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Share with:The Business Blockchain charts new territory in advancing our understanding of the blockchain by unpacking its elements like no other before.
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At the end of December 2019, Cocos-BCX released the MainNet Ecosystem Buidlers & Angels incentive plan 1.0, which was correspondingly optimized the TestNet plan in terms of selection rules, income …
At the end of December 2019, Cocos-BCX released the MainNet Ecosystem Buidlers & Angels incentive plan 1.0, which was correspondingly optimized the TestNet plan in terms of selection rules, income and cycles. At the same time, we launched an intention survey. Cocos-BCX continued to improve the incentive mechanism of the COCOS ecosystem Buidlers & Angels incentive plan to ensure that the contributions and rewards of the ecosystem Buidlers & Angels are equal. Cocos-BCX has optimized [MainNet Stage] COCOS ecosystem Buidlers & Angels incentive plan 1.0, increased the total amount of rewards and optimized some rules. Therefore, the was released. On March 26, Cocos-BCX announces the first batch of MainNet Ecosystem Buidlers & Angels and formally implements incentive plan to promote the healthy development of Cocos-BCX ecosystem. 01 Qualified Selected InstitutionsAccording to the Cocos-BCX MainNet Ecosystem Buidlers & Angels incentive plan 2.0, as long as the Buidlers & Angels are successfully selected in the TestNet stage and meet the requirement of open positions which is not less than 3 million COCOS, they can apply for the first phrase of COCOS MainNet Ecosystem Buidlers & Angels before March 25, 2020. Therefore, the following eligible individuals/institutions were successfully selected as the first phrase of COCOS MainNet Ecosystem Buidlers & Angels. 2. White Matrix, 3. CocosABC (named Pure Wallet during the TestNet stage), 4. COCOS Terminal, 5. Cobo Wallet, 6. Bitpie Wallet, 7. SlowMist Zone. 8. TOKEN PLANETS, 9. Chainplay, 10. DappOS, 11. boom.game (named as Crypto Tanks during the TestNet), 12. CardMaker. 13. IMCOCOS, 14. Cocos Block, 15. Gyro Finance, 16. HICOCOS, 17. CocosX, 18. DAppChaser, 19. BitFlower COCOS, 20. FansCOCOS, 21. GBAC, 22. BitMoreFUN, 23. HelloPool, 24. COCOS Weibo Influencer Coalition, 25. Asia Blockchain Accelerator. 26. SP Expansion Machine ( Spain ), 27. Cryptoblarabi ( Arab ), 28. COCOS Angel Community, 29. AiWen Community, 30. SSSnodes Super Nodes (named Cocos-BCX UN during the TestNet), 31. PANDA Community, 32. TokenHODL, 33. Hongmeng Capital Community, 34. Interstellar Community. 02 Added InstitutionsBesides, Cocos-BCX welcomes individuals/organizations to participate in our ecological construction to contribute to the development of blockchain games. Therefore, the organization who has not been selected as a COCOS Ecosystem Buidler or Angel during the TestNet phase, can re-filled the application. After being selected, the Cocos-BCX Foundation will verify their open positions and qualified individuals/organizations can become the MainNet Ecosystem Buidlers & Angels. After intention survey and Cocos-BCX Foundation review, Small Target Communities, DAPPX, COOC-BCX Sri Lanka and Coin-net.com were all successfully selected as COCOS MainNet Ecosystem Buidlers & Angels. In summary, a total of 38 COCOS MainNet Ecosystem Buidlers & Angels were successfully selected. Starting from the announcement of the COCOS First Batch of MainNet Ecosystem Buidlers & Angels List, the incentive plan will be officially launched. Everyone is welcome to build the healthy development of Cocos-BCX from the four aspects of tools, games, contents and communities. 03 Special Cases OptimizationCombining the TestNet Ecosystem Buidlers & Angels incentive mechanism and feedback from communities, the Cocos-BCX Foundation added the token pledge and locking mechanism in the. The Cocos-BCX Foundation decided to allow some particular Ecosystem Buidlers & Angels with significant contribution capabilities without 3 million COCOS pledge, and the Cocos-BCX foundation help mortgage after careful discussion and consideration with many parties. However, 0.5% interest on the mortgage amount should be paid to the Cocos-BCX Foundation each month. And the rewards during the contribution period must be put into the pledge account until it reaches 3 million COCOS. In addition, the COCOS MainNet Ecosystem Buidlers & Angels incentive plan will be effective for a long time, and everyone is welcome to participate. The Cocos-BCX Foundation will issue a review announcement on the 15th and 28th of each month. For any questions during the application, please join and ask admins for assistance. We will help you resolve the problems as soon as we can. DappReview is the world’s leading Dapp ecological platform subordinated to Binance. Currently, it has collected 13 main chains with a total of more than 3900 Dapps, providing accurate Dapp data, user insights and market analysis. Committed to discovering more interesting Dapps, it helps developers better promote Dapps, and tries to help blockchains land in large-scale applications. It is a technology research and development company that focuses on the core technology of the blockchain. Its ChainIDE and MoveCastle are the world’s largest blockchain developer traffic inlet. It has provided more than 600,000 smart contracts compilation to developers in more than 100 countries. CocosABC is a startup team from Tencent. At present, they have ten members, all of whom have extensive experience in the blockchain development industry. At present, MAU of their product PureWallet is 10,000, and its users are mainly distributed in China, the United States and countries in Southeast Asian. Their team members are good at the development of blockchain solutions and peripheral tools. They are composed of CocoaChina community contributors, blockchain senior developers, blockchain technology investors, algorithm engineers, big data analysis and B / S architecture application developers. They are currently developing and operating Cocos-Terminal for Cocos-BCX. Cobo Wallet is committed to building a one-stop digital asset storage and management platform. Through technological innovation to optimize the product experience, Cobo provides users with safe and reliable storage and payment environment and uses wallets to create application scenarios such as Staking and DApp portals. Bitpie.com, headquartered in Hong Kong, is one of the world’s earliest teams engaged in the field of blockchain wallets and has created a number of wallet products such as Bitpie Wallet, ETH wallet, and BitShield hardware wallet. Bitpie Wallet has securely served 5 million users worldwide in the past six years and is the largest blockchain wallet in the Asia-Pacific region. Xiamen SlowMist Technology Co., Ltd., which focuses on the ecological security of the blockchain, is headquartered in Xiamen. It was created by a team with more than a decade of front-line cybersecurity offensive and defensive actual combat team members, who have created security projects with world-class influence. Token Planet is the first game on the EOS MainNet and has been on the DAU top charts for six months. The team