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John Oliver explores the dark side of cryptocurrency
JamesHenders replied to NelsonG's topic in General News
Yeah, John Oliver makes some valid points about the risks in crypto. Personally, I've had some positive experiences with Bitcoin, but it's essential to tread carefully. It's a volatile market, and scams are rampant. Always do thorough research before investing. For example, you can check out this crypto guide, 바이낸스 가입방법, for more guidance. It's been very helpful for me. Take care! -
John Oliver explores the dark side of cryptocurrency
InceVictor replied to NelsonG's topic in General News
Not all crypto is bad despite John Oliver's concerns. Just make sure to research before diving in. -
Nipsey Hussle Cannabis Documentary Released: Watch
Utoplen replied to NelsonG's topic in Music & Entertainment News
It's heartwarming to hear how CBD oil has made such a positive difference in your father's life, especially considering his struggles with back surgeries, arthritis, and bone spurs. The fact that it's helped him cut back on pain meds and even enjoy activities like boating again speaks volumes. Whether it's considered snake oil or not, if it brings relief and improves his quality of life, that's what truly matters. If you're looking to explore more CBD options, you might want to check out these HHC gummies at https://www.trythecbd.com/products/hhc-gummies/. -
Nourished by Time Announces North American Tour
NelsonG posted a topic in Music & Entertainment News
The Baltimore musician will play headline shows in support of his new EP Catching ChickensView the full article - Earlier
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It's great to hear about the Piracy Shield blocking those pesky IP addresses and server locations. Reminds me of when I was running a forum and had issues with users accessing pirated content. I decided to implement a booter service to block unauthorized access, and it made a world of difference. It's like having a virtual bouncer keeping the unwanted guests out! So, kudos to the Piracy Shield team for taking proactive measures to protect content creators.
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The best protein powders for every type of fitness goal
SheldonSantos replied to NelsonG's topic in General News
It's great that you're looking into supplements for your new program. I understand your hesitation about trying new products, especially if you've had success with others in the past. Personally, I've found success with supplements like green tea extract and conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) for weight management. They're natural and have worked well for me without any major side effects. As for the price, I think it's worth investing in supplements that align with your goals and provide results without compromising your health. Also, I came across some info about how to fix protein overload in hair recently, which might be helpful if you're exploring different aspects of wellness. -
Upon the announcement of the 2024 March Madness NCAA Tournament men’s basketball field, you will want to get your hands on a bracket. Action in the 2024 NCAA men’s basketball tournament gets underway Tuesday, March 19 with the First Four games in Dayton, Ohio. The first round of the NCAA Tournament starts Thursday, March 21. The best place to get a bracket is on the NCAA website. Sites for the first and second round of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament are Brooklyn, New York; Charlotte; Indianapolis; Memphis; Omaha, Nebraska; Pittsburgh; Salt Lake City; and Spokane, Washington. Games will take place in Charlotte, Omaha, Pittsburgh, and Salt Lake City on Thursday, March 21 and Sunday, March 23. The games in Brooklyn, Indianapolis, Memphis, and Spokane will take place on Friday, March 22 and Sunday, March 24. The Sweet 16 is set to take place on Thursday, March 28 and Friday, March 29. The Elite Eight will occur on Saturday, March 30 and Sunday, March 31. Sites for the Sweet 16 and Elite Eight are Boston, Dallas, Detroit, and Los Angeles. Boston and Los Angeles will play on Thursday, March 28 and Saturday, March 30. The Dallas and Detroit games will be on Friday, March 29 and Sunday, March 31. SEE ALSO: How to watch college basketball without cable this season The NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four is scheduled for Saturday, April 6 with the championship game set for Monday, April 8. The Final Four and national championship will occur at State Farm Stadium in Phoenix. The UConn men’s basketball team won the 2023 NCAA Tournament. It defeated San Diego State 76-59 in the championship game on April 3, 2023, in Houston’s NRG Stadium. View the full article
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March Madness goes to another level on Sunday, March 17. The 2024 NCAA Tournament men’s basketball bracket will be announced for the 68-team field. The one-hour selection show is scheduled to start at 6 p.m. ET / 3 p.m. PT. Action in the 2024 NCAA men’s basketball tournament gets underway Tuesday, March 19 with the first four games in Dayton, Ohio. The first round of the NCAA Tournament starts Thursday, March 21. The NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four is scheduled for Saturday, April 6 with the championship game set for Monday, April 8. The Final Four and national championship will occur at State Farm Stadium in Phoenix. SEE ALSO: How to watch college basketball without cable this season March Madness: How to watch the 2024 NCAA Tournament men’s basketball selection showStart time: 6 p.m. ET/3 p.m. PT on Sunday, March 17 TV channel: CBS Selection show broadcasters: Adam Zucker, Clark Kellogg, Jay Wright, and Seth Davis Online live stream: ParamountPlus.com and NCAA.com/march-madness-live/watch Mobile live stream: CBS Sports app; March Madness Live app; and Paramount+ app The UConn men’s basketball team won the 2023 NCAA Tournament. It defeated San Diego State 76-59 in the championship game on April 3, 2023, in Houston’s NRG Stadium. The 2023 national championship marks the fifth by the UConn men’s basketball program. View the full article
