She is always doing stupid shit for attention. Seems like she might have topped herself this time. It's crass, not fair to Barron (lil guy has enough bullshit in his life) and a tad too much in this current social environment, where the craziness is right next to the surface. This was a bad look.

And the Secret Service wants to get involved, I feel she is regretting this deeply LOL. Think before you do people.

Hardware wallets do a lot to mitigate this, my KeepKey shows the address multiple times during the transaction process. I've just gotten used to checking the address on the source page and the address on the KeepKey. It's one of the drawbacks of bitcoin; the level of security required to maintain a wallet with any decent amount of funds is beyond the average consumer.

If you are moving money between exchanges, you would probably do well to convert to a cheaper, faster confirming coin and convert back after it arrives. Always use the above posted method; it's good hygiene and keeps the network the least congested. It's hard to predict future transactions enough to organize them, so this has limited effectiveness.

Are you being sarcastic? I'm deadly serious.

https://qz.com/866771/drug-wholesalers-shipped-9-million-opioid-painkillers-over-two-years-to-a-single-west-virginia-pharmacy/

As the number of deaths attributed to overdoses on legal opioid painkillers have quadrupled since 1999 in the US, pharmaceutical distributors have been quietly stocking pharmacy shelves with these pills in areas where addiction is the highest.
Reporters at the Charleston Gazette-Mail in West Virginia analyzed shipment data from the US Food and Drug Administration and found three major drug manufacturing companies—McKesson, Cardinal Health, and AmerisourceBergen—made $17 billion by sending 423 million opioid painkillers to West Virginia between 2007 and 2012. Six of the 55 counties in West Virginia have the highest death tolls resulting from opioid addiction in the country. Over six years, almost 2,000 patients died from overdoses on hydrocodone and oxycontin pills in those counties.

I'm sure they didn't notice they were sending enough pills that every citizen in the county could have had a prescription. And I'm sure the doctors that prescribed those pills were making legitimate prescriptions; it must really hurt to live in WV.


http://www.cnn.com/2017/04/24/health/cherokee-nation-opioid-lawsuit/

http://www.cnn.com/2017/03/28/health/senate-opioid-manufacturer-investigation/

Here it is from the Fox's mouth, if you like that sort of thing (I don't really fuck with that right there )

http://www.foxnews.com/health/2017/01/15/documentary-on-convicted-doc-highlights-providers-role-in-opioid-epidemic.html


https://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/08/30/opinion/doctors-will-play-a-critical-role-in-the-opioid-epidemic.html


Where do you think the drugs came from? Do you think someone just stumbled onto meth one day after mixing up cough medicine and household cleaning supplies? Drugs may be manufactured clandestinely, but they originated from the pharmaceutical industry. I've said this before on the thread.

Opiods:
It was from opium that morphine, a derivative, was developed as a pain killer in approximately 1810. It was considered a wonder drug because it eliminated severe pain associated with medical operations or traumatic injuries. It left the user in a completely numb euphoric dream-state. Because of the intense euphoric side effects, the drug in 1811 was named after the Greek god of dreams, Morpheus, by Dr. F.W.A. Serturner, a German pharmacist. By the mid 1850’s, morphine was available in the United States and became more and more popular with the medical profession. The benefits of using the drug to treat severe pain was considered nothing short of remarkable to doctors of the time. Unfortunately, the addictive properties of the drug, on the flip side, went virtually unnoticed until after the Civil War.

Cocaine:

Cocaine was first isolated (extracted from coca leaves) in 1859 by German chemist Albert Niemann. It was not until the 1880s that it started to be popularized in the medical community.

MDMA:

MDMA was first made in 1912.[14] It was used to improve psychotherapy beginning in the 1970s and became popular as a street drug in the 1980s.[14][15][17]

MDMA was first synthesized in 1912 by Merck chemist Anton Köllisch. At the time, Merck was interested in developing substances that stopped abnormal bleeding. Merck wanted to avoid an existing patent held by Bayer for one such compound: hydrastinine.

Meth:

Methamphetamine was synthesized by a middle-aged, respectable Japanese chemist named Nagai Nagayoshi in 1893.

