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4881  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: I could really get the bitcoin movement going on: December 23, 2013, 02:11:53 PM
Issue is I need personal gain to just like any other thing I "sell" to clients either it be car loans, home loans or investments...I take 2000+ calls a month ...I need some sort of personal gain.

Great plan! Investors call the bank at which you work seeking investment advice. You steer them away from everything that your bank has to offer toward Bitcoin. What could possible go wrong?
4882  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Rocky Mountain High for Bitcoin? on: December 23, 2013, 02:03:18 PM
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/12/22/colorado-resorts-brace-for-marijuana-tourism/4168959/

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Colorado's ski resorts and mountain towns are bracing for an influx of tourists seeking a now-legal Rocky Mountain high.

Last year, the state legalized the possession and use of small amounts of recreational marijuana, and on Jan. 1 special stores will be allowed to sell pot to anyone 21 and over.

I say, the entity that opts to accept bitcoins on day one will be inundated with press, thus would enjoy a robust (no pun intended) first day sales and beyond.

Ironic, eh? DPR sits in a cell for committing a crime while using the internet for virtually the same activity that'll be legal in Colorado, i.e. selling a previous illegal substance. As far as I know, it won't be illegal to accept payment via bitcoins for pot in Colorado after the first.

Anybody here now of any entity that's planning on opening up shop in Colorado so that they can be informed as to how big their outlet can become? For the fullest impact, they must accept bitcoins on day one, otherwise accepting bitcoins on subsequent days would only mean that they're playing follow the leader.

Damn, I wish I wasn't so busy right now with RL affairs, otherwise I would make myself available at the Grand Opening of the one true first bitcoin-accepting specialty shop in Colorado as The Most Interesting Bitcoiner in the World. The only way I could do it is if I'm flown in and put up on their dime, for driving it would make me loose too many days. Flight and any hotel room for one day is all I'll ask, accepting no further payment.

~TMIBTCITW
4883  Economy / Services / Re: Bitcoin 100: Developed Specifically for Non-Profits on: December 23, 2013, 06:07:40 AM
And more work for Phin (and myself)

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From: Jason Shim
To Brock, me

Hi Brock,

Just wanted to take a moment to introduce you to Dmitry, who is cc:ed in this email. Dmitry oversees the Bitcoin100 and we had a chance to meet in person recently in Toronto and he graciously volunteers his time to administer the project.

Dmitry, Brock is currently involved with War Child Canada and has expressed an interest in the Bitcoin 100. Brock, from here, just let Dmitry know that you're interested along with a link to the War Child site and let him know that you are looking to implement it within your organization. As I mentioned, if you need any help around the technical implementation / executive buy-in parts, just let me know!

JASON SHIM / DIGITAL MEDIA MANAGER
PATHWAYS TO EDUCATION CANADA  

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From: Brock W

Awesome! Thanks Jason.

Dmitry, I would love to get the ball rolling on helping War Child accept Bitcoin donations. Here is the link to our site: www.warchild.ca (we have a splash page up for the holidays, FYI)

We haven't started this at all, and I understand that's exactly the types of organizations you're interested in helping out.

Like Jason hinted at, I've got a little bit of internal convincing to do in the New Year but nothing I can't handle with some behind the scenes help from Jason.


Didn't see any problems with this one.

Then there's this

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From: Amanda, Co-founder, GO!

Hello Dmitry
My name is Amanda Furst. I am the founder of Growing Opportunities International (GO!), a Canadian-based non-profit organization that partners with individuals in developing countries that have sustainable project ideas to positively impact their community.  To date, GO! has built a nursery school complete with rain water catchment system, play structure and library in rural Rwanda and is in the process of creating Hero Home - a Community Sports Centre and home for street kids and orphans in Northern Tanzania.

I recently came across your website, bitcoin100.org and love what you guys are doing.  I am currently set up on our website to receive bitcoin donations and would love to join with bitcoin100 to help GO! gain more exposure in the bitcoin community.  Our website is www.growingopportunitiesinternational.org.  Currently we have a bitcoin widget that we got from coinwidget.com but we are looking to develop a widget that is a bit bigger and more attractive.  We are also set up to receive litecoin and peercoin donations.  Furthermore, we run Swahili Tutorial series on youtube and are advertising that if people enjoy the videos, they could consider making a donation either in cash or in bitcoin.  