members all have more than ten years of game development experience and blockchain industry experience. Chainplay is a team dedicated to the development of blockchain games. It is committed to using blockchain to empower games and create a more interesting game experience than ever. Team members have more than 10 years of traditional game development experience, and experience in R & D and operation of various DApps. Among them, the “Crypto Knights” game has won multiple 2019 best blockchain game awards, and the Cocos-BCX public chain version is now available. DappBirds, a subsidiary of DappOS, is the world’s leading DApp ecological service platform. It integrates DApp data analysis, design, chain reform, distribution, operation, cross-chain, and transaction all in one. At present, DappBirds has connected more than 14 public chains, including nearly 4,000 DApps, chain reforms and issued dozens of blockchain games. It is currently the only platform in the industry that has independently developed access to wallet services and can be directly downloaded in the global AppStore. boom.game is a chain game development team with four members. It launched “Crypto Tanks” in 2019, and launched ‘EOS Farm’, ‘Game of Thrones’, ‘Solitaire’ and other blockchain game in 2018. Crypto Tanks is now available on Cocos-BCX chain. CardMaker develops games with the Cocos engine and lasted more than one year. It is currently one of the longest-running blockchain games in the world. It has been running on three public chains for a long time, with cross-chain trading, PVP, other exciting designs, and experience carrying out globally. Besides, their products are continually improving. Also, they have signed for the game circle release, which is preparing for the final opening of the game circle. The peak DUA is 4000 plus. They have won the NEO Developer Contest Double

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Clinton began his second term as President of the United States. Titanic dominated the box office. Hanson’s “MMMBop” stormed music charts. The year, 1997, also turned out to be when two cranks, …
Clinton began his second term as President of the United States. Titanic dominated the box office. Hanson’s “MMMBop” stormed music charts. The year, 1997, also turned out to be when two cranks, fringe thinkers, wrote The Sovereign Individual: Mastering the Transition to the Information Age (TSI), published by Simon & Schuster. Catastrophic impresarios James Dale Davidson and Lord

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Ajit Tripathi is a partner at ConsenSys, where he specializes in global financial services business development, corporate venturing and strategy.The following is an exclusive contribution to …
Ajit Tripathi is a partner at ConsenSys, where he specializes in global financial services business development, corporate venturing and strategy.The following is an exclusive contribution to CoinDesk’s 2018 Year in Review. One year ago, I wrote an article for CoinDesk in which I humbly argued that the price of ether didn’t matter and what everyone in the blockchain community should focus on is building useful applications instead.A few short months later, CryptoKitties were chased away by the bears, the initial coin offering (ICO) boom was gone, and the euphoria of $1,000 ether and $20,000 bitcoin had been replaced by the dire prognostications that crypto was “ded.”Below I review what I regard as the major developments of 2018, and what lies ahead in 2019. And at the risk of being accused of double-spending, I’m going to quote freely from my earlier article, since many of the points I made have been vindicated or bear repeating.Until June 2018, enticing crypto engineers to work on any enterprise product was hard, very hard. The lure of tokens ran rampant.Most people in my dot-com generation learned the hard way that showing up at 8 a.m. and burning brain fuel until 10 p.m. is kinda the only way. But what 24-year-old who can write a grammatically correct sentence with “token” and “moon” in the same breath wants to do that?When the dot-com microcaps were booming, I didn’t either. What exactly are these cash flows… duh! But, as I wrote a year ago:“One day everyone in crypto will have to generate fiat revenues and profits in some form.”When most of the tokens later crashed spectacularly, moon and lambo swiftly retreated from the social discourse and boring middle class concepts like enterprise technology, real human users and a fiat salary re-entered human conversation.I quote myself, yet again: “Dealing with other people’s money is always going to be regulated”.In 2018, when folks in crypto weren’t talking about the tanking prices, we were talking about regulation or hoping it’d go away. Well, it didn’t.In February, Chairman Christopher Giancarlo of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission advocated a “do no harm” approach to crypto regulation, referring to the erstwhile U.S. approach to the internet.The clearest and most concise guidance from a regulator came in February from the Swiss, who, to their credit, have been forward-looking in their acknowledgment of the potential of blockchain technology so far. The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority, or FINMA, clearly laid out the various types of tokens and what makes a token a payment token or a utility token or a security.Both sides of the securities law debate were woken up by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) director of corporate finance,

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It was cold. It was raining. And it was the final gathering in a week of back-to-back cryptocurrency and blockchain conferences. Attendees should have been inclined to flake or tempted to sell their …
It was cold. It was raining. And it was the final gathering in a week of back-to-back cryptocurrency and blockchain conferences. Attendees should have been inclined to flake or tempted to sell their tickets for a tidy sum. Instead, rumor was that, for the $349 ticket, scalpers were charging a bitcoin — about $2,500 these days. The morning of, 70 ticketed guests, some of whom had flown in from foreign countries, had to be turned away, raindrops pelting them as they went. Inside, the 560 who remained -- about half of whom were entrepreneurs, with investors and ancillary service providers such as lawyers making up the other half -- mingled over coffee and pastries. They then filed in to an NYU auditorium to fill every seat, each outfitted with a folding desk. It was a conventional setting for what would be a day of unconventional thinking. Thus began the wildly anticipated Token Summit. That morning, despite the legitimate claims of scams and a bubble in the space, bitcoin was reaching a new high, nearing $2,800, Ether was trading in its highest ranges — around $200 — and the total market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies was trading near the all-time high it hit the day before, $91 billion. (It hadn’t hurt that a couple days before, Fidelity CEO Abigail Johnson had expressed her “love” of Bitcoin.) But in a day of 15 sessions with 40 speakers, the euphoric prices came up only briefly. Business models, fundamental price analysis, regulations and ways of governing blockchain-based projects were on the agenda, and meetings outside the packed auditorium initiated deals in what everyone was comparing to the dot-com revolution. “This is not about the price of tokens and the price of cryptocurrency. This is a conference about the business models behind the cryptocurrencies and tokens. That is what we’re here to explore,” said organizer

