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Category Archives: Organised Money
Corruption, Economics, Financial Economy, Financial Sector, Organised Money
September 3, 2020 Gordon Pearson	Leave a comment
80 odd years ago, F D Roosevelt argued that Government by organised money was just as dangerous as Government by organised mob. That assessment was shaped by experience of the run up to the 1929 Wall Street Crash which was followed by the austerity driven Great Depression. We now know it's much more dangerous than that: leading to the destruction not just of jobs and whole economies, but many of the ecological systems we benefit from on planet earth.
He identified organised money as comprising "business and financial monopoly, speculation, reckless banking, class antagonism, sectionalism (and) war profiteering". Eisenhower added the "military-industrial complex". Today, strands of academia and the social media would be included as they argue and promote the theoretical constructs which provide the coat of respectability for organised money's activities.
The financial sector was largely called into existence to finance the industrialisation process which began in the 18th century and proved far beyond the capacity of the then possessors of capital, mainly the landed gentry. But the sector quickly found far easier ways of making bigger and quicker returns than by long term investment in industry. So the components of organised money came to dominate the financial sector with the 'robber baron' excesses which led inevitably to the 1929 crash. That pattern was repeated in the four decades leading up to the 2007-8 crash and subsequent austerity driven decade of lost opportunity.
Those lessons have been rejected by those in power. Government is dictated by organised money whose self-interested criminality is well documented. The Economist described the financial sector as mired in 'a culture of casual dishonesty'.[i]That culture ignores unprecedented inequalities and denies the imperatives of ecological sustainability. It accepts, simply as a cost of doing 'business as usual', the fines for fraud and criminality, so long as they are paid by the corporate entity and the individual decision makers are not held personally responsible.
The saga of such criminality is far too long to reference here. The Financial Times reported that, 'between 2009 and 2013 the 12 global bankers paid out £105.4bn worth of fines to European and American regulators.'[ii] They were fined for rigging the Forex market, as well as rigging various commodity markets, also for money laundering on behalf of various terrorist organisations and for Mexican drug cartels, not to mention tax evasion and the most energetic avoidance. Those 12 global banks had also made additional provisions in their accounts for a further £61.23bn of anticipated fines for crimes which presumably they knew all about, but which had not yet been uncovered. So a total of £167bn, which was 'unlikely to be the final hit.'
Most financial houses appear to have been behaving in similar fashion as indicated in Remaking the Real Economy.[iii]
So government by organised money is not just predatory on the real economy, and exploitative of the public, but in serving its own sectional interests, it has developed sophisticated means of avoiding and evading taxation and is willing to act with criminal fraudulent intent. Organised money is openly criminal and dominates government, notably in the US and UK.
The net effects are to create ever increasing inequalities of wealth and income both within and between economies, which must at some stage be reversed by whatever means. It also initiates all manner of ecological destructions which must similarly be reversed but within a defined time span.
One of the two first moves has to be to recognise the naked criminality of organised money which includes much of the financial sector. And to correct it.
The other move must be for classical/neoclassical economics to be set aside and disregarded in favour of understanding the practical realities of a modern economy . But that is another story.
Financial Economy, Income inequality, Organised Money, Progressive taxation, Taxation, Wealth inequality
December 6, 2019 Gordon Pearson	Leave a comment
Fairness is envisaged as an extremely broad concept. It includes universal human rights and equal opportunities for all, with social balance and some limitations on inequalities of income and wealth and the means of their achievement, all applied within and between communities and nation states. It also relates to fairness between generations. We are making a total mess of everything, and unless we change radically, we will bequeath a planet earth to future generations which is simply not sustainable. We don't need to. There is an alternative, as we are continuously being reminded. But so far we have done very little about it.
We need to remake the real economy and escape destruction by what Roosevelt so long ago identified as organised money. The real economy is what employs most people, making and innovating the products and services of everyday life and their continuous improvement. It is distinguished from the financial economy which came into being mainly to support developing the real economy by enabling the necessary finance for investment. But, latterly, the financial economy has become predatory on the real, focused on extracting value in order to maximise shareholder take (MST) and increase its portion of the overall economy.
That distinction between the real and the financial is not widely recognised, and it is completely ignored by orthodox measures such as GDP. The modern state and its regulatory authorities need to make the distinction and regulate each appropriately so as to achieve progression with fairness.
The real economy comprises three quite distinct layers which are nominated here as the social-infrastructural layer, the progressive-competitive layer and technological-revolutionary layer. Each layer requires quite different forms of support and regulation so that overall, progression without destruction might be achieved, with fairness for all.
Roosevelt identified organised money when he introduced the second round of the New Deal which ended the austerity driven Great Depression which followed the 1929 Wall Street crash. He identified its various constituents as 'business and financial monopoly, speculation, reckless banking, class antagonism, sectionalism and war profiteering.' He noted that organised money 'had begun to consider the Government of the United States as a mere appendage to their own affairs' and recognising its criminal tendency, he warned that 'Government by organised money is just as dangerous as Government by organised mob.'
Roosevelt and Keynes victory over organised money last but four decades. Over the past four decades, organised money has been reborn as the self-perpetuating driving force behind governments in Anglo-America and beyond. Its various constituents have been the prime beneficiaries from the application of the 21st century version of neoclassical microeconomics. That free market, profit maximising model was born in the 19th century and didn't change much till the 1980s when Friedman and colleagues refocused it on MST.
The simple truth is we don't need a theory of how things work when the reality is there before us to observe and understand. And we certainly don't need a 19th century economic theory which has been shown, so many times, to be utterly false. Understanding how the real world works is much more important. That understanding reveals the various constituents of organised money, including government itself, to be initiating and approving the most fundamental crimes against humanity ever conceived.
'Remaking the Real Economy: Escaping Destruction by Organised Money' (to be published by Policy Press, August 2020) identifies actions necessary to rebuilding the social-infrastructural layer of the real economy, re-establishing the progressive- competitive layer and refocusing the technological-revolutionary layer to achieve a fully sustainable planet earth.
The practicalities of such an agenda will require a host of corrective measures which will be dependent on the effective regulation and restraint of organised money and the complete displacement of neoclassical economics.
That can be achieved either with the realisation and support of constituents of organised money, or, by some more aggressive action by other constituents. It may not be easy. But if the necessary actions are not achieved, then it will be our generation which is condemned by our daughters and grand-daughters as the contemptible traitors who destroyed their world.


