Where do bears keep their coins?  In an unhappy handbag. |
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Litecoin's Horoscope for week of April 17, 2014 Karma works both ways. If you do ignorant things, ignorant things may eventually be done to you. Engage in generous actions, and at some future date you may be the unexpected beneficiary of generosity. I'm expecting more of the latter than the former for you in the coming days, Litecoin. I think fate will bring you sweet compensations for your enlightened behavior in the past. I'm reminded of the fairy tale in which a peasant girl goes out of her way to be kind to a seemingly feeble, disabled old woman. The crone turns out to be a good witch who rewards the girl with a bag of gold. But as I hinted, there could also be a bit of that other kind of karma lurking in your vicinity. Would you like to ward it off? All you have to do is unleash a flurry of good deeds. Anytime you have a chance to help people in need, do it. * SACRED ADVERTISEMENT. The oracle below is excerpted from the book PRONOIA Is the Antidote for Paranoia:How the Whole World Is Conspiring to Shower You with Blessings.
* I've written astrological oracles for much of my adult life. An early prototype of my work hatched in my previous incarnation as an 11th-century monastic scribe who made illuminated manuscripts. During my off-hours, I dabbled with planetary divination and created a parchment newsletter that got passed around the monastery. In a later lifetime as a 16th-century Florentine alchemist, I further refined the form. The invention of the printing press meant my oracles could be seen by a larger audience, and as a result I got more feedback, which in turn helped me improve my service. The horoscopes I create today, then, have been in the making for a thousand years. What about you? Is there anything you've been working on for many centuries? If your memory of your previous incarnations is fuzzy, make up a good story.
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Bitcoin's Horoscope for week of April 17, 2014http://www.freewillastrology.com/horoscopes/tarot_cards/tarot14.jpg In 1937, physicist George Paget Thomson won a Nobel Prize for the work he did to prove that the electron is a wave. That's funny, because his father, physicist J. J. Thomson, was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1906 for showing that the electron is a particle. Together, they helped tell the whole story about the electron, which as we now know is both a wave and a particle. I think it's an excellent time for you to try something similar to what George did: follow up on some theme from the life of one of your predecessors, parents or mentors; be inspired by what they, he or she did, but also go beyond it; build on a gift that they, he or she gave the world, extending or expanding it. * SACRED ADVERTISEMENT. The oracle below is excerpted from the book PRONOIA Is the Antidote for Paranoia:How the Whole World Is Conspiring to Shower You with Blessings.
* The information you seek is available in the library of forbidden knowledge, the damp autumnal loam you dreamed you were buried in, and the song you learned before you were born. When you find that information, you will be able to answer this question: What are the three miracles that are most likely to happen to you?
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Litecoin's Zodiac Forecast, for Monday, 14th April 2014
This week brings a total Lunar Eclipse in your zodiac sign. That's big. It's the finger of fate, singling you out for special attention. It's a cosmic promise of change and challenge, followed by inspiration and liberation, all leading to renewed hope and healing. But notice please, how your brain just absorbed that previous sentence. It skipped right over the bit about change and challenge. It far preferred the sound of all the good stuff that came after this. Before that can happen, a fact must be faced and a truth embraced.
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Bitcoin's Zodiac Forecast, for Monday, 14th April 2014
One of my father's favourite sayings is, 'Never show a fool unfinished work.' I have found this advice to be remarkably useful and I pass it on to you this week because I suspect it will prove particularly relevant. The world is in a state of flux and upheaval, as signified by the coming Lunar Eclipse and then the Grand Cross formation of heavenly bodies in the four Cardinal signs of the zodiac. There are many factors about which you are reasonably and rightly not yet sure of. Be careful how much you say - and to whom.
There are days when you can see every tiny detail but you lose the broader view. Then there are days when you can see the whole picture, but miss the minutiae. Clearly this is grand planning day not one for counting beans, or checking computer codes. Look to see what glum face around you can make crack into a smile. Try to find a mate who is level and hard-headed. You've got good hunches, but you may not have all the practical skills you need here.
Lunar Eclipse
It isn't necessary to see an eclipse to benefit from its healing, uplifting influence. That will come to us all this week. But it definitely is necessary to witness an eclipse with your own eyes if you wish to fully appreciate the rare, spectacular display of natural magic. That sight, all on its own, is auspicious because it bestows upon the beholder an almost life-changing, awe-inspiring sense of wonder.
