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bfcjg wrote:Dipped my toe in the water last week and can confirm a twenty pence will dislodge a filling , especially if you do a crunch.

Bitcoin but never Bite Coin.

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I Yes, banks have been used by money launderers - and the banks have been fined and punished for not stopping this happening. I think the penalty in the UK can be 14 years in prison for assisting a money launderer. The comparison you are making is that the manufacturers of cars are guilty for drunk...

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I'm one of Boyd's biggest fans but I did chuckle when after the sending off Boyd came on for Rhodes.
They needed that solid tracking back

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Anyone got any thoughts on Taas? So based on a little I've read it's closed fund who trade and pay dividends based on tokens? I've seen a few 'passive income' type things popping up based on crypto trading and other things. They had a good ICO but everyone is right now in a crazy unregulated bull m...

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I thought "anonymity" was the whole point about bitcoin - that's why it's popular with criminals, drug dealers (both small time and the global concerns), terrorists and anyone else who wants to hide their wealth...(aim to) limit criminal funds transfer through cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin has been use...

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Has anybody invested in Air Token? If so I'd like to know your thoughts, I've had it recommended to me and I'm wondering whether it's a decent proposition. 274th coin by market cap. Honestly never heard of it and I often go into the weeds on these things. Will have to read up on it first to have an...

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I'm beginning to get my head around this whole cryptocurrency malarky. I've been researching Ripple and reached the point I'm tempted to get in - befor I do does anybody experienced Ripple? People have brought Ripple but no one is actually experienced in it because no one is using it yet. Some comp...

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Big difference between investing and trading.

A lot of people attempting to essentially day trade on sh@tcoins based on nothing but rumours and guessing.

Personally I'm investing in Bitcoin, Ether and a couple alt coins I've researched and like as a product then just holding.

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Arfield has played 60% of the season so far in term of minutes. Only two goals so far but 1-0 and 1-1 that's four vital points won. This season has shown how quickly injuries and suspensions can mount and reliable squad players like Arfield are vitally needed. We can't change the squad over night bu...

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KueXCT9VA-Y https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1SxUOS9s2c" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Two single goal clips... Compilation with music or go home. Brady & Nkoudou inspire enough in one season for a fan to make a video. Where's Mclean's for 3 seasons a...

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UpTheBeehole wrote:Obligatory Youtube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwkKyd5LwmM

Robbie Brady goals and skills Youtube video
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James McLean goals and skills Youtube video
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Motzart had pushy parents and wrote his first compositions at 5.

Nothing new to see here except 21st century commercial expansion.

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Pickford at 23 had one ok season whilst going down with Sunderland then sold for £25m (£30m with add ons) to Everton. That must put Pope at the same price at least. I think Heaton though with his proven record over 3 seasons at this level would attract more interest from the big clubs. For a large f...

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If the kids likes it and say they want to do it what other choice is there but to let them try and give them the best chance.

No different from parents who send young kids of to ballet school If they show promise. Most aren't going to make it to a top professional level but such is life.

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CFS wrote:Signed 3.5 yr deal get in!! Sort of signing we need to kick on. We'll done bfc.

Well know transfer troller.

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We are - We signed players from a relegated Championship team .... Then relegated Prem teams ..... And now we're looking at players from established Prem teams. But not established Premier League players. Not sure If I'd rather harvest the best from below eg: Brady, Wood etc. But I suppose you can ...

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If SD wants him that's enough for me.

Trying to get a feel for him but three seasons at WBA and not a lot of footage. Brady got a 'goals and skills' compilation video just for last season at Norwich.
WBA seems happy to see him go looking at their forum. A little underwhelmed tbh.

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Burnley still 7th

City still winning the league.

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Think Pope has shown he is no Heaton today - excellent cover and a great prospect but the 2nd and certainly the 4th he should be better and I believe Heaton would have - not that he would have played in the cup - so much hung on their equaliser I don't think you can judge anything on one game, espe...

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His control and accuracy have improved no end this season. Was very wasteful last season but he's making the most of his chances now.

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Pope unlucky there, misread that pass which slowed up perfectly.

He'll learn from that and the goal itself doesn't effect much.

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City not taking any chances with that line up. Pep wanting to do the quadruple.

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All I would add is that when there is a 4 page thread on a football message board devoted to the subject, we’re probably getting close to the end. “So, That’s the End of Bitcoin Then” – Forbes Article, June 20th 2011 When I heard some folk down the pub talking about this internet thing, I knew we'r...

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One way to stop cheating might be to introduce a rule that if the player behaves in such a way that he exaggerates the level of contact then it is automatic that the penalty is not given. What is simulation, what is exaggeration etc? You're just changing the phrasing of a very hard to prove and sub...

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It's pure game theory, the players are incentivised to lie, even subconsciously or with very minor exaggeration which in their head can easily be justified. This new retrospective panel thing tries to create an incentive not to lie (risk of a ban) but the players know only in the most egregious & ob...

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I got £100 worth at $2.20 a coin the other day, gutted wasn't quite on the ball to get in at the start of December when it was really cheap. Where do you reckon Ripple could get to price wise over the coming weeks/months? I'm hoping Coinbase add it to their crypto offering, that should see the pric...

