The could both drop two points if the match ends in a draw, and I think that would favour Liverpool more as they would move further away from both teams should they win their next fixture. Liverpool would need to focus on their trip to Selhurst park to face Crystal Palace who are the second lowest scorers in the league.
Would be interesting to see how many points would be between the top teams at the end of today.

Therapy is an important aspect of curing an addiction, and gambling addiction is similar to any other kind, and should be handled as such. Anyone addicted to gambling should seek professional advise to cope with it. Gamble responsibly and only with cash you can afford to lose.

The impact of Bitcoin an be felt by how many lives it has affected.
From the imaginations of one man, backed up by targeted actions. It was both a brilliant invention and a bold one and it led to this forum which has connected Bitcoin enthusiasts from all over the world.
I'm also honored to have been a part of it for a little part of the 10 years and looking forward to the next ten.

Happy number ten, BTCT

I do not think there's space for such sentiments when managing a team as large as Manchester United with one of the biggest fan bases in the world all demanding the absolute best out of the club. If Ole is left at the wheel it is because the clubs management believes be still has something to offer or the desired replacement is not yet available. After series of hits and misses with managers, they have to get it right with Ole or their next manager otherwise the fan base would lose more faith in the board to pull the team back to the top.

As much as possible, avoid logging in your email on an external device, when on your own device, even with a public WiFi, you shouldn't need to log in as your details are already saved.
I also support changing of passwords every few months, maybe biannually to ensure the safety of their accounts.

City is in Manchester, while Chelsea is in London, so it's hardly a derby match, it's still a very tough fixture notwithstanding, both teams are the most successful English teams of the past decade and both have shown good form this season.
The creativity of Bernado Silva would be missed by City, both they would be hopeful their squad and fans could get them all three points. They are also boosted by the return of Brazilian keeper Erderson to training.
It would all come down to who wants it more as the battle for top four begins to take shape and also the order of the teams.

This thread is for discussion, and also to correct or validate some historical facts. If it's not fit for this section, I'll have it locked.

There are are many historical paths to the origin of the Ivory Tower and it's being a representation of an elite coterie. One of them can be traced to the origin of malaria:
The word malaria is gotten from two Italian words, 'mal' and 'aria' and it literally translates to bad air. In the early days, it was associated with the air which was thought to be the vector and wet grounds the source of the epidemic. To escape the disease, the elite group built ivory towers to escape the wet grounds and be at a height where they can breathe clear air. They were not entirely wrong and the towers provided a sort of protection from the outbreak. Until science disproved the bad air theory and identified mosquitoes as the source.

Could this be likened to what the Ivory Tower here on BT represents, an elite group created to escape the spam and bad air nearer to the ground?
There are many theories to the origin of the phrase Ivory Tower and it's representation, which do you accept?
Where would you rather be, at the top of the tower or the lower grounds?

At the point Mourinho was sacked, him managing Spurs was not predictable. They reached the final of the champions league and secured a top-four spot although they had a shaky finish to the EPL. In the vein, the club Pochetino manages next would be totally unexpected. Teams like PSG, Barcelona and Bayern could be available at some points this season or during the next summer break. I wouldn't rule out the possibility of Arsenal being his next destination.

I did a thread about trust flags sometime ago and discussed little on the original trust system, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5156835.msg51544945#msg51544945
Trust ratings are used to reflect the overall reputation and trustworthiness of a user, it previously also covered scams but trust flags replaced that. Only trust ratings from DT members and those in your custom trust list is reflected on the profile you're viewing, check out this thread on how to do that: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5096348.0

Just to note, after the modification, trust score systwas dropped and now we have distinct numbers for every feedback.

Did you change your email and password after the first hack to log out any existing access to the account? And did you sign a message to an address linked to the account? That would speed up the process of recovering the account.
I'll advise you avoid phishing links and clone websites of bitcointalk, also do not log in on many devices.
*Edit: just checked at bpip and it shows you did reset the password after the last recovery.

