have a personal appreciation for creativity and are on the lookout for great art."
NEW CRYPTOCURRENCIES RELEASED IN 2021: RED SHIBA
Red Shiba is a BSC token available on PancakeSwap.
It is described as "a token of the Red universe, it aims to strengthen the ecosystem that the Red Team is designing, a universe without Rug, Fair-play and beneficial to all fans of memes tokens".
It was inspired by the highly successful Shiba Inu Token.
EXPERT COMMENTS ON TETHER'S VALUE
Despite its claim to be a stablecoin, Tether has still witnessed spikes and sharp falls in price, Susannah Streeter, senior investment and markets analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, noted in May.
She told The Sun: "It has also been criticized for a lack of transparency, has had to settle US lawsuits, and trading in the currency is banned in the state of New York."
WHAT IS TETHER?
The Tether cryptocurrency, which is also known as USDT, was officially launched as Realcoin in 2014, but has since changed its name.
It's described as a "stablecoin", which is a type of cryptocurrency that aims to keep crypto values stable.
Tether aims to do this by pegging the price to a regular "fiat" currency, like US dollars, Euros or the Chinese yuan.
Tether claims to keep values steady by holding reserves in that currency in a bank.
WHO FOUNDED CRYPTO.COM?
Kris Marszlek has been the Chief Executive of Crypto.com since June 2016 and is based in Hong Kong.
Bobby Bao is a co-founder and managing director of Crypto.com, which was formerly known as Monaco.
Gary Or is another co-founder and is the head of technology at Foris – a universal money app, according to topionetwork.com.
The other co-founder is Rafael Melo, who, according to Topio Network, has 15 years' experience in finance.
CRYPTO.COM COIN PRICE PREDICTION
The Crypto.com Coin cryptocurrency hit a record high on November 15, reaching $0.52 at its peak, according to CoinMarketCap.
In comparison, it was sitting at just $0.05966 on January 1 this year.
The Crypto.com token has increased in value thanks to a number of factors.
For example, it has secured several high profile sponsorship deals in 2021 including the UFC, Formula One Racing and Matt Damon's Water.org.
From December, the Staples Center – home to the Lakers and Clippers – will also be called Crypto.com Arena.
Whether the Crypto.Com Coin continues to soar in value remains to be seen, but plenty of crypto fans have still made predictions.
For example, Wallet Investor expects the token to hit a value of $0.538 in one year and $0.8023 in five years.
Meanwhile, Digital Coin Price has set a 2021 forecast of $0.7036, a 2023 value of $0.9636 and it expects a 2028 price of $2.09.
CRYPTO.COM COIN, CONTINUED
Crypto.com itself is one of the fastest growing cryptocurrency businesses in the world.
Keegan Francis, crypto editor and expert of Finder, told The Sun the coin has many uses, but most notably is that it can be used to stake crypto on the mobile app in order to get the Crypto.com Visa debit card.
He added: "Staking higher amounts of CRO across the platforms rewards users with more features and rewards.
"Investors need to keep in mind that the token itself is tied directly to the success of the Crypto.com ecosystem.
"That being said, Crypto.com has taken the initiative to decentralize CRO by building it into their own decentralized blockchain called Crypto.org.
"This is a good step for them to take in order to ensure the longevity of their token.
"It creates less dependence on the company itself, and begins to build out an independent community of developers, and market participants."
WHAT IS CRYPTO.COM COIN?
The Crypto.com Coin is the native token of the Crypto.com and Crypto.Org ecosystems.
Also known as CRO, it launched at the end of 2018.
The Crypto.com chain was created to build a network of crypto projects and to develop merchants' ability to accept crypto as a form of payment, according to its website.
Businesses can use Crypto.com pay checkout and/or invoice to allow customers to pay for goods and services with crypto using the wallet app.
The firms then receive their payments in CRO, stable coins or in fiat currency, which is government-issued money like dollars or pounds.
WHAT IS THE ENTIRE CRYPTO MARKET WORTH?
Roughly, the entire crypto market is currently worth around $2.6trillion.
The value of the market going forward is likely to fluctuate, as it greatly depends on what cryptos decide to do next.
THE MAJOR MEME COINS, PART TWO
Another dog meme that has picked up traction this year has been Saitama inu, whose logo appears to feature a wolf surrounding a human face.
"Tokens like Shiba Inu, Dogecoin and newest gainer Saitama are all a part of the evolution of digital finance in their own unique way," Chris Kline, chief operating officer and co-founder of Bitcoin IRA, recently told The Sun.
Separately, Tiger King is a meme coin that has picked up strong momentum off the past month, which is based on the popular Netflix series.
THE MAJOR MEME COINS
The surge of the meme coins this year all started with Dogecoin.
That was then followed by Shiba Inu, which both feature the same dog breed in their logos.
The image became a popular internet meme called doge, and it features the dog surrounded by text in the comic sans font with words like "much wow."
Both Shiba and Dogecoin have been popular dog meme coins this year.
BIGGEST CRYPTO RISKS: TRUTH IN MARKETING MATERIALS
Finally, the truth in marketing materials is a risk when investing in cryptos.