If possible, GO! would absolutely love to be part of bitcoin100.  Is there an application process to be considered?
  
If you require any additional information about GO! please feel free to contact me at <redacted>

Thank you for your time and the work you are doing to support non-profits in need.

Happy Holidays.

Amanda Furst
GO! Founder
www.GrowingOpportunitiesInternational.org

Another one of those "Great charity! But they accept bitcoin already  Tongue"
Should we just set the rule as "if you recently started accepting, you still qualify," with "recently" being within a month or two?

Damn right there's no problem with http://www.warchild.ca/. Along with the moniker I use on this site, I used to use it on poker sites with a Jethro Tull avatar. Hoorah!

GrowingOpportunitiesInternational.org : To address your question, I guess I already somewhat stated the same thing in an above post. We can easily give a little latitude as long as we take all concerns into consideration--donors, NPO's reach/quality of their cause, etc.
4884  Economy / Services / Re: Bitcoin 100: Developed Specifically for Non-Profits on: December 23, 2013, 06:01:18 AM
And hey, those asses at http://www.donkeyrescue.org/ added a bitcoin donation option, too (they finished changing their website, but forgot to tell me, and I just remembered them and decided to look). So, we'll have one more donation going out in a bit. There is apparently a minor issue wit BitPay: the defualt settings don't allow for more than $100 or so per donation  Tongue I looked through my ow BitPay account, but can't find where to change it. E-mailed BitPay support. Hopefully they will change the default limit for donations to $1,000, because otherwise we'll keep running into this issue every time (this is the second or third time I ran into it)

They fixed their issue as well, and $1,000 donation sent!
https://blockchain.info/tx/4d63195a66937c2b82a3d8b97aa0d11899a36715b5cf4186918ff6b540fa914d

Mike the burro man reminds me of Bruno for some reason. Probably the hat and the big bushy beard. All you farm folk look like to us yuppies  Grin
4885  Economy / Services / Re: Bitcoin 100: Developed Specifically for Non-Profits on: December 23, 2013, 05:39:05 AM
The nonprofit who hosts GWZOO.org donation page is interested in accepting bitcoins as well. There NPO is United States Zoological Association. It is a completely separate NPO then the zoo and they represent quite a few zoos across the nation. Do they qualify as well?

usza.us

Checking it now, since you're online, mapsi. Thanks for the info.

EDIT

Boy, I would love to see a Bitcoin donation option on this page: http://usza.us/Zoo-Animal-Rescue.php

To address your question, it's possible that they qualify, but we don't want to be in position to fund each and every zoo affiliated with the USZA.
4886  Economy / Services / Re: Bitcoin 100: Developed Specifically for Non-Profits on: December 23, 2013, 05:38:29 AM
Two more:

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Hi Rassah,

My name is Shub Sengupta and I am a Digital Media Coordinator at Capacity Waterloo Region. We are an organization that helps other nonprofits excel through providing mentoring, training boot camps, and online resources.

I recently heard of the Bitcoin 100 program through Jason Shim, who implemented a Bitcoin donation system for Pathways to Education Canada, a program I am an alumni of. I would absolutely love to implement Bitcoin donations at Capacity Waterloo Region, as it would allow for truly anonymous and open donations, and would also start the conversation for many local nonprofits who would benefit greatly from Bitcoin donations.

Our website is at www.capacitywr.ca

I have the approval to get this implemented within the next week, and would greatly appreciate your guidance in going forward with this matter.

Look forward to your reply.
Warm regards,

Shubhagata S.
Digital Media Coordinator
Capacity Waterloo Region



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Dmitri,

My name is Spencer Campbell and I'm the Operations Director of
Exponential Education in Ghana. We pair needy high schoolers with
under-performing middle schoolers in an innovative after school
tutoring program. We give scholarships to the top tutors to pursue
university education.

