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Interview - Ryan Corr On 'Holding The Man'
Holding The Man was selected to close the 2015 Sydney Film Festival and is now being released across the country. During his quick trip to Brisbane, I was fortunate enough to sit down with star Ryan Corr to chat about the film…
Matt: Holding The Man is an iconic Australian novel. When did you first come across it?
Ryan: I first came across the story in Sydney. I'd moved there to attend drama school when I was 17 and the play was being performed at the Griffin Theatre. Talk of the play, the story, and the derivatives of the book were being discussed everywhere within the drama school. Jumping ahead 7 years, I heard that Tommy Murphy, who had written the play, had also written a screenplay and Neil Armfield was attached as a director. I knew then it was a story I really wanted to be a part of.
Matt: A key part of any romantic drama is to have a connection between the two leading characters. How did the casting process here work? Were you and Craig Scott auditioned independently or were you brought together before any offers were made?
Ryan: It was such a strange process. Neil is famous for his strenuous and large audition process. There were 13 stages in all. The way he directs, he tries to find people that have the essence of these characters within them and he then facilitates an environment that enables them to jam with each other.
Chemistry for this film was paramount. The first time Craig and I met was in a dinky little office in London's West End. I was in Manchester at the time, he was coming from Los Angeles, and two other actors were coming in from Amsterdam and Australia. We'd all done the scenes with different partners and different groupings multiple times each.
In all the times that I'd auditioned and through all the boys that I'd met, no one else felt as available as Craig. He was looking to go "let's just see what we do, let's see what our dynamic is." We found new things within the scenes that we hadn't explored before. We went downstairs afterwards and just quietly, within audition etiquette, we each said "I hope you get it." From that point on, we were each other's rock throughout the whole shoot. What you're seeing on screen is a relationship forged between two actors that is hopefully representative of the relationship between the real Tim and John.
Matt: There's the text of the novel upon which the film is based. Is that solely what you drew from in creating the character of Timothy Conigrave or was there other research you could do such as speaking with his friends and family?
Ryan: The novel was the bible. If I ever wanted to know what was in Tim's head, I could refer to the novel as it was Tim's perspective writing about John. The research and material available extended far beyond that. We got to meet the Conigrave family and work with them for a number of weeks. They'd offer up family albums and come in for meetings with us for two hours where we'd just talk and get to know each other. They'd tell us stories about the boys at different ages.
As well as the family, we spoke to friends, ex-lovers, and other people who knew these boys intimately. We then had to collate all these ideas about who these people were. If someone was asked to describe me, my mum would say something very different to my best friend who would say something different to my ex.
Matt: Did all of that information help shape and change the screenplay?
Ryan: Absolutely. We had two weeks of rehearsal for this film which is rare in any Australian film. We workshopped the scenes like it was theatre and Tommy would edit the script on the fly.
Matt: As an actor, it seemed to be a challenging role in the sense that there are parts when you're playing a high school teenager but other parts where you're playing person who feels like he's had a whole life of experience. How do you do that as an actor and get inside the head of Timothy at those various points in his life?
Ryan: Yeah, we had to have different entry points. For me, playing the younger character, I fit into a school uniform very differently from when I was 17 but it's more about how your thoughts change and how your view of the world changes. I thought I had it all together and knew exactly what I was doing at 17 but the reality is that now, looking back, I realise I was a kid. It's about getting back into that mentality and realising who Tim eventually was and where that may have stemmed from and trying to replicate elements of that within a 17-year-old's headspace.
There was a bit of talk at the start about having younger boys play the roles. There was a big discussion and they didn't know what they wanted to do for a long time. It was finally decided that in order to care about and connect with these characters, it would be quite jarring to switch actors half way through. You need to be invested in them, their love, and their chemistry all the way through.
Matt: It's interesting the way the film is split up and events aren't necessarily shown in a chronological order. Do you know what was behind the decision of writer Tommy Murphy and director Neil Armfield in that regard?
Ryan: It was a decision of both Neil and Tommy. Speaking to them both, the editing process almost became a new way of writing. They originally had a 3 hour cut with all the scenes from the filming script. That was obviously too long and there's only so many scenes you can fit in. It's not a film about how they went from 17 to 30 but rather it's a window into a life. You inevitably know that it's going to have a tragic ending so it's not about keeping that from the audience to reveal at the end. It's about showing moments in a life.
Matt: What was it like working alongside acclaimed actors such as Anthony LaPaglia, Guy Pearce, Geoffrey Rush and Kerry Fox?
Ryan: Incredible. I remember watching Memento with Guy Pearce and Shine with Geoffrey Rush. I was taken aback by how welcoming and supportive they were through the process. We put them on a pedestal and idolise them but these guys were saying "this is your set" and were offering their help.
It was great to watch their process and see there are similarities in the way that we all work. For example, Guy was really attached to how Richard would look. That seemed to be his entry point. He spent a lot of time getting his wig and his costume right. Both he and Kerry Fox interviewed Tim's mother to help develop their characters.
Anthony LaPaglia knew Craig beforehand and actually housed him in America for a while. He's come out of the woodwork and has taken me under his wing. He's become a mentor in my life and is helping me navigate my way through the industry and the work itself. I feel really blessed to have met these people.
Matt: The film had its world premiere at the Sydney Film Festival back in June. What was it like seeing it with a packed audience for the first time? What sort of reactions have you received?
Ryan: So warm and so legitimate. It's an emotional ride and so when people come and talk to us after the movie, they've been moved. That makes this project standalone from others I have done and may ever do. The book and story mean a lot to many people. It changes your thoughts about what will make this film a success. It's not necessarily all about box-office figures but rather, whether we have done justice to the memory of these boys as far as their family and friends are concerned.