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Sign in to your Forbes account or register For instructions on how to disable your ad blocker, click here. Or Sign In To Continue Using An Ad BlockerIf this is your first time registering, please check your inbox for more information about the benefits of your Forbes account and what you can do next! Forbes takes privacy seriously and is committed to transparency. We will never share your email address with third parties without your permission. By signing in, you are indicating that you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Statement.BETAThis is a BETA experience. You may opt-out by clicking here|Oct 5, 2017,10:03am EDTWhat Are All These Blockchains And Crypto Assets Building?Senior ContributorOpinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own.I write and podcast about crypto/blockchain technology.This article is more than 2 years old. Clockwise from top left, Naval Ravikant, Meltem Demirors, Brian Armstrong and Jalak Jobanputra A $140 billion total crypto market cap. Goldman Sachs considering trading Bitcoin. Celebs launching tokens. Fidelity mining cryptocurrencies. Even North Korea mining them. Crypto is a silly circus with serious consequences. But amid the hoopla about prices and bubbles and celebs, a group of technologists, investors, lawyers, entrepreneurs and dreamers are working on bringing about societal revolutions through blockchains. They’re all convinced it will transform our lives — but how? Twenty-five crypto luminaries shared their thoughts via email. They are reprinted here lightly edited. Kathryn Haun, board member, Coinbase Kathryn Haun, ex-federal prosecutor & digital currency coordinator, U.S. Department of Justice; Coinbase board member What cell phones did to pay phones, cryptocurrencies will do to ATMs and bank branches. As cryptocurrencies scale, people will use them for payments because of lower fees, less friction, and greater privacy. Today In: Financial institutions that have historically provided trust will no longer be necessary to complete many transactions. This is already happening where people have no access to traditional financial institutions. At the same time, blockchains and decentralized networks promise greater security and accountability. One day identity and other records that can now be easily stolen will be put on distributed ledgers. It’s now cheaper and faster to Fed Ex a box of cash than to send an international wire. Cryptocurrencies are poised to change that calculus. Erik Voorhees, CEO of Shapeshift Erik Voorhees, CEO of Shapeshift The original blockchain application, cryptocurrency (such as Bitcoin), remains the most exciting and consequential. Cryptocurrencies will outcompete and displace government currencies. Centrally planned national monies will fade away, perhaps slowly like castles or all at once like slavery. Cryptocurrency moves anywhere, instantly, at near-zero cost, and natively digital money will become fundamental to a digital, borderless internet-based society. Governments will lose the ability to conjure money out of thin air. Budgets will derive purely from taxation and borrowing. Inflation will disappear. Prices will no longer rise each year. Bread will be no more expensive to a son than a father. Humans will again build upon an honest, market-based financial system, having escaped fiat currency debasement, the most egregious financial scam of all time. Jamie Smith, global chief communications officer at Bitfury and CEO of the Global Blockchain... [+] Business Council Jamie Smith, global chief communications officer of Bitfury and CEO of the Global Blockchain Business Council Thanks to blockchain technology we will begin to live in the world we deserve, where governments work better for the people. A world where our contracts cannot be altered, where the electronic transfer of our records and the tracking of our goods are fast, inexpensive and simple. A world where cybersecurity is not just a hope – but a reality. And most importantly, thanks to blockchain technology, we will be able to vote wherever we want, whenever we want, from the palm of our hands from our phones – and our voices, will be counted. Naval Ravikant, Co-founder of AngelList, Partner at Meta Stable Capital Naval Ravikant, cofounder of AngelList, partner at MetaStable Capital Humans are the winning species because we network -- nations, corporations, and money are networks. Networks are governed by leaders, elites, corporations, or crowds. Power makes them kings, aristocracies, monopolies, and mobs. Blockchains allow the people to operate the network, merit based. The people govern, provide resources, get paid in coins. They create electronic gold, currency, financial contracts, without rulers. Internet protocols to allocate bandwidth, computing, and storage. Self-organizing markets for power, water, Internet, and autonomous cars. Social networks and digital matchmakers without tech monopolies. Bulletproof electronic ballot boxes. Wherever a ruler is exploiting a digital network, blockchains will disrupt. Elizabeth Stark, CEO & cofounder of Lightning Labs Elizabeth Stark, CEO & cofounder of Lightning Labs It's easy to send someone a photo or animated gif, but why can't you embed value in an app? In the future waiting three days to Venmo someone funds or using a paper check will feel like ancient history. You'll send and receive money across devices and within various applications instantly. You'll be able to set specific conditions, such as paying your favorite band 5 cents every time you listen to their song, automatically, on any device. And you'll be able to interact with machines that pay other machines, like a self-driving car paying to charge itself or replace a part. Brian Armstrong, cofounder and CEO of Coinbase Brian Armstrong, Coinbase cofounder and CEO People will earn income in digital currency via activities online, such as upvotes on Reddit, likes on YouTube, or answering questions on Quora. In the developing world, people will control more of their wealth in digital money and earn/spend it their mobile phones, connecting to the global economy. The developed world will hold it as an investment but increasingly use it for money on the internet as more blockchain-based apps are developed. In three to five years, a growing body of people will earn most of all of their income online in crypto, and this will bleed into the physical world — meaning they’ll want to go 100% crypto, prompting merchants in brick and mortar to cater to them. Balaji Srinivasan, 21.co CEO (Steve Jennings/Getty Images for TechCrunch) Balaji Srinivasan, 21.co CEO The internet meant programmable information; blockchains mean programmable scarcity. The internet unified previously disparate forms of information (photos, music, movies, maps,