We are a Bitcoin friendly non-profit and we've recently started
accepting bitcoin donations on our website,
www.exponentialeducationprogram.org. We are a small but rapidly
growing organization and the 1000 USD endownment from bitcoin100.org
would fund tutoring programs for 50 middle school students, keep 10
needy high schoolers in school and fund a scholarship for 1-2
outstanding individuals.

I hope you will consider supporting us!

Cheers,
Spencer Campbell and the Exponential Education team

Another one of those "they just started donating, do they qualify?" things. I think that shouldn't be a problem, but we really need to set up some rule about this.

www.capacitywr.ca is fine.

exponentialeducationprogram.org is fine as well with the exception of it recently started to accept bitcoin donations. Since we're a loosely knit org, of sorts, sometimes we can show a little latitude, especially if the org in question is very fine candidate, like this one.
4887  Economy / Services / Re: Bitcoin 100: Developed Specifically for Non-Profits on: December 23, 2013, 05:22:10 AM
Another e-mail received:

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Dear BitCoin100,

We are MAPS, a 501(c)3 non-profit research organization developing MDMA-assisted psychotherapy into a safe and legal treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). MAPS' government-approved research shows that MDMA-assisted psychotherapy can be an effective treatment for people who do not respond to traditional therapies for (PTSD). Our ongoing study in U.S. military veterans, firefighters, and police officers is halfway complete, and early results are promising.

 - In the recently completed pilot study, 83% of subjects receiving MDMA-assisted psychotherapy no longer qualified for PTSD,
- Our  long-term follow-up of subjects receiving MDMA-assisted psychotherapy revealed that overall benefits were maintained on average for 3˝ years or more.

Our research findings have been covered by major media sources such as The New York Times, CNN, Military.com, Oprah Magazine, NBC, and many others. To learn more about our research, visit mdmaptsd.org or maps.org, and also check out our indiegogo campaign which is currently underway.

MAPS' research is privately funded and we are exploring the possibility of publicly accepting Bitcoins as donations. If Bitcoin100's offer still stands, it would certainly help offset some of the implementation cost, and enable our marketing/fundraising team to announce the acceptance of Bitcoin donations on our media networks.

Would you let me know if we might be eligible?

Thanks,

Brian B
Communications and Marketing Associate
MAPS

My power went out Tuesday, and I didn't get home until very late last night, so I didn't have time to catch up on things for 2 days. (this e-mail was sent 2 days ago). I'll review all the new stuff I posted once I get home.

This one passes muster.
4888  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: The Great Bitfie Giveaway: 1 lucky winner WILL win entire wallet. Seeded w/$100. on: December 23, 2013, 05:00:41 AM
Looking for the first Alienie (51 Cents).
4889  Other / Off-topic / Re: [Bounty] .05 btc to first person to find me Anchorman 2 Torrent thats real. on: December 23, 2013, 04:59:32 AM
Film at 11.
4890  Other / Off-topic / Re: Do you believe in Aliens? on: December 23, 2013, 04:58:52 AM


Any questions?
4891  Other / Off-topic / Re: on: December 22, 2013, 05:50:17 PM
People are chatting with him Cheesy

He says he lost the addresses.

Seeking donations to get by in 5...4...3...
4892  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: India opens new exchange on: December 22, 2013, 05:12:03 AM
Tired!!! Slight error in the above, but not editing out. Venue: Crown Casino DOES NOT equal CROWNCASINOGAMES.COM.

To be clear, I'm not doxxing the Indian exchange, but want to make sure that we/they all know whom we're dealing with.

Great forensic work nonetheless.

If nothing else, an Indian exchange will test the legal status of bitcoin in India.

Very true. I love India, having toured the country in '91 for three weeks, spending Christmas in Goa.
4893  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: India opens new exchange on: December 22, 2013, 05:10:20 AM
http://bitcoinviews.com/bitcoin-entrepreneurs-planning-indias-first-bitcoin-conference-bv-exclusive-get-20-discount-on-ticket-price/

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India-based entrepreneur Sathvik Vishwanath is hosting the country’s first

Global Bitcoin Conference next month, in Bangalore, the heart of Asia’s Silicon Valley at the Sheraton Hotel.