We also have a huge responsibility towards a group of men and women who went through the 1980s and 90s and experienced the myriad of young men who perished. While we've had huge developments in HIV and AIDS in this country, the film hopefully acts as gentle reminder of the past. It wasn't all that long ago.
Matt: What have you got coming up next? When are we going to see you next on screen?
Ryan: I've got a few films coming up that we're yet to shoot that are vastly different from Holding The Man. Part of this project was realising that scripts like this and opportunities to play real life characters come across very rarely. It's then a question of what do you do next? For me, it's any script that keeps me excited or that allows me to play a type of character I haven't done before.
In the next film that I'm shooting, I'm playing a sadist, a rapist and a horrible member of society in a film that uses this platform to talk about violence in society. I'm following that up with a play at the Sydney Theatre Company directed by Richard Cottrell which is called Arcadia and is a Tom Stoppard classic. I'm keeping it as varied as I can.


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Victorians Look Set To Elect Unlikely Premier No. 3
Shaun Carney, The Conversation Nov. 29, 2014, 9:59 AM
Victorian premier Denis Napthine (right) with opposition leader Daniel Andrews. Photo: Tracey Nearmy/ Getty Images.
Anyone in search of a prime example of the dictum that a functioning democracy is nothing short of a minor miracle need look no further than the state of Victoria. In the past 15 years, what has been the nation's most vibrant state in the 21st century has twice elected unlikely – some would say accidental – governments.
In 1999, the Labor Party, under Steve Bracks, fell over the line with a bare majority of the preferred vote and managed to form a minority government with the support of three independents. Seeing off the Kennett government was one of the great upset wins in Australian politics.
Labor was not prepared for victory. It looked to the Carr government in NSW for guidance, organising a series of workshops for its new ministers on how to do their jobs. Bracks regularly consulted Carr on how to be a premier. And it worked. The government found its feet quickly and voters took to it.
In 2002, Bracks called an early election and secured the biggest vote any party had won in the postwar period.
By 2010, Bracks had handed the reins to John Brumby, who, despite being considerably less popular than his predecessor, was still expected to win another term. But he didn't: the Liberal-National coalition led by Ted Baillieu got up – just. For the second time in just 11 years, Victorians elected a new government without any great enthusiasm.
Again, a government that was not fully prepared took charge. Unfortunately for the state and the Coalition, the Bracks experience was not repeated. Victorians never really got comfortable with the diffident, reserved Baillieu as premier. His government behaved like it was stuck in traffic and by March last year he was replaced by a more conventional political animal in Denis Napthine.
The polls suggested that voters liked Napthine's energetic style for a while – before again turning against the Coalition.
It appears that the sense of political ennui in the state has hit a new high in 2014. If the latest polls are to be believed, Labor will win this weekend with a small but workable majority. There would be no massive endorsement of a new administration if these figures are right.
Or there could be a repeat of the 2010 campaign. Party tracking surveys started to show a decisive proportion of undecided voters started to move towards the Coalition from the Wednesday before polling day.
In other words, those voters had done their best to switch off from the election until the final moments. Knowing that they would have to vote on the coming Saturday, they took a look and opted for something new.
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At this point, such a last-minute shift looks like being the only thing that can save the Napthine government. This time, it would be driven by the notion that the Coalition deserves a second chance. But it would likely be a government hanging on rather than securing a big tick. Then again, a win is a win.
Complicating all of this is the presence of the Abbott government. Most Victorians chose not to elect the Coalition at last year's federal election; Victoria was the only mainland state to stick with Labor.
The breakdowns of all public polls show that the antipathy towards the federal government and Tony Abbott has festered away for the past year. The hostility was turbo-boosted by the federal budget and, almost certainly, recent moves like the decision to cut the ABC's budget and try to get away with calling it a saving. It's a clear betrayal of a pre-election undertaking by Abbott.
Despite Abbott's redoubled effort this year to spend more time in Melbourne, he remains an unpopular figure in Victoria. Party strategists report that their qualitative surveys of voter sentiment reveal highly negative attitudes to Abbott. That's why one of Labor's most prominent ads morphs Napthine's face on to Abbott's.
What else could Napthine have done?
If the Napthine government does fall, some Liberals might ponder the road not taken. That road would have seen Napthine running against Abbott as much as he was running against Andrews and the Labor Party.
Napthine is unhappy with Victoria's take from the nation's GST receipts. He speaks of it from time to time without issuing a rallying call.
And one of the reasons he has had to so heavily promote the East West Link road tunnel project in Melbourne's inner northern suburbs as his chief infrastructure project is because Abbott refuses to stump up any money for urban rail.
The other major project on Victoria's infrastructure books was what used to be called the Melbourne Metro rail project. This new underground network would connect the southern suburbs to the CBD and the inner north, including the Parkville knowledge precinct. The Liberals committed to it in 2010 but earlier this year, in light of Abbott withdrawing the funding promised by federal Labor, Napthine scaled down the project, gave it a new name and pushed it well into the next decade.
Melbourne needs that project built, preferably in its original form and sooner rather than later. What might have happened if Napthine had dug in and railed against Abbott, calling for him to fund all good infrastructure projects, including urban rail, and not just roads?
Napthine's acquiescence and the fact that Labor under Andrews continues to feel its way towards the election after only four years out of power has led to one of the least combustible campaigns in recent memory.