It's Not Too Late to Make a Year-End Charitable Contribution!
Greetings to all of you! Whether you have been with us for decades, years or are new to our organization, know that each & every one of you is an essential part of the work & successes of the Environmental Defenders of McHenry County. You are the energy & force that keeps our organization going! Thank you for all that you do.
As members & volunteers, you commit daily to protecting & preserving our natural world & educating our community about the value of a healthy environment. Because of that commitment, we have an influential voice out there in McHenry County. To take advantage of this, we have been busy growing & changing to make our efforts more impactful. In addition to the annual events that we do such as our Earth Day Celebration, documentary screenings, County Fair booth, It's Our River Day, fundraising & member events, & many more, we have some big accomplishments to highlight. We ask for your continued support through an end-of-the-year gift to help us keep building on these accomplishments.
Recycling: We organized drives around the county keeping tens of thousands of pounds of waste out of the landfills, including electronics.
Water & Natural Resources Protection: We planted hundreds of plants for monarchs & other pollinators this year at four sites in the county. We also advocated for a Water Resources Specialist position at the County level & educated our governmental bodies about the dangers of coal tar sealants.
Styrofoam Recycling Project: The technology for Styrofoam recycling changed quickly, so our efforts had to shift quickly as well. We began a crowd sourcing program to raise money to continue our successful Styrofoam recycling project.
The Green Spot: Our little store has done big things this year, collecting & reselling books to raise thousands of dollars to help keep our lights on & computers humming to make sure we can communicate our work to you & the public.
BYOBag: Our efforts to reduce the use of plastic bags has gone big too, helping 20 municipalities & the county spread the word about not using paper or plastic when shopping, & helping the City of Woodstock to celebrate BYOB for a whole year!
Strategic Planning: This year we wrote a 3-year Strategic Plan that includes the hiring of a Part-Time Executive Director. This is a big step for our organization, as it will allow us to have someone specifically designated for public outreach.
As you plan for your year-end giving, please consider a generous donation to the Defenders. We are asking for your financial help to move us along in our goals. Please let your dollars follow your heart!
And to keep abreast of all that your donation is accomplishing, please "Like" us on Facebook, read our quarterly newsletter – "EarthConnect", check out our eNews in your inbox every Wednesday, & visit our website at www.mcdef.org!
2017 Annual Dinner Date Correction!
Our apologies, there was a misprint in the fall edition of EarthConnect regarding a "save the date" for the annual dinner meeting. The correct date is Sunday, March 12. Timeframe is 4PM to 7PM and location is Park Place in Crystal Lake. Invitations will be sent to members in the new year!
We sincerely apologize to anyone affected by the unexpected early closure of our recycling drive on Saturday, December 10th in Woodstock. Our truck was completely filled by 11 AM and our volunteers were unable to accept items beyond capacity. Those affected are welcome to take their items, including TVs and other electronics, to our warehouse in Elgin at 501 Davis Road. Phone# is 827-429-1926. Donations for TVs, computer monitors and batteries apply. Again, we are truly sorry our drive was forced to end early due to volume of items. Thank you for your understanding and we look forward to seeing you in March for our next drive and other Defenders' events.
Surround yourself with the beauty of the winter night sky!
In the United States, December has more hours of darkness than any other month, and it's also the most overcast time of year in many places, which means we may not see much of the sun. With the winter solstice on December 21, long nights will rule. So let's embrace the darkness and take the opportunity to appreciate the night sky.
Protect this view by learning about light pollution, which is a side affect of industrial civilization and can have serious environmental consequences. Value the dark sky, considering that if we don't, there may one day be children who will never see the Milky Way.


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CAC Urges Parents to Prioritise When Buying Textbooks
JIS Think Tank
Written by: Peta Gay Rowe
Photo: Mark Bell
Chief Executive Officer of the Consumer Affairs Commission (CAC), Dolsie Allen (left), addresses JIS 'Think Tank' on August 24. Director of Research at the CAC, Charmaine Thomas, is at right.
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The Consumer Affairs Commission (CAC) is urging parents to prioritise when purchasing textbooks for the new school year.
"The annual textbook survey shows a two per cent decrease in the textbook prices, from six per cent in 2015 to four per cent in 2016, so consumers should use the decline as an opportunity to save..." Chief Executive Officer at the CAC, Dolsie Allen
The survey was designed to supply consumers with information to help them find the most affordable textbooks.
Speaking at a JIS 'Think Tank' on August 24, Chief Executive Officer, Dolsie Allen, said parents should consult the schools to find out the recommended books for the first half of the school year before buying.
"This will help you to budget better. Do not purchase all the books from the list at once, utilise the approved list endorsed by the Ministry of Education," Mrs. Allen advised.
She also recommended that parents utilise the National Textbook Rental Scheme or purchase pre-owned books as a means of cutting cost.
"The annual textbook survey shows a two per cent decrease in the textbook prices, from six per cent in 2015 to four per cent in 2016, so consumers should use the decline as an opportunity to save. The survey is designed to provide consumers/parents with cost-effective options to make purchases," Mrs. Allen explained.
For her part, Director of Research at the CAC, Charmaine Thomas, noted that parents should ask if the books are under revision before making a purchase, in order to ensure that the most current edition of the book is being bought.
Mrs. Thomas added that parents should also come together to sell or exchange the textbooks their children no longer use.
She further suggested the purchasing of electronic copies of textbooks as another option, but urged parents to "stick to the reputable sources".
The CAC partnered with the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information to conduct the annual textbook survey between July 25 and August 5, 2016 in 13 parishes across Jamaica. The survey was designed to supply consumers with information to help them find the most affordable textbooks.
Consumers can visit the CAC's website to compare prices for particular textbooks across stores at: http://www.consumeraffairsjamaica.gov.jm/