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I got £100 worth at $2.20 a coin the other day, gutted wasn't quite on the ball to get in at the start of December when it was really cheap. Where do you reckon Ripple could get to price wise over the coming weeks/months? I'm hoping Coinbase add it to their crypto offering, that should see the pric...

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Why are you all panicking, it dropped because of the Xmas period, it is now going up again and I expect it to climb even more No one suggesting any panic here. Xmas slump indeed, investor take some profits, period of consolidation and support etc. Fist in for 2018 is Facebook investor Peter Thiel w...

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Found Bridge of Spies to be rather lackluster as have been most of Speilbergs later films, the trick is they are really well produced so if you are interested in the period you will watch it and enjoy. War Horse, Bridge of Spies, Lincoln. The latter being my favourite of his recent historical attemp...

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EThe problem is the only person who can state whether there was enough contact to cause the player to go down is the player himself. Therefore if there is contact then the ref has to give a penalty. If the rules were changed to say that a penalty can be given if IN THE OPINION OF THE REFEREE there ...

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The inevitable downside to the new rules now is that every semi-debatable decision is met with and outpouring of partisan demands for retrospective action.
One more thing for fans to feel aggrieved over

Maybe we need a panel to judge if the first panel has been deceived.

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That's the Dean Marney who smacked in a 20 yard volley past Man City's goalkeeper last time out at the Turf yeah ? You're right..he's hopeless ! Remember when George Boyd scored the winner v City!! This is the kind of nostalgia based team selection I'm talking about, past highlights shouldn't count...

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Remember to book the ferry ticket to your seats.

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OMG, a Shane Long goal!!

Sign him up!

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All the talk pre-season was Renato Sanches from Bayern to Swansea...

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How is Marney ‘not good enough’ for our current level? He’s been a fantastic player for us. This is where I'm getting confused with the clamor for Marney to come back in, is it just nostalgia? George Boyd at times has been a fantastic player for us but no one is suggesting we get him back in, we've...

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Eurgh, sloppy goal to concede so late. Unlike us.

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icu81b4 wrote:Hang on .... Is this Burnley or Barca?

If it was Barca then Coutinho would have shown up by now

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Pope, Bardsley, Tarkowski, Mee, Taylor, Berg Gudmundsson, Defour, Cork, Arfield, Hendrick, Barnes, Subs: Jonathan Walters (19), Kevin Long (28), Matthew Lowton (2), Nahki Wells (21), Sam Vokes (9), Anders Lindegaard (22), Ashley Westwood (18) Liverpool: Mignolet, TAA, Klavan, Lovren, Gomez, Can, Wi...

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No Coutinho on the bus either apparently.

Still dangerous players in Firmino & Mane but helps us out regardless.

EDIT: Firmino starts on the bench!

Mignolet, TAA, Klavan, Lovren, Gomez, Can, Wijnaldum, Lallana, Ox, Mane, Solanke.
Subs: Karius, Milner, Firmino, Robertson, Ings, Matip, Woodburn

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On a technical level (which is where I'm prone to creaming myself) I thought it was awesome. I think as we strive for the technical we sometimes lose what story telling is, Nolan shot on 70mm iMax blah blah etc etc. The image is so clean it's almost sterile. The Pvt Ryan landing scene was shot at a...

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Bin Ont Turf wrote:So am I.
I mostly hate CGI.

Saving Private Ryan used CGI but to enhance and supplement the film without becoming the film, that's the difference.
Like editing the best CGI is the stuff you don't notice.

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Why? I haven't seen it yet. It also didn't reach the heights many sold it at for me either. I thought the sense of scale was lacking, I'm very happy when film makers eschew the over use of CGI but in it's proper place it enhances things. Nolan wanted to use original boats that actually took part wh...

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Wile E Coyote wrote:wright, linekar and shearer, or any of the other toads they have on, would have spent a good ten minutes had it have been kane that was brought down like that, but as its just burnley, then sod it.

As it was the we only got FOUR replays of the incident, pathetic BBC bias.

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Blade Runner 2049 - being a child of the eighties and was mind blowed by the original, this just disappointed me on so many levels, visually and sonically I just felt it was generic pap. It's all subjective of course however compared to the recent Sci-Fi re-visits from the 80s (Robcop, Total Recall...

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Bladerunner 2049 Truly epic film, retained the world, style, visuals and philosophies of the original but added some excellent characters and expanded the world without cheapening. Pacing was far better too something the original had a lot of trouble with but sometimes is forgotten or glossed over w...

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Burnley: Pope, Bardsley, Long, Mee, Taylor, Berg Gudmundsson, Cork, Defour, Arfield, Hendrick, Barnes,

Subs: Anders Lindegaard (22), Matthew Lowton (2), Nahki Wells (21), Ashley Westwood (18), Dean Marney (8), Jonathan Walters (19), Sam Vokes (9)

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I'd like to see James Ward Prouse come to us from Saints where he's never nailed on a starting role despite being a great crosser of the ball and excellent set piece taker, still plenty of years in him at 23.

Better chance of more England call ups with us too.

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Is there collusion, no there isn't. That's mad. Is there a physiological effect in play, possibly. Home field advantage is true and well documented, referees in every sport give the home team slight preferential treatment in decisions, though it is not a conscious decision but an effect of humans be...

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