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This is not to say that contracts cannot be executed without computers. In a world without vending machines, in the vast majority of instances, a seller would give the soda once money has been …
This is not to say that contracts cannot be executed without computers. In a world without vending machines, in the vast majority of instances, a seller would give the soda once money has been tendered. But introducing humans into the equation does introduce some uncertainty and cost. By some measures, employee theft accounts for over $40 billion a year in the United States. See Anne Fisher, U.S. retail workers are No. 1. .. in employee theft, FORTUNE (Jan. 26, 2015), http://fortune.com/2015/01/26/us-retail-worker-theft/ [https://perma.cc/7F86-G8D3]. The courts would be needed to rectify this, but as mentioned, the costs of litigation, especially for these relatively small amounts (they are likely to be small by their very nature) make such litigation prohibitive.The contract at its most essential can be written in the following way: Seller agrees to release one can of Dr. Browns Cel-Ray Soda if Buyer inserts one Krugerrand into this vending machine. The Seller here is not the vending machine, in contradistinction to our Whiteacre property sale, where Richard was the Seller. Instead, the Seller is effectively outsourcing the contract execution, with the vending machine merely acting as his third-party distribution agent and enforcement mechanism. Buyer inserts his Krugerrand, and vending machine performs by releasing one Cel-Ray Soda.During the transaction, the computer inside of the vending machine is presented with a factual situation, i.e. the insertion of a Krugerrand and selection of Cel-Ray as the Buyers choice. Next, the vending machine applies the contractual rules to the instant case, leading to a judgment output, i.e. dispensing one Cel-Ray Soda, which is the benefit of the bargain. The computer then directs the physical mechanisms of the vending machine to enforce the contract between the Buyer and the Seller. Had the factual situation been slightly different, for example Buyer inserted a penny, then our computer-judge would have rendered a different output and would have directed the vending machine to a different action, i.e. returning the penny without dispensing the Cel-Ray Soda.One reason for the existence of contractware may be the lowering of costs through the ensuring of performance without recourse to the courts.28 The lowering of transaction costs does not mean their abolition. When vending machines malfunction a typical self-help remedy is to pound the machine with a fist in the manner of Fonzie. A manufacturers allowance of this remedy may lower the cost of enforcement by avoiding the courts, but it may also increase the risk of illegitimate whacks to the machine. The point here being that so long as self-help is a less costly alternative than judicial recourse, it is a worthwhile alternative. As we will be shown now, another reason may be the subordination of state authority to individual autonomy. The vending machine demonstrates this clearly in both its utilitarian and utopian purposes.The Radical History of the Vending MachineThe first known reference to a vending machine came in 215 B.C. in Pneumatika, a

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Please do not replace or remove without starting a new thread. Token Black and Token Crip. The Token Minority is a character designed to get more minority groups into the plot. This serves several …
Please do not replace or remove without starting a new thread. Token Black and Token Crip. The Token Minority is a character designed to get more minority groups into the plot. This serves several purposes: Allows the producers of the show to broaden the appeal of the show by giving more viewers protagonists they can identify with. Is useful for bringing in discussions of racial issues, gender issues or homophobia into the plot. Helps the producers feel a little better about using a Scary Minority Suspect in every other case. Allows the producers to make race jokes related to minority without any shame. Allows the producers to avoid criticism from minority groups. Fulfills the executives' desire for the show to be more ethnically respectful. Depending on the setting, it can merely be an accurate representation of demographics in that region or industry. In some casts of animal, alien, or monster characters, World of Funny Animals or not, there is a majority species and one or more minority species. Often the majority of the animal cast is made up of mammals and there is a token non-mammal. Usually, the token non-mammal is a bird, but reptiles, amphibians, and even invertebrates are certainly not unheard of. Sometimes, there are token Petting Zoo People in a group of Funny Animal /Civilized Animal tier animals. Sometimes, there are token animals, aliens, or monsters representing ethnic minorities in a group made of supposedly "white" ones. You might see this term used derisively in most contexts. This isn't out of contempt for minorities; this trope simply causes problems with representation, where, for example, the single black guy is forced to be exemplary of his entire race. This is very likely to lead to Positive Discrimination and make him The Scrappy . If there are instead four minorities (assuming a sizable cast), they can all have different strengths and flaws which round them out and make them generally equal to the rest of the cast. Taking this approach, Unfortunate Implications are unlikely to happen unless you somehow subject them all to the same stereotypes. You can even have one be explicitly antagonistic. However, this can be Truth in Television in cases where the prevalence of the minority, combined with the size of the cast and the demographics of the setting make it genuinely unlikely that there will be more than one member of the minority present (not that this would justify stereotypes, but it would justify having only one minority). For instance, a show set in rural Maine would strain credulity if its cast of five main characters included multiple racial minorities (simply because rural Maine is overwhelmingly white), and a show set in the American Bible Belt would have a hard time convincingly justifying multiple self-professed atheists in a cast of ten (unless a major theme of the show is nonconformity or religious/atheist tensions). Compare Captain Ethnic , Token Nonhuman , Token Human , Token Enemy Minority , Token Minority Couple , Token White , Twofer Token Minority , Five-Token Band , Informed Judaism , Black Vikings , Black Best Friend , and The Smurfette Principle . Examples: open/close all folders Advertising TV Ads in Australia sometimes have this (especially in "hip" young thing products like Coke). May have 1 Asian Woman, 1 African Woman, 1 White Girl, 2 White Guys and 1 Aboriginal or Middle Eastern Male. Target ads are particularly well-known for this. There will always be one blonde white girl, one brunette white girl, one Asian girl and one black girl. Always. University brochures also do this. You'll always see at least one black person and Asian person for every two white people. In brochures for traditionally black schools, there's a token white on every page. Further proof that Covers Always Lie. A controversy erupted after it was revealed that a photograph used to adorn the front of a University of Wisconsin-Madison undergraduate application booklet for the 2001-02 school year was altered to add the image of a black student among a sea of white faces. A Veet ad has this. When they state that eight out of ten women were happy with the product, they showed a lineup of eight women with one of them being black. Curiously, they are all dubbed over with the same voice. Anime & Manga Poor Hans, in The Daughter of Twenty Faces, is seemingly the only non-Japanese member of a group of burglars led by Gentleman Thief "Twenty-Faces" that is ostensibly a globe-trotting organization. He often uses Gratuitous German, to boot. Super Dimension Fortress Macross/Robotech had Claudia Grant/Claudia LaSalle, apparently the only black woman on the entire ship. Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross had Bowie Emerson, seemingly the only black man on the entire planet Glorie. In Robotech, he was re-written to be Claudia's nephew (and given a new surname of "Grant"). Rakshata and Viletta of Code Geass, as they're the only Non-white/Chinese/Japanese characters of any plot importance, and of the two, Rakshata is the one who gets played in a more positive light. Of the others, we have a supposedly elite pilot who dies mere seconds after she first appears on screen, and King. And Nunnally fits in to the paraplegic category. Mobile Suit Gundam 00: In the first season of Gundam 00, Daryl Dodge has the honor of being the only black person at all. He's also killed off in episode 23. Season 2 does introduce another black man as president of the Earth Sphere Federation, although that might be more to reflect the real world than tokenism. However, he has little impact on the plot. A minor example with Setsuna F Seiei-whilst he does appear to fit this trope both within Celestial Being and in the wider Gundam metaverse in regards to protagonists, his middle eastern homeland forms a two episode story arc in the first season and plays a large role in his interactions with the princess of a neighbouring country. However, the middle eastern aspects of the story only serve to represent the region and 21st century problems to Japanese audiences, and beyond that, has no real importance to the story as the series progresses. Mobile Suit Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket has Professor Lunland as the sole black character, and Gabriel as the sole Latino. Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ has the black Shinta and Ambiguously Brown Qum, but that's about it. Later in the show, Judau ended up befriending a young pilot from Africa, but his time on the show was very brief. Simon is the only black character in Durarara!!, though a black gangster is also seen in the episode "Heaven's Vengeance". It's also implied that minor character Tom Tanaka might be part black, though it's never clarified either way. Sailor Moon: Elza Gray was the only black character in Sailor Moon. There was also the Ambiguously Brown Sailor Pluto, depicted as noticeably dark-skinned in comparison to other Senshi, and moreso in the manga. Some say she's of Romani descent. Indian student Akira is the only non-Japanese member of the main cast of Tsuritama. Kate, the grandmother of one of the other protagonists, is French, while several black and Arabic members appear in the show's villainous Cosmopolitan Council. Bob from Tenjho Tenge would count as this. He's the sole black member of the otherwise Japanese cast. Similarly, Central High's Vice President is the only black character in Daily Lives of High School Boys. Understandable since the series is set in a small Japanese town, and usually it tends to be large cities that take part in student exchange programs with other countries. Yasutora "Chad" Sado in Bleach is half-Japanese, half-Latino in an otherwise manga-typical all-Japanese cast. Jun Hono, the half-black, half-Japanese pilot from Great Mazinger and Mazinkaiser. Jose Rodriguez, the nerdy Afro-Latino doctor from Kyo Kara Maoh! Mikasa from Attack on Titan is one of the very few Asians alive, if not the last one, at the time of the story. She serves as a deconstruction; she's a token minority because her mother's people have been nearly wiped out. The fandom sometimes jokingly speculates that she's the beneficiary of Conservation of Ninjutsu because of this, resulting in Positive Discrimination. It's ultimately subverted when we find out that Levi's surname is Ackerman, indicating that Mikasa's badass qualities are inherited from her European father's lineage, not her Asian mother's. Choe Gu-Sung from Psycho-Pass is the only Korean character in a series that takes place in Japan. In Saki, an inversion happens for Rinkai, whose mahjong team is otherwise composed of transfer students. Satoha, the vanguard player, is the only Japanese member of the team, partly because of the rules requiring a Japanese player as vanguard, and partly because she is the ace. Played straight with Aislinn of Miyamori's team, who is from New Zealand and is on an otherwise entirely Japanese team. Fullmetal Alchemist: The Conqueror of Shamballa takes place in early 20th century Germany. Of the main characters Noah is the only non-white character, being Romani. Audio Play Lampshaded in The Firesign Theatre's "High School Madness" sketch, from the album Don't Crush That Dwarf, Hand Me the Pliers, where Mexican-American students come out of nowhere just to ask the white protagonist for advice (then promptly disappear). Comic

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Jill Lepore deserves an award for her New Yorker essay against the gospel of disruption. The last paragraph alone is a sufficiently fine piece of writing to warrant reading the whole thing. For those …
Jill Lepore deserves an award for her New Yorker essay against the gospel of disruption. The last paragraph alone is a sufficiently fine piece of writing to warrant reading the whole thing. For those of you blessedly unfamiliar with the theory of disruptive innovation, it goes like this: Everyone, every institution that is superb at providing a product or service is in truth a Goliath, merely waiting for a little innovative David to topple him with a better way to do his job. Why work up your muscles to carry a cudgel if you can deal death with a slingshot? Amazon has disrupted

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Why Apocalypse Now, Part 2 July 28, 2017 by John Little - OmegaShock.com | 63 Comments I was not intending to write a Part II, when I wrote last weeks article. But, a few things popped up that …
