Phinn, I think you have the making of one serious book. Although you might have to change the flow somewhat.
I used to do very complex investigations for an unnamed agency. When I was first starting out I learned some valuable lessons. The first lesson was to write my investigations in as plain English as possible. In other words, don't write it like you're trying to explain it to your colleagues, write it like you are trying to explain it to the common person and (jury, prosecutor). People and lawyers get lost in the technical jargon, innuendos, and implications. You have to spell each point out and in chronological order, state specifically how they relate to the case, and what these facts have to do with the investigation itself. I mastered this simple concept and the agency still uses some of these principles today to teach their young Agents how to 'splain things in a report.
I like reading your posts and I think you're on to something interesting, but I'll admit, my SAT scores weren't as good as yours. I do have some trouble connecting the dots. I hope you're archiving all of this information somewhere, too. Seems you've connected not just a few actors, but an entire underground culture of some sick stuff.
With this said I have to question your motivation behind this exposure. And I pray it is not what I think it is. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so kindly, jc01480, for the welcoming advice. I'll try to heed it. I didn't really meant to brag about my SAT scores but, unfortunately, that's all the former educational cred I have, and if it wasn't for the shingle being lost due to Katina, I would've had it framed. Fuckin' HAARP!  I usually do include more details when I pen an OP, but since it seemed so clear to this rod-in-head mind of mine, I thought it would also be clear to the reader, but I now do see some holes as I look in the mirror while removing the rod. Tribeca Film Festival, where the premier of The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin was first shown, aside, the rest of the connections were made via one investor of OKCoin. One has to admit that the following does seem a little creepy: http://www.bidnessetc.com/21947-news-intercontinentalexchange-group-nyse-ice-plans-to-spin-off-euronext-before-summer/ |
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"A hero can be anyone, even a man doing something as simple and reassuring as putting a coat around a young boy's shoulders to let him know the world hasn't ended."
~Batman to Chief Jim Gordon of Gotham City Boy, you're not going to believe this!: https://www.linkedin.com/company/gotham-government-solutions (remember this link)  Note the phone number: (916) 730-1881  http://www.dos.ny.gov/corps/bus_entity_search.htmlhttp://appext20.dos.ny.gov/corp_public/CORPSEARCH.ENTITY_INFORMATION?p_nameid=2886503&p_corpid=2863915&p_entity_name=tribe%20llc&p_name_type=A&p_search_type=BEGINS&p_srch_results_page=0 Note the Big Chief. Note the address. Let's see who's at that address on the 35th floor. http://csrc.nist.gov/cyberframework/rfi_comments/040813_gotham.pdf Is this what Mark Karpeles was trying to relay with his coded(?) Batman logo link in that Pastebin interview? Dark Knight Rises: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1345836/Eight years after the Joker's reign of anarchy, the Dark Knight must return to defend Gotham City against the enigmatic jewel thief Catwoman and the ruthless mercenary Bane as the city teeters on the brink of complete annihilation. For sake of argument, let's say that Mark Karpeles is a joker that likes to speak in riddles. We have Dark, as in Let There be Dark; Catwoman, as in Mark has a cat; Bane, as in Tibane, his cat's name; Satoshi Nakamoto is an enigma; Brink, as in a money transporter, and starts with the letter B; Gotham City, as in http://www.gothamgs.com. Add, whatever else I left out. (odd, that Bane was capitalized) <perhaps, this assessment is too tinfoilly> How do you like the NSA and NIST connection? |
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Phinn...if you don't mind me asking, what do you do as a career or day job? You are a serious True Detective!
I buy and sell barn wood. Seriously! Josh, of BFL, even claimed once that I don't buy it, but steal it - at night. I also deal in relics antiques, albeit not as much as I used to when I used to set up next to Mike Wolfe at the Nashville Flea Market back in the day. Hell, I used to pick from Frank Fritz, who sat up behind Mike under the same pavilion next to the office on antique alley. Wow really? That's not what I expected at all, thats really cool. I was expecting something to do with computer science or finance... I'm probably one of the few here that got a perfect 800 on their SAT math section (732/English/comprehensive). I've became a better writer to express myself via Google and this forum. BTW, the ROI on one board feet of reclaimed lumber is 200-500% - profit! |
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Phinn...if you don't mind me asking, what do you do as a career or day job? You are a serious True Detective!
