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you saw earler a signal token in the hands of the birdhill signal man . this is where it came from .
I offer this flower as a symbol my love for you. You have touched me in ways I can not put into words. Please take this flower as a small token of my love.
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44806 approaches New Bridge signalbox as ‘bobby’ John Price, prepares to exchange tokens with the crew
Signalman taking the token from the engineman. I'm still amazed that they do this whilst the train is moving (although not that fast - usually !).
As reported by the Financial Times, Spain has taken a hard stance on cryptocurrency advertising campaigns, including tough fines for companies that do not comply. The National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) has launched a crackdown on cryptocurrency advertising.
CNMV head Rodrigo Buenaventura told the Financial Times in an interview, “We are very excited about how this will bring some order to how crypto is promoted, not just through traditional media but also through influencers.”
He adds, “This is new terrain, for us and for them, and there will be moments of friction, but that always happens when you bring in rules for something that wasn’t regulated before.”
The new rule will require all cryptocurrency advertisements to carry a warning from next month in response to investor concerns about being defrauded by bogus claims. Influencers, crypto companies, and marketing firms hired by crypto companies are covered by these new rules.
This is part of a package of measures introduced by the CNMV to regulate the cryptocurrency sector in Spain, a measure that is seen as ground-breaking in Europe. It requires digital asset services providers, including those who receive payments for promoting crypto, to communicate with the agency about advertising and issue disclosures along with such advertisements.
Influencers must therefore make "clear, balanced, impartial, and non-misleading" statements regarding cryptocurrency risks if Spain's new rules are to apply.
This was just one of those sights that I had to try and capture. I took this at the Masaya volcano in Nicaragua. There's something about the dramatic look of the clouds and the unexplained cross on the hill on the left.
I am still experimenting different shooting techniques. I chose not to use flash to illuminate my right hand side portion because i want to split the image into two contrasting portion, a dark and light region.