The shrinking of state politics
State politics is suffering from the centralisation of power and revenue-raising in Canberra as well as the stripping back of resources in heritage media organisations, which reduces their coverage unless there is a scandal.
At the same time, civic engagement – as measured by party membership – has fallen as Australians lead busier lives and the major parties have become less responsive to their members.
The result is that state politics, even at election time, struggles to get the attention of the community. Certainly the last couple of elections in Victoria suggest that the contest cannot get pulses racing in the way that it did in the '80s and '90s under John Cain and Jeff Kennett.
The consequence of this is two-fold. First, the parties give the impression of outlining a vision for the state but in fact are mostly gathering up small, targeted, poll-tested policy announcements and tying them together into "blueprints" on jobs or transport or schools. No leader bothers to talk about anything beyond the specific; that could be dangerous, a sign of getting ahead of oneself. That's perceived as risky.
Second, the focus on the party leaders becomes ever more intense. In the final stages of this campaign, it appears that the ALP has succeeded in selling Daniel Andrews as a young-ish, smiling, family man. Labor left it until virtually the eve of the campaign – almost four years after he took the leader's mantle – to put effort into getting voters to notice him.
In the past month, Andrews has lost some weight, got a better haircut and ditched his frumpy, hunched suit-clad appearance for designer jeans, an open-neck shirt and a trim jacket. And his hitherto unseen young wife has been by his side throughout the campaign.
In previous years this might have jarred with a large proportion of voters, looking last-minute and tricked-up. Less so now. The truth is, few bothered to notice Andrews until they had to, which is now, when they know they have to vote. It seems to be perceived as not so much a makeover as a reboot.
Or perhaps voters don't care much either way. Whether this voter nonchalance is a sign of the success or the failure of the state's political system might become clearer after Victorians have issued their verdict.
Shaun Carney is the Adjunct Associate Professor, School of Social Sciences at Monash University. This article was originally published on The Conversation.
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This summer, the Brooklyn Historical Society has teamed up with Green-Wood Cemetery and Brooklyn Brewery to host a monthly happy hour on the cemetery grounds called "Drinks to Die For".
Sadly, as soon as we arrived, they ran out of the good beer and had to offer us Coors Light instead :( And then they eventually just ran out completely even though we still had drink tickets to burn. I guess they weren't expecting such a crowd. Who wouldn't want to hang out in a graveyard to have a few drinks? I think they've struck gold with the idea. And the proceeds benefit the Brooklyn Historical Society, so I guess I can't be too bummed about my "donation".
Here is Kurt looking really upset about his sub-par beer. What. A. Hipster.
There's only one more Drinks to Die For event this season. Don't miss it on August 22nd! Get there early for the good stuff and to find the best tombstone to hang out by!
Because we are crazy and can't seem to sit still/stay in one place for a few days, Kurt and I are travelling with friends to Portland, Maine this weekend to explore and eat our body weight in lobster. I! Can't! Wait! Wish us luck! Maybe I'll post some pictures...right after a few Charleston posts...oh, and our apartment updates...sigh...one of these days! Anyway, I hope you all have a great weekend!


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Another Erebus Pop Up Party!
If you weren't able to make it to our Erebus Pop Up party this past Saturday, here is a little bit of what you missed.
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This editorial, Forest Bathing, from CLON8 for the Autumn Winter collection shows that there is beauty even in the darkness of their Black Universe.
Footwear label Peter Non has done something innovative with The Sight to let you into their world by having a group of creative minds explore the Peter Non Spring Summer '17 through their own eyes. Here is the first instalment with Ambra Crociani.
in this instalment of Behind The Seams, we take you inside the high-end sporty world of emerging menswear brand Curtis Li Studio.
We were so pleased to partner with our emerging brand CLON8 to show what their black universe has in store for Spring Summer 2017 at our exclusive party on Friday here at the #ErebusPopUp.
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Another poker weekend. There was a local stud tournament here and guess what? I did not liked to go there! The thought of a nice quite night at home was to tempting (you already know, I work far from home half the week). While I liked to play some events online Katja did go there.
It was a two day event with a buyin of 500eur, unlimited 100eur rebuys for the first few levels and then three possible 200eur rebuys for some more levels if could get pretty expensive if you run bad. The levels were relative short with 30 minutes and the limit started with 20-100 (spread limit) and a stack of only 1000 chips. Katja needed two 100eur rebuys before she finally started to catch something and finished the first day with an about average stack. She came home right thereafter and joined my for some more online action.
The second day had an early start at 6:30 p.m. to gain some more time for the cash game (casinos here are not open 24/7) and Katja was doing excellent. At the end of the rebuy phase she called me to talk about taking one or more of those 200eur rebuys, now add-ons. For each 200eur another 4,000 chips would be given, her stack size being about 17,000. She said she was the tables chip leader so far and in good standing overall. I recommended to take just one add-on. I am not sure if the math is right and to lazy now to calculate but that is what my stomach said. She did it exactly like I suggested like any good wowan would do (lol). From there on she went to take the co-chip lead within the next few levels. Like things go she got busted shortly before arriving in the price money against the other chip leader when she lost full house in 5 cards against a better full house arriving with the 5th, 6th and 7th card. Outch.
Katja did play some cash game thereafter (500 eur pot-limit stud/holdem half/half) but after loosing another 4 full houses she had enough (and had lost enough) and came back home to me far after midnight.