Why Apocalypse Now, Part 2 July 28, 2017 by John Little - OmegaShock.com | 63 Comments I was not intending to write a Part II, when I wrote last weeks article. But, a few things popped up that demonstrated a need to continue down this line of thought. This really is a perfect storm. There are so many threats that have moved into view, that I am surprised that we do not see some real hysteria over it all. Of course, the problem is our dumbed-down population and the evil cooperation by the morons in the mainstream press. Add in the Universities and their attempts at social engineering, and you truly have a recipe for disaster. So, lets look at some of the other pieces in our Apocalypse Puzzle. Subscribe to The Shock Letter and receive my articles in your inbox: http://theshockletter.com/ Or, get the Shock Letter via RSS Feed: http://www.omegashock.com/feed/ (If you need help with that, let me know JL) Why Apocalypse Now, Part 2 It is ironic that I would mention a perfect storm, since we have Severe Tropical Storm Nesat inbound. It wanted to be a Typhoon, but it just could get enough energy to make it happen. Maybe next time. But, lets look a bigger storm thats brewing. The Perfect Storm When the

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Letter from CaliforniaMay 18, 2015 IssueTomorrows Advance ManMarc Andreessens plan to win the future.By
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such coverage as a separate policy. Oct. 25. Appelby, a Bermuda-based law firm that caters to the super rich, announces it suffered a data breach in 2016 and that it’s being contacted about it by …
such coverage as a separate policy. Oct. 25. Appelby, a Bermuda-based law firm that caters to the super rich, announces it suffered a data breach in 2016 and that it’s being contacted about it by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists. Oct. 25. Rasmussen Reports survey of 1,000 American adults reveals 41 percent of them have been victims of payment card information theft. Oct. 25. F-Secure releases analysis of email addresses of more than 200 CEOs from top businesses in 10 countries finding 30 percent of the executives had their passwords leaked when a service they subscribe to suffered a data breach. Oct. 24. Specialty insurer Beazley reports rapid rise in data breaches of its clients caused by social engineering attacks. It says during first three months of 2017, social engineering data breaches increased nine percent, compared to one percent for the same period in 2016. Oct. 23. Hacker group that calls itself The Dark Overlord breaches systems at London Bridge Plastic Surgery in the UK and steals an undisclosed amount of data. Clinic is known for its celebrity clients, including some members of the Britain’s royal family. Oct. 23. Georgia Revenue commissioner Lynne Riley says state has blocked $108 million in fraudulent tax returns in 2017, compared to $19 million in 2015. Oct. 23. Coinhive, a cryptocurrency mining software provider, acknowledges a compromised password led to the hijacking of its mining scripts , which allowed thieves to redirect funds intended for Coinhive into a virtual wallet controlled by the attackers. Oct. 23. COL financial, a major online Philippines brokerage firm, warns clients it has discovered a possible data breach of its systems. It says client account balances, stock positions and account transactions were not affected by the incident, but recommends passwords be changed. Oct. 20. Federal court in Manhattan sentences Yuri Lebedev, a Florida software engineer, to 16 months in prison for role in data breach at JPMorgan Chase & Co. in 2014 that exposed information on more than 83 million accounts. Oct. 20. Kromtech reports Tarte Cosmetics has secured two databases containing information on nearly two million online customers after a misconfiguration error exposed the data to the public Internet for more than 10 years. Oct. 19. Verisk Analytics estimates losses to Merk & Co. due to “NotPetya” data breach in June could cost insurers $275 million. Oct. 19. Class action lawsuit filed against home respiratory care and medical equipment provider Lincare Holdings of Clearwater, Fla. by employees who allege they were harmed by data breach that exposed their tax information to online thieves. Oct. 17. IRS Commissioner John Koskinen says his agency doesn’t expect the Equifax data breach to have a major impact on 2018 tax filings since 100 million Americans had already had their personal identifying information stolen by digital thieves prior to the breach. Oct. 17. Reuters reports Microsoft’s database for tracking bugs in its software was breached by hackers in 2013 and the company never revealed the intrusion to its customers or the public. The defects were eventually corrected, but in the interim, the threat actors could have used the bug data to attack any computer using Microsoft software. Oct. 17. Troy Hunt, founder of the data breach information search site HaveI BeenPwned, announces he’s found a database containing unique personal information of more than 30 million South Africans. He says the data breach that exposed the information took place around March 2017, although some data dates back to the 1990s. Oct. 16. Pizza Hut informs some 60,000 customers who placed orders with the company’s mobile app or at its website that their payment card information has been stolen by a hacker. Oct. 16. Beazley, a specialist insurer, reports that during the first nine months of 2017, unintended disclosure accounted for 41 percent of data breach incidents reported to the company by health care organizations. That’s more than twice the second most frequent cause for data loss, hacking or malware (19 percent). Oct. 13. We Heart It, a teen-oriented website, reveals eight million accounts may have been affected by a data breach that took place in 2013. It advises users who have not changed their passwords since 2013 to do so now. Oct. 12. Equifax takes down one of its web pages after discovering it contained malicious code from a third-party vendor. The code on the company’s credit report assistance page uses an Adobe Flash document to infect a computer with malware. Oct. 12. IRS temporarily suspends $7.2 million contract it awarded Equifax to verify taxpayers’ identities and help combat fraud. Suspension comes about a month after a data breach at Equifax compromised confidential information of 145.5 million Americans. Oct. 12. Hyatt Hotels acknowledges it’s discovered unauthorized access to customer payment card information at 41 properties worldwide, including 18 in China, between March 18, 2017 and July 2, 2017. In 2015, a similar incident affected 250 of the chain’s hotels in 50 countries. Oct. 11. Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson releases second annual data breach report for the state. It finds that three million state residents were affected by data breaches between July 2016 and July 2017. That’s six times more residents affected than in the previous 12-month period. Oct. 11. ZDNet reports Victory Phones, an automated phone research and data compilation firm in Grand Rapids, Mich. was hacked and several databases stolen. It says theft exposes data on hundreds of thousands of Americans who submitted donations to political campaigns. Oct. 10. Kromtech Security reports an Amazon S3 repository belonging to Patient Home Monitoring exposed to the public Internet blood test results of an estimated 150,000 people. PHM offers a variety of monitoring services to manage respiratory diseases and sleep apnea, as well as blood testing for patients on anticoagulants. Oct. 10. Motherboard reports a bug on a T-Mobile website has put at risk sensitive information about 76 million of the company’s customers. Oct. 9. First class action lawsuit arising from a data breach begins in London’s High Court. The litigation was brought by 5,500 employees of UK supermarket giant Morrisons whose former auditor exposed personal information of nearly 100,000 employees online over a “personal grievance” with the company. Oct. 9. Domino’s Australia says it’s investigating a potential data leak at a former supplier after some of its customers began receiving spam that contained information about where they bought their pizza. Oct. 6. US Office of the Inspector General reports Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., which is responsible for insuring the nation’s banks, suffered more than 50 data breaches in 2015 and 2016. The OIG also notes the average time the FDIC took to notify people affected by the hacks was 288 days. Oct. 6. Disqus, the Internet’s largest provider of hosted commenting systems, announces one of its databases from 2012, which included information dating back to 2007, was exposed in a data breach. It says 17.5 million users may be affected by the attack. Oct. 6. Forrester Research reveals intruders using stolen credentials accessed some confidential reports intended for clients but did not access any client data. Oct. 6. Cabrillo College in Aptos, Calif. notifies 40,000 students their personal information may have been exposed in a breach of the school’s computer systems. College says Social Security numbers of 12,000 students and personal information of 28,000 others may have been compromised. Oct. 4. Fast food chain Sonic reveals malware attack on some of its outlets may have exposed their customers payment card information to hackers. Oct. 4. Catholic United Financial, a financial services company servicing Catholic Church members in the upper US Midwest, informs 127,310 current and former members of a data breach. It says hacker accessed first and last names, mailing addresses, dates of birth, email addresses, insurance policy information and Social Security numbers of members. Oct. 3. Equifax CEO Richard Smith, appearing before a congressional committee examining a data breach at his company, blames a single IT person failing to patch an Apache flaw that led to the exposure of sensitive personal information of 145.5.million Americans. Oct. 3. Verizon Communications reveals all three billion Yahoo user accounts were affected by data breach in 2013. Verizon purchased Yahoo for $4.48 billion in June. Oct. 3. Federal investigators warn Atlanta public school system that confidential data on the system’s 6,000 employees may have been compromised in data breach. Oct. 2. Information security research firm Kromtech reports a misconfigured Elasticsearch database has exposed to the public Internet private information of more than 1,100 NFL players and agents. Oct. 2. Equifax reveals an additional 2.5 million Americans were affected by a data breach at the company in July. New tally brings the total number of people affected by the breach to 145.5 million. Oct. 1.Vermont Attorney General T.J. Donovan announces SAManage USA will pay $264,000 fine for exposing online Social Security numbers of 660 Vermont Health Connect users. Stay tuned for the Q2 2018 edition of the Data Breach Report. John P. Mello, Jr. a freelance writer specializing in business and technology subjects, including consumer electronics, business computing and cyber security. BreachDiary.com — sponsored by ThreatBook — provides a quarterly diary of noteworthy data breaches and cyber-attacks to CIOs, CSOs, CISOs, IT security teams, and the media. Massive data breaches dominate the news in third quarter of 2017 Massive data breaches at credit reporting agency Equifax and subscription television service HBO dominated data breach news during this year’s third quarter. Sensitive information for more than 140 million Americans was compromised by the Equifax data breach, which set off a cascade of resignations, lawsuits and investigations. CEO of the company, Richard Smith, resigned, as did Chief Information Officer David Webb and Chief Security Officer Susan Mauldin. Nearly a dozen lawsuits were filed in the federal and state courts, as well as in a Canadian court where consumers are seeking $450 billion in damages. Meanwhile, the Federal Trade Commission announced it is probing the breach. In addition, 40 states have banded together to investigate the incident. Equifax, too, is looking into the breach, as well as $1.8 million in stock sales made by senior executives just weeks before the event was made public. At HBO, hackers calling themselves Mr. Smith pilfered 1.5 terabytes of data from HBO and dribbled it on the Internet during August. They started with unaired episodes of Ballers and Room 104, as well as written material for an episode of Game of Thrones. They then moved on to dropping four unaired episodes of GoT and prior to that show’s season finale, released a detailed outline of that installment. Some arrests were made in connection with the data theft in India. Police there collared three employees and one former employee of Prime Focus Technology which stores and processes GoT for the Indian streaming website Hotstar. Past massive data breaches also made headlines during the period. An arrest was made in connection with the June 2015 data breach at the U.S. Office of Personnel management in which sensitive data for more than 21 million people was stolen. Yu Pingan, a Chinese national, was arrested in Los Angeles and later charged with having a hand in the malware that was used for the breach. Meanwhile, the OPM got off the hook for any legal ramifications from the incident when a federal district court judge in D.C. dismissed two lawsuits filed against the agency over the breach. An arrest was also made in connection to the huge data breach at Yahoo which affected more than a billion user accounts. Karim Baratov, 22, pleaded not guilty in a San Francisco federal court to charges he participated in the Yahoo hack. Yahoo wasn’t as lucky as the OPM in avoiding litigation, though. A federal district court in California ruled that a class action lawsuit could proceed against the company. According to the Identity Theft Resource Center, there were 791 data breaches during the first six months of the year, a 29 percent jump over the same period in 2016. Breaches continued to climb in the second half of the year. Many of those breaches involved household names. For example, Dow Jones & Company, Time Warner, Viacom, Verizon and World Wrestling Entertainment all put customer data at risk by misconfirguring cloud servers. Wells Fargo placed information about its wealthiest customers at risk when it accidently sent the data to opposing attorneys in a lawsuit involving the bank. Customer credit card information at Whole Foods and Sonic was compromised by point-of-sale attacks. Instagram’s security, too, was compromised due to a software bug. Meanwhile, Hard Rock Hotels & Casinos discovered payment card information over an eight month period was compromised