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"…Like so many trends these days, the shift to more casual dress codes is led by technology start-ups, said David Arnold, the president of the recruitment firm Arnold Partners. Depending on the workplace, wearing a suit to a Silicon Valley office can make you look like "a square," he said.
Mr. Swan's experience at General Electric Co., where he advanced through a gamut of different roles and departments, has likely prepared him well for the transition, said Dave Arnold, president and founder of Arnold Partners LLC, an executive search consultant focused on CFO and board searches in the technology sector.
"He moved in GE from role to role to role…and not every CFO gets that exposure," Mr. Arnold said.
That exposure can help a strong strategic thinker with a solid grip on finance become a trusted leader.
Happy Birthday! Happy Birthday to the 10,000 people in the United States who turned 65 today. And tomorrow, too. And the day after that. In fact, according to Pew Research, this will happen every day for the next 18 years. We are seeing the effects of this aging of the workforce already and it's specifically a concern for the C-suite (and those responsible for filling it) in terms of succession planning. To make matters more challenging, the size of the workforce coming in behind these retiring baby boomers is the smallest workforce demographic. Simply put, there will not be enough talent to go around.
David Arnold has a big problem with chief financial officers of late. Namely, he can't find enough of them.
"There is a big shortage of 'A' player CFOs,"said Arnold, a Silicon Valley headhunter who primarily recruits CFOs for tech companies.
Industry surveys, anectodal evidence, and broader macroeconomic trends back up Arnold. The U.S. economy will face a sizable workforce deficit over the next few decades as birth rates slow and millions of Baby Boomers retire.
By 2030, demand for skilled workers will outstrip supply, resulting in a global talent shortage of more than 85.2 million people, especially in financial services and technology firms, according to Korn Ferry executive search firm.
Dave Arnold is the founder and President of Arnold Partners, the leading independent CFO search firm for technology companies nationwide. Since starting Arnold Partners in 2008 his placed CFO's have helped clients realize over $11Billion in increased value. Dave's first foray into self employment was mowing lawns at the age of 8!
It's never easy to dissolve business partnerships. But discussing how you'd want to end things with your partner before things go bad can help.Trouble may still arise even after careful planning….
Los Gatos, California-based executive recruiter Dave Arnold had a partner from whom he'd grown apart. One summer, the two discussed their diverging interests and agreed on a written plan to amicably split by the end of the year.
Just before the agreement's effective date, his soon-to-be-former partner became concerned about the bookkeeping being used to calculate how financial assets would be distributed. The other partner secretly met with an attorney to draft a different agreement.
Discreetly recruiting top executives is exceedingly difficult, especially in Silicon Valley where everyone seems to know each other, Arnold, the headhunter, said.
"It's a very slippery slope for anyone, never mind a famous person like Whitman, to look for a new position," Arnold said. "There are too many sources" who could spill the beans, especially at the board level.
If you regularly travel for work or host out-of-town clients, you know how quickly business expenses can rack up—and what a pain they are to itemize. Dave Arnold, president of California-based CFO search firm Arnold Partners, recommends downloading Expensify to stay on top of it.
"It tracks all of your spending and creates an expense report for your AP department," he says. Once you take a picture of your receipt, the app (available for Android and iOS) will automatically record and submit your expenses.
Bosses are likely to face more flak from the White House and the water cooler alike. President Trump's tendency to say whatever he wants without regard to consequence has emboldened workers to do the same, said David Arnold, president of Arnold Partners, an executive search firm that focuses on Silicon Valley and tech companies.
The quick exit of Anthony Scaramucci as the Whitehouse communications director was the catalyst for this article on how long should one stay at a company if you hope to put it on your resume.
Dave Arnold, President at Arnold Partners says as a leading independent CFO search consultant for technology companies, he's had 100's of people go out to interview with clients, and he thinks that's a question worth asking. While people no longer expect to stay at any given job for decades or more, it's nice to know how long you can expect to stick around if given the opportunity. If the interviewer grows uncomfortable or shares the fact that turnaround at their company is higher than Dancing with the Stars, you might want to think twice before accepting the position.
Dave Arnold, president of Arnold Partners LLC, a CFO search firm, tells GoodCall®, "Even with what was considered 'blue collar' jobs where people are working with their hands, the need for technical know-how is a must." Arnold says these workers must now know how to read and comprehend technical manuals and navigate complex software programs." As positions become more sophisticated, he says undergraduate degrees are popular because regardless of major, they equip students to solve problems.
"The corollary to this is the need – or competitive reality – for advanced degrees for executive level roles: Most people in the C-suite now have some type of graduate degree, and for many executives, it was earned at a top business school," Arnold explains.
Dave Arnold weighs in on corporate culture in the GOODCALL article, "In 2017, Employees Will Be Easy to Lose and Hard to Hire," February 8, 2017.
"A commitment to providing opportunities for advancement and a focus on employee well-being are elements of a positive corporate culture. Dave Arnold, president of Arnold Partners, LLC, and an executive search consultant, believes that job candidates must do their homework to ensure that they are working with companies that share their values.
One of the worst things staffing pros can do in a panicked situation is offer fluff. Clients aren't looking for you to hold their hand or make them feel better — they want the truth. Of course, it's easy to worry the truth will send them running, Dave Arnold, president of Arnold Partners, LLC, believes this information and visibility brings a sense of calm to the process.
Dave Arnold is quoted in LA TIMES article, "Morgan Stanley CFO Ruth Porat to be Google's new CFO," Mar. 25, 2015.
Dave Arnold's expert opinion on "Moving from CFO to finance leader" is featured in HEALTHCARE FINANCE NEWS, Oct. 22, 2014.
Dave Arnold is quoted in the DICE article, "How to Tell If Your Career Path is on Track," January 30, 2017.