I was playing many events over the weekend. Friday night I played the $109+R tournament on stars and managed to avoid any rebuy and even the add-on as I had a monster stack. In fact we had "Gigabet" on our table who made about 30 rebuys (not kidding) and played like crazy so after the first hour the four chip leaders were all on my table and me being one of them. I had played only 4 hands, all of them being 77. I won two coinflips with them and sucked out one time against 4 players when a 7 rivered. Big pot. There were many players in the tourney but I finally finished 18th some before the money then my AA lost to AQs (should have waited for 77).
Saturdays $300+30 event saw me going home quickly hen I lost set over set in 3 minutes two times.


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Ghost of Benedict Threatens Scandalous End to Pope Francis
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VATICAN CITY—The body of Pope Benedict XVI had barely been lowered into his tomb in the crypt under St. Peter's Basilica when wild speculation started swirling. Now that Benedict, who retired in 2013, was gone, would that pave the way for Francis to be the second pope in modern history to become a papal pensioner?
But the whispers weren't about Francis making the choice. They were about how to push him off the throne.
At the center of the alleged conspiracy to oust the sitting pope is Archbishop Georg Gänswein—once known as Gorgeous George, or George Clooney of the Catholic Church, for his unpriestly good looks. Gänswein was the Prefect of the Pontifical Household under Pope Benedict and had assumed that role would continue when Francis was elected. But a few years into his pontificate, Francis fired the archbishop, and sent him packing to the retirement monastery where Benedict spent the last ten years of his life, leaving Gänswein "shocked and speechless" over a number of decisions Francis made to undo Benedict's legacy. .
Gänswein's tell-all book, Nothing But The Truth – My Life Beside Benedict XVI, will hit bookstores Jan. 12. It is set to reveal what the retired pontiff really thought about Francis' papacy and private correspondence from the retired pope to conservatives—some of which is said to be highly critical of Francis—and will likely ignite a tirade of criticism against him.
The archbishop implied that he promised Benedict he would wait until his death to publish it, although it is unclear if the former pope gave his blessing or read the manuscript—or even knew about the book. Some Vatican watchers have accused Gänswein of hijacking a period of mourning for Benedict and turning it into a war between followers of the two popes.
Steve Bannon, Cardinal Burke, Minister Salvini, and the Plot to Take Down Pope Francis
Father Alberto Varinelli, a priest in the northern city of Bergamo, penned an open letter to the archbishop on Tuesday, pleading with him to block the publication, saying the tell-all was "in the cross-hairs" of those who want Francis out .
"As you well know, that text is eagerly awaited by the fringes hostile to the reigning Pope and, if there are attacks on Francis, that text will do much harm to the unity of the Church," he wrote in a letter widely distributed in Catholic circles. "If it emerges that the text is a collection of resentments and attacks, even with all the consequences that will follow it, immediately block its printing and commerce. It will be a noble act of a bishop who is on the side of the truth, without giving in to sympathies or the temptation of resentment."
Over the weekend, an unnamed cardinal told La Stampa newspaper of a "secret plan" now in place by conservative prelates including Gänswein to put so much pressure on Francis he will have no choice but to step down.
Gänswein spent the last few years chronicling the rift between the popes past and present, who he claims had an acrimonious relationship, in part because Benedict was still considered the one true pope by traditionalist Catholics, who sought audiences with him under the shadow of the reigning pontiff "It seems as if Pope Francis doesn't trust me anymore and is making you my chaperone," Gänswein says he told Benedict upon his firing.
So concerned about the contents of the new tell-all book, Francis summoned Gänswein for a private audience on Monday, although the agenda of their meeting is strictly under wraps. Among the things Gänswein said after the meeting was that he must now stay quiet.
It is a sort of Vatican palace intrigue equivalent to Prince Harry's Spareand swings hard at Francis and, according to excerpts published in the Italian press, sides with conservatives like American cardinal Raymond Burke, whose patronage has been linked to none other than one-time Trump confidant Steve Bannon.
In his War Room podcast in the days after Benedict's death, Bannon brought on one of the staunchest Francis critics, author Joseph Pearce, who attacked the sitting pope on a number of issues. Bannon, for the record, has called Francis "the enemy" almost since he was elected, warning populists in Europe like Italian politician Matteo Salvini that he would lead to the demise of Europe through his policies on immigration, for one.
It is no secret that Francis has had enemies in the church since his election in the 2013 conclave. His "liberal" stance, which has included welcoming gays and migrants, forgiving abortion and sex before marriage, and banning Latin mass, has been likened to heresy by many in the traditionalist corners of the church.
But his primary response to the whispers of his resignation has been to show strength. After nearly six months in a wheelchair, all of his meetings this week have shown him on his feet using a walking cane. Whether subtle or coincidental, the show of strength was not lost on Vatican watchers.
Papal biographer Austen Ivereigh, who co-authored a book with Francis, warned on Tuesday that the new book, and the movement it embraces, will ignite those who want another conclave.
"These disclosures undermine Benedict's oath of loyalty to Francis, which Benedict stuck to rigorously; violate Gänswein's duty of confidentiality to both," Ivereigh tweeted, adding that they also "encourage those who seek wrongly to set Benedict's legacy against Francis."
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Searching on the internet? Then take a Bitcoin!
September 9, 2015 by Nikhil Gupta
SearchTrade, a new start-up, has said that the time a user spends on the internet will enable him to earn a Bitcoin, provided that the search engines he uses have been integrated with the company's platform.
In short, every time a user browses for any information, he will be able to earn a few Satoshis** easily.
To earn more, a user can also buy keywords, this helps a keyword buyer because when others search for the same keywords, then the buyer again earns in the Bitcoin.
The startup has said that the price of the keywords will be determined by the market while the company will provide an avenue through which the keyword transactions can take place conveniently.