by a breach ast a third-party reservation system. Some significant penalties and settlements were also announced during the period. SAManage USA paid a $264,000 fine for exposing the data of Vermont Health Connect users, and TalkTalk, a U.K. IT services provider, paid a £100,000 fine for a breach affecting 21,000 customers. Meanwhile, Ruby Corp. settled a lawsuit against Ashley Madison for $11.2 million, Nationwide Insurance paid $5.5 million to put to rest a case arising from a 2012 data breach that exposed the personal information of 1.27 million customers and healthcare insurer Anthem received preliminary approval of a $115 million settlement of litigation arising from 2015 breach that allowed intruders to access personal identifying information of 80 million people. Sep. 29. Equifax tells U.S. House of Representatives it is investigating sale of stock by senior executives weeks before a massive data breach at the company was made public. Executives made $1.8 million off the stock sale. Sensitive information on some 143 million Americans was compromised in the breach. Sep. 29. Crystal Bray and Samuel Cook file putative class action lawsuit against GameStop over six-month data breach that compromised payment cards of its customers. Plaintiffs allege the company’s cavalier approach to data security led to the breach. Sep. 29. Vermont Attorney General T. J. Donovan announces SAManage USA, which provides support services for Vermont Health Connect, will pay a $264,000 fine for a data breach affecting 660 VHC users. Sep. 28. Whole Foods, a grocery chain recently acquired by Amazon, reveals a data breach compromised credit card information at taprooms and restaurants at some of its stores. It adds that Payment cards used at its grocery stores were not affected by the breach. Sep. 28. Chicago files lawsuit in state court against Equifax in connection with data breach at company. City alleges Equifax violated the city’s consumer fraud ordinance and state laws regarding information privacy, consumer fraud and deceptive practices. Sep. 27. San Francisco files lawsuit in California state court seeking tens of millions of dollars in civil penalties against Equifax in connection with data breach at company. Sep. 26. Krebs on Security reports data breach at Sonic Drive-In may have compromised some five million payment card accounts. Sonic is a fast-food chain with 3,600 locations in 45 states. Sep. 26. Richard Smith resigns as CEO of Equifax. During Smith’s tenure at the company, it experienced a data breach in which sensitive information on 143 million Americans was compromised. Sep. 22. Law firms Robbins Geller and Hagens Berman announce they’ve filed proposed class-action lawsuit on behalf of people in 43 states in federal district court in Atlanta against Equifax in connection with data breach at company, Sep. 21. Webroot reports an average of 1.4 million phishing sites are created every month. Phishing is a prime method for creating data breaches. Sep. 21. Kromtech discovers data repository of vehicle device and monitoring company SVR exposed on the Internet due to a configuration error in an Amazon Web Services S3 bucket. Data included information on SVR’s customers and re-seller network, as well as on tracking devices on vehicles. Sep. 19. U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. dismisses two lawsuits filed against the Office of Personnel Management over June 2015 data breach in which sensitive data on more than 21 million people was stolen. Sep. 19. Upguard, a cybersecurity firm, reports about a gigabyte of credentials and configuration files belonging to entertainment giant Viacom were exposed on the Internet via an unsecured server. Sep. 15. Equifax announces resignations of Chief Information Officer David Webb and Chief Security Officer Susan Mauldin. Resignations follow data breach that affected 143 million U.S. customers. Sep. 15. U.S. Rep. Jim Himes, D-Conn., files bill to protect consumers affected by data breach at a credit reporting agency. Measure allows consumers to ask for a security freeze on their information free of charge following a breach. Sep. 14. Scott Meyers, Judey Meyers and Karl Gordon Eikost file a proposed class-action lawsuit in a Chicago federal court against Equifax in connection with data breach at company. Sep. 12. Jennifer Mertlich and others file proposed class-action lawsuit in a Seattle federal court against Equifax in connection with data breach at company. Sep. 14. Federal Trade Commission announces investigation of data breach at Equifax. Sep. 13. Reuters reports nearly 40 states have joined an investigation into data breach at Equifax. Sep. 12. Canadian consumers seek $450 billion in class-action lawsuit filed in Toronto against Equifax in connection with data breach at company. Sep. 11. Five citizens of Utah file proposed class-action lawsuit in Salt Lake City federal court against Equifax. Citizens are seeking $5 billion in damages. Sep. 9. Brian F. Spector of Florida and James McGonnigal of Maryland file proposed class-action lawsuit in an Atlanta federal court against Equifax.. Sep. 8. ZDNet reports Alexander Filinov and Konstantin Teplyakov, two members of the Humpty Dumpty hacker gang have been sentenced by a Moscow court to three years in a penal colony for compromising computers, smartphones and tablets of Russian citizens and stealing data from them. It adds that accounts of high ranking Kremlin officials were also hacked by the group, including the Twitter account of Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev. Sep. 7. Credit reporting agency Equifax reveals data breach of its systems placing at risk sensitive information of 143 million American consumers. Sep. 7. Roman Seleznev, 33, pleas guilty in federal courts in Nevada and Georgia to his role in a cyber theft ring that allegedly stole $50 million using credit card numbers stolen from online sources. Seleznev is the son of Valery Seleznev, a member of Russia’s lower house of parliament who has been critical of U.S. policies. Sep. 5. Times of London reports data breaches at British universities have doubled in the last two years to 1,152. It notes cyber gangs behind the attacks seek information that they can sell to nation-states. Sep. 4. Hacker News reports massive data breach at Taringa, known as the Reddit of Latin America. Breach compromised login details of 28 million users. HN says LeakBase, a breach notification service, has obtained a copy of the stolen data. Sep. 4. Upguard, a security research firm, reports third-party contractor for private military contractor TigerSwan accidentally exposed on the Internet resume files of 9,402 people. Data includes job histories of U.S. military veterans, mercenaries and Iraqi and Afghan nationals who worked in their countries with U.S. forces and government institutions. Sep. 1. Kromtech reports four million records containing personal information of Time Warner customers were stored without a password on an Amazon server. More than 600 GB of data was exposed, which included usernames, email addresses, MAC addresses, device serial numbers and financial transaction information. Sep. 1.

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