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From: Your Federal Grants <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 06 Feb 2015 08:39:15 -0800

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w believe in Bitcoin enough to actually use it as a currency, know everything that is happening behind the scenes, therefore understand the true growth it is experiencing and see that it is the strongest it has ever been. 

So I am correct in saying Bitcoin embodies unprecedented confidence as a  market, non-enforced currency, with only Gold coming close to this phenomenon historically. (wever, even then, when Gold collapsed in 1980 it wasn't considered , let alone a means of payment.) Bitcoin is already recognized as a more legitimate means of payment for goods and services than Gold was 1980. Therefore making Bitcoin historically the first  market, non-enforced, currency to experience an 85% collapse in one year, and still be considered by all of its 'users' to be fundamentally stronger than ever.

A true testament to the power of Bitcoin as a currency.

I can understand w Eric u/evoorhees misconstrued my post as sarcastic, No offence taken :)
If I had a nicklfor everytime I read 32 to 2 today, I would have a btc. Wasnt volume a sliver of what we 

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The point was originally supposed to be that it wasn't something used for people, it was used for transporting volatile industrial chemicals (like tibanna gas), but thanks to the repeion and lack of originality seen in the prequel related content it became ubiquitous as the most inefficient and stupid metd of prisoner transport imaginable.
Surely the process had to have previously been used with some kind of living thing in mind tugh, considering that it had sensors to confirm Han's vital signs and everything.

Still, you are correct that overuse makes it feel less important.
I was under the impression that Carbonite zing wasn't particularly dangerous and was relatively common as a means of putting someone into suspended animation. It was just that the Cloud City facility was setup & tested for industrial applications, not humanoid applications.

It's kind of like transporting a patient between spitals in the back of a dump truck. It'll probably be fine if you're careful, but it's not as safe as an ambulance.
There's this thing where something is described in the movies as being dangerous or unusual, but because it's the only 

she had nothing to gain from the court by doing it.

I would imagine that a person of Oliver-Machado's age w is actually keen on rehabilitation would probably do better with services geared to youth in a youth facility, rather than the services in the federal pen. As the article notes, the judge didn't believe Oliver-Machado would take part in these optional offerings, and as such a youth facility would be inappropriate. 
In a previous article before Christmas, I read that she was still using her street name and affiliating with inmates guilty of similar crimes, which kind of indicates that she's not being rehab'd enough right now.

The teen was caught in July using Percocet, which a fellow resident had smuggled into the facility.

Federal prison sounds about right.
Leaving this case aside, I think it's hugely harmful to convict minors of adult crimes. Particularly when the parents have no repercussions either. Both parents and 

rest of his natural life in a cage. We don't want idiots like this running around trying to  people because they threaten to expose his criminal enterprises.
Innocent until proven guilty. 
Challenge accepted.
w much  did the CIA import and which people didn't go to jail for it?
That's entirely irrelevent. This idiot broke the laws, so he's now going 

is pretty simple.  Strategy is very complicated, yeah, but that's not what we're ing talking about.

In NFL football, a catch is considered complete when a player has control of the ball and two points of contact with the ground.  This is true EVERYWHERE except for the Calvin Johnson rule.  And the enforcement of that rule is pretty much random.
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I don't care about what a few armchair redditors say, i'm going to join Bryant, Johnson, most NFL players that i've heard from, most reporters i've heard from, and as far as i can see basically every person that has two brain cells to rub together, that the Calvin Johnson rule is stupid, unclear, and inconsistent with other rules establishing possession.

A catch in the NFL is basically always considered to be having control of the ball with two points of contact with the ground.  There is ambiguity in that rule (what consutes "control of the ball", can the ball touch the ground if it is in control), but there was a point in the