The enthusiasm for the Bitcoin can be gauged from the fact that the company has revealed that in the pre-sale phase itself, it has successfully given away 389 keywords and generated 155 Bitcoin.
Vishal Gupta, co-founder and CEO at SearchTrade explained the reasoning behind the scheme, by saying said that "the principle behind SearchTrade is simple; we give a share of financial rewards to all stakeholders involved in the search process and not just the company providing the platform. Bitcoin micropayments make this possible."
The company has also said that it will provide many options in the search engines for the users to ensure convenience of the participants.
It has also informed that currently it is seeking developers who can design an app which when a user uses will help earning him a Bitcoin.
The company has also vowed to ensure fair play, and for that it is limiting the number of searches per user to 40 a day and it also limits access to individual IP addresses.
The scheme seems good for those people who have an internet connection and an enthusiasm for Bitcoin!
** One Bitcoin is equal to 100,000,000 Satoshis.
Creditors Claim $22b against Demised Bitcoin Exchange Mt. Gox
September 9, 2015 by Gola Yashu
The bankruptcy claims against the defunct Bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox has found to be six times the market cap of Bitcoin itself.
According to a document published on Mt. Gox's official website, the amount of all the bankruptcy claims filed by over 24,000 creditors is found to be ¥2.66 trillion (around $22.09 billion at press time). Interestingly, the bankruptcy claims filed by the top three creditors alone make 95% of the total claims.
The official document further recognizes the trolling capabilities of the said claims, stating that the Mt. Gox trustees are still investigating each case to know whether it is genuine or deceptive in nature. They have further rescheduled the date for the investigation to the next creditors' meeting. It will now be held at Tokyo District Courtroom at 13:30 on February 17 2016, where the claims would meet their right conclusions.
Questions over Bitcoins' Disappearance
A reasonable part of the document also informs about an ongoing investigation into the disappearance of Mt. Gox Bitcoins. After more than one year, it seems that the authorities are still unable to find out the background of these disappearances. The mystery whether Bitcoin were stolen during the alleged Mt. Gox hack still remains unresolved.
The trustee, meanwhile, has confirmed to have been assisting the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department in their Mt. Gox investigations.
Legal Actions against Mt. Gox CEO
Perhaps the surest thing mentioned in the document is the plan to initiate legal actions against Mark Karpeles. The notorious Bitcoin entrepreneur, who was the head of Mt. Gox during its collapse, was recently arrested by the Tokyo Police for his alleged involvement in embezzling the exchange's funds. According to the Trustee, it has been found that Karpeles eventually received around ¥136 million from the Mt. Gox account.
What Spurred the Recent Bitcoin Price Rally?
September 9, 2015 by Sarah Jenn
A bitcoin price rally has taken place recently after a brief test of the $200 support level. Some market analysts attribute this to the return in risk appetite, caused mostly by the pickup in commodities and oil prices, but others believe that there have been other factors in play.
Bitcoin is typically considered a high-risk investment, along with other riskier holdings such as equities and commodity currencies. Prior to the bitcoin price rally in the past few days, the cryptocurrency had been heavily weighed down by speculations of a sharp downturn in China and the prospect of another global inflation slump.
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In an article on Benzinga, staff writer Deepak Bharadwaz pointed out that Barclays' recent announcement on accepting bitcoin for charitable donations may have boosted demand for the cryptocurrency. After all, bitcoin has been previously associated with criminal dealings and has been targeted by some regulators so the acceptance of a major bank has been a vote of confidence.
For some, this could mark the first big step towards mass adoption among other financial institutions. As of this writing, Barclays is the largest bank to have accepted bitcoin, although the bank clarified that it will be starting off slow and focusing on processing bitcoin donations to charities first.
It also helps that other established financial firms such as Visa have been exploring related technologies, particularly that of the blockchain. UBS has been experimenting with the distributed public ledger in its innovations lab, making progress in its creation of a "settlement coin" that can be used to clear transactions. Meanwhile, Australian banks such as Westpac and CBA have tapped Ripple Labs for potential applications of blockchain tech.
Technicals also favored a relief rally as bitcoin price has been consolidating between the $200-220 levels for quite some time. Positive updates in the industry rendered the path of least resistance to the upside, allowing the rally to take hold.
BitNation Taps Blockchain Tech to Aid Refugees
BitNation, which is a collaborative platform for do-it-yourself governance, just launched an emergency response program using blockchain tech to aid refugees. Currently, thousands of refugees are fleeing Syria and nearby countries due to the ongoing turmoil.
Several governments, including that of Britain and Australia, have pledged to accept and resettle several refugees. Roughly 400,000 refugees have arrived in Europe so far this year and many more are expected to come within the next months.
BitNation Refugee Emergency Response (BRER)
According to its website, the BRER is a humanitarian aid project of BitNation to facilitate and provide emergency services and humanitarian aid to refugees during the European Refugee Crisis of September 2015. But while some bitcoin companies have made use mostly of the cryptocurrency to funnel donations, BitNation is focusing on the applications of the distributed public ledger.
Their goal is to use blockchain tech to authenticate and validate identification through a Blockchain Emergency ID (BE-ID) and provide dispute resolution as needed. The Blockchain Emergency ID is a rudimentary emergency ID, based on blockchain tech, for individuals who cannot obtain other documents of identification.
In addition, BitNation will also provide and locate needed services to refugees, including but not limited to, Bitnation Bitcoin Visa Debit Cards (BVDC).
