I hope that their support will help you regarding the 2fa problem as I did not see blockchain.info trying to help any one and they claim that they do not control the wallets. Anyway, try to contact your Sim provider asking to restore the sim. In my country they give some days in which you can restore the number. And when you get access to your wallet again, export your private keys and save them in a safe place

So what level of price do you mean by "up" ? Is it only a $10 movement ? I do not consider the movement of the market as up trend except if the price breaks the nearest resistance point

Fees are not related to wallets, you normally choose what fees you are willing to pay. If you are looking for free transactions then you can use coinbase or xapo as the pay the fees for you. But with these kind of sites you do not really have any control over your btc

I agree with you that killing the leader will not end the existence of those groups. But it is still effective as it affects all the groups member in a negative way as if they get defeated

If you do not want to use exchange sites because of their verification process, you can search for people in your country who are interested in buying and sell them your coins for cash and then you would not have to share any personal information

Electric vehicles will affect the oil industry so bad with no doubt. But oil in un renewable energy so people have to search for the alternative and improve it to be ready when oil go out.

The Pentagon said Friday that it had killed ISIS' finance minister, Abd al-Rahman Mustafa al-Qaduli, whom many analysts consider the group's No. 2 leader.

Those analysts believe al-Qaduli would have been expected to take control of the day-to-day running of ISIS, also called ISIL, if its leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, was killed or incapacitated.
The U.S. operation was intended to capture him alive, a U.S. official told CNN. Helicopters loaded with special operations forces swooped in on a vehicle carrying al-Qaduli, but at the last moment something happened that caused them to decide to fire on the vehicle instead. The official would not say what it was that caused them to modify the plan.
Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced the death at a news conference Friday morning.
"We are systematically eliminating ISIL's cabinet," Carter said, adding it was "the second senior ISIL leader we've successfully targeted this month."

http://edition.cnn.com/2016/03/25/politics/isis-no-2-in-command-killed-u-s-believes/

So ISIS had a government and ministries like normal countries ?!!

What type of friends do you want ? I mean do you want a specific nationalities and language or it does not matter  where are they from ?

I would sell a part of my bitcoin and leave the other part waiting for the price to recover again. So if the price keeps dropping, I would make the loss lower by selling the first part

because cash value is always decreasing a year after a year . while bitcoin has a ups and down movements in prices. So why not taking the risk with the possibility of making profit by time

not all the world has access to the internet to be able to use bitcoin. So this is why the majority of the world still use fiat only without using debit cards or digital currencies like bitcoin

Most exchanges I have seen they have put a limit of 0.01 btc which is approximately 4 dollars to buy or sell bitcoin. but if you are talking about face to face exchange, I think the minimum limit can be anything depends on the agreement between the buyer and the seller

you can try to exchange your Payoneer balance with bitcoin with other members in the currency exchange board
but be aware from scammers and deal with high trusted members

I agree with you that bitcoin can be better compared with debit cards not credit ones. because one when spends from his wallet it is similar to spending from a bank account. they can be consider as competitors as their use is quite similar

could you tell me please what 80 currencies do you have and what countries do you support ? because I surfed you sites looking for info but I did not find

 During his trip to Buenos Aires, President Barack Obama offered an apology to the people of Argentina for being "slow for human rights" during the reign of the violent military dictatorship in the South American nation.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2016/03/24/obama-speaks-us-role-argentinas-dirty-war/82206754/

he feels sorry in his last days 

I am holding my bitcoin because I am waiting to the halving and I want to have some btc in case the price rises and once the price reaches a high level, I will sell them with good profit
Since I knew bitcoin I always sell in low prices so I will wait this time

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I tried registering on yellowcircle.net  two days ago and I did not receive any email with the user and password till now. I registered with a gmail account. does it still work ? or it has to be with @edu email ?

Brussels terror attacks generate nearly 17.5 million more Google News results than Ankara car bombing

The attacks in Brussels, which killed at least 31 people and injured more than 200, have led to international condemnation of terrorism.

Media outlets have been reporting on the events since the news broke and following every update. Images showing the world standing in solidarity with Brussels have been widely circulating.

On Google News, typing in Brussels attacks generates more than 18 million results.

But, as reported by MIC, this is a stark comparison to the reaction following a deadly attack which took place in Turkey just over a week ago.

A car bomb exploded near a bus stop in Ankara, the capital of Turkey, killing at least 37 people on 13 March. The Kurdistan Freedom Hawks claimed responsibility for the attack which injured more than 70 people.

But on Google News, searching for this attack - Ankara car bomb - brings up fewer than 400,000 results.

Such a disparity in coverage and reaction has led some people, such as Facebook user James Taylor, to call upon the world to show more solidarity with Turkey.

In a post that has now gone viral and been shared more than 120,000 times, Mr Taylor, who has lived in Ankara for 18 months, said: “It is very easy to look at terror attacks that happen in London, in New York, in Paris and feel pain and sadness for those victims, so why is not the same for Ankara?"

"Is it because you just don’t realise that Ankara is no different from any of these cities?”

He then referenced a phrase that spread widely on social media following the Charlie Hebdo shooting in January 2015 and the Paris terror attacks in November.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/brussels-attacks-terrorism-isis-google-news-ankara-car-bombing-a6947646.html

“You were Charlie, you were Paris. Will you be Ankara?”