Dear Linda Harrison is a play based on the National Shoppers Survey (for whom Linda Harrison works as the Survey Manager) and actors play the parts of Linda Harrison and the consumer. Each question of the survey asks for a multiple choice, tick box answer. The actor playing the consumer responds to the questions honestly, placing himself within one of a series of limited or fixed options, creating an ultimately flawed consumer self portrait. The consumer speaks into Linda Harrison's ear, revealing personal details. As he speaks she is awake, when he is silent, she is dormant. They are locked in a bleak yet erotically charged relationship.


I do wonder if everybody is getting immune to surprises. It seems a long time ago that the Brexit verdict surprised many, before Trump's triumph astonished. Emmanuel Macron seemed to have restored normality but the latest election result seemed to stun everybody except a beaming Jeremy Corbyn. I've already been asked countless times what the impact will be on the Yorkshire property market. Well, here's the shocker. I don't know and nobody else does either! Ignore the property experts that say nothing has changed and that property prices and confidence will climb back to normal. They don't know and nor do the doom-mongers that tell you that the market is heading for a fall.
What I do know is that there is a lot of similarity between an election campaign and your personal property campaign to buy or sell your home. For example, the British election campaign takes about seven weeks. That's about right to buy or sell your home – up to the point of offer and acceptance of purchase price; the due diligence by the various professionals involved in the process will vary case by case. People who tell me that they've been trying for a year or more may not have applied the right intensity. Some commentators suggested that Theresa May ran a defensive campaign and didn't really go for it. I would love to have the phrases 'just testing the market' or 'just looking on the off-chance' and anything similar, entirely banned from anybody's personal property campaign. Don't be the author of your own misfortune, give everything to the task of buying and selling your home and success will be yours.
Jeremy Corbyn's performance reminded us of the power of presentation. I'll leave the political commentators to argue about the technical content of the manifesto, but the passion and chutzpah of the campaign are beyond doubt. I see so many homes that need that extra something to complete the look, perhaps flowers in the garden, mowed lawns, sparkling windows and a crisp front door. It could just get a few extra votes!
UKIP showed that you are always vulnerable if you stand for one thing only. I'm often told that a property will sell quickly just because it's in a great location or is unique with six double bedrooms. Well, no it won't! All the ingredients need to be put together in a compelling package.
In contrast, the Liberal Democrats and the Green Party showed the importance of focusing your efforts on areas where you are likely to enjoy the best result. The property equivalent for buyers is holding onto your non-negotiable criteria when viewing the market and for sellers it's making sure that there is a home presentation budget and that it's applied in those areas that really attract buyers. For example, there's little point painting the house if the big blocker is outside where there's a clear sight line between your back garden and the busy road it backs onto, when investing in some tall, mature trees would solve the problem.
So, you've reached the end of the campaign and you can either celebrate success with the purchase or sale of your home, or feel the frustration of failure. Successful candidates in the property campaign of 2017 will be passionate, advised by experts and focused. The team of experts should include a listing agent that navigates through the most challenging roadblocks and sees the process through to fruition; a canny conveyancer to act proactively and promptly to avoid the curve balls and a sharp surveyor to cover your back. An increasing trend is for buyers to invest in a buying agent to find, negotiate and secure their ideal home on or off market and bag the best result and for vendors to employ a property consultant to provide the sales strategy to secure a price beyond expectations. How are you and your team shaping up?
If you're buying or selling and would like your own personal strategist to oversee and manage the process please feel free to get in touch for a friendly no obligation chat on 01423 788759 or e mail shereefoy@46.32.240.37.


