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Yep, Anakin says *that line* in Battlefront 2
February 23, 2019 polygon Leave a Comment
Anakin Skywalker is coming to the next big update for Star Wars Battlefront 2 (well, I guess he's already there, from a certain point of view ...) and the dialogue EA DICE recorded for him includes one of the galaxy's most groan-worthy lines not involving midichlorians, Jar-Jar Binks or prolonged negatives. That's right, beginning Feb. 27, Anakin is gonna talk shit about sand in this here game. He will speak that dissonant, overwritten failboat of a line on his Attack of the Clones date with Padmé, which of course ramped up that vulnerable-yet-brooding sex appeal that so many folks didn't find hot. The line was so putrid, and Hayden Christensen's acting of it similarly pungent, that it became a meme when people were still figuring out how memes worked. It's had quite a shelf-life, too. "I don't like sand, it's coarse and rough and irritating, and it gets everywhere," is one of 10 lines for the character in Battlefront 2, … [Read more...] about Yep, Anakin says *that line* in Battlefront 2
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"The calm before the galactic storm…" – Is Disney teasing a huge Star Wars 9 reveal?
February 19, 2019 gamesradar Leave a Comment
Look, I don't want to get your hopes up or anything (that's a lie) but it's probably time that you began preparing for a mind-melting bit of Star Wars news. It's already been a pretty great week for fans of a Galaxy Far, Far Away with director J.J. Abrams releasing this incredibly heart-wrenching set photo following the final day of filming on the currently untitled Star Wars 9. That's enough, right? Wrong. Apparently, the staff behind the official UK Star Wars Twitter page has decided that now is the best time to start teasing what it calls, "The calm before the galactic storm…" "This is where the fun begins" the tease continues as it seems to draw a parallel between Harrison Ford's Han Solo and Hayden Christensen's Anakin Skywalker that I'm definitely not okay with. So, what could this mean? Is it out of the realms of possibility that Disney is preparing to drop the first trailer for Episode IX? It's certainly … [Read more...] about "The calm before the galactic storm…" – Is Disney teasing a huge Star Wars 9 reveal?
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Upcoming Star Wars Battlefront II Clone Wars Hero Characters Will Feature Voice Actors from the Animated Show
October 17, 2018 dualshockers Leave a Comment
EA and DICE are still regularly pumping out content for Star Wars Battlefront II and over the course of the next few months, the multiplayer-centric title is slated to receive some of its m Most notably, a variety of new Hero characters from the prequels (or Clone Wars) era of Star Wars are going to be landing in Battlefront II over the coming months, and fans of a certain TV series might be familiar with their voices. Yes, DICE will be utilizing the same voice actors from the animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars in Battlefront II with these forthcoming new additions. This will kick off later this month on October 30 as General Grievous, as voiced by Matthew Wood, will be arriving in the game. November will see the arrival of Obi-Wan Kenobi, again voiced by James Arnold Taylor, with Corey Burton's Count Dooku releasing in January of 2019. Finally, Anakin Skywalker will join Battlefront II in February 2019 and will … [Read more...] about Upcoming Star Wars Battlefront II Clone Wars Hero Characters Will Feature Voice Actors from the Animated Show
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The best Star Wars movies, ranked from A New Hope to Solo
July 2, 2018 gamesradar Leave a Comment
Sorting the best Star Wars movies from the... not so best(?) isn't as easy as it sounds. Sure, we can probably all agree that the prequels are at the bottom of the list, but in what order? Do you hate The Phantom Menace more or less than Attack of the Clones? It's hard to tell... and then there's the other side of the argument. What's the best Star Wars movie ever? Probably one of the originals, right? But again, which one? And we now have two new high-quality episodic films and a couple of excellent spin-offs to include when ranking the best Star Wars movies as well. (Please stop making great Force films Disney - this list is long enough as it is!) As you can imagine, all this means there were a fair few arguments in the GR office when we came to rank every Star Wars film from worst to best, and it's doubtful you'll agree with the list completely. But if you're new to the Force franchise and looking to start with only the best Star Wars movies, or you want to recap/marathon the … [Read more...] about The best Star Wars movies, ranked from A New Hope to Solo
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The best Star Wars movies, ranked from A New Hope to The Last Jedi
May 22, 2018 gamesradar Leave a Comment
Remember when there were only three Star Wars movies? No? Well, do you at least remember when there were three good Star Wars movies and then those other ones? Yeah? Ok, good. Believe it or not, there's now nine movies (and counting) from a galaxy far, far away, which means that's far too many to watch in one sitting. If you don't fancy giving up a full weekend to a Star Wars marathon ahead of the release of Solo: A Star Wars Story, why not just watch the best Star Wars movies? How do you know which are the best, you ask? Why... with this handy ranked list of course!We've ranked every film from the Force-inspired franchise from worst to best, so you only ever have to watch the best Star Wars movies. (Or, you know, just watch them all and then argue about which you think is best afterwards...) If you're wondering how we came up with the order of this list, just like our best Marvel movies round-up, there was much discussion in the GR office over which were the best Star Wars movies. It … [Read more...] about The best Star Wars movies, ranked from A New Hope to The Last Jedi
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May I present my 6threport to the electors of the Parish, as Chairman of the Parish Council?
As with my previous reports, and, indeed, those of my predecessor, the dominant subjects are planning and transport. These matters have taken up most of your Council's time during the past 12 months.
I mentioned the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) last year. This was established by the Government a handful of years ago, to sharpen up the planning and development control processes, which were deemed to have been ponderous and, at the bottom line, not favourable to the development of housing. It will probably not surprise you that the NPPF is now felt not to be expected panacea for all ills, and is, itself, under review – the Government is consulting on changes. You may rest assured that your Council will keep a close eye on what is proposed.
A fundamental perceived problem with the NPPF is that it is not helping meet the growth in demand for housing, especially in London and the South East. There are, of course, sceptics who would say that the planning system itself will never meet the demand, because speculators understandably require a profit, and there is precious little to be made producing truly affordable homes, where, it is often argued, there is the greatest demand. In any event, what can one describe as "affordable" in this Parish?
However, the demand for housing is fuelling possible major developments just over the boundary of the Parish, and in the Parish itself. I mentioned last year the applications for 95 houses on land off Kennylands Road, in Sonning Common, and for 245 houses on land at Bryants Farm, Emmer Green, in the Parish of Eye & Dunsden. Both of these applications were turned down by the District Council. Both are now the subjects of appeals to the Secretary of State against the local decisions and will be heard at public inquiries in Henley later this month and early next. Your Council will consider later this evening whether to support financially the Campaign Against Gladman in Eye & Dunsden (CAGE), an organisation which intends to be represented at the Bryants Farm appeal.
2 alternative applications for 10 or 14 houses at The Elms, Tokers Green Lane, Tokers Green, in the Parish, were also turned down by the District Council last year. Again, the applicants intend to challenge that decision, but the arrangements for the appeals have yet to be announced.
There is also, of course, the spectre of the possible development of the Reading Golf Club. You will know that part of the course lies in the south of the Parish, and the land was submitted as a possible development site to the District Council, during preparation of the District Council's Strategic Housing and Employment Land Availability Assessment. It is recorded in that document as being available, achievable and sustainable, and capable of delivering c450 houses. However, your Council has been reassured by the District Council's Planning Officers, who have stated that the Golf Club land is not included within the current emerging Local Plan because it did not meet the requirements of the District Council's spatial strategy. The Officers also indicated that no planning application or pre-app advice has yet been sought by the owners or potential developers regarding this site. Nevertheless, the potential development presents a real concern, and your Council is keeping a close eye on the matter.
All of these pressures led your Council to decide, after a well attended public meeting in Gallowstree Common in July last year, to support and facilitate the drafting of a neighbourhood development plan (NDP), for the whole Parish. A Steering Group has been established, from expressions of interest given at the public meeting, with representation from most of the settlements in the Parish. I am the Chairman of that Group.
The District Council has approved the plan area – we had to exclude some small parcels of land on the boundary with Sonning Common, which had previously been included in the Sonning Common NDP, with the consent of your Council. The Steering Group held some public sessions in February, as a result of which it is presently framing a consultation questionnaire to be delivered to every household soon. The results of the survey will clearly be crucially important to the plan, which will, in any event, be subject to a referendum of all electors in the Parish in due course. The Steering Group has, incidentally, already discovered that the District Council will only accept proposals to develop land in Kidmore End village, because that is the only settlement in the Parish deemed to have the infrastructure to sustain further development … There will be a call for possible sites soon.
May I take this opportunity to thank, on your behalf, all those residents who have stepped up to the mark in order to make the compilation of a NDP a successful venture.
