I wonder if higher education will help for entrepreneurship? Entrepreneurship comes in two ways, 1st can be taught as a professional getting the specialist education and the other could be learnt through our environment we live in, say for example someone in the family could be the role model and we emulate them and carry on the skill after this real life lesson... But higher education is generalized here so did you mena getting a professional course or something  I am more interested in how much theory will help in this, because during a long study we do not get practice, this will be possible only when we start doing business, until that moment we will not be able to know how much it will help us. If you go for a professional course, you are required to have the experience through job attachments to give you the feel of what happens out there in real life...theory alone doesn't cut it!! Statistically, 95% of entrepreneurs have a bachelor's degree or higher and I wonder, for those of you who are involved in entrepreneurship, how useful was higher education for you?
These courses have to many people taking them and expecting white collar jobs, and unfortunately these jobs aren't enough to go round for everyone and to survive you have to find other fields that will pay you. |
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We now have the opening match of this round in play between Newcastle and City. Meanwhile, Manchester City has been boosted by the return of Kevin De Bruyne from injury, and the Belgian playmaker will look to make an impact against Newcastle. All I know is if the Belgian is in the mood to play then city will certainly win but they need to approach the game with caution, Newcastle can be a nuisance at times  The Citizens have won the last four meetings between the two teams.
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My pool prediction was 1:2 in favor of home
The Citizens should have the advantage thanks to the 12th player on the pitch but football at times can be won without the fans and this is one of those games because of the history behind the game.. Btw, looking at your prediction don't you think this game has more goals than we expect.. Looked at the head to head at minimum at least 4 goals in this match should be expected... Inplay prediction Man City 3-1 Newcastle |
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Game 1: 45, 60'
Game 2: 45, 60'
Game 3: 45, 60'
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It could even be Liverpool since Firmino is leaving in Summer.
Yeah Firmino will leave Liverpool since it has been officially announced by Bobby Firmino’s agent Roger Wittmann [1] I think Klopp is making a mistake by not extending Firmino's contract because he's still 31 years old and he have a good decision as a striker. Now Liverpool doesn't have a pure striker except Nunez, although Gakpo is currently played as a striker even he was a left winger. 
[1] https://twitter.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1631715639978074121Am not a Liverpool fan but I think these are players who I thought would retire from this club but after this news... I don't think players will be staying like the old timers did especially with the current mess the Reds are in.. Guess it's no longer about being a fan but the money you earn:( I also believe it is a mistake for Liverpool to let Firmino go already. I mean Firmino started the season really great and even made a bigger contribution compared to the previous season.
This Liverpool mess started when Mane left and it seems to have continued, what really is going on at Anfield |
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1. Verstappen
2. Leclerc
3. Alonso
4. 12 seconds
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Looking at this chart suggests some bullish intentions to come from bitcoin heading towards the most probable target of 44,000 of which a reaction will happen to mitigate any sell orders and after that price should break that barrier as the will be nothing to stop it. But bare in mind this is the monthly chart and results could take a long time to be realized, otherwise spot on OP  . It would be nice to have the weekly side by side with this chart for any short term buys.. |
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Have you checked your attitude towards money lately? They say money makes the world go round and nobody is going to change that! Knowing how money is key in pretty much everything, the mentality is get that money pay some bills and you are golden. If you can sell and still make money then you are among the 1% in the world and that should be the target What is "your dream"? bigger home, a bigger car, private schools, branded drink, gold?... Pretty sure everyone dreams of this, but nothing beats house, money, car the perfect trifecta as i call it... Money for for things that are important in life: you family, your people, health, well being, ... Do not be afraid to spend the money on your people when they really need it, Family will always be in our lives whether we like it or not. but be wary of spending it on stupid things and if you think your car and your clothes are important, you may want to start thinking if you have any significant goal in life and where does it get you in the next 10 years.
I think this is were most of us get it wrong, you can't go on in life without spoiling yourself after all the hard work you put in to bring that money, don't think it's selfish to make yourself happy... If you are always thinking about other people's problems it could turn out depressing in the long run which is why you need to take care of yourself!! |
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I don't know who needs to hear this but after years of being a bounty hunter and keeping a close eye on how bounties are conducted, it's safe to say most projects make the biggest mistake of paying bounty hunters using their native tokens, why do I say so, well bounty hunters don't share the long term foresight as the project to the point of being a hodler to grow with the company but rather see their bounty payment as a service and will sell the tokens for less to get whatever money they can because they owe nobody anything.Of course, for the project to pay using the tokens is cost cutting but if the project is truly slated for the future, paying using non-tokens is a good signal for a strong project.
Going forward in the best interest of investors and the project itself, hope to see "more" bounties being paid with established coins in this industry.
What do you guys think?
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I have accepted your loan request and sent USDT to your wallet. Please check your account balance and let me know whether you have received the payment or not. I can not share the transaction ID as it is an internal transaction. Please repay on or before the due date to TPJFNWda8wvaJZQ5vDMy1srRYGcg3cr2dA funny these block explorers couldn't pick the transaction, otherwise, funds received cheers. |
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I don't know why chelsea is always taking such horrible decision like that. chelsea has been even closer with the relegation zone. Will chelsea be relegated this season? that's interesting thing to bet on it
There is so much presure coming from the fans, and all interested parties and at this point it clearly looks like desperate decisions to try and get an immediate result and unfortunately with football it doesn't work out this way. I was quite surprised by Mbappe's statement, that he is an AC Milan fan, and if he moves to Serie A, he will only accept AC Milan. Probably trying to stir away all media attentions from the PSG dressing room to this potential transfer... Maybe this is not the right time for AC Milan to get superstar fans who are in their best performance. Because AC Milan doesn't have enough money to bring him in. Even though he expressed his love for Milan, Di Marzio said, there were no negotiations whatsoever between Milan and Mbappe. Of course, I am aware that Milan cannot sign Mbappe with the remainder of his contract. PSG will not just let Mbappe go.
