Now that I have that additional information, I'm leaning towards the user being at best careless and showing a lack of respect by not attributing.

Is it plagerism?  Probably not given the user (from your account) hasn't passed off the information as having been their own words (an example would be Lauda's wholesale use of other's words and passing that off as their own work).

I've only just spotted this thread (still in the Economics section) - the OP has made an identical post in the Known Alts thread, so may I suggest you either move this thread to the Reputation section as has already been suggested, or, close (lock) this thread and let it be examined in the other thread.

Reminder:  I sent you a PM.  Please read and respond, thank-you.

Is it plagerism?  Or, a lack of attribution?

The Flag wasn't created correctly.

As you yourself point out, the flag creator is not the one who created the thread.  Therefore it can be locked without intervention by the flag creator.  The OP of the thread you pointed me in the direction of has no flags listed, so no Flags supported.

Okay?

@Adler_rus Please go back to your post and use the Submission Form that can be found in the first post, (then correct your post). 

While you are at it, have a look also at the Resources Section which has additional information (including links to third party websites where you can archive your proof).

Flag not supported at this point given:

The terms of creating Flags is quite clear in that the thread cannot be a self moderated one (this thread is self moderated) and the thread cannot be locked.   You did not create the thread, therefore, you cannot guarantee that the thread won't ever be locked.

I think you'll find some of the South Pacific countries are much more remote than either Australia or New Zealand (and Brisbane is in Australia)  Same with protectorates such as the Falkland Islands / Easter Island / Pitcairn Island etc.

Some of your other information is almost correct - for example we've had double and triple digit infections prior to the most recent lock-downs in Greater Sydney/Greater Melbourne.

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I'd be interested to hear where you are citing that "remote aboriginal communities have infections"...  Where are you quoting?

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The media did show women entering the Stamford Plaza, with children (the children's faces were pixelated out) - perhaps it was the women's team as you suggest?

Here is what the OP wrote:


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Less than two weeks before the twentieth anniversary of the attacks on New York's World Trade Towers, one, two and e.g. seven etc., the Pentagon and the four aircraft hijackings that facilitated those attacks on the 11th of September, 2001, the American armed forces have completed their withdrawal from Afghanistan as mandated by the President Joe Biden as part of his election campaign commitment.

With that withdrawal now complete, would you place a wager on the Biden+Harris team for reelection in 2024??

Would you bet on another candidate?

What odds would you want?

Know of any betting sites that are already taking bets on the outcome?

Actually, I was kind of hoping someone in this thread might be able to shed some light on which flavour of cricket it was relating to, especially as Queensland has been managing to doge the silver bullet when it comes to Covid (due to our various lock-downs) but in saying that our ball codes (Rugby League and Australian Rules) have set up base in South East Queensland, so I was wondering if there was going to be a Cricket Bubble here in SEQ.

I was just watching the news on "Sunrise" on chanel seven and there's a (typical storm in a breakfast news tea cup) over the cricketers who have flown into Brisbane and been put into Luxury Hotel Quarantine.

I couldn't following what the problem is supposed to be, but the reporters were foaming at the mouth about the arrangements made for the cricketers.

3% fees are a little steep...

Actually a LOT steep. I can see issues surrounding the survivability of this token, not the least of which tieing it to the Binance chain.

Selling premined coins only makes you rich but gives nothing back to the community in the form of portability via an android wallet or uses on commercial sites.

I think you were onto something a few weeks back when you posted about the convoluted system for the semi finals how the various ranked teams are paired up against each-other.

The Eels probably feel they need to be paired against whichever team it is on their radar, so they needed a win or two to keep them against their preferred semi finalist match.

Don't be surprised if they (the Eels) win their first semi in a walkover.

I'm sorry to read you lost out on that bet.  I've been fairly accurate in my forecasts up until now (althought as couple of times it hasn't gone to plan).  The Eels did have a good start to the season and they are still at fifth spot on the ladder, so it isn't like the Bulldogs scoring an upset win.

At half time in the game between the Panthers and West's Tigers the score is 12 - 6



I don't imagine the Tigers will claw their way back into the lead.

The Rabbitohs have won 54 - 12 against the Roosters who must be smarting by their 42 point pounding  ( a not so close game ).



Canberra also lived up to my expectations and gave the Auckland Warriors a thumping with their 28 - 16 "closer" fixture.  I haven't checked out the match highlights, however, Canberra has cemented its place in the top eight in eigth place behind the Knights.

The price of bitcoin has been correcting downwards the last few days wiping thousands off of the price of individual bitcoins and with it Billions of dollars off of investors bottom lines.

Any shock pushing the price upwards (such as the recent purchase by MicroStrategy) is now being counter-measured by a realization that investors simply aren't there to continue to prop up bitcoin's bottom line.  (Just look to how few transactions are showing up in the mempool).

As I see it, the main reason people will HODL their crypto (not just bitcoin, but all other coins and tokens) is the next halving of the reward for solving a bitcoin block.  Within 18 months of that event historically the price of bitcoin rises to previously unheard of prices.  And, with the price of bitcoin rising, so too will other crypto/alts follow suit (i.e. bitcoins rise will drag other crypto's price up with it).

The above calculations are based on the assumption that the game was played daily.  

I would have thought the game play was conducted weekly which would bring your calculation down to 30(y) X 52(w) X $36 = $ 56,160 (give or take - based on the today dollar values for the three game panels played)

Thirty years times fifty games (assuming a couple of times a year any player missed putting a coupon into a draw).

1500 games played versus a lottery that has a one in a million chance of winning (could be one in fifty million chance depending on how many balls in a game)

Although the game numbers were played fifteen-hundred times, it's still a (one in a million/one in fifty million) chance that your numbers come up.

Bledisloe III confirmed for Perth

Thu, 26/08/2021, 7:00 am by Harrison Wakeling

https://www.rugby.com.au/news/bledisloe-iii-perth-test-confirmed-date-time-wallabies-all-blacks-2021825


Should be an exciting game.  Naturally, I want to see the Aussies win against our mortal enemies the All Blacks (boo-hiss) but if I were a betting man (what thread is this??) I'd have to say the Kiwis have been playing at the top of their game again and would be the more obvious choice to put a wager on.

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I only caught ppart of the the first half when the score was 6 - 6 but knew it'd be a close game for the Newcastle Knights who won 15 - 14 against Gold Coast.



The win cements their place at seventh on the ladder ahead of the sharks.