Our NDP will have to conform to the South Oxfordshire Local Plan. It was expected that that a new Plan would be adopted for submission last month. However, the District Council rejected the draft presented to it by its officers. In this connection, it is worth noting the steps being taken by central Government against local planning authorities yet to complete a "modern" local plan. Councils which fail to comply with the requirement run the risk of losing their powers to determine planning applications, that role being exercised instead by inspectors appointed by the Secretary of State. Given the high profile cases locally determined by inspectors, for example Thames Farm, this would not be popular, and would fly in the face of the concept of localism which drives NDPs.
Planning applications are determined against the NPPF and the present Local Plan. Your Council has been invited to comment on 43 applications in the year since the 2017 Annual Parish Meeting. This is identical to the figure for 2016/17. The applications have been for the usual fare of house extensions, but, as mentioned above, there have been more than the customary number of applications for new dwellings. For the most part, the District Council, the planning authority, acknowledges our comments on the applications, and reacts accordingly. There have, regrettably, been a couple of notable exceptions, however, where your Council have favoured refusal but the District Council has granted permission.
Turning to planning appeals, there have been 3 relating to the Parish determined in the past year. All 3 were dismissed, and related to possible new houses in Horsepond Road, Gallowstree Common.
In addition, the District Council made, and, subsequently, confirmed a tree preservation order relating to some individual trees, groups of trees and woodland at The Elms, in Tokers Green.
The Council has been pursuing its ambition, to secure the inclusion of the whole of the Parish in the Chiltern Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, during the year. Achieving this would ensure a regime of planning restraint throughout the Parish. Unfortunately, this seems no nearer to a successful outcome than it was in my report last year.
As I said earlier, the other significant issue over the past year has been the roads and traffic in the Parish. Your Council proceeded to commission the reduction of the speed limit in Kidmore End, as the statutory authority, the County Council, was prepared to make the necessary traffic regulation order, provided that the Parish Council paid. The order was made and advertised last summer. The vast majority of those who responded to the consultation supported the proposed reduction in the limit, but there were those, including a couple of residents of the Parish, who opposed it. In the event, the relevant Cabinet Member of the County Council agreed to the order being confirmed. The signs were finally erected last month, and the new speed limit can be enforced. Your Council has no statutory power to spend money on things like speed limits, but was able to use a discretionary power. The total cost of the exercise, net of VAT, was £4,895, which represents £7.35 per Band D household.
The speed of vehicles on roads in the Parish remains a particular issue, especially in the Horsepond Road, Gallowstree Common. Residents of that village argue that many vehicles pass through it at speeds above the speed limit, 30 mph, despite, for instance, the vehicle activated speed indicator device installed at the request, and expense, of your Council a few years ago. We have asked for the support of the Thames Valley Police in tackling this problem. Residents of Tokers Green have also drawn attention to apparent speeding in Tokers Green Lane, in that settlement.
Your Council recognizes that much of the traffic in the unclassified roads in the Parish is generated by there being a successful primary school in Kidmore End. Parking associated with the School remains a perennial concern, and your Council has engaged the School authorities and the Police about this. That said, there is no easy resolution to the issues, because the School is an important part of the infrastructure which helps to ensure a vibrant village and Parish.
There are other perennial concerns about the roads in the Parish, which have been amplified by the more extreme weather conditions we have suffered over recent months. Pot holes are rife. Some roads in the Parish are deteriorating fast, having started the winter in poor condition anyway. Flooding and puddles are also an increasing problem, particularly in Tanners Lane, Chalkhouse Green. Your Council notifies the County Council's Area Highway Steward of road damage and flooding, but, frankly, it would help immeasurably if individuals reported defects they see to the County Council direct, via the FixMyStreet link on the County Council's website – and even easier if you download the app. This is for 2 reasons. The first is that the earlier the defect is reported, the sooner it is likely to be rectified. The second is that the highway authority has no legal defence, when a claim is submitted, if a defect has been previously reported to it but has not been repaired.
Your Council took over the maintenance of highway verges, in the Parish, with the exception of the A4074 road through Cane End, last year. Following a tendering exercise, a contractor located in the Parish, Ian Kendrick Ltd, secured the contract. Your Council was very pleased with the performance of the contract last year, and is delighted that the Company will undertake the work again this year. What pleases the Council most is that it can adjust the timing of cuts relatively easily, responding to growth, rather than be at the mercy of a juggernaut, county-wide, contract.
It is important to note that your Council does not, however, have any duties in respect of roadside hedges. These are the responsibility of the owner or occupier of the land on which they grow. If hedges start to impede use of the road, please report them to the County Council using FixMyStreet, as mentioned above.
Compared to the roads, the footpaths and bridleways etc in the Parish are in relatively good order. While your Council has no statutory responsibility for them, there is a Council sub-committee which keeps the paths under review. That said, byway 26 – the extension of Chalkhouse Green Lane from Chalkhouse Green to the County boundary at Emmer Green – is in a parlous state following the wet weather of the winter. Your Council has referred its almost impassable condition to the County Council, which has responsibility for footpaths etc.
Your Council completed the refurbishments of both play areas during the last year, for instance, by replacing the equipment bark pits with a more sustainable safety surface, and replacing the major item of equipment at Gallowstree Common. This was an expensive venture – nearly £47,000 net of VAT, but the cost to the Council Tax payers of the Parish was limited to just over £9,500, the bulk of the cost being met by grants and donations totalling over £37,000.
Your Council also owns the wells at Gallowstree Common and Kidmore End, and the ponds at Kidmore End and Tokers Green. It was necessary to replace the finial cross on the well house at Kidmore End during the past year – how it came to "fall" off remains a mystery – while the posts and fence around Kidmore End pond will be repaired in its south eastern corner, following the removal of invasive vegetation. The Vice-Chairman, Caroline Aldridge, and I try to keep the withies around the pond under control, annually.
I regretted last year the loss of some of the "softer" infrastructure in the Parish, like the mobile library. The FISH Volunteer Centre eventually decided to withdraw the bus service it provided in replacement for the former M1 service, largely because patronage was low to non-existent. One can still take advantage of the FISH transport facilities, but there are no longer any Kidmore End specific journeys. Unfortunately, use it or lose it was only too true in this instance!
Following their decommissioning by BT, the Council owns the 3 remaining former telephone kiosks in the Parish. There used to be a fourth kiosk – in Gallowstree Common – but that was not replaced following acts of vandalism many years ago. The Council is engaged in the repair and renovation of the kiosks, under the direction of Mr & Mrs McAslan of Kidmore End: the McAslans are repairing the door of the Kidmore End kiosk as we speak, that kiosk having been moved and reoriented by my colleague councillors, Trevor Perchard and Hugh Thresher, during the summer last year.
The Council will have extra funds to help improve the infrastructure in the Parish as the years go by, as it will receive 15% of the Community Infrastructure Levy raised by the District Council from new houses built in the Parish. That percentage will rise to 25% when the NDP is adopted. Your Council will, I expect, canvass your views as to suitable projects, in due course.
On the subject of infrastructure, BT and Better Broadband Oxfordshire are slowly extending the network of fibre optic cables in the Parish, to make better Broadband speeds available. Following reaching Kidmore End and Gallowstree Common in 2016/17, further progress has been slow, because of the need for a number of wayleaves for electricity supply for cabinets etc. However, it looks like the cabinet in Chalkhose Green will be connected soon, if the cable laying works in Chalkhouse Green Road (requiring an unfortunate road closure) are successful. Tokers Green should be connected later in 2018, although a closure of Tokers Green Lane will inevitably be required for the fibre optic cable laying operations.
All of your Council's activities are funded from the Council Tax, collected by the District Council. The Parish Council's element of the Tax was £54.10 in 2017/18 for an average (Band D) dwelling – just over £1 per week. As you will have seen from your bills, recently received, the Council's element of the Tax has risen to £55.18 for 2018/19 for the average dwelling. This is very much below the average parish or town council precept across South Oxfordshire, which is £86.62 per year. I hope you will agree with me that this represents excellent value for money.
Much of what I have said above has been reported already in the Parish Newsletter or on the website. In this connection, I would express my gratitude, on your behalf, to the Newsletter editorial team – Caroline Aldridge, Sheila Forde, Andy Miros, Ana O'Reilly and Jackie Russell (together, of course, with distributors!) – and to the webmaster – Ana O'Reilly, who took over from David King during the course of the year. Ana has been instrumental in revamping the website, and for devising our logo – representing the well at Kidmore End: the Council has not had a logo since its inception in 1896 until now!
