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My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic Dragonshy Part 5 - Orange Chicken - Duration: 3:59.
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I'm going in he probably just doesn't realize what he's doing, right? Yeah
Mr. Dragon
Good you're awake. Please. Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Twilight
Sparkle and my friends and I are residents here in Equestria
Ponyville to be exact we've come here to ask that you find another spot to take your nap
it's just that you seem to be doing an awful lot of snoring and
Every time you do you send out a terrible cloud of smoke
Equestria simply can't survive a hundred years in a dark haze. You understand, don't you?
So you'll find another place to sleep
So much
persuading him now would
Obviously this situation just calls for a little pony charm. Allow me girls
I'm sorry
But I couldn't possibly head back home without mentioning what handsome scales you have
And those scales have to be hidden away in some silly cave for a hundred years
Percy I think you should skip the snoozing and be out there showing them off. Hmm
Obviously, I would be more than happy to keep an eye on your jewels while you're gone. I
Was this close to getting that diamond you mean getting rid of that dragon? Oh
Yeah, sure
tarnation
Darling
All right, that's it we've tried persuasion charm whatever it is Pinkie Pie does
It's time to stop wasting time. I'm going
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How do you assess what a reasonable adjustment is? Ask the Expert - Duration: 1:32.
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What Is a Blockchain Token? | Heavy.com - Duration: 6:58.
What Is a Blockchain Token? | Heavy.com
People are just becoming acquainted with the idea of digital money in the form of cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, where transactions are recorded on a secure distributed database called a blockchain.
And now along comes a new concept: the blockchain-based token, which I've been following as a blockchain researcher and teacher of courses about cryptocurrency and blockchain tokens.
In the last 18 months, digital developers have raised more than US$20 billion through a funding process called "initial coin offering" – many of which use tokens.
There are two common categories of them: "utility" tokens and "security" tokens.
Utility tokens.
Utility tokens are essentially cryptocurrencies that are used for a specific purpose, like buying a particular good or service.
For example, if you want to store information online, the most common way today is to become a customer of a hosting service like Google Drive, Dropbox or Amazon Web Services.
You reserve a certain amount of storage space on those companies' servers and pay for it with dollars, euros, yen or other national currencies.
But there is another way.
The Filecoin network, for instance, expects to provide similar cloud storage services without itself operating buildings full of massive servers.
Instead, its users will store their data, in encrypted form, on the spare hard drive space of other regular people.
This needs a different form of tracking of how much space a person uses, and a new way to pay all the people whose hard drives host the data.
Enter the utility token, in this case called Filecoin.
As a customer stores more data, the network will deduct from their balance of Filecoin tokens and will send those tokens to each storage provider based on how much data they're hosting.
Customers can buy more tokens with whatever currency they wish, and hosts can exchange them for any currency they choose – or keep them to spend on storage of their own data.
In addition to automating the data use and payments, Filecoin tokens offer another advantage over regular currencies: They can be used in much smaller increments than pennies, so prices can be very accurate.
Filecoin's goal is a cloud storage system that is as trustworthy and secure as commercial operations, but decentralized.
The utility token is simply a tool that makes this approach possible.
Security tokens.
A security token, sometimes called a "tokenized security" or a "crypto-security," is more than a currency – it often represents ownership in an underlying real-world asset.
Like traditional stocks or bonds, they're regulated by the U.S.
Securities and Exchange Commission.
Regular securities are tracked either on paper or – more likely these days – in a centralized database.
Security tokens use a blockchain system – a decentralized database – to do the tracking of who owns which assets.
Using blockchain-based security tokens expands trading beyond regular bankers' and stock-market hours, and may enable faster finalization of transactions.
In addition, a marketplace based in software that allows smart contracts can automate various aspects of regulations and reporting.
Security tokens make it easy for customers to access multiple investments: Just as a single E-Trade investment account can keep records for a variety of different stocks and bonds, a blockchain-based digital wallet can do the same for a range of different security tokens, representing equity, debt and even real estate.
Connection to cryptocurrencies.
Neither kind of token requires its own blockchain, the way the bitcoin and Ethereum cryptocurrencies do.
Instead, tokens can outsource their ownership accounting systems, attaching them to preexisting blockchain ledgers.
This in effect creates a new subledger, say of the Ethereum network's ledger, just for that particular token.
Every user who sends a token that is tracked and recorded on Ethereum pays a small transaction fee to the Ethereum network to validate the transaction.
Tokens are still at an early stage of development.
I expect to see lots of innovation around how to use them for years to come.
Stephen McKeon, Assistant Professor of Finance, University of Oregon.
This article was originally published on The Conversation.
Read the original article.
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Race for the Dragonverse: Thank you Dragon Master, nature is blooming again! But...what is this? - Duration: 1:28.
Oh my goodness, Yggdrasil...
We have to heal him immediately!
Yggdrasil, my master...
Once again, you did it, Dragon Master!
Thanks to your effort, you successfully summoned Yggdrasil to Dragon City!
Please, accept this Tree as a gesture of my gratitude
to you and all the inhabitants of Dragon City.
Because of you, nature will bloom again!
And the Tree of Life will regain its strength.
Thank you ALL very much, Dragon Masters!
Huh?
What is this...?
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Is It Okay to Pray for Your Weekly Bread? | Little Lessons with David Servant - Duration: 7:05.
Is it okay to pray for your weekly bread?
How about your monthly bread?
Hi, welcome to today's little lesson.
Regular viewers know we're working our way through The Sermon on the Mount, we're currently
on Matthew chapter 6, and right in the heart of the Lord's Prayer.