I buy and sell barn wood. Seriously! Josh, of BFL, even claimed once that I don't buy it, but steal it - at night. I also deal in relics antiques, albeit not as much as I used to when I used to set up next to Mike Wolfe at the Nashville Flea Market back in the day. Hell, I used to pick from Frank Fritz, who sat up behind Mike under the same pavilion next to the office on antique alley. |
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Another great idea. I live close enough to Philadelphia to attend but have no interest in Kanye West or any of the other performers. Give me some 1980s rock acts and I am all over it.  Same here, but sadly members of the Moody Blues are all in their 70s, sand one. And, Phil Collins can no longer play drums due to his back. I would pay to see this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_drFOEVc2FE |
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paradoxes time! Since I love paradoxes, I'd love to see all the paradoxes you know. Here's one:
If a crocodile steals a child and promises its return if the father can correctly guess exactly what the crocodile will do, how should the crocodile respond in the case that the father correctly guesses that the child will not be returned?
Do you have any? or even better if you tought of one?
Does it involve an arrow and a hare? |
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To the OP. it's just nature taking it's course. We as humans need to allow it to happen and stop trying to play God. I hope you realize it's just a story I contrived around an actual event(s), and have no qualms with chicken hawks eating my "friends". My cross-dressing neighbor has already trapped and relocated ~80 squirrels so that less damage would be done to his home under the eaves, whereas the reckneck on the other side of me uses them for target practice for the same reasons. I feed them and, again, would have no qualms with some hawk eating them. Rabbits in my lettuce patch, on the hand... |
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Part of nature.
People eat cow and pig everyday. The condition they live in is horrible.
There isn't much you can do unless you can convince people to convert to vegetarian.
Not so much different than bird eats bird world.
But corn can scream. Who will save the corn? Killing plants is MURDER! Might as well just eat rocks, right? But corn can't scream; it's no more sentient than the rocks in my driveway. ) It's a lot more sentient than the rocks in your driveway. If I were you, I'd keep an eye on them rocks.  |
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Part of nature.
People eat cow and pig everyday. The condition they live in is horrible.
There isn't much you can do unless you can convince people to convert to vegetarian.
Not so much different than bird eats bird world.
But corn can scream. Who will save the corn? Killing plants is MURDER! Might as well just eat rocks, right? Years ago, I overheard my best friend's GF say, "Nothin' goes in where corn comes out." All three of us were in the living at the time where the exchange took place as part of the conversation at hand. |
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Here's an interesting quote from Gatekeeper, who usually posts in the Speculation section, but this was in one of FinShaggy's threads, ironically, Fin being the last channel that Autumn Radtke subscribed to on YouTube: maybe try to talk to people like this http://www.newbitcoinworld.com/2013/04/incredible-us-producers-crowdfund.htmlthey may well be able to offer help or advice, if they made a documentary then surely they'd be decent at making a "reality" tv show or helping in some way "Bitcoin crowdfunding has been used by U.S. co-producers Daronimax Media and 44th Floor Productions to finance the feature documentary from director Nicholas Mross" might be a good point of contact, crowdfunding the project was a great idea |
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Phin - your posts always seem detailed and interesting, but I can almost never just quickly read your posts once and figure out what the heck you're trying to say. You need a "WTF does this mean?" sentence or two at the end of your posts.
Apologies, bud. Would you accept, "My dog ate it!"? What I was eluding to is that the same group backing OKCoin had major hand in the production of the documentary The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin, especially if you consider... http://theriseandriseofbitcoin.com/were-proud-to-announce/We are proud to announce that “The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin” has been accepted as an Official Selection at the Tribeca Film Festival. The world premiere of the
documentary will take place on April 23rd at 5:30 PM at SVA Theatre 2 in Chelsea, NY.