There has been one change of personnel at the Council during the past year. Sarah Hunter resigned as a councillor last month, for family reasons. The vacancy has been advertised: if no election is claimed, the Council hopes to fill the vacancy by co-option at its May meeting. If you are interested in serving as a councillor, please contact our Clerk, Roger Penfold – clerk@kepc.info.
At the next quadrennial elections, in May 2019, the number of parish councilors will reduce to 10 – it is presently 12, but there have not been 12 councillors in post since the summer of 2015.
I should like to thank my fellow councilors for their unstinting support for you and the 5 communities in the Parish over the past 12 months. They are all volunteers, receiving no payments whatsoever, unlike their counterparts at the County and District Councils. They are vital to help sustain the buoyant communities in the Parish.I should also like to thank the Clerk to the Council for his wisdom, knowledge and support for the Council over the years.


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Remembering Joy Division in Southampton
PICTURES: Petworth remembers boys' school bombing
A packed out church service saw the start of emotional commemorations on Friday of the bombing of Petworth Boys' School.
Wednesday, 4th October 2017, 2:48 pm
75th anniversary of bombing of Petworth Boys School. Pic Steve Robards SR1724093 SUS-170930-111924001
The thanksgiving and memorial service was attended by pupils from Petworth CofE Primary School, followed by the annual laying of wreaths at Horsham Road cemetery and a reception at the school.
Some of those present were survivors or relatives of those who were in the school when it was hit.
Cyril Baigent's brother survived the bombing after his father dug him out of the rubble.
He said the service was 'very emotional'. "I liked the children coming in, I thought that was good because it was Petworth school that got hit.
"This brings it all back I suppose, but it does feel like it was a long time ago."
The pupils sang 'This Little Light of Mine' towards the end of the church service and stood respectfully in silence to remember the 28 boys who died on that day.
Other attendees included Canadian high commissioner Lt Col Simon Rushen, who saluted at the graveside memorial alongside primary school pupils after laying a wreath on behalf of his country.
Afterwards, survivors talked to some of the children at the school.
Headteacher John Galvin said although some children would not have fully understood the memorial on the day, he hoped it would be something for them to reflect on in years to come.
He said: "We wanted to give them a sense of how thankful we should be for what we have and where we live.
"It was very tastefully done. It was brilliant how so many people came back to the school and our Year 6s went in there and they were sitting down talking to the survivors and relatives of the people who lost their lives.
"That really was such a worthwhile experience for our children."
See centre spread, page 42
75th anniversary of bombing of Petworth Boys School. Survivors Tony Penfold, John Brash birthday today 82, John Wakeford, Terry Lucas and Derek Seldon Pic Steve Robards SR1724129 SUS-170930-112453001

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Raymond Zhao, President of Kinwai USA, announced plans to introduce new contemporary casegoods and leather furniture collections at the Spring Furniture Market in High Point, NC. Kinwai, one of the largest contemporary furniture manufacturers in the world, will introduce new styles of leather sofas, loveseats, sectionals, chairs, and chaises, March 26 - April 1, in its High Point Showroom, IHFC G577/D502. Kinwai will also introduce contemporary casegoods collections, including home theater furniture, tables, dining room, and bedroom furniture at the Market. Said Zhao, "Contemporary furniture is one of the fastest growing segments in home furnishings. Even in this under-performing market, our company has experienced significant growth because retailers understand our unique pricing and service advantages - that we are one of the few companies that actually manufactures its furniture. Kinwai sells direct to retailers, with no importer or middleman. We have a lot more control over the entire process." Some of the featured introductions include: - Contemporary home theater and TV furniture in Kinwai's popular wenge finish with brushed silver hardware. - Leather upholstered sectionals with large, comfortable pillow backs. - Distinctive leather chaises. - An expanded coffee and side table collection. - Dining room collections featuring leather upholstered chairs. - Contemporary bedroom collections featuring Kinwai's signature platform bed. - and more. To accommodate the demand, especially for its growing contemporary leather division, plans are in the works to double the size of the Kinwai factory in Guangdong. The newly expanded plant is scheduled to open in 2008. During Market, Kinwai will offer a number of sofa/loveseat and sofa/loveseat/chair combinations at special package pricing for retailers who sell furniture by the room. For the small to medium-sized retailers, Kinwai offers single SKU and mixed containers at the same low price. Retailers can also place individual piece orders, available from its U.S. distribution centers in San Francisco, CA and in High Point, NC. KINWAI USA AWARDED ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY CERTIFICATION Mr. Zhao also announced that his company has been awarded the ISO14001 International Quality Environmental System Certification, as well as the China Type III Certification For The Environment. These certifications are awarded to leading companies who have implemented dedicated environmental programs as part of their manufacturing operations and also have achieved specified goals outlined in their environmental strategic plan. Said Zhao, "These honors, and the recognition that comes with them, are the result of a great deal of planning and hard work on the part of the entire Kinwai team worldwide. They demonstrate our deep commitment to the environment, and our leadership among manufacturers based in China. North American customers can feel comfortable that in doing business with Kinwai, they are also supporting an organization devoted to achieving the highest environmental standards." About Kinwai: Kinwai Inc is one of the world's largest manufacturers of contemporary furniture. Its selection includes quality furniture for every room including home theater, home office, living room, bedroom, and more, as well as a complete line of contemporary upholstery and leather furniture. Kinwai is a multinational furniture company with its factory located in Jiangman City, Guangdong, China. Kinwai exhibits in High Point, NC., Las Vegas, NV., and Guangdong, China. Kinwai offers container shipping direct from its factory or sells individual pieces from its U.S. distribution centers in San Francisco, CA and in High Point, NC. Kinwai's headquarters are located at 2841 Faber St., Union City, CA 94587. Phone: (510) 489-9298; Fax: (510) 489-9280. E-mail: info@kinwaiusa.com. For more information please visit Kinwai's Website http://www.kinwaiusa.com.


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I want to thank everyone who replied to our survey! Your feedback is extremely valuable!
Here are the results and how they're helping shape our direction.
What goals would you like to see us accomplish? What's most important to you in how this Quadriga situation ends?
This was an open-ended question and the answers varied widely (and there was definitely a lot of responses which mentioned multiple goals). Here's a summary:
65% mentioned recovering losses for affected users.
45% described a desire to get better standards on Canadian exchanges.
30% included justice for victims.
25% desired education on crypto-asset protection.
20% had the creation of the new exchange.
The justice theme has been entirely overlooked by what we're doing. Discussing the idea on the Quadriga Uncovered Telegram group, it was determined that there was definite interest in a potential letter-writing initiative. One possibility would be sending letters to the RCMP to request the exhumation.
Is there any part of our initiative which confuses you?
Almost universally, there was no mention of any confusion.
The feedback we did receive:
"The website landing page could provide an executive summary of the key aspects of the initiative".
The front page was last updated March 30th. We are constantly experimenting and improving the front of the website and our presentation of ideas and welcome any insight.
"I was worried with the proposal to have a token for affected users. The intention may be ok, but tokens and ICOs have a bad reputation for being scams. I confess that I didn't read the website of the Initiative, but from communications, I didn't see the association between the Initiative and the official committee."
We should make clear we are fully separate from the bankruptcy process. There is no tie to the official committee, although we have gotten their feedback throughout. This is an opportunity for the business community to provide additional help for victims.
We are contemplating the need for having blockchain-backing, however it does provide the ability to have greater transparency in the distribution/supply, more control in the form of a multi-sig smart contract, and easier liquidity options.
What we are doing is fundamentally different from any ICO. Tokens are distributed 100% free against verified losses. Redemption happens over time for utility (products/services) or goodwill (best-effort redemption) and it's always a fixed value of $1.
"Generally i understand. Confused about progress and value offer to crypto enthusiasts."
The initial (very first) value proposition for the tokens will be the ability to offset trading fees on the partner exchange, where we expect that traders may adopt having a small stash to cover their trading expenses as they trade. From there, we have other businesses interested in accepting partial payment in tokens. Basically, tokens are spent in place of dollars to get a discount at participating businesses which wish to support affected users.
In terms of progress, we are still waiting for three things:
Partner exchange full launch.
First bankruptcy payout to complete.
Reaching 1,000 signups (as necessary for our deal).
Please feel free to reach out on Telegram and Reddit if there are any further questions!
Is it more important to you that we focus on (a) helping victims of Quadriga recover, (b) educating more people about Quadriga and other exchange fraud, or (c) preventing future exchange fraud events like Quadriga?
Of the first or only choice picked, 70% chose (a) helping victims of Quadriga recover, while 30% chose (c) preventing future exchange fraud events like Quadriga.
