Recently, my wife and I have been trying the Paleo Diet (also known as the caveman diet). In two weeks she has lost 14 pounds. We are both feeling great.

For those of you not familiar with the Paleo diet, the underlying premises is that our bodies are evolved to eat certain foods, and much of the modern diet consists of things which have only recently been added which are not digested as well. Modern food also includes large amounts of processings which add useless/harmful chemicals and removes beneficial parts of the food. Essentially, the paleo diet is all about eating real, whole food. Lots of vegtables, fruit, and moderate amounts of meat, nuts and eggs. Things avoided include: processed sugar, alcohol, grains, dairy, legumes.

The only problem is, we are wondering what to eat? We have been making the things we know that fit in the diet, but we don't want to get bored just eating the same dishes over and over. Has anybody else tried this diet, do you have any good meal suggestions?

And just so you know, I have not yet tried a paleo meal that I didn't like. These recipes can be used even if you don't want to follow the paleo diet.

I tought he said in the thread that Senbonzakura had provided him with a guitar tuner? Maybe he just needs somebody to show him how to use it?

Will you continue MU without the glbse, or will you just wind it down?

How about this question: Is stealing bread illegal?

I would answer: Of course stealing bread is illegal.

You: "In what jurisdiction? Can you reference a law?

Me: "WFT man, everybody knows its illegal to steal stuff."

I would hope that laws would be written to cover theft of property, the law does not have to name every possible item that could possibly be stolen.

The problem I forsee, and it is one shared by bitcoins, is that the distributed hash table just keeps on growing, like the blockchain. The more popular the system becomes, the faster the database grows, and the more memory needed to save it. Is there a way to keep all the nessecary  data without the evergrowing pile of everybodies data?

Hi everybody,

I don't know if this would interest anybody, but I would be willing to answer any chemistry related questions (and get tips in bitcoin).

Questions can be anything from topics you wonder about or are confused by, just want to know more about, or if you are taking a chemistry class and something is stumping you.

My qualifications: I have a BS and MS in Chemistry from Michigan State University (focus on organic chemistry). I am currently working as a chemistry researcher at the largest US chemical company.

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I am looking into Open Transactions, this might be able to be a system built on top of it.

With the recent turmoil surrounding the closing of the Global Bitcoin Stock Exchange, I have put some thought into a way to have a bitcoin stock market without a single point of failure. Since there must be trust in the asset issuer for assets to have any value, a completely decentralized system is unnecessary.

The most basic way to have a stock (or bond) system would be for the company to record identities using cryptographic signatures, and correlate ownership of a number of shares and a bitcoin address with each identity.

Transactions would be kept in a database, similar to the bitcoin system, where any transaction must be signed by the current owner.
For example, a Company sells stock. An investor A provides their public key, and the company signs messages transferring shares to A. If A sells shares to B, then they send a gpg signed message to the company with the public key of B and the number of shares.  Each investor sends a gpg signed message with a bitcoin address to the company to receive any dividends. To change the address for receiving dividends they would just send a new signed message with the new bitcoin address.

Each company would run their own database, thus they would always have current information of who owns what.

Each investor would connect to the different companies. They would have cryptographic receipts showing any changes to their own account(s).
What I have described would handle transfers of assets. The bidding could be spread among many exchanges, OTC, etc. Brokers could have accounts for investors.

There could be an option, set by the issuer, on whether or not shares could be transferred to a unregistered account. By this I mean: to register with a company, you send a gpg signed message of a bitcoin address. That way, whoever own the shares there is a bitcoin address associated with those shares to receive dividends. You could also register an email address with the company to receive shareholder notices. If the option is selected to allow unregistered owners, then shares can be transferred to a public key which the company has no record of. This key could be later claimed by its owner to receive dividends or just to transfer the shares elsewhere. There is a danger here that the key was an error, and nobody owns it, thus the company might want to require registration so no invalid keys are used. Also, a company might not want to deal with having dividends owed to shares with no associated bitcoin address.

I suggest using an escrow system for transferring the assets/bitcoins when a sale is made. Without escrow, scamming might be too easy going both ways (I offer to buy your shares but don’t send bitcoin, or I offer to sell you shares take the bitcoin but never had any shares). But doing the escrow would not have to be centralized. And this is actually a common concern in bitcoin businesses (trying to decide who sends fist, and whether to trust a third party). One way to lower the total number of people needing trust would be to have the asset issuer do the escrowing. They can even do a check to see if the person selling the shares is the owner.

Voting would be available too. The company publishes a motion, each shareholder sends their gpg signed vote, and at the end of voting the company correlates the votes with the number of shares held by that key to tally the votes.

Of course stealing bitcoins is illegal.

Taking something that does not belong to you by force or by fraud is one of the things governments were put in place to stop.

Your posts make me feel dumber inside. My inteligence feels threatened whenever I see your name.

What the hell are you talking about?

What is wrong with java?

They still have the "later today" comment on their website. I think a day is longer to Nefario than it is to the rest of us? Really, an update they put on the site should contain a timestamp of some sort.

How about "Dank's piggy bank"?

I have been watching this thread since it started, so I come back every so often and read all the new posts.

If I come across a long thread that I have not watched from the beginning, I typically read the whole first page and the whole last page, sometimes a couple pages back from the end to get more context for the current discusion.

http://www.researchgate.net/ is a social network for research.

You are trying to conspire to be scammers? Wouldn't that work out better if you did it in private?

What sort of business is it?

Giving your identity to a couple guys on the forum does not help me any.

Are you looking at the current orderbook and trying to call the movement from it? There are so many bots living on there, the orderbook can change directions without notice.

Also, you say only 300 btc, is that just on one exchange?

Why should the time of year have anything to do with bitcoin price?

No you don't have an email address, or no he cannot contact you outside the forum?

If you are going to be a famous rockstar any minute now, why are you so scared of people finding out who you are?

You should have a separate website for your bank. It would be a shame to lose business if this forum ceased for ant reason.