After the premiere screening, there will be a panel discussion with the director of the film Nicholas Mross, our protagonist Daniel Mross, one of the characters from the film Charlie Shrem, and an undisclosed final panelist. ...and the philosophy of the Mross family. |
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http://www.businessweek.com/news/2013-08-12/new-york-subpoenas-bitcoin-firms-in-probe-over-criminal-riskIn addition to Winklevoss Capital and Andreessen Horowitz, DFS sent subpoenas to the following investor groups: Bitcoin Opportunity Fund, Boost VC Bitcoin Fund, Founders Fund, Google Ventures, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Tribeca Venture Partners, Tropos Funds and Union Square Ventures, the person said. http://tribecafilm.com/filmguide/53286d0ab57ce982ad000163-rise-and-rise-of-bitcoinCAST & CREDITS
Director: Nicholas Mross
Screenwriter: Nicholas Mross
Producer: Ben Bledsoe, Nicholas Mross, Patrick Lope
Editor: Patrick Lope
Cinematographer: Nicholas Mross
Executive Producer: Juergen Mross
Composer: Simon Stevens
Co-Producer: Ashley Mross, Daniel Mross
Cast: Daniel Mross, Charlie Shrem, Jered Kenna, Gavin Andresen, Erik Voorhees, Mark Karpeles, Roger Ver, Yifu Guo, Jennifer Shasky Calvery, Cameron Winklevoss, Tyler Winklevoss, Ryan Singer, Brian Armstrong, Fred Ehrsam, Tony Gallippi, Stephen Pair, Vitalik Buterin http://www.seedandspark.com/terms-serviceshttp://www.crunchbase.com/organization/okcoin http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/ceyuan-venturesSan Francisco Office
460 Bush Street
2nd Floor
San Francisco, CA 94108
USA http://www.mmnews.de/index.php/wirtschaft/16983-bitcoin-system-crashhttp://www.mross.de/index.php/micheal-mross (translated) PERSONAL
Michael Mross (born in 1958) comes from Cologne. During law school, he discovered his interest in stock market and journalism. After intermediate stations at ARD, he hosted the financial program "Money Market" on RTL. In 1993, Michael Mross his debut at the Telebörse - the "Daily Show" among the German exchange program. Michael Mross is now considered a cult figure among stockbrokers. was followed by appearances at N24. By 2010, Michael Mross also reported for the largest financial stations around the world - CNBC - for an international audience of the German Stock Exchange. Career 1984-1991 film author and television documentary maker at WDR - partly international award-winning documentary films, 1991 Moderator RTL business magazine "money market" 1993-2000 Moderator n-tv Telebörse 2003 - 2008 N24 Exchange Moderator 2003-2010 stock market presenter for CNBC (largest financial stations around the world) Since 2008 operates Michael Mross the economic information portal www.mmnews.de , which became the largest economy in Europe blog.
Books
Michael Mross is also the author of numerous bestsellers in the field of stock market / finances. "Exchange foolproof" (Ullsteinhaus, sometimes sold 70000) and "The stock market!" (Econ) now also acquired a reputation in the stock market literature. "Exchange foolproof" becoming the best-selling book in the German speaking market. "The Exchange" on first attempt the leap into the bestseller lists. The title "Get Rich Quick - The eternal laws of exchange" (TM Börsenverlag) came at the end of 2001 to the market. , 2007, the more philosophical work has been released "Evolution of Success". End of March 2011 finally the work "The currency crash is coming," says Prof. Max Otte of the "Every investor should read this book."
Books at a glance:
- 1998: Market is very easy (Ullsteinhaus)
- 2001: The stock market (Econ)
- 2003: Get rich quick - the eternal laws of the Stock Exchange (Ticker publisher)
- 2007: Evolution of success (Börsenmedien AG)
- 2011: The Currency Crash Is Coming (Börsenmedien AG)
Lectures
not only on TV but also lectures at home and abroad knows how Mross, entrain his audience. The topic exchange - loose and anecdotal seasoned, realistic and full-cash tips. The market man always keeps a dose of optimism ready. Private In his spare time, the stock market man busy with future science and Evoltionsbiologie. In addition, the seven seas are his territory. Michael Mross is an avid diver.
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http://netvvorth.com/Catalog/The collection is offered to expose netart as a viable investment to serious collectors by establishing a shadow market, proving its ability to hide illicit profits and transfer them easily around the globe.
All works are supplied with provenance papers. All sales are in Bitcoin. The true counterfeiter is identified only to the owner of the piece.
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That's harsh. If you armed yourself adequately, you wouldn't have had to worry about it. Just shot down their captor.
Then, I would have to vet it. |
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Whether you know it or not, I'm a bird lover, referring to them as my friends as I feed them bread, et al. from the back porch of my home. They even come when I call them.
Yesterday, and today, while tending the vegetable garden I'm putting in, a racist chicken hawk swooped down and snatched up a blackbird. I have reason to believe that the same killer is responsible for the decline of Red-breasted robins and Belgium finches no longer frequenting my humble abode.
Yesterday's tragedy will live forever in my mind as I not only witnessed the kidnapping, but also the couple dozen other blackbirds trying, but all in vain, to get the killer to release our friend, prior to the chicken hawk breaking its neck, thus ending his cries for help.
My goal is to create a vanity bitcoin address to garner charitable donations via Kickstarter to end this madness, for I have a hunch that he's in cahoots with a raccoon and a opossum that have been terrorizing the neighborhood at night as well, as of late.
~Bruno Kucinskas
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