(a) was mentioned in 80% of cases, and top choice in 70%.
(b) was a second choice in 30% of cases and mentioned in 35%.
(c) was mentioned in 65% of responses and top choice in 30%.
The educational portion of our initiative was seen as the lowest value. We are floating the idea of replacing the Education goal with a separate Justice goal, which is composed of letter-writing and other advocacy to help speed up any potential criminal investigations.
What bothers you most about Canadian cryptocurrency exchanges?
The responses varied widely. Here's a selection:
"The lack of unbiased information on how trustworthy exchanges are."
"The lack of transparency."
"that they are unregulated"
"I only use a non-custodial exchange now (Bull Bitcoin). The inertia and apathy of the government bothers me a lot. After Quadriga there should have been an inquiry. Even my emails to MPs Marie-France Lalonde and Bill Blair got no response. It's not realistic to wait for exchanges to 'self-regulate'."
"Terrible for trading and unreliable"
"Where is the regulation and oversight?"
"It's difficult to know which one is safe and w[h]ich one is not. It's easier to go to a bigger exchange (eg. Binance, Kraken, ... ) who has a solid reputation than Canadian one (at least for now)"
"Small"
"Slow volume, difficulty to access for some, security"
"Security, trust, support, education"
There is clearly a lack of satisfaction.
Should preventing events like Quadriga focus more on regulatory reform (working with regulators) or trying to create change through setting the example on one exchange and go from there (similar to how "Tesla" has electrified vehicles)?
Overall summary:
40% of respondents desired an approach which included both aspects.
40% of respondents desired an approach of setting an example in one exchange.
20% preferred a regulatory approach.
"(c), creating an independent classification/review system that would allow users to know which exchanges are most trustworthy, and to force less trustworthy ones to shape up."
There are a few such services out there. Key issues are that these opinions can be influenced by referral bonuses, the exchange reputations change over time (as was the case in Quadriga), and there is limited information on which to base the evaluation. Many reputable third parties have recommended shady services that subsequently failed.
Pressing forward on both fronts appears to make the most sense.
Would you rather have the recovery run inside of a for-profit exchange (sort of a marketing/promotion idea to push people onto a safer exchange) or as an independent group of affected users pushing for our own interests (working with the safer exchange and other businesses potentially similar to a labour union or political advocacy)?
The end result:
The majority (55%) prefer to have the independent group advocating for affected users.
A minority (35%) prefer to have it run in a for-profit/promotional way inside the exchange.
There were 10% of responses indicating both would be acceptable, or no clear preference.
We will be working to run this independently, however working closely with our partner exchange as a joint project (and it is definitely a promotional tool for them).
If given the choice, would you prefer (a) $20 cash each year for 10 years (slower recovery with full choice), or (b) your choice of $200 worth of discounts on products/services that are donated by small businesses which you could use this year (faster recovery with less choices)?
60% indicated a preference for (b), and 40% had the preference for (a). There is clear interest in focusing on both, which will push the fastest and most flexible recovery.
Affected users have a liquidation option which allows non-victims to purchase their tokens on the exchange. How do you feel about charging non-victims a small fee (5 cents per token) that is split between funding the project and a pool for affected user payout?
50% expressed outright support for the idea. Below are more detailed responses and comments:
"indifferent, although I think any fee will end up factoring in to the exchange rate on the value of the token. If people are willing to pay $10 for a $15 coupon, then a 5% fee might mean they'll only pay $9.50"
This is undoubtedly true. In your example, 25 cents would go to the project, 25 cents to affected users, and $9.50 to the seller. As opposed to $10 going to the seller.
"I am not yet clear on the cost structure of the proposed solution. Has the cost of managing the recovery effort been accounted for?"
It hasn't been properly accounted for, and this is one possible solution.
"I think that it is more important to have broad communication, reaching out to public at large and crypto communities in other countries. Then there should be multiple ways for different communities to contribute financially to affected users. I don't like the idea of fees and tokens because it seems to distract from the larger tasks of communication, rallying, documenting and advocating."
You bring up great points. Outreach is important, as is flexibility in approach. If you have more concrete ideas we would love to consider them!
"Good idea, but it restricts the on boarding of new users"
This is a fair point. The hope is that those participating want to help.
"I would prefer to avoid this option, Unless we can show that there are many added benefits from using this platform over others, thus justifying the fees and making it more acceptable to users."
Absolutely. Hopefully there will be many added benefits.
"I think it a good idea, fees will go anyway to affected users, I totally agree"
Awesome. That's definitely the intent.
"better not tax when tokens are transferred to the blockchain - tax the transaction (something small, in order not to affect the volume/liquidity too much) like what they are doing with the flight tickets in Quebec"
Absolutely! This would be a transaction cost only.
At the moment this has not yet been agreed upon by the partner exchange.
Have you discussed the project with anyone else who lost funds in Quadriga? What kind of feedback are you hearing?
40% said they've discussed it. 40% have not. 20% didn't answer (or it was hard to understand). Some of the responses:
"only online, and there there seems to be some confusion about the projects goals, some concerns about the connection to a for-profit exchange, and a general 'one bitten twice shy' mentality."
"Yes, Matt and my spouse. The problem was foreseeable. We just all ignored the risk because we were sold on the simplicity. The first red flag I saw was that accounts could be reloaded through an entity in China, which did not make sense, but I ignored it because of my perceived impression of protection given that the operator was in Canada."
"Yes - most have given up hope of recovering funds"
" I can't follow the chats on Telegram. I gained no knowledge the times I tried to read the discussions there. In fact the discussions there seemed to be not very polite. I wasn't able to connect with any other affected user. I wish there were some more structured gathering. Maybe a webinar would be nice."
Note: This sounds like it may be talking about the separate and more popular Quadriga Uncovered Telegram group. We would be very interested for any examples of impolite discussions on our Telegram group.
"This recovery process started out fine, but has turned into a circus show as is usual with lawyers who naturally want to stretch cases out to steal more money from victims."
"Not for now, I don't know any other victim (except members of Quadriga initiative)"
"Its your fault for keeping it on an exchange, what did you think was going to happen. There will be no money left after the 'bankruptcy'.. Lightning will solve all these problems other than recovery of funds."
Many affected users have strong privacy concerns and shame regarding what happened to them, such that they are even hesitant to share basic details. What do you feel is the best way to build trust and openness among the affected user community?
Here are some of the replies:
"I really don't know. Keeping things as anonymous as possible might help, but then the project would also need accountability to show that most of the tokens weren't sent to your own account. It's a tricky problem."
Absolutely. We also need to consider the various ways the project could be defrauded.
"What you are doing now. I am just not clear on the sustainab[i]lility of this effort without appropriate financial support."
"We all lost. We got burned. No shame in getting burned. It happens."
"There must be a way for affected users to connect to each other. Communication is the foundation, and it can be done preserving privacy. Some ideas include a webinar, chat tools that preserve privacy, etc. I heard of the documentary but I don't know what will be there. I think it is important also for the public at large to know how Quadriga affected users. That is, it's important for some personal stories to be published, ideally in the mainstream press."
We have Telegram, Reddit, and Twitter. A webinar would be great! There have been a number of mainstream news articles on Quadriga, although it's not well known outside of the crypto community. We welcome any further ideas for platforms.
"I would use the angle that crypto will continue to gain traction as time goes on, and that although the affected users were victims of a terrible fraud, we have an opportunity to prevent this from happening to others. I would also use the fact that this initiative has gained a considerable following and that affected users are all in this together, whether we want it or not."
"Maybe a guarantee that nobody will be further persecuted would help."
Hopefully no affected users are persecuted. Who's being persecuted?
"I don't know what else could be done for now."
"Just let us go forward."
"Once you demonstrate positive effects (and communicating about them), and set up ways to contact you securely, the users who have privacy concerns will contact you. You should have anonymous way to communicate with you (maybe using memo.cash?)"
Feel free to use an anonymous handle for any communication with us via Reddit, Twitter, Telegram, or email.
"Simple questions, good job :). Wonder about the stages of loss/gr[ie]f. Maybe the stinging pain needs to subside before people will trust."
Notes: Percentages rounded to the nearest 5%.
Thank you very much for everyone who took the time to respond! We will continue to study your answers as we move forward!
Centralized exchanges and their risks
The ecosystem of 2Ether will include a decentralized exchange, 2EtherEx. How are decentralized exchanges – DEX – different from traditional centralized exchanges? Are they really better? What issues do they face? We'll tell you all about it a series of posts. This time, we'll look at centralized exchanges – why they have nothing to do with real decentralization and what risks they pose.