How To Use Most Of Ms Office Online?
Microsoft Office Online is a perfect alternative to those who don't want to buy a paid version of this MS Office, which includes a wide assortment of applications, servers, and services. As the name suggests, it is an online version of MS Office that doesn't require installing PowerPoint, Excel, and other Office applications on your Windows, Mac, or Mobile Devices.
All you need to have is a web browser along with an interrupted internet connection. The documents, presentations, and spreadsheets you create get stored into OneDrive, which is a cloud-based storage service offered by the biggest tech giant. The only disadvantage of this online suite is that it doesn't include all the features as compared to the MS Office suite, which is accessible through www.office.com/setup.
But if you only have to deal with the basic editing features, Office Online is worth trying. It comes up with four main programs, i.e. Word, PowerPoint, OneNote, and Excel. While using these programs, you can also have an access to other applications such as Sway, which allows you to generate interactive presentations as well as reports. Check out the steps to access and use Office Online to create, edit, and share the documents.
Word Online will start creating your document and you can then change its font, style, and more using the different editing features. In addition, you can also set the margins, orientation, and page sizes according to your requirement.
To save your file at a different location with a different file name, simply open the File menu and then download the file to your PC in a compatible format or a PDF.
To know more about Office Online or anything associated with office.com/setup, call the Office customer support team.
How To Make Update And Upgrade Microsoft Office?
Microsoft Office, the globally used productivity suite needs no introduction. This whole package of applications, servers, and services, MS Office offers different plans for Windows, Mac, and mobile phone users. You can either go for Office trial version, which is free for 30-days but includes limited features or chooses a paid version, which comes up with all the advanced features. Like any other software, Microsoft Office should also be updated in order to make the most of the latest updates that bring in new features in the productivity suite.
Before listing out the process for the same here, I would like to mention the difference between upgrade and update. Upgrade means when you switch to the higher version of the software or in other words when you replace the software with a superior version. For instance, you upgrade the Office productivity suite when you switch from Office 2016 to Office 365 through office.com/setup.
Skip if it shows that your installed Office product is up-to-date!
You can also update your productivity suite by clicking the update notification that keeps on popping out while you work on any Office application. For further queries, visit the contact us section at the official website of MS Office.
The items get stored in it, from where you can use it anytime. For adding up a different set of items into Spike, you first need to delete the contents stored into it. It is considered to be a very useful feature on the time of heavy workload. It quickly rearranges the document by rearranging the text and the images or it can create a new document from the pieces of another document.
To add, select the text or images or both, simply press (Ctrl+F3).
This will cut the text or the images or both depends on your selection to cut and paste in Spike. Continuing with the cut parts from the document, MS-Word will continue with pasting for your future use.
Copying the text and pasting it into the new document.
Select the 'New' option in the list of items.
Click on the 'Blank document' icon, on the new screen.
Press (Ctrl + Shift + F3) to paste the text you stored in Spike.
If you don't wish to remove the information in it, while you go for pasting the contents in the new document then you can try to type 'Spike' and press the 'Enter' button.
Without pasting or removing the contents, you can view the contents in it.
Select the 'Insert' tab on the ribbon.
In the 'Text' section, click the 'Quick parts' button.


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Turkey's broadcasting watchdog imposed $3.7 million in fines on media organizations in 2021
Turkey's broadcasting watchdog, the Radio and Television Supreme Council (RTÜK), imposed 1,661 fines on media organizations in 2021, totaling TL 55.8 million ($3.7 million), yet another sign of growing censorship and dwindling freedom of the press in the country, Turkish Minute reported, citing Deutsche Welle's Turkish edition reported.
RTÜK earned TL 17 million ($1.1 million] in revenue from these fines last year.
A newly published RTÜK activity report also shows the number of lawsuits the council faced due to its sanctions on media organizations.
According to the report, 236 lawsuits were filed against RTÜK in 2021 by media organizations, which challenged its decisions such as the imposition of fines or the halting of broadcasts. In 91 of these lawsuits, a court decided in favor of RTÜK, while no decision has yet been made in 134 of the cases.
One hundred forty of the lawsuits were filed against RTÜK challenging its fines, while 35 concerned its decision to halt the broadcasts of TV or radio stations; nine concerned RTÜK's decision to cancel the broadcasting licenses of media organizations; and nine involved both a fine and a broadcasting ban.
RTÜK is a controversial agency that is accused of contributing to increasing censorship in the country by imposing punitive and disproportionate sanctions on independent television and radio stations critical of the Turkish government.
In 2019 Turkey revised its media regulations and granted more authority to RTÜK, allowing it to supervise online broadcasts as well.
The activity report also shows that RTÜK was the subject of 1,566 lawsuits between 2017 and 2021 regarding its decisions, with 1,153 of them concluded in favor of the media watchdog and 190 for the opposing party. The remaining lawsuits are still in court.
The report also revealed that RTÜK filed criminal complaints against 129 media organizations, individuals and social media users in 2021 due to their broadcasts.
RTÜK attracted domestic and international condemnation when in February it threatened to halt the broadcasts of three international media organizations operating in Turkey: Voice of America (VOA), the US state-owned international multimedia broadcaster; Germany's state-run broadcaster Deutsche Welle; and the Lyon-based Euronews, if they failed to obtain broadcasting licenses before the expiration of a 72-hour deadline set by RTÜK.
The move was described by the media outlets as an attempt at censorship, while VOA and Deutsche Welle announced they will not apply for broadcasting licenses and would instead take legal action.
The Turkish editions of the three outlets are the only source of free and independent journalism for some people in Turkey, where the majority of the media is controlled by the government. SCF
Sky will tackle digital inequality and enhance skills of 250,000 people with £10m fund to address digital exclusion
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Hometown: Georgetown, Guyana and Wyandanch, NY, U.S.A.
Education: City College (MA, Creative Writing); Studied Acting with Wyn Handman, Vivian Matalon and other influential teachers.
Why theater?: Because I must. Acting gives me the freedom to explore, appreciate and understand humanity and present issues and challenges that can be the catalyst for change.
Tell us about Demerara Gold: Demerara Gold is the story of a 7-year old girl who is left in the care of her two grandmothers in Guyana after her parents suddenly get visas to go the U.S.A. Years without them feel like eternity as the spirited girl struggles with the traditions of her grandmothers' worlds. Finally, the all important visas arrives and the girl rejoins her parents in America to find all that was promised and more than she bargained for.
What inspired you to create Demerara Gold?: There are generations of Afro-Caribbean immigrants who have been living here in the U.S. most of their lives and children of Caribbean heritage who were born here, whose stories we don't often read about or see in film and on stage. Demerara Gold is a story about one caribbean girl and her family's dreams and struggles to make it in America. It's the Caribbean-American version of A Raisin in the Sun. My solo play presents the ferocious conflict, family as battleground for psychic survival.
What kind of theater speaks to you? What or who inspires you as an artist?: Theater that builds bridges and breaks convention. Sculpture, photography, poetry, books. Writers like Toni Morrison, Jamaica Kincaid and Elizabeth Alexander. Director, Lee Daniels. Actor, Anna Deveare Smith. Choreographer, Bill T. Jones.
If you could work with anyone you've yet to work with, who would it be?: Directors, Lee Daniels and Woody Allen.
Who would play you in a movie about yourself and what would it be called?: The movie will be called: Demerara Gold (adapted from my 1-woman play), and of course, I'll play myself. But if I'm too busy, then Thandie Newton or Zoe Saldana will have to step in.
If you could go back in time and see any play or musical you missed, what would it be?: The Broadway production of A Streetcar Named Desire with Marlon Brando, Jessica Tandy, Kim Hunter and Karl Malden. Vaudeville shows in the 1930s and 40s with Madame O'Lindy, Bill Rogers, Sam Chase, Jack Mello and the other Guyanese performers of that era.
What's your biggest guilty pleasure?: Lately, vanilla milkshake with a layer of Eldorado Golden Rum Cream Liqueur from Guyana... yum! yum!
If you weren't working in theater, you would be _____?: hitch-hiking the universe.
What's up next?: I hope to complete a book and to find more genres/platforms to maximize my artistic self expression.


