I have been invited to Peace News Now, live video cast
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That’s cool, looking forward for the video - wanted to ask what it was going to be about - curious about the questions he’s going to ask.
/edit this is the live stream: [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STadws3_wc8#ws]Feathercoin and the Altcoins Among Us - Peace News Now #57[/url] He didn’t turn on his microphone, but there’s some background noise of someone typing.
/edit 2 the background noise is from a man wearing a orange hoodie and having a great beard!
/edit 3 ‘‘muted for a second’’ at 6 mins :*
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I didn’t even get the link yet lol
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He’s live right now isn’t he?
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[quote name=“Kevlar” post=“50072” timestamp=“1388960285”]
He’s live right now isn’t he?
[/quote]Looks like I am on later.
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apparently your joining them shortly :)
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[quote name=“chrisj” post=“50073” timestamp=“1388960374”]
[quote author=Kevlar link=topic=6668.msg50072#msg50072 date=1388960285]
He’s live right now isn’t he?
[/quote]Looks like I am on later.
[/quote]Better prepare, this Michele is tough! LOL
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[quote name=“chrisj” post=“50073” timestamp=“1388960374”]
[quote author=Kevlar link=topic=6668.msg50072#msg50072 date=1388960285]
He’s live right now isn’t he?
[/quote]Looks like I am on later.
[/quote]Watching you live here in Chicago, doing good - will be interesting here when done…
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[quote name=“midwaycy6” post=“50086” timestamp=“1388962971”]
CHRIS J ONLINE
[/quote]You spelled “ON FIRE!” wrong.
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Very well done Chris, respect! (Davi suggested you should create you’re own show for being such a good speaker ;))
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Excellent interview Chris, they didn’t want you to leave.
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Missed it, but when I tuned in they were still excited about having you on! Looking forward to watch the whole thing tomorrow.
I recently watched the one you did with MadBitcoins, you were definitely the stand out player!
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[quote name=“Kevlar” post=“50088” timestamp=“1388963662”]
[quote author=midwaycy6 link=topic=6668.msg50086#msg50086 date=1388962971]
CHRIS J ONLINE
[/quote]You spelled “ON FIRE!” wrong.
[/quote]And on fire he was! Well done Chrissj
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Great job, well done, another awesome interview Chrisj.
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Good Job! Let us know when you are back on.
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Thoroughly enjoyed the dialogue. On fire is/was an understatement. Your responses were amazing and quite frankly awe inspiring. I thought your use of sacrifice was appropriate. 8)
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[quote name=“Pryderi” post=“50094” timestamp=“1388965581”]
Very well done Chris, respect! (Davi suggested you should create you’re own show for being such a good speaker ;))
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I completely agree. You will help get feathercoin out there and you also have a great viewpoint on the world which appeals/interests us crypto weirdos. Be the publicist for FTC -
They seemed to have no idea about Feathercoin and probably aren’t bitcoin experts either.
Not that interesting for me, things we’ve heard already.
But I agree chrisj is a good speaker, better than me for sure. ;D -
Right this whole thing on sacrifice has been keeping me up. It’s now 6am!
This is from [url=http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=sacrifice]http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=sacrifice[/url]
[b]sacrifice[/b] (n.)
late 13c., “offering of something (especially a life) to a deity as an act of propitiation or homage;” mid-14c., “that which is offered in sacrifice,” from Old French [i]sacrifise[/i] “sacrifice, offering” (12c.), from Latin [i]sacrificium[/i], from [i]sacrificus[/i] “performing priestly functions or sacrifices,” from [i]sacra[/i] “sacred rites” (properly neuter plural of sacer “sacred;” see sacred) + root of facere “to do, perform” (see factitious).Latin [i]sacrificium[/i] is glossed in Old English by [i]ansegdniss[/i]. Sense of “act of giving up one thing for another; something given up for the sake of another” is first recorded 1590s. Baseball sense first attested 1880.
[b]sacrifice[/b] (v.)
c.1300, “to offer something (to a deity, as a sacrifice),” from sacrifice (n.). Meaning “[b]surrender[/b], give up, suffer to be lost” is from 1706. Related: Sacrificed; sacrificing. Agent noun forms include [i]sacrificer[/i], [i]sacrificator[/i] (both 16c., the latter from Latin); and [i]sacrificulist[/i] (17c.).It’s not about sacrifice a better word is [i][b]surrender[/b][/i]. You are not giving up [b]ownership[/b] you are giving up [b]control[/b]. Because everyone owns the Bitcoin network. When I gave those paper wallets to my friends I wasn’t giving up the ownership of the network, I was giving up the control of my purchasing power and handing it over to someone else.
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[quote=“chrisj”]Right this whole thing on sacrifice has been keeping me up. It’s now 6am[/quote]
Now that’s not worth the sacrifice. ;)
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[quote name=“chrisj” post=“50155” timestamp=“1388988664”]
Right this whole thing on sacrifice has been keeping me up. It’s now 6am!This is from [url=http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=sacrifice]http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=sacrifice[/url]
[b]sacrifice[/b] (n.)
late 13c., “offering of something (especially a life) to a deity as an act of propitiation or homage;” mid-14c., “that which is offered in sacrifice,” from Old French [i]sacrifise[/i] “sacrifice, offering” (12c.), from Latin [i]sacrificium[/i], from [i]sacrificus[/i] “performing priestly functions or sacrifices,” from [i]sacra[/i] “sacred rites” (properly neuter plural of sacer “sacred;” see sacred) + root of facere “to do, perform” (see factitious).Latin [i]sacrificium[/i] is glossed in Old English by [i]ansegdniss[/i]. Sense of “act of giving up one thing for another; something given up for the sake of another” is first recorded 1590s. Baseball sense first attested 1880.
[b]sacrifice[/b] (v.)
c.1300, “to offer something (to a deity, as a sacrifice),” from sacrifice (n.). Meaning “[b]surrender[/b], give up, suffer to be lost” is from 1706. Related: Sacrificed; sacrificing. Agent noun forms include [i]sacrificer[/i], [i]sacrificator[/i] (both 16c., the latter from Latin); and [i]sacrificulist[/i] (17c.).It’s not about sacrifice a better word is [i][b]surrender[/b][/i]. You are not giving up [b]ownership[/b] you are giving up [b]control[/b]. Because everyone owns the Bitcoin network. When I gave those paper wallets to my friends I wasn’t giving up the ownership of the network, I was giving up the control of my purchasing power and handing it over to someone else.
[/quote]That’s correct, and it is an important distinction. You surrender your coins when you pay for something. The question I have is do you sacrifice them when you publish with Link?