Big exchanges like Coinbase and Huobi allow you to trade in decentralized crypto assets, but they themselves are completely centralized. This is for three reasons:
1) All transactions are processed off-chain and recorded in the exchange's own database. All those thousands of trades made every day on Coinbase, for example, are never recorded on the blockchain.
2) Client funds are stored in a centralized way. When you deposit money on an exchange, it goes into the main wallet of the exchange. It's huge – there are millions of dollars' worth of crypto there. If you send money from your blockchain wallet, then this – and only this – operation is recorded on the blockchain. After this, the centralized exchange assigns you credit of sorts – it puts as much crypto on your individual account as you put in the main wallet. At the end of trading, when you want to withdraw your profits, you sort of exchange those credits for the real crypto, which gets sent to your wallet. This transaction is also recorded on the blockchain. But everything in between has nothing to do with decentralization.
3) The exchange management is centralized – it's in the hands of a few people. They can become very powerful, and their decisions influence what happens to your funds. For example, Changpeng Zhao, the CEO of Binance, has such weight in the industry that he doesn't even comment on the potential of any coins. On the other hand, illegal actions taken by exchange executives can have terrible consequences. When the CEO of the Canadian exchange Quadriga was found dead in India, it turned out that almost $100 million were missing from the accounts. This money will probably never be found.
Centralization of exchanges has several more risks:
- Easy target for hackers. We've all heard about massive thefts from exchanges – sometimes up to $500 million. Since all the funds are stored together, exchanges' wallets are among the most attractive things to hack, so criminals keep trying.
- Market manipulations. Exchanges and their partners do lots of wash trading, fictitious deals, front-running, etc. It's estimated that over 80% of all Bitcoin trading volume is essentially fake. Exchanges want to be in the top-10 by volume – and most of their revenue comes from commissions. So they will allow bots and many dubious practices, even if their Terms of Use usually say that you can't manipulate the market in any way.
- Arbitrary actions. An exchange can suddenly close operations in a certain country, introduce an obligatory KYC, or delist an asset.
So if centralized exchanges are so risky, why do most traders use them? The reason is that they have some very serious advantages, too. We'll look at those advantages in our next post.
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QuadrigaCX: A history of suspicious activity
This is a compilation of everything suspicious I found with Quadriga. Please let me know if there's anything incorrect or missing
Early History (2013-2017)
QuadrigaCX started in 2013 and made history by being the first crypto exchange to register with FINTRAC and accept gold bullion deposits. By 2015, Quadriga became Canada's largest crypto exchange. So far, so good.
In March 2015, Quadriga attempted to go public and a month later, announced its intention to install Bitcoin ATMs across Canada. Both these plans were eventually aborted.
Even though Quadriga never listed, it started selling its shares over-the-counter. In Sep 2015, Quadriga stopped publishing audits. In March 2016, Quadriga was banned from selling shares after the BCSC issued a cease trade order (CTO) for not submitting an audit.
Around the same time, 3 of Quadriga's 5 directors (Anthony Milewski, Lovie Horner, Bill Filtness) and CFO (Natasha Tsai) all resigned. Sometime in 2016, Director and Co-founder Michael Patryn resigned. This left Gerald Cotten ("Gerry") as the only remaining director.
Evidence shows that Michael Patryn has used several aliases (including Omar Dhanani) and is a convicted identity thief
In June of 2017, QuadrigaCX announced it lost over 67,000 ETH (about $14M USD at the time) due to a technical glitch. This didn't stop Gerry from registering a 50ft yacht less than 2 months later!
Quadriga has changed its business address several times. It started as a Vancouver-based exchange, with its addresses changing from Commercial Dr, Nelson St, and Homer St. Eventually, the address moved to Toronto. None of these were physical office addresses, but instead a mail forwarding address.
The Terms of Service on Quadriga's website have always suspiciously stated that:
All account fundings are considered to be purchases of QuadrigaCX Bucks. These are units that are used for the purposes of purchasing Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies. QuadrigaCX Bucks are NOT Canadian Dollars. Any notation of $, CAD, or USD refers to an equivalent unit in QuadrigaCX Bucks, which exist for the sole purpose of buying and selling Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
QuadrigaCX is NOT a financial institution, bank, credit union, trust, or deposit business. We DO NOT take Deposits. We exist solely for the purposes of buying and selling cryptocurrencies.
Banking troubles throughout 2018
In late Dec 2017, Jose Reyes (CEO of Billerfy and Costodian Inc, Quadriga's payment processor) moved over a million dollars from Quadriga's account and into his own personal CIBC account
Shortly after, CIBC froze these funds and tried reaching out to Gerry, who refused to speak with them
All throughout 2018, Quadriga's fiat withdrawal times took 2-3 months to complete. Quadriga kept citing the CIBC freeze as the reason. What's very suspicious is how Quadriga constantly lied to customers with promises such as "the withdrawal backlog will be cleared in 1 week" or "your funds have been processed" when in fact they were months away from doing so.
Period leading up to Gerry's death
On Nov 27, Gerry filed his will just 12 days before his death. He left a plane, two houses, and $100,000 for the care of his two Chihuahuas.
Gerry had a plan for all his personal affairs in the event of his death but he had no contingency plan for $180M CAD of crypto in cold storage that only he had the private keys to?
India is a suspicious place to travel, considering Gerry had a medical condition and considering how easy it is to get a death certificate there
After a severe bear market, most crypto businesses have been struggling and laying off staff. It's odd that Gerry, who has no history of philanthropy, chooses to donate money. Especially when his exchange is having so many banking troubles.
The organization that built the orphanage states on their website that they take care of all construction. There was zero need for Gerry to go to India
A reddit post shows that the orphanage exists, although it's a mystery where the image came from
Bitcoin fell 50% in Nov – the worst monthly decline in 7 years. Gerry's death occurred shortly after
Gerry's death and announcement
On Dec 9, Gerry died in India "due to complications of Crohn's disease." However, there is a low probability that Crohn's disease is fatal, especially at the young age of 30
Just a couple days later, a reddit post indicated someone bought 300 BTC on Quadriga at a 25% premium and moved the funds out of the exchange
It took Quadriga over a month to announce Gerry's death on Jan 14th.
Over the following 2 weeks, Quadriga continued to assure customers that "our hot wallets are being filled and withdrawals are going slower but will complete."
On Jan 28th, Quadriga takes down their website. Initially they said "an upgrade is being performed," then the message changed to "site maintenance" before being changed to "Quadriga has filed for creditor protection" on Jan 31st.
The death certificate misspells his surname, as well as his parents' surnames. The hospital that issued the certificate has a history of fraud.
The funeral home in Nova Scotia where Gerry's funeral was held has no record/obituary of Gerry's death. There is no picture showing Gerry's deceased body.
Chain analysis of the crypto trapped in cold storage
Quadriga's crypto wallets have substantially less than the reported $180M CAD
There were no cold wallets. Quadriga moved everything onto other exchanges (Poloniex, Kraken, Binance, Bitfinex, And Huobi)
There has possibly been movement from Quadriga Litecoin addresses since Gerry's death
In the media, Gerry stated several times that Quadriga uses multi-sig cold storage. This is where 2/3 or 3/5 people can be used to authorize a transaction. Clearly no multisig was used if only Gerry had the private keys.
Formal Active Investigations
A preliminary court hearing was held on Feb 5, 2019 where the Canadian Apex Court appointed Ernst and Young (EY) as Monitor to further investigate into the matter. EY has stated that its an extraordinary challenge to decipher Quadriga's finances, as the company has no accounting records (and did not systematically track incoming and outgoing payments) nor a bank account in its name.
Toronto-West RCMP (with the assistance of Nova Scotia RCMP) are leading an investigation into QuadrigaCX
The Better Business Bureau (BBB), which gives Quadriga an F-rating, launched an investigation in Dec 2018
Quadriga has substantial personal information on its customers, including SIN, driver's license, and banking details. Given Quadriga's murky history, customers may have their identity at risk and should setup up credit report and identity theft alerts with either Equifax or TransUnion.
Quadriga's History
CCN Article listing suspicious activity
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Why don't you guys use Vertbase? We should stay away from these greedy exchanges
Binance knows they can get away with anything.
I don't hold any amount of DGB but charging ridiculous amounts of money isn't doing any of us favours. Reputable decentralized coins that didn't raise money through ICOs or premines simply can't afford to get on their exchange and I for one don't want to continue supporting this.
