Stole it since I saw the grue note

Ecuador will soon begin trials with the world’s first national digital currency.  They are the first nation to agree officially to implement it’s own digital currency as a state-supported national system of finance. The Central Bank of Ecuador has set up a trial version to begin later this month, and continue through mid-November 15th.

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/worlds-first-national-digital-currency-trials-ecuador/

Sounds like a good deal
When there is space to spare and its not being used may as well utilize it for Bitcoins 

Bitcoin ASIC has a three-year deal with Dell to act as an exclusive reseller of excess capacity in the data center, he said. This means the hosting company has 4 megawatts of capacity at its disposal.

Bitcoin ASIC does not focus on large “industrial” miners. Many of its customers are individuals with one or two boxes they need a place for.

Smart Idea can see some self miners wanting to put theirs in a facility if it scales is the question

Well I see a tranasction not found message
So it must have got removed and deleted now that said dust is annoying.

I currently value 1 BTC at the market price of 400
That said I want a higher price closer to 2000 ideally myself

Thought this might be in need of an update
Here are the results (Nothing)

Parents of Columbia University student who accused classmate of rape rip school for lack of action

Senior Emma Sulkowicz is carrying around a mattress to protest the school's inaction in her case. Her parents criticized the 'prolonged, degrading and ultimately fruitless process' in an open letter to the Columbia Spectator.

In an open letter to the Columbia Spectator published on Thursday, doctors Sandra Leong and Kerry J. Sulkowicz ripped the school for its "prolonged, degrading and ultimately fruitless process" regarding their daughter's case.

"If Columbia remains passive in the face of Emma’s suffering, and does not attempt to rectify the injustice done to her, survivors at Columbia will feel discouraged from entrusting themselves to the system that Columbia has recently worked so hard at putting into place," the parents write in the letter

(Still carrying the mattress)

http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/parents-columbia-student-accused-classmate-rape-rip-university-article-1.1962312


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If the NYDN wants to carry a story like this, they should also include facts that readers might find relevant. The young lady in question did not file a police complaint until long after reporting the alleged rape to Columbia, and she only did that 9 months after the fact. Consequently, there is no physical evidence and there are also no witnesses to the alleged rape. I believe rapists should face severe penalties, but not without proof. There seems to be none here aside from she-said-he-said.

Nice when Ben Bernanke is not living within his means that becomes an interesting article
Chairman of the Federal Reserve denied a loan 
Well ex abstensia since he did step down in January (But Ben's good for it guess the law kind of nipped him in the butt)
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One thing that may have changed for Mr. Bernanke besides his employment situation: His loan might be too big to qualify for government backing. The Journal reported in 2011 that he owed $672,000 on his mortgage after refinancing it that September. The refinance closed days before the conforming loan limit—the maximum amount that qualifies for backing from Fannie and Freddie—in the Washington, D.C., area dropped to $625,500, from the previous limit of $729,750.

Roger sorry for the delay check intermittently added and thanks
I shalt be productive  and thanks

Hes watching Bitcoin but i'm sure hes either working on the next paradigm shift
Or satisfied with how things are going for now and doing other things.

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Would like to join under monthly payment if I read correctly two spots left or is that the member tier only bit confused by it.
3 Member 3 Full for Each Tier and 2 Member for the second fixed tier but not FM?
If not then tks for reading.

Still the same Samsung Ace
But considering an evolvement of it to something else

 
I see we have a new blockeruptor
Its called the Prisma
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=791827.0;topicseen

One day you will recieve a letter along the lines of

Dear Sir/Madam
We noticed from our analytic scans that you are over our prescribed weight limit for your coverage since we the government care about your health and well being we will give you funds to go exercise, if you do not comply or wish to do so then we will remove you from health coverage or you will be asked to pay a higher premium based on your BMI index risk of launching a claim.

Depends on how much red bureaucratic tape the governments around the world put on it  
If they have their way red tape choking it down to 400 dollars
If someone can break through the tape well enough 1000-2000 dollars

Going to throw another one in here

Lets say someone wants to start a company in Bitcoin that purchases products from Amazon or something like that using Gift Cards (Basically any service that does not accept Bitcoin yet)
That way the user can use Bitcoin to purchase said product, they enter their delivery address and send the Bitcoins to the service and the service provider fulfills their order for them.

Based on the current regulatory frameworks around Bitcoin would that consist a form of money laundering and how would someone be able to prove that they are not taking (in the sense of the term) Illegal Bitcoins from someone and then shipping the product.
Basically how would you make it complaint without going through an AML/KYC process similar to that of a normal bitcoin/fiat exchange, and needed to register for an expensive Money Service Business License.

Or would you be in a legal grey area
(I like throwing in hard ones ^^)

And not taking it as legal advice I wanted to hear an opinion as an example of a utility case.

AML and KYC Laws are giant pains in the Arse

To be honest a lot of good businesses could be built around bitcoin if the regulatory framework was more admissable towards these type of developments
As it stands now if you want to provide a Bitcoin service that ships something to a consumer be it a product good or service you need a very expensive license else you will be a possible target for money laundering.

(even if you have all these documents the cost to register on their list is large)
So going fully compliant just means a great pita on something that might not even make ROI and months to years for it to process through till your officially licensed and going under a compliant but not registered plan puts risks on you since there are no real low cost alternatives to run a legitimate operation.

By the looks of it that is what happened
Since the thread has been quiet for the last few days and nothing of interest has happened in the meantime.

Still early to add but one for the observation list
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=777587.new#new

Cool will monitor it then for an update sometime
Thanks for sharing

Maybe it was set to do that
Either that or can someone name an exchange that limits it to 10 BTC an hour

I sense a ton of bias incoming but this seems fun
Sure I enjoy children and their innocence and company as well Lol.

@Ah trolling kids on bitcointalk nice move Decker forgot that option.