Firms may overstate the returns of products or understate the risks involved.
BIGGEST CRYPTO RISKS: CONSUMER PROTECTION
Some investments advertising high returns based on cryptoassets may not be subject to regulation beyond anti-money laundering requirements.
BIGGEST CRYPTO RISKS: CHARGES AND FEES
Consumers should consider the impact of fees and charges on their investment which may be more than those for regulated investment products.
BIGGEST CRYPTO RISKS: PRICE VOLATILITY
Significant price volatility in cryptoassets, combined with the inherent difficulties of valuing cryptoassets reliably, places consumers at a high risk of losses.
BIGGEST CRYPTO RISKS: PRODUCT COMPLEXITY
The complexity of some products and services relating to cryptoassets can make it hard for consumers to understand the risks.
There is no guarantee that cryptoassets can be converted back into cash.
Converting a cryptoasset back to cash depends on demand and supply existing in the market.
HOW THE INFRASTRUCTURE BILL COULD IMPACT CRYPTO, PART TWO
Additionally, the nature of the transaction and other information needs to be shared and reported to the government within 15 days.
Zachary Greene, founder of Greenery Financial told The Sun: "Cryptocurrency taxes are already incredibly burdensome and require lots of manual reporting, and this isn't going to help.
"If the administration want to improve tax-compliance amongst cryptocurrency investors, I'd argue their first step should be getting cryptocurrency exchanges to provide adequate tax-documents like traditional stock brokerages do, as this would make the process way easier and manageable for investors."
Some who oppose this feel it would be impossible to apply this to cryptocurrencies and digital assets, like NFTs (non-fungible tokens).
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Ontario Labour Relations Board refuses to hear case brought by unions on unsafe school reopenings
The pro-employer Ontario Labour Relations Board (OLRB) refused Thursday to hear a case brought by four education unions over the Ontario Conservative government's unsafe reopening of the province's schools.
This decision exemplifies the ruling class' criminal indifference towards the lives of teachers, students and their families. With the full-throated support of the federal Liberal government of Justin Trudeau, provincial governments across Canada of all political stripes are keeping schools open despite the resurgence of the COVID-19 pandemic, so that parents can be compelled to go to work and turn a profit for the corporate elite.
The OLRB's decision to not even hear the unsafe schools' case—almost a month after it was filed—is also a damning exposure of the trade unions, whose leaders insisted that teachers take no job action and place their faith in the OLRB to ensure safe working conditions.
Tens of thousands of teachers marched on the Ontario Legislature during a one-day province-wide strike last Feb. 21.
The OLRB's contempt for teachers facing the deadly conditions created by the reopening of schools amid the pandemic was underscored by its use of a legal technicality to dismiss the case. Chair Bernard Fishbein, who has a long record of authoring anti-worker decisions, including the banning of a 2015 strike by thousands of teachers, embraced the arguments advanced by government lawyers, who claimed that because no health and safety orders had been issued, the OLRB did not have jurisdiction.
In the typical legalese used to cloak viciously anti-worker "class justice," Fishbein wrote, "(I)n the end, no matter what my personal view of the conduct of the government or the unions here, the alleged shortfalls of the guide, and the unprecedented gravity of the pandemic (which no one can or does dispute), I believe the government's position…is correct. The board does not have jurisdiction to do what the unions want in these proceedings."
The OLRB insisted that the only recourse for teachers would be to bring individual cases related to specific safety concerns in each school classroom. This absurd approach, which the unions promptly endorsed, will ensure that no legal decision will get in the way of keeping schools open.
The ruling was issued as the catastrophic conditions produced by the reopening of schools with totally inadequate safety precautions was becoming ever clearer. As of Friday, there were 483 coronavirus infections reported in schools across the province. Underscoring that the pace of infection is rising rapidly, 411 of these cases were recorded in the past two weeks alone. Several schools have been forced to close temporarily due to outbreaks.
This was the predictable and inevitable outcome of the Ford government's criminal reopening policy. Children and teachers are being forced onto packed transit services to reach schools where they are crammed into overcrowded and poorly-ventilated classrooms, creating perfect conditions for the virus to spread. Ontario's four education unions—the Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation (OSSTF), Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association (OECTA), Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario (EFTO) and the Association des Enseignantes et des Enseignants Franco-Ontarienes (AEFTO)—were fully complicit in this disastrous policy. Union officials met with government representatives throughout August to work out the back-to-school arrangements.
Opposition to this reckless course was strong among teachers and workers more broadly, as shown by the hundreds of thousands who signed petitions demanding an overhaul or overturning of the back-to-school plans. Under these conditions, the unions intervened to smother and suppress this opposition. After admitting that working conditions in schools for teachers were life-threatening, OSSTF president Harvey Bischof made the infamous statement, "If the question is whether we are planning some illegal job action, the answer is a flat out no."
Instead, Bischof and his colleagues announced the OLRB filing in early September as it became increasingly impossible even for the union bureaucrats to deny the disastrous results reopening the schools would have. The unions' filing of their case had nothing to do with concern about protecting the lives of teachers and students. It was clear from the outset that even if the OLRB accepted the case, hearings would only be held about a month after schools reopened and any ruling would take even longer to be issued.