Considering Bitcoin, the big dogs are probably looking for better ways to control and manipulate the price, and those that have confidence in the underlying technology are increasing their stash of coins in preparation for a price spike.
Events over time has shown that manipulating the price of Bitcoin is unpredictable and could easily backfire and lead to huge losses, so as a whale I would capitalize on any price drop and increase the number of bitcoins I hold, there is a limited number and I will want to hold as much as possible.

Just checked the poll and majority of people do not give a shit and want people to post the way they want.
In my opinion it is subjective to the topic at hand, infographics with useful information are acceptable. Decorative photos can be okay if it does not clog the post and make it difficult to pick out the actual words. Large embedded images should only be used sparingly and the resolution should not frustrate the loading of a page.
Quoting images of even a large block of text is always unnecessary and makes any thread untidy.

If they boost their squad as I expect they would, yes. The season is far from over, and there  are a couple of teams in the  current top six who can have  a change of form at anytime in the season. Mourinho would offer a lot in terms of transfer management and he is known to introduce his type of players into his team.
He is the special one and would not want to get sacked again, so I'm sure he'll have secured a couple of deals behind closed doors before signing the deal.
Do you think Mou would last longer than three years at Tottenham?

The United States would definitely want the USD to remain as the reserve currency of the world and wouldn't want to trade that for any other fiat or cryptocurrency. We saw that in how the US fought against Libya making gold their reserve currency. The power nations would engage in a tussle for control of Bitcoin should it ever become the generally accepted currency.

For a while. Pochetino was obviously building something with the Tottenham team, it didn't get to mature but he surely elevated the level of the team during his stay. The lack of any sort of silverware in his over five years in charge must have contributed to his sack.

Leicester sacked Claudio Raneirri after he gave them a league title and a taste of champions league football. Football is a progressive sport and every team has to be constantly evolving.

Mourinho to Tottenham would result in a dynamic shift in their style of play and also the dressing room atmosphere. Pochetino complained a couple of times es about the players not following his instructions, while Jose has a way of instilling his philosophy into the team, but for a limited time. For now, it's just rumours, there are still other candidates for the job; Allegri is pretty good at managing a budget and would be a good fit at Spurs.

I don't think he user has lost their money yet if the transaction was never processed. Opening a scam accusation thread would be to warn others to not patronize that particular website, but wouldn't help with recovery of the funds.
For now keep hitting up their customer support service, you can also include threats to report them to the appropriate channels, I've witnessed cases where it prompted the reversal of funds stuck on a shady website.

Majority of users use Gmail for it's reputation as an email service provider, and if one adopts standard safety procedures then they should be fine with it. Google does not divulge or sell private information, but they collect and store data on individuals and use it in marketing strategies.
Email and phone messages are both possible, email is more secure and except you have lots of funds linked to the account you are protecting, it would be fine for protecting your account. Authy is my preferred means of authenticating an account.

Good suggestion, added to OP.
I initially didn't want to include it as some users may forget to change to a more secure email address when they are ready to create a permanent profile and temporary addresses like yopmail are susceptible to hacks. But a dispensable address on a more secure platform has the same level of security.

I've come across quite a couple of scams and scam attempts all involving email addresses.
To protect your address first step is you'll want to keep it private, if it doesn't get leaked then you can not get targeted by hackers/scammers keep it hidden on any site you regularly use. However, there are those who run businesses here and choose to transactions through email. In this case;

Always have a unique address: this specific address should not be connected to any other website or platform. The makes it easier to filter the mails and sort out the spam inboxes.

Have dispensable addresses: We regularly want to try out or experiment on certain platforms. Do not use any of you main email accounts, rather use a random one and if possible a random password for it. You could also use a temporary email address pending when you're ready to make your profile permanent. This prevents you from leaving a pattern which can be used to breach your accounts.

Dismiss unsolicited mails and never click links: This is very popular advise here, do not click on links in unsolicited mails, whether or not they appear in the spam section. Also mute spam messages to stop getting such messages.

If an account you did not make public keeps getting flooded with spam messages, there is a huge possibility that it has been leaked. Avoid using it for any major account and change it from the ones it's already connected to.

Also, use two factor authentication on your account, this would serve as an extra measure of security should there ever be an attempted breach.
Also add your personal security measures which others can adopt to protect themselves.