My goodness, this is so packed full of good stuff, and we're coming to this very simple
utterance, this simple, simple request in Matthew Chapter 6 and verse number 11.
"Give us this day our daily bread."
I've said on previous little lessons that this is indication that this is a daily prayer
to pray.
It's good to pray every day, and it sounds like it's a morning prayer doesn't it, because
you're praying in advance of the day, "Give us this day our daily bread."
So the question I ask in today's little lesson, is it okay to prayer for more than just your
daily bread?
Is it okay to pray for weekly or monthly bread?
Fundamentally what I'm asking is, is it okay to ask for more than just bread, or was Jesus
literally talking about only praying, and it's only appropriate, if you're going to
ask for anything, only ask for bread?
I think it's obvious that it can't be that what Jesus is trying to communicate is that
it's only okay to ask for bread, and even that's limited to daily bread, right?
First of all, Jesus himself said one time, quoting himself, I guess you could say it
this way, or quoting the Father, "Man shall not live by bread alone."
So it must be okay to pray for other kinds of food rather than just bread.
God created all kind of good things to eat.
Vegetables and fruits and animals, and animal products like milk and eggs and so forth.
Paul wrote to Timothy, "God has given us all things to richly enjoy."
We need to get hold of the fact that God is not trying to make us miserable.
So many folks seem like they ... you know, "God wants us to live a harsh, unenjoyable
life.
The more miserable you are, the happier God is."
I don't buy into that at all.
He has given us all things to enjoy, and obviously in the context of The Bible he's talking about
legitimate, non-sinful kind of enjoyments.
Well there's nothing sinful about eating an apple, of course unless it's the forbidden
fruit and you happen to be in the Garden of Eden, and your name is Adam or Eve.
For all the rest of us, you know God loves you when you eat a crispy, cold, sweet apple.
You know God loves you when you eat all kind of other things and when you smell them.
Life is just so good and full of so many blessings from God.
Oh, my goodness, because he loves us and he's trying to get our attention to say, "Hey,
there's somebody up here that really loves you.
Remember me when you're enjoying those cherries or that steak," or whatever it is that you
like or your favorite food or vegetable.
God's good, God's good, God is good.
So when Jesus said, "Give us this day our daily bread," he's not limiting, obviously,
to making prayer requests in the food realm over for bread, or in the realm of requests
for your own needs, only for bread.
That's why I asked is it okay to pray for your weekly bread?
Could we actually store some up?
Well, I suppose so.
I suppose do.
But I think what this prayer indicates is that God is wanting us to say certain things
that will remind us of how good he is.
He's the provider.
Also, think about it, bread, although the Manna fell from heaven.
As it were, it appeared after the frost evaporated in the mornings when Israel was coming out
of Egypt and into the Promise Land and so forth.
But when you pray "Give us this day our daily bread," you're probably not expecting loaves
of break to be falling from heaven, right?
There's a lot of work that goes into a load of bread.
From planting the seeds of the grain to making sure the grain is protected, or the plant
rather is protected when it sprouts, making sure it survives, grows, produces the grain,
harvesting it and so forth, extracting ... separating the wheat from the chaff, all that stuff.
Grinding the grain, making the flour.
Oh my goodness, the process that goes into break, it's a miracle that anyone ever discovered
how to make bread, the complexity of it.
But in any case, if you're going to get bread, you're going to have to get the ingredients
to make it or you're going to have to buy it from somebody else who did.
So this prayer is not a prayer that taken within the context of the whole Bible, would
make us just think that God's going to drop bread from heaven because we prayed for it.
But it helps us to recognize that ultimately, even though there's so much human activity
and work that went into producing those loaves of bread, its source is from God.
God provides the rain that grows the grain and so forth.
So that's why we thank God before every meal, because we recognize his hand in it even though
all the human activity was involved in getting it onto our plates, including a little bit
of our activity as well in preparing a meal.
"Give us this day our daily bread."
A reminder, a reminder that God is our source, and that he is good.
All right, so I encourage you today to be thankful and to recognize all the blessings
that we all enjoy all the time, every day.
Millions of blessings that escape our consciousness unless we think about it, that are all from
the hand of God.
In every little message, God is trying to get attention our, saying, "I love you.
Seek me, and life only gets better."
Amen.
All right, thanks for joining me.
God bless you.
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What is the difference between Administration & Liquidation? - Duration: 2:32.
I've been asked what's the difference between administration and liquidation?
They're both forms of insolvency procedure that are applicable to
companies. Typically administration will be applied in situations where there's
deemed to be a viable core to that business and the administration process
puts a legal protective cloak or wrap around that business such that
individual creditors aren't able to take their own action against it to recover
the repayment of their debts. It gives the the company and the
administrator who's appointed to deal with it, time to examine the operations
of the company, its funding and to determine whether it can be reorganised
restructured and refunded and continue to trade having been handed back to its
directors or if the company can't be saved
in whole, whether or not at least there's a viable core to it that can possibly be
taken out of the legal structure of the company but given a new life either with
the third party buying it or it been restructured within the existing company
such that some of the jobs, if not all the jobs can be saved and and that
the the entity survives to trade going forwards. That's to be contrasted with
liquidation, where typically the liquidation process is chosen when it's
considered that the company has reached the end of its useful life. It's
generally thought that there isn't a sufficiently large viable
core to that business that can be protected and sold on to
another party to take forward so it's more of a process of ceasing the trade
of the business and to sell the various assets piecemeal and then to distribute
the proceeds back to the people that are owed money by that company.
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