I think there are some negotiations going on about this between the Grizzlies and the league. I am quite sure that they are going to work something out between themselves and let him play again.

And I have to say one thing. After all he is only 23. His mistakes are not forgiven at 23, when are his mistakes going to be forgiven!!

If you have the capacity to lend someone in your family that will not gonna give huge impact to your finances then why not help them? Unless this guy has multiple unpaid loans to you then you should not lend him anymore. Human is not a natural untrustworthy, there situation just push them to become that kind of person. I have this kind of cousin too that continuously badgering me about borrowing money. I can’t give him the amount that he want but I still lend him money that I can afford.

Sometimes family is worthy than money especially if you will see this person most of the time because they knew you are financial stable which is painful for them to be turn down.

Funny enough all the above qualities you mentioned are qualities of man and they are manifested at different times due to certain condition that the fellow is in.
There is one you didn't include and that is excitement.  Maybe because your trade is going well, you can no longer stick to your budget or stop trading at the appropriate time until you blow your portfolio.

To be sure that you have mastered the act of trading, you must be able to control these emotions and also develop a reasonable degree of patience.  Trading is more about emotional manipulations mosh times  and that is why it is sometimes likened to gambling.

It's funny how gamble responsibly could mean differently from one gambler to another. That is like saying gamble what you can afford to lose, and you, OP, is betting as high as $20,000. Of course, you can afford to lose that. To somebody else, or perhaps to most of us here, that is already a life-changing amount we wouldn't just risk on a wager.

Anyway, I'm just saying that what gamblers can afford to lose widely differs. It could be $1. It could be $10 or $100 or $1,000. Or it could be $20,000. The point is that the money that a gambler should bet is an extra.

How I wish I could gamble like you, OP!

There is no perfect way to succeed in crypto but the first thing you should do is educate your self learn as much as you can about crypto, bitcoin history, trading, trends, etc...

Crypto is too volatile so I'd like to suggest also learn risk management in trading you should learn when to buy and sell and the safest way to trade is always use stop-loss orders.

And take note this does not get rich quick scheme so don't expect to get rich overnight. Trading requires long-term and patience.

If you want a source to learn about trading then start reading this below.

- https://github.com/SpiralDevelopment/Awesome-Crypto-Trading

I think he is a wise and knowledgeable man, whatever thing you do despite any degree you have attain or achieved in life you need a personal skill not just a skill but many with the latest happening in the world you could get employed through any of those skills you have acquired in life. Trading is also good but with the pressure taste and hunger for wealth would make you not to purely excel in the field though you could be making profit but might not be for a long term. Please respect and honor him because you may not know the value of having a mentor, who always tells you the truth about life.

In my opinion, if you buy some bitcoins instead of keeping money in the bank, you can benefit from the current market.  Because Bitcoin is known as the godfather of digital currency around the world.  Your bank will give you a small profit on your capital month after month.  And besides, the bank can be robbed.  But if you keep buying bitcoins then bitcoins will not be lost at all. Even if the price drops a bit it will reach such a price and height that your capital will be doubled.  So I think it is better to buy bitcoins than bank.  Then he acts as he pleases.  This is my personal opinion.  thank you

It will not be so easy for beginners to fulfill this condition. The quality of the posts will directly depend on the background of the person. If this is not the case, then it is almost impossible to create high quality posts and this will have to be learned. I will not say that this is a super-difficult task, but depending on the abilities of people, it will take a different amount of time to master. Everything new is always something to learn. So, for many beginners, writing low-quality posts is almost inevitable and they all have to go through this path on their own. Someone will improve, but someone will not be able to and will abandon the forum (or become a shitposter).

Hi guys
Nowadays there are so many crypto trading strategies in practice but the true challenge here is how to continue trading with out being obsolete as we know efficiency brings profit

Not just health care issues, if Bitcoin jumps by 1000% or more at this moment, some holders may be tempted to sell part of their holdings, hoping to buy back should the price drop again.

There's no set legal age to "learn" trading, bro. Anyone, at any age, can learn to trade whenever they want or the eagerness is really there. However, on the technical side, these minors might not be able to experience the actual trading yet with their own respective trading account since KYC is a real deal. Should be of legal age where a person can provide Valid IDs and documents and related things.

But if the goal is to really teach children to do trade, experienced ones can provide some test or demo accounts just for these youngsters to familiarize the trading interface. After all, what can we do if these youngsters really want to learn trades rather than play outside with the usual kid's game?

Exactly, it's the level of opposition too, that we need to look at and not just the record per se. So maybe Yoshino has more fights and high knockout ratio, but it doesn't mean that he is the better of the two.

Still boils down on who this fighter has, on the other hand, just the last 3 fighters that Shakur face might not be enough for the whole resume of the Japanese to match, just saying. So that alone shows how both fighters are very different, and it is reflected on the odds itself.

We cant really make out some conclusive approach that Inoue does have a huge advantage on here, we should really be thinking that this is a different weight division which means
that it is really that different but we know that changes in weight isnt really that much of an issue since it is really that impossible that Inoue wont really be making out some adjustment.
Both camps wont really be that confident considering that there's too much hype on this fight considering that Inoue is the favorite.

D'Angelo Russell couldn't have arrived at a better time imo, it was D'Lo with the magic wand (hand) in the 4th Quarter to put the Raptors to sleep, it was as though the Raptors already have a magnificent plan to limit the effectiveness of Anthony Davis, and it worked perfectly because Anthony combined for less than 20 PRA having played for 32 minutes, I can't remember the last time I saw him this ineffective, but the Raptors had no answers for Dennis Schroder and D'Lo, and the entire Lakers bench out scoring their starters too.

He may have slowed down a bit but as we get older we have more power, his experience will also be a big advantage for him here. It's just the stamina that I think will be the issue here. If Santiago will try to wear him down first then it will depend on how well he will control the ring. Jabs will be really helpful as his long reach has the advantage at 174 cm against 166 cm of Santiago.

A crazy upset indeed, I couldn't pictured that.

Minnesota also falling short the Brooklyn Nets in overtime is another loss in my dictionary, I expected the Nets to be without most of their stars and starts with a line that include the likes of Patty Mills and Royce O'neale with Cam Thomas, the game ended pretty close too.

It's also very close between the Lakers and Toronto Raptors with 8 minutes to play for in the 4th Quarter, I must agree that all today games have been pretty much interesting to see, with no heavy blowouts from first quarter or first half.

Congratulations For Paul lee and he is an old veteran than can still proved to us what he got. Without a doubt Paul lee is one of the best three point shooters in PBA even in the last seconds of the game he can do an impossible or good shot from the outside. Which means he is a clutch player. Even in his old age he can do such things. And for his opponent which lassiter played well but there's only one who can win and that's paul Lee.