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During the the first few weeks of April 1944, all three battalions of the Irish Brigade continued in their defensive positions on the slopes of Monte Castellone. Both 6 Innisks and 2 LIR were situated near the 771 metre summit with an excellent view down over the badly damaged monastery on Monte Cassino, while 1 RIrF were on the lower slopes near to the village of Caira.
After taking over from the French Corps at the end of March, the Skins and Irish Rifles undertook aggressive patrolling activity to assure their exposed positions on the top of Castellone. Meanwhile, the Faughs and Brigade HQ suffered from regular artillery stonks that cleared the ridge tops and came down onto their positions near Caira, which was described as being "the most heavily shelled pinpoint in Italy."
All supplies to the brigade had to be transported during the night across the Rapido Valley from San Michele by jeep and thence transferred onto mules that would then take a precarious path to the top of Castellone. The respective quartermaster teams and their muleteers undertook outstanding work that continued day and night. Movement for all the forward companies during daylight was well nigh impossible and it was with tremendous relief that the Irish Brigade was finally relieved on 25th/26th April by the Polish Corps, who started to ready themselves for their own assault on the Cassino positions.
The brigade then travelled thirty miles southwards to the picturesque and peaceful village of Formicola for some much needed rest and all the men were able to take extended excursions to the Amalfi coast and Bari.
The Irish Brigade was certainly in good heart at the end of April 1944.
Read Pat Scott's descriptions of their time in the line at San Angelo and on the slopes of Monte Castellone.
Read Major Franklyn-Vaile's letters home to his wife, Olive, during April 1944.
Read CQMS Edmund O'Sullivan's memories of his daily journeys to and from the summit of Monte Castellone.
25th/26th April: All brigade positions on Monte Castellone are taken over by the Polish Corps.
April 1944 Roll of Honour:
Link to photographs from CWGC Cemeteries.
1st April 1944 – Rifleman Harold Wasley, London Irish Rifles.
5th April 1944 – Fusilier James Douglass, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.
5th April 1944 – Corporal Henry Wyatt, London Irish Rifles.
7th April 1944 – Fusilier Arthur Stead, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.
7th April 1944 – Rifleman Robert Barrett, London Irish Rifles.
8th April 1944 – Fusilier Robert Gilliland, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.
8th April 1944 – Fusilier Robert Habington, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.
8th April 1944 – Corporal Robert Apling MM, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.
8th April 1944 – Corporal Albert Lyttle MM, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.
8th April 1944 – Rifleman Edwin Hull, London Irish Rifles.
10th April 1944 – Rifleman Walter Stewart, London Irish Rifles.
16th April 1944 – Fusilier Frederick Williamson, Royal Irish Fusiliers.
16th April 1944 – Fusilier Bernard Ashfield, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.
16th April 1944 – Lance Corporal John Marzorati, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.
17th April 1944 – Fusilier Sidney Hollinshead, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.
17th April 1944 – Fusilier Albert Howard, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.
17th April 1944 – Fusilier Eric Heaton, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.
17th April 1944 – Fusilier Francis France, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.
24th April 1944 – Rifleman John Dorriss, London Irish Rifles.
April 1944 War Diaries:
38 (Irish) Brigade.
6 Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.
1 Royal Irish Fusiliers.
2 London Irish Rifles.


Rockstar Western leads the pack with nine nods for Interactive Achievement Awards, Namco Bandai action game and Sony's mythological trilogy capper secure six nominations each.
If it's an honor just to be nominated, no game has been honored more by the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences this year than Red Dead Redemption. The AIAS announced the finalists for its 14th annual Interactive Achievement Awards, giving Rockstar San Diego's open-world Western shooter nominations in nine different categories--including Game of the Year--more than any other title.
Red Dead Redemption could be adding to its trophy case.
Red Dead Redemption has already been named GameSpot's 2010 Game of the Year, and was among the nominees for the Game Developers Choice Awards' top prize. It also garnered IAA nominations for a swath of categories including Outstanding Innovation in Gaming, as well as Oustanding Achievement nods for animation, game direction, sound design, and more.
The Interactive Achievement Awards will be presented Thursday, February 10, during a ceremony at the D.I.C.E. Summit in Las Vegas. A complete list of categories and nominees follows below.
It's so funny because i really thought that Red Dead was overrated i myself liked the first one for the ps2 wayyyy better than Redemption, As for enslaved i played it once and i wasn't too happy with it but different strokes for diffrent folkes.
for the Outstanding Achievement in Online Game Play, I would love to see Assassin's Creed take it. Honestly it was a new concept that I felt worked nicely for it style.
Though I do doubt it will win, It would be a nice change from the typical FPS winning.