I'm going to shill Vertbase here, they have USD GBP and EURO pairings for
-Bitcoin -Litecoin -Ethereum -Digibyte -Vertcoin -Ravencoin -Reddcoin -Navcoin -Groestlecoin -Dogecoin -Monacoin -Decred -FlO And they always add more as per requests
They donate some of their earnings to these projects monthly, the complete opposite of something like Binance. They never hold any of your money, you're always in control of your keys I'm not affiliated with them nor can I use their service at the moment because they don't have support for Canadians yet but I want to get the word out there. We speak with our dollars, and I'd hope people would support an exchange like this over coinbase/Binance
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Argentina Sets New Trading Record After Central Bank Bans Bitcoin BuysBitcoin (BTC) trading set new records in two of its most keenly watched South American markets last week, new data has revealed.As monitoring resource Coin Dance confirmed on Nov. 10, the seven days ending Saturday (Nov 9) saw more trading against BTC than ever before in both Venezuela and Argentina.In total, Venezuela traded 142.9 billion sovereign bolivars (VES) last week, while Argentina managed 19.4 million pesos (ARS). Both are firm records over previous levels.
Bitcoin Called "First Successful Application Of Blockchain" By State-Run Chinese NewspaperChinese state news agency Xinhua has published a front-page article entitled "Bitcoin: The First Successful Application of Blockchain Technology," according to Sino Global Capital CEO Matthew Graham.The lengthy article explains the main peculiarities of Bitcoin, an open-source P2P cryptocurrency, describing how BTC transactions and mining work. It also mentions that the price of the top cryptocurrency tends to fluctuate a lot, and it's difficult to ensure its stability.
Canada's First Legally-Delivered USD Stablecoin Launched By Blockchain Venture CapitalThe Blockchain Venture Capital Inc. (BVCI) has launched CUSD — the first legally delivered USD-stablecoin in Canada.The cryptocurrency is supplemented by a mobile wallet called Bvc Pay which is used to store, exchange, and trade CUSD over-the-counter (OTC).The same company also developed the world's first stablecoin pegged to the value of the Canadian dollar (CAD) — first launched on Canada Day back on July 1, 2019.
Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Sees Biggest 2019 Drop As Hash Rate SpikesBitcoin (BTC) mining difficulty adjusted downwards more than at any time since its 2018 price low on Nov. 8, data shows.As noted by entrepreneur and cryptocurrency commentator Alistair Milne on Monday (Nov 11), difficulty fell by around 7% after the network's latest readjustment.
After a major decline, bitcoin found support near the $8,670 level against the US Dollar. A new monthly low was formed near $8,674 before the price started an upside correction.
The price recovered above the $8,800 and $8,900 levels. Moreover, there was a break above the $9,000 resistance area and the 100 hourly simple moving average. The bulls were able to gain strength, but they faced a strong selling interest near the $9,150 and $9,160 levels.
A high was formed near $9,146 and the price is currently retreating from the high. It broke the $9,000 support area and the 100 hourly SMA. Additionally, there was a break below the 23.6% Fib retracement level of the recent wave from the $8,674 low to $9,146 high.
PAX/Paxos Standard: Paxos Standard (PAX) 2019 Singapore Financial Technology Festival will be held from November 11th to 15th, and Paxos Standard will attend the conference.Crypto.com Coin (CRO): and 3 others 11 November 2019 Capital Warm-up Party Capital Warm-up Party in Singapore.GoldCoin (GLC): 11 November 2019 Reverse Bitcoin Hardfork The GoldCoin (GLC) Team will be "Reverse Hard Forking" the Bitcoin (BTC) Blockchain…"Horizen (ZEN): 11 November 2019 (or earlier) Horizen Giveaway — Nodes Horizen Giveaway — Win Free Node Hosting! Entries before November 11th.SINOVATE (SIN): 11 November 2019 Roadmap V3 SINOVATE (SIN) Roadmap V3 will be released with new upcoming technologies and proof of concepts!0x (ZRX): 11 November 2019 0x V3 Vote Ends "The voting period will end on November 11. Learn more about all the exciting features included in v3 below."Akropolis (AKRO): and 4 others 11 November 2019 Kucoin Blockchain Day "KuCoin Blockchain Day Berlin 2019" from 5 PM — 9:15 PM (CET) in Berlin.
BTC/Bitcoin: The CoinMarketCap Global Conference will be held at the Victoria Theatre in Singapore from November 12th to 13thBinance Coin (BNB) and 7 others: 12 November 2019 CMC Global Conference "The first-ever CoinMarketCap large-scale event: A one-of-a-kind blockchain / crypto experience like you've never experienced before."Aion (AION) and 17 others: 12 November 2019 The Capital The Capital conference from November 12–13 in Singapore.Loom Network (LOOM): 12 November 2019 Transfer Gateway Update "If you have a dapp that relies on the Transfer Gateway, follow the instructions below to make sure you're prepared."Kava (KAVA): 12 November 2019 Updated Mainnet Launch "Our updated mainnet launch will be on Tuesday November 12th at 14:00 UTC."Crypto.com Coin (CRO): 12 November 2019 Telegram AMA Live AMA with CRO COO and Kucoin's Global Community Manager on KuCoin's official English Telegram channel at 16:00 (UTC+8).Chainlink (LINK): and 1 other 12 November 2019 NYC Meetup "Ontology + Future of Blockchain in China Meetup Presented by Chainlink" in NYC from 6:30 PM — 8:30 PM.
Lisk (LSK): 19 November 2019 Lisk.js "We are excited to announce liskjs2019 will take place on November 19th. This all day blockchain event will include…"Aion (AION): 19 November 2019 Hard Fork "Leading up to the hard fork on November 19th-20th, 2019 the Unity — Aion Kernel will be upgraded by node operators."
Wanchain (WAN): 31 December 2019 (or earlier) Wanchain 4.0 Release Wanchain 4.0, which introduces private chains integration and multi-coin wallet, released in Dec 2019.QuarkChain (QKC): 31 December 2019 (or earlier) Token Testnet Release Testnet for Multi-Native-Token and New Consensuses.
Total Market Cap, as of 04.05.19 at 3:00pm (PST): USD 176,296,809,504 (+23.01%)
•Korean exchange Bithumb has been allegedly hacked for 3 million EOS (USD 12.5 million) and 20 million XRP (worth USD 6.2 million).
•Japanese exchange Coincheck launches a new OTC service allowing traders to purchase 50 or more BTC in a single transaction.
•Binance announces Binance Singapore, a fiat-to-crypto exchange to support SGD (Singapore Dollar) onramps. The platform is slated to launch sometime this April.
•Indian exchange Coindelta ceases operations as a result of regulation that has affected cryptocurrency businesses in the country.
•BitMEX refunds traders who lost funds as a result of positions being closed due to auto-deleveraging.
•Huobi lists Dogecoin (DOGE) and accompanies the newly listed token with a 10M DOGE giveaway.
•Korean exchange Bithumb has been allegedly hacked for 3 million EOS (worth $12.5 million USD) and 20 million XRP (USD 6.2 million).
•Founders of Vancouver based Vanbex Group Inc and Etherparty Smart Contracts Inc are being accused of fraud as a result of an USD 30 million ICO that took place in 2017. The pair allegedly took crowdsale funds which was intended to fund that platform which never materialized. Vanbex has since released a statement denying all allegations.
•The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), releases a framework that outlines considerations which will help token issuers determine whether a digital asset would classify as a security.
•In what would be Canada's largest cryptocurrency forfeiture, a Toronto Judge orders a previously identified drug dealer, Matthew Phan, to forfeit USD 1.4 million worth of Bitcoin.
•The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issues its first ever no-action letter to token issuer Turnkey Jets.
•Coinsquare announces the intention to launch the first ever stablecoin backed by the Canadian dollar dubbed "eCAD".
INSTITUTIONALIZATION
•The Cyberspace Administration of China has approved 197 companies on its list of registered blockchain service providers. Of the 197 companies, major tech giants Baidu (Baidu Blockchain Engine), Alibaba (Alibaba Cloud BaaS) and Tencent (Tencent Blockchain as a Service) made the list.
•The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) releases a job posting aiming to hire an Attorney Advisor specializing in cryptocurrency.
•@ErikVoorhees - "The US dollar has fallen to 1/5000th of a Bitcoin"
•@elonmusk – "Dogecoin might be my fav cryptocurrency. It's pretty cool"
•@krugermacro – "Everybody outside crypto is talking about bitcoin today. From banks to funds to family offices to brokers."
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EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW - THIS WEEK IN CRYPTO (02.08.19 – 02.15.19)
Total Market Cap, as of 02.15.19 at 3:00pm (PST): $120,400,220,614 (-1.38% from last week)
● Skeptics turned adopters. JPMorgan releases JPM Coin, a cryptocurrency to settle transactions between clients within the firm to reduce settlement time.