In other words, the unions gave the Ford government carte blanche to create "facts on the ground" by forcing schools to open so that their parents could be bullied and pressured to return to work, while claiming to be fighting for workers' rights in a rigged labour relations system that invariably defends the interests of the ruling elite.
As it turned out, the OLRB wasn't even willing to grant the unions the charade of a hearing, and tossed out their relatively timid complaints without so much as a second look.
The unions have no intention of changing their course, which is chiefly aimed at preventing any organized resistance to the back-to-school drive.
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Although Bischof and the other union leaders expressed their "disappointment" and "concern" with the refusal of the OLRB to so much as consider the merits of the case, the OSSTF leader emphatically declared that no protest action, never mind a strike, would take place if his organization gets its way. "Addressing instances of insufficient safety measures in our schools will now have to be done on a case-by-case, classroom-by-classroom basis, which will do nothing to reassure educators, students, or their parents that this government has prepared an adequate reopening plan," he stated.
In other words, teachers, students and their families must sit back and accept the OLRB's reactionary ruling. Moreover, the issue for Bischof and Co. is not that schools should be shut for in-person teaching until the pandemic is contained, or that the lives of teachers and students need to be protected, but that everyone must be "reassure(d)…that this government has prepared an adequate reopening plan."
Events in Ontario over recent weeks have confirmed that teachers and education workers cannot advance even by one inch their struggle for safe working conditions amid the pandemic through the trade unions. The OSSTF, OECTA, EFTO, and AEFTO, all of which agreed to concessionary contracts just a few months ago that increased class sizes and imposed a 1 percent annual cap on wages and benefit increases for three years, do not represent the interests of their members. Rather, they seek above all to prove their loyalty to the capitalist state and its institutions by systematically suppressing the class struggle.
Teachers in Ontario and across Canada must draw the necessary political conclusions from these experiences. It is not inevitable that dozens of teachers and students must get infected every day, an outcome that sooner rather than later will produce an increase in deaths.
To stop the spread of the pandemic and save lives, teachers must act now to form educators' rank-and-file safety committees to demand a halt to all in-person teaching until the pandemic is contained, and billions of dollars to renovate dilapidated school buildings, hire more teachers, and provide technology to students so they can participate in online learning. They should also demand full compensation for workers who need to stay at home to look after their children while schools remain closed. These committees should broaden the teachers' struggle by appealing for support for strike action from other sections of workers confronting the same problems due to the criminal reopening of the economy.
Support for these policies is growing among Ontario teachers. One Ontario secondary school teacher who recently participated in the Educators Rank-and-File Safety Committee online meeting wrote to the World Socialist Web Site: "Educators are not usually political. We go to work and teach our kids. We help develop them as human beings that contribute to society … We have now been thrust onto the front line of this struggle … It is our duty to fight for the forces of life against the forces of death and profit … Only when we close ranks and work together do we realize the power we have."
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Written by Laura Pannack
Take a stroll: Laura Pannack on staying present and spontaneous as a photographer
A few years ago, we spoke to photographer Laura Pannack about the importance of unpredictability and the spontaneity in her work. As a timeless reflection on process, we're re-sharing her thoughts on staying both patient and present behind the camera, and how analogue photography forces her not to take any moment for granted.
Taking a stroll with camera is a simple way to remind myself why I enjoy looking, seeing and thinking – free from the limitations of a set brief.
Although photography can be beautifully isolating, sharing images is part of the growing process and that can be hard. I think sometimes just the act of taking images or giving yourself time to consider it as an option can be a gentle reminder of its more therapeutic nature. It encourages you to be in the moment, rather than being reactive or purposely productive.
Some of the best scenes and moments I witness don't translate into images, and I can only notice this when I slow down, attend to the now and be patient.
Sometimes nothing happens. I have learnt to accept that some walks are less generous than others, and this is often where good company can be a saviour. I sometimes play 'train roulette' for fun, and select a destination on the ticket machine at random. The success of a day can never be measured by the number of film rolls used.
"It's unpredictable as to when a moment or scene will inspire you."
Taking a walk also teaches me how photography can't be forced. It's all about decisions. Do I capture this moment? Why and how? A reminder that I have a little box to freeze time is something I don't want to take for granted.
This is another reason I mainly shoot on analogue – to really appreciate a picture and think before I shoot it. It's also fascinating to walk with other photographers and have an insight into what magnetically pulls their eye.
It's unpredictable as to when a moment or scene will inspire you. It's a unique high, derived from the spontaneity that only occurs when you take a stroll and have a look around. I guess it's really just that simple.
Laura is a London-based portrait and social documentary photographer. Her work has been exhibited at The National Portrait Gallery, Somerset House, The Royal Festival Hall and the Houses of Parliament, and has won awards such as the John Kobal Award, the Juliet Margaret Cameron award, Prix de la photographie, World Press Photo and the Vic Odden award.
This piece was originally published in 2016 as part of our advice series on starting out.
Head image by Laura; find more of her work at laurapannack.com
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