Vishwanath has been raising awareness of Bitcoin in India, and admittedly found his job a lot easier since the value of Bitcoin has skyrocketed.

http://www.globalbitcoinconference.com/

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Hello All attendees,

I want to take this opportunity to thank our speakers and delegates at the conference without whom this fruitful conference would not have been possible. I also wish to thank Josh from ButterflyLabs for his generous donation and being a title sponsor for the conference, and for Sheraton hotel for providing the venue and Oddessy team for setting up a beautiful place to for the event. I would also wish to thank my team for helping me out to conduct the conference. Never the less my employees who have worked for 2 months consistently towards completing Unocoin – a bitcoin buying and selling webservice to be launched on this day of the conference.

Here's to hoping it was a wonderful conference.

Peace.

~Bruno Kucinskas
4894  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: India opens new exchange on: December 22, 2013, 05:00:32 AM
Tired!!! Slight error in the above, but not editing out. Venue: Crown Casino DOES NOT equal CROWNCASINOGAMES.COM.

To be clear, I'm not doxxing the Indian exchange, but want to make sure that we/they all know whom we're dealing with.
4895  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: India opens new exchange on: December 22, 2013, 04:47:42 AM
http://www.meetup.com/IndiaBitcoin/members/94694542/

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Sathvik Vishwanath
Co-Organizer
Location:
Tumkur
Member since:
May 23, 2013
Networks
Introduction
Bitcoin Enthusiast!
Introduction
Hello, I am Sathvik V from Tumkur (Near Bangalore) and I run a small software company on my own and we work on PHP and LSL. I got introduced to bitcoins in March 2013 and since then i have been researching more and more about this and every step I am putting forward has made my research more interesting.
When did you first hear about Bitcoin?
March 2013
What about Bitcoin do you find appealing?
Instant world wide transaction and being irreversible
What, in your opinion, are the main challenges facing Bitcoin going forward?
Stop seeing this as an investment but use it to transact at least in small amounts.
Are you involved in any specific Bitcoin-related initiatives?
CoinMonk Ventures Private Limited - Dealing with physical bitcoins, mining, creation of miners, buy and sell bitcoin in India www.unocoin.com, Global Bitcoin Conference www.globalbitcoinconference.com ...



Now, unless I'm mistaken, I've already connected him to...

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=38867.msg475539#msg475539

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Australian Bitcoin Expo Anyone?

Rescheduled - Please see Page 5 for more details.

Date: 18th - 20th November

Location: Melbourne

Venue: Possibly Crown Casino (unsure)

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Registrant:
   Sathvik Vishwanath
   166/800 Swanston street
   Carlton
   Melbourne, Victoria 3053
   Australia

   Registered through: godaddy.com, inc. (http://www.godaddy.com)
   Domain Name: CROWNCASINOGAMES.COM
      Created on: 28-Mar-11
      Expires on: 28-Mar-12
      Last Updated on: 05-Apr-11

Same gmail address, yet here he's stating that's he's new to Bitcoin.


Australian Bitcoin Expo Anyone?

Rescheduled - Please see Page 5 for more details.

Date: 18th - 20th November

Location: Melbourne

Venue: Possibly Crown Casino (unsure)

Transportation: Cross country convoy (probably starting from perth), drive, fly, bus etc.

Sponsorship:
MtGox - MagicalTux will be attending in person.
World Bitcoin Exchange - Andre Jensen will be attending in person
www.cryptoxchanger.com - Owner will be attending in person.
TradeHill - TradeHill Australia will be attending
PM SomeoneWeird if you would like to sponsor

If you are interested in coming, drop by #bitcoin-aus on freenode
or PM me your location (rough location in state so we can work out numbers)



~SomeoneWeird


4896  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: India opens new exchange on: December 22, 2013, 04:35:26 AM
http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/industry-and-economy/info-tech/bitcoin-sets-sights-on-india/article5422183.ece

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Individuals involved in the Bitcoin movement are called miners and other companies such as Coinmonk Ventures, Unobit Solutions and VentureNext are trying to build the ecosystem that will make Bitcoin an acceptable currency, similar to gold, silver or rupee.