The lunar eclipse starts in the early hours of tomorrow morning, Tuesday April 15, with totality lasting from 8.06 - 9.24am (UK time). It is visible from both North and South America. Observers in the western Pacific miss the first half of the eclipse because it occurs before moonrise. Much of Europe and Africa experience moonset just as the eclipse begins. None of the eclipse is visible from north-east Europe, eastern Africa, the Middle East or Central Asia. These are the timings (in local time for the UK): Penumbral Eclipse Begins: 05.53; Partial Eclipse Begins: 06.58; Total Eclipse Begins: 08.06; Greatest Eclipse: 08.45; Total Eclipse Ends: 09.24; Partial Eclipse Ends: 10.33; Penumbral Eclipse Ends: 11.37.Time of Greatest Eclipse around the world: Tuesday.Los Angeles: 00.45; NYC: 03.45; Rio De Janeiro: 04.45; London: 08.45; Madrid: 09.45; Perth: 15.45; Tokyo: 16.45; Sydney: 17.45.
This week brings a Lunar Eclipse and a 'Grand Cross'. It is the most significant astrological influence for some time. Anything and everything positive can happen.
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Your Week Ahead Saturday, 12 April 2014
Welcome to a powerful, historic, potentially life-changing week. It brings a total lunar eclipse plus a rare 'Grand Cross' shape of heavenly bodies between the Cardinal signs of Aries, Cancer, Libra and Capricorn. These are considered to imbue the qualities of initiative and leadership. Uranus in Aries now forms a right angle to Jupiter in Cancer which in turn forms a right angle to Mars in Libra which squares the circle once more in an angle to tiny but mighty Pluto in Capricorn, Bitcoin's sun sign. This should be seen by us all as a week where anything positive is possible.
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Bitcoin's Zodiac Forecast, for Friday, 11th April 2014
Sometimes, it is only when life takes us close to the edge that we lose our fear of it. We discover, usually, that the edge is further away than we thought it was. We may even find it to be useful territory where we can plough the ground and grow valuable produce that can be harvested in no other place. Even if all we experience is a burning desire to get away from that edge, at least we can gain some confidence from making a successful retreat. Somehow, this weekend, you are redefining your limits in a positive way.
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Litecoin's Horoscope for week of April 10, 2014 Are you thinking of linking your fortunes to a new ally? Or deepening your collaboration with a familiar ally? Have you fantasized about bonding intensely with a source that may be able to give you more of what you want and bring out more of the best in you? These prospects are worth contemplating, Litecoin. But I suggest you let your connection ripen a bit more before finalizing the shift. I'm not necessarily saying there's a potential problem. I simply suspect that you need further exploration and additional information before you can make the smartest move possible.
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Bitcoin's Horoscope for week of April 10, 2014http://www.freewillastrology.com/horoscopes/tarot_cards/tarot14.jpg Capricorn author J. R. R. Tolkien spent 14 years working on The Lord of the Rings. In using a typewriter to produce over 1,200 pages, he relied solely on his two index fingers. He never learned the ten-finger typing method. I suppose it didn't matter in the end. Presumably, his impediment didn't affect the quality of his work, but only made it harder to accomplish and required him to spend a lot more time. Is there a fixable limitation on your own ability to achieve your dream, Bitcoin? Is there some handicap you could, with effort, overcome? If so, now would be an excellent time to begin.
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Bitcoin's Zodiac Forecast, for Thursday, 10th April 2014
Perhaps, you need to try running down an escalator that is going up. Or filling up a leaky bucket. That will give you a taste of what may soon lie in store. Not that you need one. You can already tell how frustratingly impossible a particular situation is becoming. Here's how to avoid exasperation. Quit while you are ahead. And if you can't do that - quit while you are behind. Just quit worrying. And quit feeling obliged to know all the answers and make all the right choices. Time will tell you all you need to know.
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Litecoin's Zodiac Forecast, for Monday, 7th April 2014
You don't know what's really going on. All you can see is what seems to be happening. That's not the same thing. Situations you see as undesirable are actually deeply beneficial. Problems you fear you may never solve are hardly problems at all. You're strong in areas where you imagine you are weak. Yet the reverse is not true. You are more influential than you think. Don't dwell on a source of disappointment this week. Use your ability to see the best in people and situations... and the best is what will transpire.