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In January, Zach Bryan previewed a new song called “Sandpaper” on TikTok, which is something the country star likes to do; earlier this month, he teased a new song called “The Way Back” in a YouTube video. That’s still not out, but he debuted “Sandpaper” live last night in Newark. View the full article
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Sometimes Jimmy Fallon joins the Roots, who are The Tonight Show‘s house band, for a song performed on classroom instruments with famous guests. In 2019, Pete Townsend and Roger Daltrey teamed up with them for an idiosyncratic performance of “Won’t Get Fooled Again.” Last night, Fallon and the Roots linked up with original Ghostbusters Bill Murray and Ernie Hudson as well as singer Ray Parker Jr. for his classic “Ghostbusters.” View the full article
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During the final day of music curated by German Music Export and Initiative Musik, the moderator made a joke that the day’s event was about expanding the notions of German music beyond known institutions like Kraftwerk or Berghain. By the end of the afternoon, that seemed like an understatement. The day party at Shangri-La was not only the longest of the events (with artists Meagre Martin, Willow Parlo, LIE NING, Orbit, and ÄTNA) but also the most musically diverse — with indie rock, country-folk, R&B and pop, dreamy electronica, and pure operatic dance-pop chaos. View the full article
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Twenty-three bands, 14 hours — we did it! Stereogum took over Cheer Up Charlie’s in Austin all day and night on Friday, starting at noon and going all the way until 2AM. Along with our buds at AdHoc, Partisan Records, and Topshelf Records, we brought some of the best of what’s next to two stages for a non-stop day of music and fun. It was a beautiful day in Texas, despite some wind and the threat of rain, which thankfully held off. View the full article
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The Starbucks NFT rewards program will soon be no more. In late 2022, Starbucks dipped its toes into the world of Web3 with a beta launch of its new NFT rewards program, Starbucks Odyssey. It has remained as a closed, invite-only beta ever since. However, according to a recently updated FAQ on the official Starbucks Odyssey website, it seems that the NFT reward program will never leave beta. That's because Starbucks is killing it. SEE ALSO: The pink Starbucks x Stanley cup is going for $200 on eBay. Shop these dupes instead. What's happening to Starbucks Odyssey?On March 15, Starbucks added the following question to its FAQ: "Why are you ending the Starbucks Odyssey Beta program?" "The Starbucks Odyssey Beta must come to an end to prepare for what comes next as we continue to evolve the program," reads Starbucks' answer. According to the website, the Starbucks Odyssey program will officially end on March 31. Users in the closed beta have until March 25 to complete any remaining Journeys, which were "themed activities" like online games and quizzes that enabled members to earn NFTs and reward points. The project's Discord channel, a major element for any Web3 community, will be shut down on March 19. Starbucks shared its crypto-related ambitions in early 2022, when the market was still booming. During a "Partner Open Forum" that year, Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz attempted to shut down an ongoing union drive among its employees. One of the talking points Shultz used in an attempt to excite them about a union-less future with the company: NFTs. "We are going to be in the NFT business," Schultz declared. Cryptocurrency has seen a minor resurgence over the past few months, with Bitcoin's value rising to a new all-time high. However, wariness among retail investors continues to remain after 2022's crypto crash and FTX's demise. Furthermore, NFTs or non-fungible tokens have yet to really see signs of a potential comeback in the way that certain crypto tokens have. Even social media platforms, like Facebook and Instagram, have removed NFT-related features that they had added in anticipation for a Web3 boom. Still, for those who viewed the Starbucks Odyssey reward program as a major win for the NFT space, the move came as a surprise. In February, TechCrunch published an interview with Starbucks Odyssey’s community lead Steve Kaczynski, who said he expected NFT brand building to expand. On Friday, Kaczynski shared that the coffee company was indeed sunsetting the Starbucks Odyssey program and he had unfortunately lost his job as a result. As for the Polygon blockchain-based NFTs doled out as part of the program, Starbucks says users can continue to hold them, trade them, and buy or sell them on the Nifty Gateway NFT marketplace. View the full article