I believe all three are own by the same person.
4897  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: India opens new exchange on: December 22, 2013, 04:26:13 AM
http://unocoin.com/

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CONTACT INFO

Address: Regus Centure, WTC towers,

22nd floor, #2201, Brigate Gateway,

Malleswaram, Bangalore - 560055, India

Phone : +91-816-4011655

Email : info@coinmonk.com

http://who.godaddy.com/whois.aspx?k=PHcmg/1y5+8SiZpPh+TIvsLLyIvLQ5R5u2Loxpxqdq6rSiYr6zVROV09eEVpjz6E&domain=coinmonk.com&prog_id=GoDaddy

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http://www.eworldtradefair.com/business-directory/coir-fiber-pith_4.html

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Kamalnag Enterpreses
Products manufacturing, coir pith products exporting, coir pith blocks
Category : coir fiber pith Wholesale Suppliers , coir fiber pith Traders , coir fiber pith Distributors
Address : 5th B Cross, Marthi Naagar, Industrial Area,Tumkur-572102, Karnataka, INDIA
Phone : 91-816-4011655
Mobile : +919342102533

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http://sathvikv.com/

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=119659

http://www.parchment.com/c/college/view/?id=12705

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SATHVIKV
BLUE VALLEY NORTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL

Overland Park, KS - Public School - 420 students per class year

ACADEMICS


Personal Info
Gender: Male
Year Entering College: 2009
Ethnicity: South Asian
State of Residence: KS
Academic Background
Class Rank: Top 5%
Unweighted GPA: 3.80
Weighted GPA: 4.5
PSAT: 206
ACT: 34
SAT Critical Reading: 700
SAT Math: 760
SAT Writing: 720
Combined SAT: 2180
Selectivity Index™: 890

SathvikV has not listed any extracurriculars.

http://www.slideshare.net/sathvikv

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Melbourne, Australia
Director at Venture Next Inc
http://www.sathvikv.com/aboutme.html

http://www.fyple.biz/company/rigidsoft-technologies-7qssz1/

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RigidSoft Technologies
166/800 Swanston street
Melbourne VIC 3053
Australia
Phone numbers
0431 274 225
Web site
www.sathvikv.com/

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   166/800 Swanston street
   Carlton
   Melbourne, Victoria 3053
   Australia

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      166/800 Swanston street
      Carlton
      Melbourne, Victoria 3053
      Australia
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      166/800 Swanston street
      Carlton
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=38867.msg475539#msg475539

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Australian Bitcoin Expo Anyone?

Rescheduled - Please see Page 5 for more details.

Date: 18th - 20th November

Location: Melbourne

Venue: Possibly Crown Casino (unsure)

Question: Kansas, Australia or India?
4898  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: The Great Bitfie Giveaway: 1 lucky winner WILL win entire wallet. Seeded w/$100. on: December 22, 2013, 03:17:21 AM
Bitfie, here's my Stiffie (  0.00010000  )

It's worth a towering 5.91 cents, and rising. As you can see, I'm no shrimpie

Thanks for all the fun

https://blockchain.info/tx-index/3bce7562e3d7aa67b3c9e463f9e51f87c3a00a6a4add11cfad783e1207d9c281

Thanks for playin', buyandhold. I've included your Bitfie in the second post of this thread, givin' the bold Stiffie blue balls.  Grin Take a look.

~TMIBTCITW
4899  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: Inida opens new exchange on: December 22, 2013, 03:09:16 AM
good news - a new set of speculators about to push the price higher.

I take it this exchange is so the cheap coding guys that rarely deliver can get paid and avoid the tax system.

Let me get this straight. A small country like India is somehow going to replace the one billion plus population of China. I've been to India, and Josh just got back from India, and we're both here to tell you that... that... that... Upon further review, this just might work. Good call!

~TMIBTCITW
4900  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What if Satoshi is dead at this moment? on: December 21, 2013, 04:57:42 PM

I am he as you are he as you are me and we are all together.


Bingo!!! I knew it! I simply knew it! Thanks for the clue, bud.



Notice the silver hammer? Wait for it... https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=11425 ... and he's last name was...wait for it...Edison.

P. C. Thirty-one = PC and 21,000,000 bitcoins.

Want more proof that I'm not on the right track?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-C-BsL9EWVo
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