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Bitcoin's Horoscope for week of April 3, 2014http://www.freewillastrology.com/horoscopes/tarot_cards/tarot24.jpg For the foreseeable future, I urge you not to spend much time wrangling with bureaucrats and know-it-alls. Avoid frustrating projects that would require meticulous discipline. Don't even think about catching up on paperwork or organizing your junk drawer or planning the next five years of your career. Instead, focus on taking long meandering walks to nowhere in particular. Daydream about an epic movie based on your life story. Flirt with being a lazy bum. Play noncompetitive games with unambitious people. Here's why: Good ideas and wise decisions are most likely to percolate as you are lounging around doing nothing -- and feeling no guilt for doing nothing. * SACRED ADVERTISEMENT. The oracle below is excerpted from the book PRONOIA Is the Antidote for Paranoia:
How the Whole World Is Conspiring to Shower You with Blessings.* "Don't eat any food that's incapable of rotting," says Michael Pollan in his book In Defense of Food: An Eater's Manifesto. In other words, highly processed foods with a long shelf life don't contribute to your optimum vitality. I'd like to expand this rule to make it an all-purpose guideline for life. Try out this hypothesis: If you're involved with any person or situation that never decays, or if there is some part of you that never decays, that's highly suspicious and may be a problem. Like growth, rot is a natural phenomenon. Indeed, every advancement requires or brings the disintegration of whatever it replaces. You can't grow if you don't rot. The "perfection" of stasis can be hazardous to your health. What's ripe to rot in your world? Also: Marie and Pierre Curie discovered radium. Chemist John Walker invented the match. Physicist Wilhelm Röentgen was the first person to find out about X-rays and Satoshi Nakamoto created Bitcoin. What do these great minds have in common? They all refused to take out patents in connection with their innovations, believing they shouldn't make any profit on something that should belong to everyone. Try giving away some of your brilliance for free. And a good link to bookmark: Aspects for Wednesday April 02, 2014 - Daily Planets
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Bitcoin's Zodiac Forecast, for Monday, 31st March 2014
How long can the good times roll without anyone even noticing that they are rolling? We can ask much the same about the bad times. Do they keep rolling around just because people keep saying, 'Look out... bad times are coming.' Is recession, for example, a kind of flu virus that we pass to one another 'by mouth'? If nobody spoke about it, would it affect fewer of us? That's just a thought. Now here's another thought, much more relevant to your outlook this week: if you believe good times are coming, they will come to you!
Bitcoin's Weekly Outlook from Monday, 31st March
Jupiter emphasized early on can bring money, praise and success. But sometimes these influences can pass by almost without you noticing more than that you're feeling good about life. If you can push your pet project further, make the effort, then you will find whatever you touch works out more easily than you expected. It may not be obvious at the moment but soon you will become aware that you have made strides ahead.
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ltc 3% edge should be renamed ltc faucet atm   Congrats to the player/s taking the house to the cleaners here recently  |
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I can't log in, it says error decrypting wallet please make sure your password is correct, it is and I also have Google authenticator. If it makes any difference I logged in to another of my blockchain.info wallets yesterday from the same computer and can still log in to that one, I log out and put the new identifier and password and 2FA but keep getting this error message, any help appreciated, many thanks.
Edit: I removed the cookie and now it works.
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Can my housemate and I play JD using different computers but same public ip?
np, I have multiple JD accounts and switch between them on the same computer even, logging in and out, so the same IP is fine. edit: ah, I see you mean playing with two accounts open at the same time on the same IP, yep that's fine too as I often have two accounts open together on different browsers like Firefox and Chrome at the same time. |
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gusti is super correct in his contracts, we're in PM contact today, pay out from his cold storage scheduled for tomorrow - though I said no rush at all on this, I'm traveling then so will be afk until late in the day or the next, you should see it incoming to my sig addie if you'd like to check anytime: https://blockchain.info/address/1otohotohMoQoxHuxLBveQiZcV3Pji3Tc |
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Hi gusti,
I'd like to execute this contract at $21.10 and with the bitcoin price for when that happened, many thanks, address in my sig.
Much appreciated, Otoh.
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