● Coinbase Wallet launches Google Cloud and iCloud backups for private keys.
● QuadrigaCX accidently transfers 103 Bitcoins (~$500K USD) to in-accessible cold wallets. Canadian firm continues to lose credibility.
● Binance aims to launch the test-net of Binance Chain on February 20th. The main-net will enable the decentralized exchange being developed by the firm.
● Coinsquare acquires decentralized exchange StellarX. A move acquiring talent and infrastructure.
● Indonesian regulator (BAPPEBTI) announces strict requirements for cryptocurrency futures trading. Traders must maintain $5.7M USD in accounts and have $7M USD in paid-up capital. Exchanges must maintain $70.9M USD in accounts and have 56.7M USD in paid-up capital.
● UnionBank, one of the largest commercial banks in the Philippines launched a cryptocurrency ATM. The 1st machine in the nation, with more to come based on usage.
● NASDAQ adds Bitcoin and Ethereum indexes, Bitcoin Liquid Index (BLX) and Ethereum Liquid Index (ELX). Firm plans to launch a Bitcoin futures platform in Q1 2019.
● HSBC announces a 25% in operational costs when using its blockchain-based software "FX Everywhere" to settle foreign exchange trades conducted by firm.
● Status releases new hardware wallet called "The Keycard". The size of a visa card, supporting BTC, BCH ,LTC, XRP, ETH, ERC-20 tokens and can sign transactions by taping card on a mobile device.
● Chinese internet giant Baidu launches operating system for DApp development. New OS will relieve high data storage and expedite development offering pre-built DApp templates.
● Digital Asset, a distributed ledger technology company for financial services loses its CTO/CIO James Powell.
● Coinbase, a San Francisco based cryptocurrency exchange hires LJ Brock, previously HR lead at Citadel Trading - one of Chicago's biggest hedge funds.
● @jerrybrito – "If JPM Coin is a cryptocurrency, then so is Fortnite V-Bucks."
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Portuguese Tax Agency: Bitcoin transactions and payments are tax-free According to Cointelegraph Spain on August 27th, the Portuguese tax authorities have made it clear that the country will not tax cryptocurrency transactions and encrypted payments.
Thailand Customs Administration will use blockchain technology to track shipments According to vietnamplus, the General Administration of Customs of Thailand will use the blockchain platform TradeLens to track shipments and share information to simplify the process.
Canadian cryptocurrency mining company Hut 8 announced the return of profit Canadian cryptocurrency mining company Hut 8 Mining Corp. announced that it has resumed profitability and revenue has more than tripled. According to a report on May 8, the cryptocurrency mining company Hut 8 Mining Corp. had a total loss of nearly $140 million in 2018.
Ethereum client becomes the first public blockchain project on Hyperledger Hyperledger has officially adopted the first public blockchain project, Pantheon of ConsenSys. The Hyperledger Technical Steering Committee approved the addition of Pantheon on Thursday morning, which was renamed Hyperledger Besu. According to reports, Pantheon includes a suite of Ethereum-based services built by ConseSys' engineering team PegaSys. These services can run on the Ethereum's public, private and test networks. PegaSys Strategy and Operations Assistant Grace Hartley said that Pantheon is the only Ethereum client of ConsenSys in its open source project suite.
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ADX/AdEx: ADEX (ADX) will release the Validator Stack version 2.0 in August DADI/DADI: DADI will release the network CLI on August 31, with Stargates to support network services; and release Self Onboarding on the same day to allow the network to be more open. MITH/Mithril: The Mithril (MITH) team decided to implement the first MITH token destruction program on August 31. COS/Contentos: Contentos test network v0.5 "Jupiter" will be launched on August 31, this is the last version of the test before the main online line, alternate release. NOAH/Noah Coin: Noah Coin (NOAH) exchanges the held tokens at BTCNext, ending on August 31st.
XLM/Stellar: Stellar (XLM) will conduct equity awards in binance on September 1st MHC/MetaHash: MetaHash (MHC) will close all ICO accounts as of September 1 and will permanently close all ICO accounts. All MHCs will need to be transferred to MetaGate Wallet by this date. DGD/DigixDAO: The DigixDAO (DGD) DGXHUB community representative program will be open for application on September 1.
AE/Aeternity: The third phase of Aeternity token (AE) main network migration will end on September 2nd. PLPillar: The Pillar (PLR) Pillar community will participate in a creative strategy seminar hosted by experiencehaus in London, UK on September 2nd. LA/LAToken: The LAToken (LA) LATOKEN community will host an investor reception in London, England on September 2nd.
BTC is currently reporting $9461.53, down 7.56% in the day. In response to the current trend, BTC has fluctuated within a narrow range during this period. Today's market broke the previous adjustment stage. The price quickly fell from above $10,200 to a minimum of $9311 and then rose to the current $1,471, and the current price fell below the key support. MA120 moving average (near $9,500), if the daily line closes, it will be possible to continue to test to the previous long-term low support of $9000. We can see the weekly trend of the whole bull market from BTC 2016 to 2018. It can be seen that the Bollinger Middle Track plays a key supporting role in the slow cattle to mad cow market. The BTC can quickly recover from each time it reaches the vicinity of the moving average, and the lowest point of the five weekly rounds is not touched. The track was quickly pulled back, and the remaining two minimum pins were pulled back below the middle rail. The overall low point of the trend gradually rose to the highest level of 20,000 US dollars. At present, BTC pulled out from the strong price of 4,000 US dollars in early April. In the middle of the forest, the price has been running above the middle rail. After hitting a 19-year high of 14,000 US dollars, it is in a continuous pullback trend. Below the key bull market trend, the Bollinger Middle Track Supported at around $9080, there is a short-term opportunity to test the mid-rail support of the weekly Bollinger. At the same time, the area is also the support of the weekly EMA21 moving average. The lower limit can be added to the vicinity of $8,800 to $9,000, and the weekly MACD on the water is still in the overall position. From the end of the large decline triangle of 14,000 US dollars to 9,000 US dollars, it is technically impossible to judge the end of the 19-year Mavericks market before the support of the mid-rail trend of the unbroken weekly level.
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Crunchy, warm and can be dipped in all kinds of sauces, they are delightful!
Samosas are a fabulous way to start a meal, and when made small and dainty they can be very elegant to serve at a cocktail party. Samosas can be filled with all kinds of fillings, so they are an open ground for creativity. Especially when you pair the filling with a creative dipping sauce they can be really delectable. I have tried this gingered crab with rice when in Seychelles – which cooks the same creole cuisine as Mauritius – and in Mauritius samosas are possibly the most consumed snacks. I thought to combine the two very tasty concoctions into one and fill the samosas with the gingered crab. They turned out heavenly, really uniquely flavoured samosas. I have gone with a slightly thinned creole coconut chutney (FYI, creole chutneys are different from Indian chutneys in texture and making methods, more on that in later posts) for a dipping sauce, but you can also go for the Thai sweet chili sauce, which matched the crab perfectly too.
Here is how these samosas are made also including the pastry!….
In a large skillet, heat the 2 tsp vegetable oil and saute the spring onions and red onion until translucent. Add the grated ginger and sprinkle with curry powder and seasoning, mix to coat and incorporate. Add the shredded crab meat and stir twice, then pour in the cream the vinegar and the lime zest. Bring the mixture to a gentle boil and allow it to reduce slightly. Remove the skillet from the heat and set aside to cool.
In the meantime, make the pastry. Place all the ingredients in the stand mixer and knead until you achieve a soft dough. Using a pasta roller, and the same way you would roll the pasta, roll this dough into thin sheets (see pasta rolling instructions here). Cut the rolled pastry sheets into rectangular strips (20 cm x 5cm).
Spread the sheet out on a clean work surface and place 1 tsp of filling on one end of the strip and roll into the classic triangular shape (see the photo tutorial at the end of this post). Once all samosas are filled and rolled, heat the vegetable oil and deep fry the samosas until golden and crispy. Drain on absorbent paper then line on a serving plate and place the dip in a small bowl at one end. Serve immediately.
These samosas will be a hit every time you serve them, so make sure you do. I hope you have enjoyed this post, and all of the Mauritius travel posts and recipes.
While in Mauritius, especially when driving around the island, I kept telling my two children: "Take it all in". I meant the natural beauty and amazing scenery. Because Mauritius is so naturally stunning, it has that relaxing effect on you. You kind of feel there is no worry in the world, in fact, was there ever any?! "Take it in" my 2 children and husband kept repeating in a joke, making fun of me repeatedly telling them to. Firas would jokingly keep telling them "don't forget to take it in!" and all three of them would burst out laughing!!
