Betcoin.ag of course . Good deposit bonuses, plenty of games, plus sports betting in one place.

The strikes on their own (without ground forces) not going to resolve anything but probably will make things worse. In addition as a side effect bombing and weakening the IS going to strengthen their competitors like al-Nusra and other jihadist groups, so in a few years from now we are going to have the same situation again (still). Otherwise bombing the shit out of those bastards is a pretty good idea.

That Christian who has "an imaginary friend that forgives anything (and by anything it means really anything, from scam to kill the creditors)" that's not a Christian, but a scammer or psychopath without any moral.
I think being a honest business partner does nothing with religion. That's about the human qualities of that given person and about the accepted common business practices in their homeland.

Ripple is a corporate coin, with a doable business plan so it has a good chance for survival.

Stellar... I haven't seen too much activity around stellar recently. Probably it will die out slowly.

Bitshares could be a success, unfortunately almost nobody aware of it because of the lack of proper marketing.

Ethereum will be a great stuff if it will be completed within a reasonable timeframe .

It looks pretty much deserted by now, and currently it's easy to manipulate even with something like 0.1 BTC.

You are right, ICBM are against big stationary targets and not against manouvering relative small (compared to a city) ships, so using those things against carriers would be wasting valuable resources, however the Chinese DF-21D and DF-26 anti ship ballistic missiles were designed for tracking and knocking out carriers. The only defense against those missiles would be taking out the supporting satellite systems.

Well, if you want to gamble for living and live for gambling then you might wanna take a look at daytrading and arbitraging . That's a socially accepted form of being a hardcore gambler.

There are a few minesweeper and battleship like games, but apart from those few sites there are not many skill based games around. Maybe poker can be an option, if you consider it as a skill based game.

Regarding your question about pure gamble vs skill based games I'd say I'd like to see more skill based games. Most 100% luck based games (dice, slots, etc.) are quite boring.

Their gold will still have value when/if their bosses will be all 6 feet deep and their caliphate crushed, our money... well it will still have value as toilet paper, or fire starter if a few of our bank bosses screw up something again, like in 2007 .

. THe only safe way to gamble if you are playing in matchsticks or in pieces of cookies with your friends... or if you stay away from gambling at all.

So, NXT is dead... again. Can someone tell please me how many times it died in the last two years ? It's a vigorous dead. Isn't it?

Dice is one of the most boring stuff around. Go and play something more interesting. Naturally you are most likely going to loose eventually, but at least make it entertaining .

Gambling isn't wrong at all if it's for fun and entertaintment. Problems used to start when some people getting blindfolded by greed and the promise of "free money".

Well if something allegedly going to be banned sometimes in the future that used to have little effect on the current actual price. In addition if they ban it then what? Russians are quite clever people and they have a long history of doing business with banned goods and services, so I guess they not going to be very desperate because of this new ban in a long row .
BTC involvement in the Paris attack was clearly a bullshit. I guess someone in the EP was shorting BTC . BTW if BTC was involved that's not a big issue, probably much more Euros in cash was also involved, but I don't hear any moaning about banning Euros or cash payments.

As most BTC users are used to be intelligent, informed and sceptic about govt BS, I'm not surprised because of the little effect of these two news.

Carrier groups are a WW2 concept and against a technologically advanced enemy it's pretty much obsolete today, especially because of all major powers what can challange the US have developed a series of weapons designed specifically for dealing with carriers, so these big beauties are pretty much in the same situation today as the battleships were in WW2.

Some LTC and NXT on Cryptsy . Is that counts?

10k next year is quite unlikely. At first we have to break through 1K, and keep staying above that . Perhaps around 2020 we can have a solid support around 10K if nothing really bad thing happens.

Actually the english-french coalition kicked some russian ass over there. The turks had some success in the Danube campaign but that was mostly about holding the line and keeping the russians away from Bulgaria. In the Caucasus theatre turks had very little success and suffered heavy losses for achieving basically nothing.

Not sure about the millions but by 2046 you can probably get a quarter pounder with cheese and bag of french fries for that .

Have you ever seen anything from the Philippines what wasn't a scam (or a failure)?