Through this, the group hopes to be able to make use of blockchain tech to assist the receiving states during the refugee crisis. In particular, BitNation can ease the burden by providing secure transactions and transitional tools based on blockchain tech required to meet the current needs of refugees.
BitNation also highlights its role in arranging peaceful and diplomatic cooperation with receiving states in harmony with the principles enshrined in the UN Charter, the 1951 Refugee Convention, the 1954 Convention relating to the Status of Stateless Persons, the 1961 Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness, and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948.
BitNation is also currently working on collaborative efforts with the UNHCR, OHCHR and UNPO to assist in maintaining public order and extending humanitarian aid to the stateless and refugees.
Forex Brokers Allowing BTC/USD Trades
A very interesting trend that has emerged within the forex industry is the increasing popularity of Bitcoin among the brokers.
If we look back at times when the digital currency was struggling to impress potential adapters, and compare it with its current progressions, we would definitely notice contradictions between both. Speaking specifically in terms of forex trading, Bitcoin adaption has truly rocketed. This article is intended to explain how a digital asset could possibly revolutionize the forex brokerage sector.
Bitcoin can be defined as an online digital asset that possess the quality of being a commodity, as well as a currency. It is because of its underlying functionary that allows people to store it as a form of investment (like Gold), as well as spend it to purchase goods and services (like money). Therefore, Bitcoin emerges as a great addition to traditional forex and commodity investments. This is the one of the reasons why online forex brokers today are taking a keen interest in studying and integrating Bitcoin into their trading platforms.
One of the most attractive features of Bitcoin is: its independence from centralized authorities. The Bitcoin tokes are issued through a consensual computational process called "mining". This feature doesn't require any policy decisions of central banks, nor the intervention of government. Instead, Bitcoin is minted by a network of "miners", with each one of them contributing a certain amount of computational power to create "blocks" — a packet which contains Bitcoin.
Why Bitcoin is Popular among Forex Brokers?
Bitcoin was introduced to forex markets in 2008, but gained traction only around 2013 when its value rocketed to near $250. It was then forex brokers started noticing it as a serious contender of next-generation trading market.
Another reason why Bitcoin became popular among the brokers was its speedy and secure transaction mechanism. Compared to the traditional remittance methods — such as Western Union, MoneyGram, Wire Transfer, PayPal, etc. — Bitcoin was fast and cheaper. Consequently, its features gained him a considerable adaption in the binary options industry.
Forex Brokers Supporting Bitcoin Trades (BTC/USD)
Initially, it was IG and Plus500 that started offering leveraged BTC/USD Bitcoin trading on their platforms. But as the digital currency gained popularity, many other forex brokers came and joined the Bitcoin bandwagon. Today, some of the leading forex brokers offer digital currency trading, which includes the reputable names like AvaTrade, TradeRush, AnyOption, JustForex, and many others.
As the trend picks up, we would be hoping to see an imminent surge in Bitcoin adaption. The technology has already drawn support from leading financial firms like Nasdaq, NYSE, Barclays, UBS, etc. In no time, we can see Bitcoin becoming the leading trading alternative.
Bitcoin Price Watch; Here's Today's Strategy
September 9, 2015 by Samuel Rae
Staying on top of the bitcoin price over the last couple of weeks has been a tough task. While there have been some defined movements, they have primarily come during the Asian session, and often been short and pronounced. During the European session, conversely, we have seen pretty flat action – with the bitcoin price primarily ranging between tight parameters. With this said, we have still managed to get in and out of a number of trades, and so long as we continue to employ our intraday strategies will no doubt draw profit from the market. So, as we head into a fresh day's European trading, what are the levels that we are keeping an eye on in the bitcoin price, and where will we look to get in and out of the market today? Take a quick look at the chart.
As you see, action overnight brought the bitcoin price to trade down slightly, currently just ahead of 240 flat as we kick off today's session. In term support sits at 238.28, while resistance is at 242.934 today. We will initially look for a bounce from support to put us in a long entry towards resistance. We hit support a little earlier on this morning, but we would like price to touch it again before we get in, and a stop loss somewhere around 237 flat will help us to maintain a positive risk reward profile.
If we break down below support, we will look to enter short with a target of 235 flat and stop loss at 239. Looking the other way, if we run up towards in term resistance, it will give us an opportunity to enter long on a break of this level towards 246.24 as an initial upside target, with a stop loss somewhere around 241.5 keeping things attractive from a risk management perspective.
Charts courtesy of Trading View
Binary Options Brokers Accepting Bitcoin Payments
According to one of the Juniper Research's reports, Bitcoin cryptocurrency ecosystem will have nearly 5 million active users by 2019; chiefs of some of the world's leading finance organizations, including Nasdaq and Westpac, believe Bitcoin technology will be a major disruptor for the traditional banking sector; the first quarter of 2015 reported a 51% increase in investments made into the Bitcoin sector.
Through a few examples quoted above, it becomes evident that Bitcoin, after all, is gaining traction into the mainstream business circles. From stock firms to a simple t-shirt seller, everybody is getting involved in this new disruptive payment technology. In this article, our focus, however, is one such industry that has made Bitcoin popular among international traders.
Binary Options and Bitcoin
The relationship between binary options and Bitcoin goes way back to 2013, when Plus500 and IG had consecutively announced that they were supporting leveraged Bitcoin trading on their respective online platforms. What followed later was a flock-walk, where most of the leading binary option brokers were — in one way or another — are integrating Bitcoin. These firms include AvaTrade, Nadex, Tradesmarter and many others.