A member of the Meiji Japanese elite, Nagayoshi devoted much of his energy to the chemical analysis of traditional Japanese and Chinese medicines using the tools of Western science. In 1885, Nagai isolated the stimulant ephedrine from Ephedra sinica, a plant long used in Ayurvedic and Chinese medicine.

Drug epidemics always start somewhere. And honestly, if you look hard enough. You will find they almost always orignate at the corporate/state actor level. Drugs don't move across borders as easy as you think, in significant amounts.

You are a smart ass, LOL. But really though, it's money people. We lose sight of that at times, but in the end, bitcoin is simply a different form of currency  it does indeed have a lot of potential, but maybe we should stop romanticizing it aoo much bitcoin might.not change the world, but the underlying technology, the blockchain, will certainly improve it

Yezzir.


Pooooooooooooooooooooooooot. Then tea. Stepping off your list, fruit trees and ornamental shrubs, along with wasabi and ginseng. The past two are difficult and might require a specific biome.

But seriously, pot is 3k a pound wholesale ATM, in saturated markets. Saffron, by comparison, is median 2.5k, and the labor and space would eliminate a great deal of that profit.

Don't forget greenhouses, they might be a cool option and extend your planting choices, as well as your season.

Hehe, we broke CEX when the support department left, the TrustPilot scores have been shit since they replaced us
Still, it's a good exchange. The fees will kill you, unless you can use SWIFT, and they are still a beast. Verification was a pita, but that may have changed in the years I was gone.

Coinbase, moderate hassle. Will require veridication, but its quick. Lowest fees of the bunch you have presented, and they are 100% in my experience.

LBC, moderate fees, but the least hassle. You don't need to verify for some merchamts, and offers the rare opportunity to buy bitcoin with cash bear market rate. Lots of spammers, but not hard to avoid them if you use a trusted. Escrow is built into the platform.

LMAO you get two cookies ;(

Amen. If one would ever consider a bitcoin doubler, or any service that would offer you a significant, guaranteed return on investment, ask yourself:

Where is this value coming from, ant why are they giving it away to me for free?

There truly is no free lunch. You figure it out around age 30

Oh, the meaning is quite clear. It means someone should take the tweeting devices away from our POTUS.

This is the word that activates the glowing orb. We have a week left.

Not rumors, at least as far as the FBI seems to think, but you are correct. If you can't get impeached for getting head in the actual Oval Office, the bar is obviously pretty low. With that being said,  this is foreign interference in government, a far cry from malfeasance and infidelity. But, both deplorable, one simply has a greater magnitude.

Touché.

Yes, all libruls are also Wiccan and Vegan. I heard the sunlight burns them as well.

Please don't generalize this idea across an entire political ideology. It's not true, for one, and you will find this is a cultural attitude more so than an ideological platform. People just don't dig the gays, in America, this is an attitude that transcends race and socioeconomic status here. The apologists come from the extreme left; we have discussed how the extremes tend to define the stereotype. Progressive parents my ass, most people aren't going to let their young kids hang around people society deems weird. Except California, they go a long way (too far, IMO) to be inclusive, by normalizing outgroups that are too small. Everyone matters. Doesn't mean you get your time on the big screen though, reality is still a bitch.

Yes,  it is That secret Muslim Kenyan bastard slipped right through our fingers. Fortunately, we have Trump to take this L for the team. Whatever shjt that Big O pulled that you guys had a legitimate claim on, kind of fell by the wayside when your new President shit the bed, so to speak, on a global scale. At least Obama had foreign policy, however fucked; Trump has no idea what the fuck is going on most days, it seems. But he does have large hands, and he wants to build a wall, which makes me feel warm and safe.


After a lengthy investigation, I promise you, Congress is definitely going to make America great again pray your man doesn't see a cell (he is the king, his subordinates will burn before he does).

Your party has made a mockery of our democracy these past few months. The public has seen, and will react accordingly.

Your party will sacrifice Trump before it sacrifices itself. Trust me.




Sidenote, I'm going to call Jared 'Russian Kush' from now on, sue me.

Sit down. Let me rap to you.

Since Nixon have we not had a scandal of this magnitude. And the magnitude of Nixon's deception was not known back in the day. Even if Trump comes out completely innocent of Russia, despite the fact that the FBI is publically, one by one investigating his entire team, the stain of Russian interference, which is not debatable at this point, will always remain. The largest democracy on earth was subverted. You really don't want to be the guy at the reins when shit like this happens.