The Oil & Gas Innovation Centre (OGIC) is supporting three new research projects centred on how digitalisation can improve efficiency and provide cost savings to the oil and gas industry.
Three companies have teamed up with Robert Gordon University's (RGU) School of Computing Science and Digital Media to carry out research into the digital transformation of the oilfield.
Ian Phillips, chief executive officer of OGIC, said: "Digitalisation is key to a sustainable oil and gas industry. Successful automation and integration of a huge range of tasks across many aspects of the exploration and production cycle, are now possible through the ability to rapidly process vast quantities of data in very short periods of time.
DNV GL, the technical advisor to the global oil and gas industry, is developing an interactive programme extracting and processing information from images of piping and instrumentation diagrams and other types of engineering drawings. This will speed up the collection of data for use in a number of technical applications. Phase one of the project was completed with support from The Data Lab, with phase two being primarily supported by OGIC. Working with RGU, phase two will build on the methods and algorithms developed by phase one of the project.
Multidisciplinary data analytics company, ComplyAnts, is working to develop an automated system to manage the compliance process. ComplyAnts selected RGU on the strength of their School of Computing Science and Digital Media research and delivery capabilities. RGU will utilise artificial intelligence to develop an automated system to manage the end-to-end compliance process pipeline. The project aims to deliver a fully functional prototype within twelve months.
Software company, IDS, is working to develop a data-driven tool to predict task durations, associated risk and NPT. This is phase two of the project, phase one, which was supported by The Data Lab, saw the development of a natural language processing (NLP) library which classifies engineering terms within a daily report. These are then mapped to allow benchmarking and data analysis. This will reduce the amount of time it takes engineers to work with offset data.
Dr. Eyad Elyan, a reader in machine learning and the project academic lead at RGU, added: "This is another great opportunity which enables our team to apply cutting edge research in machine learning to solve challenging industrial problems by intelligently mining and exploiting large volumes of structured and unstructured data such as images, text documents and others.