Bitcoin As Payment Solution
Interestingly, it is not just the trading features that attract binary options brokers toward Bitcoin; but instead, they are also much fond of using the digital currency for depositing and withdrawing clients' funds. Bitcoin truly emerges as a viable and cheaper payment solution to these brokers, for the other methods usually look heftier in terms of commissions, and also takes days and weeks to complete the money transactions. Bitcoin, on the other hand, takes only minutes while transferring funds from one place to another and is completely secure.
As a result, forex and binary option brokers are beginning to explore the advantages of Bitcoin as an payment alternative. Just recently, FXPrimus had announced that it is introducing Bitcoin deposits features on its platform. Prior to that, UpDown had also made a similar announcement.
Note: It is very important you choose a reliable forex and binary options broker which allows you to use Bitcoin in a safe and secure manner. You can choose to look at their profiles here.
DarkNote Price Technical Analysis – Approaching Buy Zone?
September 9, 2015 by Aayush Jindal
DarkNote price started a correction phase as anticipated in yesterday's technical analysis.
The price is heading towards a major support area at 0.00000078BTC where buyers might appear.
Our view of taking profits and to wait for a correction to enter a trade played well.
DarkNote price might head further lower from the current levels, but might find support near 0.00000090BTC.
Buy Dips?
The DarkNote price moved after completing a bullish outside bar candle pattern started a correction phase. We highlighted yesterday that it's better to book profits near 0.00000090BTC and wait for another entry. It looks like the price has started correcting, and might be heading lower. In that situation, the price might find support near 0.00000078BTC. It represents a major swing area as the 50% Fib retracement level of the last wave from the 0.00000068BTC low to 0.00000089BTC high is positioned around it.
Moreover, the 100 hourly simple moving average is also aligned around the mentioned fib level along with the broken bearish trend line. A break below it might negate the bullish view and set the price for more losses in the near term. We highlighted a convergence between the hourly MACD and RSI, which is playing well and pushing the price lower.
There are more bearish signs on the hourly chart, as the RSI has moved below the 50 level, and suggesting downsides ahead. We need to see whether sellers remain in control or buyers appear around 0.00000078BTC for a move higher.
On the upside, an initial resistance is around the Middle Bollinger Band. A break above it might take the price towards the recent swing high of 0.00000089BTC moving ahead.
Intraday Support Level – 0.00000078BTC
Intraday Resistance Level – 0.00000089BTC
The hourly MACD is in the bearish zone, which is another negative sign for buyers.
Dogecoin Price Technical Analysis – New Low on Cards?
Dogecoin price continued to remain under the bearish pressure, and our highlighted double top pattern is still in play.
There is a cluster of resistance formed on the upside for buyers around 56.0-57.0 Satoshis.
The price continued to consolidate near the 100 hourly simple moving average, as there was no break.
Dogecoin price remains at risk of a break lower since our highlighted double top pattern is still in play.
Double Top Pattern
We highlighted a double top pattern yesterday, which is still in play and might act as a catalyst for a downside move in the near term. Currently, the price is consolidating near the 100 hourly simple moving average, and awaits a catalyst for the next move. The double top pattern resistance is still intact and might play a major role in the near term for both buyers and sellers. If the price moves higher from the current levels, then there is a possibility that it might face a lot of sellers on the way up.
The most important resistance forming is around 56.5-57.0 Satoshis. The stated area is the double top resistance, and the 50% Fib retracement level of the last drop from 63.0 Satoshis to 51.1 Satoshis is also positioned with it. It won't be easy for buyers to break the highlighted resistance area, as they have struggled time and again to break it. If anyhow they succeed in breaking it, then a move towards the 60.0 Satoshis handle is possible.
On the downside, the Middle Bollinger Band might act as a support area. A break above it could take the price towards 52.0 Satoshis, followed by the last low of 51.1 Satoshis.
Intraday Support Level – 52.0 Satoshis
Intraday Resistance Level – 56.0 Satoshis
The hourly RSI and MACD are in the negative zone, highlighting more losses moving ahead.
Cryptocurrency Exchange ShapeShift Raises $1.6m in New Funding Round
An exchange that simplified interchangeability between multiple cryptocurrencies has received $1.6 million in new funding.
Dubbed as ShapeShift.io, the reputed and renowned cryptocurrency converter offers more than 35 altcoins, including the likes of Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Dash, Ripple, Clams, NuBits and many others. The exchange comes handy for users who wish to instantly hedge their primary cryptocurrency funds into some other altcoin, for various purposes.
For instance: NuBits is one of the only cryptocurrencies whose value is pegged to the dollar. In simple words, it is considered more stable than its 400 other counterparts. During the Bitcoin's volatile times, a user might decided to hedge his funds into NuBits as a part of his risk management strategy. So instead of going through the tiresome KYC and AML requirements on other exchanges, he can simply opt ShapeShift to do the necessary conversion — within a click, with no account required.
This, perhaps, is one of the many reasons why ShapeShift has been able to attract a series of venture capitalists and angel investors towards itself. While the latest funding drew support from Digital Currency Group, Roger Ver and BitFinex, it received further assistance from angels investors like Bruce Fenton, Michael Terpin and Trevor Koverko.
ShapeShift CEO Erik Voorhees said that they would be channeling the funds to support development, improve liquidity and enable further scalability.
"It took a little coaxing as many Bitcoiner-investors aren't sold on the concept of other cryptocurrencies," he told CoinDesk. "Key to our raise, however, was the ability to demonstrate that tomorrow will be full of digital assets, of all different kinds, and such a future demands a frictionless exchange engine."