That's what came to my mind, teams like AC Milan aren't big money spenders and a player like Mbappe comes at a premium and the Italian team won't be interested in such, unless a free transfer was to happen |
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Hi 4CryptoBet just have a quick question, when it comes to bonus rollovers, do you only count the winning bets or losers as well???
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05-Woodie
Best of luck everybody.
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Question 1:
Rating from Blockchair Bitcoin Block Explorer 8 points
I think the current 8/10 rating for Blockchair.com is more than fair and the extra 2points remaining leaves room for improvement to get a perfect score, Btw if memopool had the multicoin support it would have been my number one..
Question 2:
Remove "comments" column from our table - NO
Think of this as our very own trust pilot with a few reasons why ABC is where it is but if the majority want this section taken down, the numbers back them its a collective decision.
Question 3:
Include comments in "hover format" - Yes
If SFR10 solution simplifies the user experience why not, let's get on with it.
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my problem is I'm not always online on this forum because there is no light and no were to charge my cellphone so I always manage my battery. Hey buddy hope you are having a great journey here on the forum, and I see you have the assumption of people being always online out here on the forum.. It doesn't need to be this way, you have a life and need to live a little in real life away from your screen! In the case of your power management you could consider getting a powerbank as a temporary solution or go the solar way if resources allow. The only place am charging my phone is my neighbor's place, now am tired of going there to charge my cellphone, so what will I do so I can be more available on this forum? It's no requirement that you need to be always online unless you are comfortable with it and like I said a few lines above, invest in some backup power.. A powerbank for a start say 10000mah power bank. Ever since I join this forum I have learned a lot about bitcoin and how people become rich through bitcoin investment
Just do you know not everyone is crypto rich, don't let those texts put you on a path of high expectations be content with what you have for now, Btw just like any investment in any industry it takes money to make money and bitcoin isn't any different. |
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Honestly it all depends on who you are going to be asking, if you ask a winner who has gone from wagering a $100 bill to getting a million out of gambling there is no way such a person would ever say gambling is bad.. But if you ask someone that blew huge sums of money to a point of amassing debt, relationships breaking up and losing valuable properties as a result of trying to get back to winning ways then gambling will always be labeled bad. This is why I cringe whenever I hear or read stories of people who blame gambling for the loss of their entire life's saving or some negative consequence. Greed gets the best of us and this is why the house will always win. The act of Gambling in itself is neutral. It is not to be blame for the harm that has befallen the individual but rather the individual's inability to control their emotions, finances, and time. I strongly encourage every newbie gambler as well as experienced gamblers to take responsibility for their actions and not using gambling as a scapegoat for their lack of discipline. If you approach gambling with discipline and self-control you will find that that it can be a fun and relaxing activity. Who else thinks so too?
Totally agree, winners know when to quit and it's sad people want to keep going even when you have made positive retains on your account only to give it back and probably get into the negative. |
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Could be the region that has alot of sell orders seating in that region.
But once all these are filled up price will have no resistance & when price is back at this and the break out is achieved this could turn to a demand area or what others refer to as the support area which will work in our favor and not won't allow price to drop below this price and possibly make a new all time high for the year 2023.
If you ask me it's good that the rejections are happening now as this means all orders seating there are liquidated and nothing will be left to stop it when it's back.
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1. Do your research: Before investing in any cryptocurrency, it's important to understand its technology, use case, and potential risks. Read whitepapers, follow news and social media feeds, and understand market trends. Definitely agree, aA few years back when every project was out there flaunting their whitepapers, investing in crypto was so much easy, you simply bought the crypto asset and forgot about it because we had a few coins on the market and the success of the investment was high, but today because we have scammers that have got into the market the game has changed...These scammers are so creative such that they use a fancy website, a fake team(probably use stolen identities to make the project look authentic) and many of us get fooled by this, and if you are one that doesn't take the time to research and proofread you could be investing in a knockoff asset. 2. Diversify your portfolio: Don't put all your eggs in one basket. Consider investing in different cryptocurrencies and other asset classes to spread out your risk. Spreading your risk is a good idea but if the asset you have invested in has a big community and is authentic then one asset is also okay, this is something I have learnt from forex trading! 3. Stay up to date on regulations: Regulations surrounding cryptocurrencies are constantly changing, and it's important to stay informed. Changes in regulations can affect the value of a cryptocurrency and its ability to be traded. This is a tough one, I would be lying if i said am a vivid follower of such crypto regulations because when it comes to the internet am a free bird... 4. Have a strategy: Develop a trading strategy that aligns with your investment goals and risk tolerance. Consider factors such as entry and exit points, stop-loss orders, and profit targets. Risk management, Risk management, Risk management this is one core principle to a successful trading journey, well said mate. 5. Use reputable exchanges: Be sure to use reputable exchanges that have a proven track record of security and reliability. Do your due diligence on exchanges and read reviews from other traders. I agree to disagree because reviews these days can be bought and relying on someone's word isn't enough, but if the exchange is legit it speaks for itself Remember, the cryptocurrency market is highly volatile and can be risky. It's important to approach trading with caution and always do your own research before investing."
Nothing beats doing your own due diligence  |
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hey) Emilly, 25, female. Rate my naked photos on sex dating site, click link:
These spam messages have found themselves on the forum how odd, expected this to be email targeted especially on Gmail.. Btw, If you are going to state the obvious then something is fishy out here... For starters anybody who's going to go by the name of Emily while also insisting on telling the world you are female  Sorry definitely a red flag and potentially the user behind this name is Male! |
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