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Diamond In The Riff: Team Sleep
Nich Sullivan does a deep dive into an unsung classic: Team Sleep's 2005 self-titled debut
by Nich Sullivan
Progress can sound like sheer alchemy. It can sound like hours spent within a collaborative headspace, learning the skill of dialling back ideas so that each of them is present and none loses any of its lustre. But, as with most end products, progress' footprint and importance are more wrapped up in its origins and motives than in any of the steps through which it evolves. What the progress is and what it represents are as colored by its beginnings as the particular hue of the blue sky in watercolor is chosen and made real by the painter. In this, it is as much of an artistic choice as a snare sound, a lyrical sentiment, an EQ setting.
'Ataraxia' is a feeling of serene calm, a peaceful state of mind. It is also Team Sleep's opening salvo on their self-titled debut – and while the song encompasses many states and moods, it never evokes anything resembling true calmness: a distant voice transmitted through a radio; drums sputtering to life like they've just woken from the dead; a droning industrial bassline that wouldn't be out of place from a Downward-era Nine Inch Nails, a disembodied voice gliding over all of this with the words "froze asleep". In its opening moments, Team Sleep provides ominous proof of concept along with a forthright statement of intent; no genre is safe, no line will be left uncrossed.
Chino Moreno's main outfit Deftones had always tagged along but had never really fit into what had come to be called 'nu-metal'. Fans of Deftones weren't necessarily fans of, say, Limp Bizkit, and that tended to work both ways (though there was admittedly some superficial overlap between the sounds of the two acts.) Beefy guitars, the beneficent presence of a DJ, and some rap-style vocal deliveries were where the similarities began and ended. Moreno's overtly emotional singing careened from glistening softness to jagged edges, and his lyrics created a space where fans of other sonically similar acts could feel overwhelmed and underprepared. This was to be expected since other nu-metal didn't offer much opportunity for anything beyond the scope of a generally aggro barrage of sound and angst. So while Deftones played the same festivals as many of those peers, the two things (Deftones' signature style and nu-metal's brash swagger) never found a happy medium. Looking back, this was categorically a win-win for all involved – the separation between them meant that Deftones were never forced to answer for the hollowness of the genre, and Fred Durst was never asked why he couldn't make a song that even approached the beauty of 'Be Quiet and Drive (Far Away)'.
Team Sleep represented an attempt by Moreno to develop something that went artistically over and above the outlet he had helped create in Deftones. While this was his first effort at fronting another band he proved to be a restless artist, going on later to work on Palms, Crosses, and Saudade. The timing of Team Sleep is telling: the side project gelled together around the time Deftones' White Pony was being recorded. White Pony was their third album and it represented the Sacramento band's most adventurous effort at that time – arguably ever – so much so that it still stands as a high-water mark for what heavy music can achieve; the album's breathing moments were awash in waves of melodicism and anxiously cathartic caterwauling. Team Sleep's parallel formation speaks to Moreno's wealth of ideas at this time. Even though White Pony was capturing lightning in a bottle, he still had a need to make something that challenged his fans in other ways. Moreno told Ultimate Guitar in 2005 that he saw Team Sleep as "a little breather from Deftones-land". It felt like there was a desire to make something that was emphatically something else when compared to what was more typically in the Deftones' wheelhouse.
The roster of contributors on Team Sleep is a murderer's row of generational talents and perspectives, including (but not limited to): Rob Crow, one of the founding members of San Diego indie pioneers Pinback; Mary Timony, who hurtled through the 90s as one of the driving forces behind Helium; Zach Hill, who would later become a cornerstone of Death Grips. Each was an established musician in their own right, and putting them in a room together was almost sure to bring about creative conflict. Despite the narcoleptic moniker, the project makes a case for thriving on the ordered and respectful clashing of ideas and styles, and there are moments that crystallize this perfectly.
Nestled in the back half of the album sits 'Staring At The Queen', an instrumental track that starts as Morse code bleeps before a trashy drum riff rises from the depths to crash the party. The beat is glitched and peppered with electronics before giving way entirely to a dual guitar and bass melody that is lightly kissed with atmospherics as it carries the song to an unceremonious outro. It would be easy to call 'Ever (Foreign Flag)' or 'Blvd. Nights' the artistic tentpole for Team Sleep, as both are engaging efforts that include trademark Moreno vocal turns. 'Staring…' presents a different angle altogether, that of a motley group of unattached strangers united by the goal of creating something and determined to do it even if and when their ideas aren't completely compatible. It offers a compelling alternative take: that the intellectual violence of ideas fighting to the death in the coliseum of the studio is inherent in such a creation. These things very rarely work on a fundamental level, and the fact that Team Sleep finds ways to pull them off more often than not all over the LP is nothing short of incredible.
Team Sleep is an amalgamation of styles that shouldn't work together, from messy trip-hop chicanery to chunky guitar riffs (one of which bleeds into the other on 'Live From The Stage'), to old-world balladry girded by drum machines that sound as though they are short-circuiting (the Timony-fronted 'Tomb Of Liegia'), to liltingly precocious indie pop ('Princeton Review'), and sparse experiments in sound that seem to exist solely for their own sake ('Paris Arm').
Chino Moreno was no less than West Coast royalty in certain circles around this time. It would have been undeniably simpler for him to just stay the course he was on, popping out records and tours every two or three years. Stoking artistic chaos with another band wasn't something that he had to do to make ends meet or to cement his legacy because both of those things were already accomplished, or were well on their way to being so. In a way, Team Sleep could be seen as a manifestation of his pathological need to swirl a cauldron of talent around just to see what might happen if it boiled over. Along the way, the group managed to pay homage to artists such as Smashing Pumpkins, Portishead, The Cure, Brian Eno, and many more.
And yet, the eclecticism was only a small part of the story. The lack of cohesion among members brought a diversity of ideas that was lacking in modern rock music at the time. Where bands that had been building chemistry for years may have skipped past the work needed to iron out the kinks in favor of words either coded or unspoken, Team Sleep had to confront it all head-on. The conspicuous jutting of angles where there may have otherwise been curves and the almost metallic clang of ideas bashing against each other turned out to be a feature and not a bug. The end result is a goal achieved through some amount of ideological adversity and over the hurdles of very successful artists sticking to their respective guns. All of this equals a template for collaborative art that comes through with as much respect for its audience as it has for itself.
In Jason Crock's 6.1 review for Pitchfork, he outlined respect for the attempt but ended on the opinion that the ultimate result had missed its electroclash intent and was instead "make-out music for teenagers with lip piercings and caked eye-liner." Audiences were mixed: for many Deftones fans, the project wasn't heavy enough; the project's target audience of crossover fans was much more accepting, but the fact that they were a loose coalition meant that they didn't move the needle very far.
Team Sleep was largely ahead of its time for what it was, a collaborative project-driven amalgamation of personnel from all over the rock and indie maps. They found a promised land of sorts where genres existed without competition and where boiling water was sure to again become tranquil so long as the work was done in good faith. This lack of corner-cutting seems from the outside as though it would make for a difficult experience, but for Moreno and his Sleep Teamers, it could be said that they only attained a sense of profound ataraxia by never being calm.
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Why Not Use The Listing Agent To Buy A Home?
The listing agent has a fiduciary obligation to represent the seller's best interest. As a buyer, you want an agent bound to the same loyalty in your own favor. When it comes time to negotiate the terms of a contract, you want an expert in your corner. Sometimes buyers think that if they skip hiring a buyers agent the seller will give them a deal on the house, lowering the price because they have to pay less commission. But this isn't usually the case. First of all, the listing agent would not automatically reduce the commission; they would get paid for representing both sides of the deal. Also, because you are coming in with no representation and no market price knowledge you are not likely to get a good price in negotiations. To ensure that you get the best possible price and terms, hire a full time licensed real estate agent to represent you.
In addition to helping you find the perfect home for you, the one that ticks all the boxes and makes you feel all warm and fuzzy inside, the buyer's agent also researches the market value of the home in order to help you negotiate the right price for your offer. Once your offer is in full swing, the buyer's agent will help you navigate the choppy waters of inspections, renegotiation and loan acceptance. They will make sure the other agent is also keeping up with their obligations as well. A good agent will help you through closing and check in to make sure that everything went smoothly after the deal is done. No matter how modern we like to think we are, there is a ton of legal paperwork involved with any home purchase and your agent has experience in contracts and closing paperwork. Last, but not least, your buyer's agent is your emotional rock throughout the stressful and exciting process of buying a home. They've been there and done that many times over and will be there to hold your hand every step of the way!
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Q: How To add a min and max length verification to a number field? I have the code for a number field:
Phone Number

<input id="Phone" name="Phone"class="form-control" type="tel"         pattern="^\d{3}\d{3}\d{4}$" maxlength="10"  minlength="10"  required >

However that doesn't limit to only numbers and only one format works i want to do something like:
<input name="Phone" type="number"  class="form-control"     placeholder="Phone Number" maxlength="10"  minlength="10"     required="required"/>

and that code does not limit the max and min lengths!
How do i get the lengths to work?

A: From the mozilla docs:

If the value of the type attribute is text, email, search, password, tel, or url, this attribute specifies the minimum number of characters (in Unicode code points) that the user can enter. For other control types, it is ignored.

That means that this attribute does not work as expected for a number input.
Here's one way you can define your own length-validator (of course you can write your own ;) ):
numberInput.addEventListener('input', function() {
    this.value = this.value.substring(0, MAX_LENGTH);
}

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