In March 2015, ShapeShift had also received $525k in seed funding from Barry Silbert and Roger Ver. The new funding round marks Ver's second-time association with the cryptocurrency exchange.


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The term microgame can refer to several subjects including:
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Microgame (board games), type of board game or wargame
Microgame (company), Italian gambling company
Micronesian Games, international multi-sport event
Wario (series)#Microgames, minigames in the WarioWare series
WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgames!, 2003 Nintendo video game

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Even writing this blog post has me salivating.
These oven-baked BBQ pork ribs are one of my favourite things to walk into my parents' house for Sunday dinner and smell cooking away in the kitchen. They are so saucy, tender, fall-off-the-bone delicious that I can't believe it's taken me this long to get this recipe up on the blog! Whenever I make them it reminds me of my mom, who pretty much has the market cornered on delicious comfort food.
Speaking of which, we were going to make them for supper when my parents came by a couple of weekends ago, but then The Hubby informed me that it's a faux pas to cook something for someone that they make for you when you go to their house (who knew?!), so we had them the next night instead because after getting them into my head I couldn't get them out! For those of you who don't like loose ends (or if you just like me and don't like not knowing all of the details to every single thing all the time), we ended up having steak for dinner the night my parents came (also good).
These ribs are best served with mashed potatoes to soak up the BBQ sauce, and in my family we always use this delicious baked cheesy mashed potato recipe when eating them (and pretty much every other time that dinner demands mashed potatoes!).
My version of the recipe follows below, but here it is in my mom's own words...the sign of a great recipe is in the food splatter marks all over it!
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Cut excess fat off of ribs. Arrange in a single layer in a lasagne pan. Distribute lemon and onion slices over top of ribs.
Cover with foil and bake for 1 + 1/2 to 2 hours.
Meanwhile, to make your sauce combine all of the sauce ingredients in a saucepan. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to low and simmer for 1 hour uncovered, stirring occasionally.
When the ribs are cooked, remove from oven (leave oven on) and discard the lemon and onion pieces. Drain off the liquid from the pan and discard. Pour the hot BBQ sauce from the saucepan over top of the ribs. Return the ribs to the oven and baked uncovered for about 1 hour, basting every 10 minutes. Do not let the ribs dry out or they will be tough to eat.
Serve with a green vegetable, mashed potatoes (such as this delicious recipe), and a green salad, for a comfort dinner like no other.
Recipe Source: My wonderful mother.


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After the great success of the first and second international age-friendly city conferences in Dublin in 2011 and Quebec City in 2013, WHO is pleased to announce a request for expression of interest to host future International Conferences on Age-friendly Cities and Communities.
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Burundi : No news from Marie-Claudette Kwizera since her kidnapping, the Observatory refers the case to the UN
(Paris-Geneva) 43 days after the enforced disappearance of Marie-Claudette Kwizera, Burundian authorities are still refusing to provide any information about her fate or whereabouts. Facing this silence, the Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders (FIDH-OMCT joint program) decided to report the case to the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances (WGEID) of the United Nations in order to locate her without further delay.
On December 10th 2015, around 6PM, Ms. Marie-Claudette Kwizera, treasurer of the Iteka League, FIDH member organization in Burundi, was abducted near the central polyclinic of Bujumbura. She was forced into a vehicle of Burundian National Intelligence Service (NIS).
On December 12th, a NIS agent named Mr. Dieudonné Bigirimana aka "Taison" informed the family of Ms. Kwizera that she was detained in the premises of NIS, and asked for 3.5 million Burundian francs (about 2050 euros) in exchange for her release. However, despite receiving the ransom, no information about the location of Ms. Kwizera was provided. The family then filed a complaint, following which Mr. Bigirimana was himself arrested on January 4th 2016, and he has been detained by the NIS since.
On January 13th 2016, one of Ms. Kwizera's relatives went to NIS premises and was told that agents have searched her in the detention facilities but have failed to find her.
« The Observatory will do everything in its power to obtain the release of Marie-Claudette Kwizera and to ensure that those responsible for her disappearance are brought to justice"
Karim Lahidji, FIDH president.
"This disappearance forms part of the climate of repression of civil society in Burundi, leading dozens of human rights defenders and their families to exile. No democratic society can exist without human rights defenders. It is urgent to take all necessary measures to remedy to this situation"
Gerald Staberock, Secretary General of OMCT.
The Observatory is concerned about the respect for the physical and psychological integrity of Marie-Claudette Kwizera and calls upon Burundian authorities to immediately disclose her whereabouts and to take all necessary measures to release her.
The Observatory also calls upon Burundian authorities to publicly condemn her abduction and to launch a prompt, impartial and thorough investigation to identify those responsible in order to bring them to justice.
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Q: Const object handle as argument in function I'm trying to write a function that accepts an argument that is a const object handle.
function void example(const MyClass ob);
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When i try to run this code I get an error:
syntax error, unexpected type name. The type 'MyClass' is defined at test.sv(1).

You can make a const object handle, but why you cannot do it in a function argument list?
By the way - I'm aware that this only be a const object handle, not const class object and it it's (unfortunately) immposible to make const class object in SystemVerilog.

A: There is no such thing as a const object handle. There are const class variables. Like any const variable, they get assigned a value once as part their declaration, and become read-only after that.
A class variable has a value which is the handle to a class object. You want to be able to copy a function argument with the handle that got passed in as an input to the function. If SystemVerilog allowed you to declare an argument as a const variable, you could not make an assignment to it.
There is the concept of const ref function argument, but that has very little value as that only prevents modification of the local argument variable. You can still write to any class member given a handle to the object.

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