https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4FA4hyEfEw

2Pac & Notorious B.I.G. - Until The End

"Perhaps I was addicted to the dark side
Somewhere inside my childhood witnessed my heart die"

Burger King if I absolutely had to choose, though I don't ordinarily go to either. At Burger King I can order a burger with none of the sauces, etc, and more plain

Nobody wins another true World War. There will either never be one, or there will be nobody around to declare a "winner"

war crime is stupid word it is too idealistic i know you think i am bad or whatever i dont really care war is war war is bad thats how it is it has only been recently that people started being concerned with "war crimes" since with "war crimes" there is no way to win a war

Have an election and do what the majority of the people want. the rest of the world needs to stay out. if the most people want Russia and communist . that is what they should have

If you do want to convert to islamism, remember to remember the 5 pillars of islam, because you'll be asked what they are and you have to get a minimum of 3 of them right ...I think and Pilot license.

i'm looking to buy starbucks gift card that are not cracked or shit - legit
i'm looking for long term partnership

Bitcoin users have not been shy about using the currency to make large purchases in the past. With the wide range of Bitcoin-friendly retailers on the Internet, it’s become even easier to purchase everything from land to jewelry with the digital currency.
As of January 17, 2016, in Philadelphia, you could buy a condo. The new Bitcoin-friendly condominiums went up for sale in the city’s historic Manayunk district at a price of around $365,000 – or 795 bitcoins, according to Curbed. This makes them the first condos in the city to be sold with Bitcoin users in mind.


https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/real-estate-latest-bitcoin-friendly-luxury-1454088729

If it has not, it is cracking, and it will break. It is inevitable.White People will simply have to fight for what is theirs and their place in the world, because our leaders have been stupid, as usual. Or, were they stupid? Probably, more like, evil, greedy, bastards, hoping to make even more money from the chaos and war they create

"Is it safe?" Marathon Man  "Me so horny." Full Metal Jacket

Just doing my thing, trying to be a good person. I live in the country and work in the city and i'm happy with my life. Taking joy in the simple things.

Will businesses of the future use cryptocurrencies for payments? Mark Højgaard thinks so.

“If you talk to any financial institution today, everybody says payment will be on the blockchain in the future,” the CEO of Danish cryptocurrency business told Business Insider.

“I think we’re beyond where we’re wondering if the blockchain will be used for payments or not.”

http://www.businessinsider.com.au/interview-with-coinify-ceo-mark-hjgaard-2016-1

Most people know alternative currencies such as bitcoin make use of a distributed transaction ledger technology called blockchain. But what isn’t well-known is how numerous businesses are investing heavily in blockchains for noncurrency applications.

Blockchain Technology Poised to Grow
Last month, the Linux Foundation announced a major new initiative called Hyperledger, which will create one of the largest open-source projects ever attempted. The goal is to build blockchains with a series of standard protocols and processes that could be used by a wide variety of industries both in and outside of the financial services sector, including manufacturing. The first set of computing partners includes IBM, Intel, VMware and Cisco, among dozens of other companies.

https://securityintelligence.com/how-blockchain-ledger-technology-is-coming-of-age/

Last year a New Hampshire State Representative put forward a bill that would allow individuals to pay taxes in bitcoin. The results have just come in.
Last year, a New Hampshire State Representative called Eric Schleien introduced a bill that proposed the introduction of a new method of paying taxes in New Hampshire – bitcoin. If passed, the bill would force the state treasurer in NH to, and to quote directly, “develop an implementation plan for the state to accept bitcoin as payment for taxes and fees”. Further, the system (if the bill passed) would need to be in place by 2017 tax collection season. At the time of its introduction bill HR552, as it’s more affectionately known, had bipartisan support from two democratic sponsors and five republican sponsors.

http://www.newsbtc.com/2016/01/29/the-results-of-the-nh-bitcoin-tax-bill-are-in/

Goldman Sach’s co-head of technology, Don Duet, was recently featured on a company sponsored podcast titled “The Digitization of Finance.”

The topics were broad, the resolutions ephemeral. But what is most important is that industry juggernauts are coming around to meaningful recognition regarding tech adoption. In Duet’s half-hour interview he addressed both the macro and micro aspects of the finance industry embracing (or forced adoption) of the unebbing tide of technology.

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/goldman-sachs-and-the-digitization-of-finance/

Brave is a new open-source Internet browser being developed under the Mozilla license. The Project development is handled by Brave Inc., led by JavaScript creator and former Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich. Their Stated aim is to “fix the internet,” and they take several departures from traditional browsers, including universal ad-block by default, forcing https and other security measures out of the box, decentralized Universally Unique Identifier (UUID) account management, and most intriguingly, an integrated bitcoin wallet and payment processing system.

http://bitcoinist.net/brave-web-browser-early-look-faster-firefox-bitcoin-integration/

The blockchain is the technology behind the popular crypto-currency bitcoin. While the bitcoin is certainly the most famous application of the blockchain, it is far from being the only one. The decentralized, trustless and secured capabilities of the blockchain have the potential of redefining many traditional business solutions including those powering the enterprise Internet of Things (IoT).

http://www.cio.com/article/3027522/internet-of-things/beyond-bitcoin-can-the-blockchain-power-industrial-iot.html