The best thing about writing these Mauritius posts and recipes is that they have given me a chance to recall all of the fun. Going through the photos I got to see it all again, and feel like that trip never ended. I have told many of my friends, that I want to live there, and really I would in a blink. I tell you this, because today I have concluded the Mauritius posts with this recipe. I had posted about traveling culinary to Mauritius, what to do and expect… And want to encourage you again to visit Mauritius because it has that unique serenity that you will not experience anywhere else. So do, when you get a chance, go there and when there give yourself a chance to "Take it all in". Trust me we joke about everything but unless we are aware and consciously take in an experience we just miss what it really offers!
Firas will probably laugh his heart out when he reads this!
I go on my Culinary Trips on my own behalf, self-funded and do not earn any income for recommending any accommodation, restaurant, service, activity…etc. I share my experience with you to hopefully inspire you to try the locations, services and activities which I have personally found outstanding. The views expressed on my website are my own.


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Amending section 104 of title 28 of the United States Code so as to create a Greenville division in the Northern District of Mississippi, with terms of court to be held at Greenville. July 12, 1950. -- Committed to the Committee of the Whole House on the State of the Union and ordered to be printed., (electronic resource)
Amending section 104 of title 28 of the United States Code so as to create a Greenville division of the northern district of Mississippi, with terms of court to be held at Greenville. June 26 (legislative day, June 7), 1950. -- Ordered to be printed., (electronic resource)
Bridge across Mississippi River at Lake Village, Ark., and at Greenville, Miss. August 16 (calendar day, August 18), 1937. -- Ordered to be printed., (electronic resource)
Bridge across Mississippi River from Greenville, Miss., to Lake Village, Ark. May 3, 1938. -- Referred to the House Calendar and ordered to be printed., (electronic resource)
Bridge across Mississippi River near Greenville, Miss., and near Lake Village, Ark. April 20 (calendar day, May 24), 1938. -- Ordered to be printed., (electronic resource)
Bridge across the Mississippi River between Lake Village, Ark., and Greenville, Miss. July 28, 1937. -- Referred to the House Calendar and ordered to be printed., (electronic resource)
Estimate of appropriation for the War Department to pay claims for damages. Communication from the President of the United States transmitting estimate of appropriation submitted by the War Department to pay claims for damages due to military operations, amounting to $2,701.85. February 3, 1943. -- Referred to the Committee on Appropriations and ordered to be printed., (electronic resource)
Granting consent of Congress to establishment by States of Mississippi and Arkansas of a bistate commission relating to constructing a railroad bridge across the Mississippi River. July 21 (legislative day, July 16), 1956. -- Ordered to be printed., (electronic resource)
Granting the consent of Congress to the establishment by the States of Mississippi and Arkansas of a bistate commission to investigate the possibilities of constructing a railroad bridge across the Mississippi River. June 14, 1956. -- Committed to the Committee of the Whole House on the State of the Union and ordered to be printed., (electronic resource)
In the Senate of the United States. January 18, 1882. -- Ordered to be printed. Mr. Jackson, from the Committee on Claims, submitted the following report. (To accompany Bill S. 892.) The Committee on Claims, to whom was referred the petition of Warren Hull [i.e., Hall], of Saint Louis, Mo., submit the following report..., (electronic resource)
Mississippi River and tributaries -- harbor improvements at Greenville, Miss. Letter from the Secretary of the Army transmitting a letter from the Chief of Engineers... submitting a report... on an interim review report on Mississippi River and tributaries with respect to harbor improvements at Greenville, Miss.,... March 11 (legislative day, March 9), 1959. -- Referred to the Committee on Public Works and ordered to be printed with illustrations., (electronic resource)
Mississippi River and tributaries, Greenville Harbor, Mississippi. Letter from the Secretary of the Army transmitting a letter from the Chief of Engineers... submitting a report, together with accompanying papers and an illustration, on Mississippi River and tributaries, Greenville Harbor, Mississippi... September 11, 1973. -- Referred to the Committee on Public Works and ordered to be printed with one illustration., (electronic resource)
Mississippi River improvement. Testimony taken before the House Committee on Rivers and Harbors. May 3, 1884. -- Ordered to be printed., (electronic resource)
Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies in the War of the Rebellion. [Naval Forces on Western Waters, from January 1 to May 17, 1863; Series I, Volume 24.]., (electronic resource)
Warren Hall. June 4, 1880. -- Committed to the Committee of the Whole House and ordered to be printed., (electronic resource)
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Warren Hall. June 4, 1880. -- Committed to the Committee of the Whole House and ordered to be printed.
Amending section 104 of title 28 of the United States Code so as to create a Greenville division in the Northern District of Mississippi, with terms of court to be held at Greenville. July 12, 1950. -- Committed to the Committee of the Whole House on the State of the Union and ordered to be printed.
Amending section 104 of title 28 of the United States Code so as to create a Greenville division of the northern district of Mississippi, with terms of court to be held at Greenville. June 26 (legislative day, June 7), 1950. -- Ordered to be printed.
Bridge across Mississippi River at Lake Village, Ark., and at Greenville, Miss. August 16 (calendar day, August 18), 1937. -- Ordered to be printed.
Bridge across Mississippi River from Greenville, Miss., to Lake Village, Ark. May 3, 1938. -- Referred to the House Calendar and ordered to be printed.
Bridge across Mississippi River near Greenville, Miss., and near Lake Village, Ark. April 20 (calendar day, May 24), 1938. -- Ordered to be printed.
Bridge across the Mississippi River between Lake Village, Ark., and Greenville, Miss. July 28, 1937. -- Referred to the House Calendar and ordered to be printed.
Estimate of appropriation for the War Department to pay claims for damages. Communication from the President of the United States transmitting estimate of appropriation submitted by the War Department to pay claims for damages due to military operations, amounting to $2,701.85. February 3, 1943. -- Referred to the Committee on Appropriations and ordered to be printed.
Granting consent of Congress to establishment by States of Mississippi and Arkansas of a bistate commission relating to constructing a railroad bridge across the Mississippi River. July 21 (legislative day, July 16), 1956. -- Ordered to be printed.
Granting the consent of Congress to the establishment by the States of Mississippi and Arkansas of a bistate commission to investigate the possibilities of constructing a railroad bridge across the Mississippi River. June 14, 1956. -- Committed to the Committee of the Whole House on the State of the Union and ordered to be printed.
In the Senate of the United States. January 18, 1882. -- Ordered to be printed. Mr. Jackson, from the Committee on Claims, submitted the following report. (To accompany Bill S. 892.) The Committee on Claims, to whom was referred the petition of Warren Hull [i.e., Hall], of Saint Louis, Mo., submit the following report...
Mississippi River and tributaries -- harbor improvements at Greenville, Miss. Letter from the Secretary of the Army transmitting a letter from the Chief of Engineers... submitting a report... on an interim review report on Mississippi River and tributaries with respect to harbor improvements at Greenville, Miss.,... March 11 (legislative day, March 9), 1959. -- Referred to the Committee on Public Works and ordered to be printed with illustrations.
Mississippi River and tributaries, Greenville Harbor, Mississippi. Letter from the Secretary of the Army transmitting a letter from the Chief of Engineers... submitting a report, together with accompanying papers and an illustration, on Mississippi River and tributaries, Greenville Harbor, Mississippi... September 11, 1973. -- Referred to the Committee on Public Works and ordered to be printed with one illustration.
Mississippi River improvement. Testimony taken before the House Committee on Rivers and Harbors. May 3, 1884. -- Ordered to be printed.
Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies in the War of the Rebellion. [Naval Forces on Western Waters, from January 1 to May 17, 1863; Series I, Volume 24.].

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Alicia Keys is back!
And she's officially warmed us over with her new look and single, "In Common". For the first time ever, the singer performed the song for a mainstream audience while on Saturday Night Live as the musical guest on Saturday.
Wearing a print head wrap with curls flowing about, she looked nearly makeup-free during the show. She also looked incredibly into the music, choosing to stand instead of seated in front of a piano.
"It's my most communal album," Keys told Zane Lowe on his Beats 1 radio show. Adding, "Real communal collaboration, where you live with people and talk to them about topics, and issues, and feelings, emotions, and really being vulnerable… It's this sonic combustion of music, that usually, doesn't go together. It feels familiar, comfortable and warm— and then, different. It's definitely heavy New York."
In addition to releasing her sixth studio album this year, the mother-of-two also has a role on Fox's Empire as Skye Summers and will be a host on Season 11 of NBC's The Voice.
If you haven't heard the song, listen below.
alicia keys	, saturday night live