We have lost the confidence of our allies, and gained the proximity of our enemies. For all the Russian apologist on the board, frienss dont try to subvert elections. If this is a 'nothing', then you are right, he won't get impeached. It will take a nuke.

I, am in love with your opinions. Deal with it. Please have a blog or some shit I can read, to indulge myself, and don't tell the Miss, she will beat my ass.

We agree, partially. Same page on sticking our noses in shit needlessly, as a state actor. Being Big Bro is cool up the point where Lil Bro says 'get the fuck out of my room'. But the refugees aren't pure shit, and I'm pretty sure if it wasn't fucked up back home, that's exactly where they would be, merrily breeding their ass off. It's a poor situation borne of a fucked up circumstance, but it certainly does go a long way as a talking point if you don't like dark skin. Give these motherfuckees a break, collectively. It's a clusterfuck where they come from. Some of them hate that extreme shit just as much as us, and are getting the fuck out

Man, why the fuck are you hollering at me? Chill. You see a voice of consensus, I see a shill, an apologist for a belief that is mired more in fear than rational thought. They are terrorists. You have been terrorized, as member of the public. It shows.

Nah, the issue I was addressing was the blatant ass racism that I've been diplomatic about up to this point. Come the fuck on. If you think all Muslims are to blame, them take responsibility for the recent stabbing in Portland. You are American, yes? You have a dick, you are a guy, so you are just like him, yes? Better the fuck yet, you are most likely white. He was a white supremacist,  surely you are to blame?

Y'all are showing your ass.

Edit: Be rational goddamit. I apologize for yelling, I had a poor day today. We are all pissed about this. But let's not let that cloud the gestalt.

I dealt with this for the Etsy. IPO, courtesy of Wells Fargo (you are a basrard, Wells Fargo). Wires are a sensitive thing. If the recipient is not clearly named, for AML/KYC purposes, the wire will usually be rejected. If the wire is accepted, it will have to be attributed to an account, as it is attached to your social via your bank account. What I'm trying to say is, contact the exchange. They can't deny you your funds if they actually left the account and don't return. They accept them, you will basically get them. If they claim they didn't get them, the wire failed, and you will get a fee of 15-30 bucks, depending on your bank/account. You will have to resend. This cost me 25% on the Etsy IPO, my banker cost me 3 weekdays after attributing the wire to the wrong account. Morgan Stanley handled the offering, I have mean, choice words about them too, but I will keep them to myself.

Talk to your banker tomorrow, see if it provisioned. Since it's instantaneous, it probably did, contact the exchange as well.

I used to work at CEX

This is the paradigm of long term information storage. The solution isn't in a permanent material or permanent device, it's the most inefficient way to address this. To hell with substance permanancy. This is money, keep an eye on it. Beause the information is the key, I think it's better to hide something like this in plain sight. Religions figured this out centuries ago; you want to hide something really important, encode into a public document and give the key to the people you want to understand I just gave a way a secret, if you caught it

Make a framed picture of your key, hidden in a poem.  Make a charm bracelet out of your key. You can even print it out. The winning strategy is to make redundant copies. It's the halfway point between concelaing information for its sensitivity, vs exposing information, even if encoded, for its longevity.

Eh, let me temper this a little. Suffice to say I know a few drug dealers bitcoin is popular only among the most computer literate, and successful dealers. Why? Bitcoin isn't spending money folks. If you make enough illicit funds to have to hide them for the IRS, bitcoin is the most perfect vehicle for money laundering since the casino or the vending machine. But if you make enough to live well, and not save massive amounts of cash for later, cash will be your king. Not worth the conversion fee, and never worth the block chain if the amounts of money are big enough for the IRS to give a fuck. The block chain is permanent, you don't want ATF crawling a public record to make a case for you in court. These things don't occur to low level drug dealers, but for those that truly profit off of vice, operational security is key. With perfect hygiene, bitcoin provides the anonymity a dealer needs to operate and live normally. But that's hard, and the FCC just made it a bit harder.

Trust me on this one there is a reason why people where willing to use Silk Road. And I don't mean customers, I mean merchants.