All right folks, I'm out of here. New Year's Day and January 2nd posts are scheduled since I'll be away for a couple of days. Cheers to everyone! Have a wonderful incoming New Year!
Once in a while I also come across projects being incredibly arrogant toward their community. Mantra is the latest one. Delaying their airdrop all the way to 2027 resulted in the whole community hating them but they act like nothing happened and thanking their community for everything across social media.
When project owners get this delusional, all I see are major red flags and start looking for a exit sign. Shame really, when they let it get to their head.
Solana has always done things like that, but because of the genuine technical innovations, combined with the immense amount of VC money to promote it, made them not have to pay for mistakes. Yet.
Solana is this remarkable comeback kid who always shakes off the fud and bounces back. It will be interesting to see if it manages to repeat that since the competition is getting a lot tougher with chains like SUI, Base and Hyperliquid now joining the fun.
As crypto payment rails start to penetrate traditional finance, I think deposits will largely evaporate from banks into crypto. To make up for the loss, I can see banks becoming more service-oriented and making profit from transaction fees. Given the increased transaction velocity resulting from crypto, it is likely that this will largely offset the loss of deposits. Alternatively, banks can opt to become gateways, local branches, to our crypto wallets.
Banks already offer safety deposit boxes; they could expand on this service. Since they're going to 5¢-&-10¢ their customers regardless of the climate, they may as well make their customers feel good by getting into the collectibles market.
1/🧵
This year has been very good in every way. I have accomplished several goals, but above all, I have managed to evolve as a person. It would not be possible without the support of an entire community that makes us grow day by day.
2/🧵
I have gotten to meet new people, all absolutely wonderful and unique. I also got involved in a project (you know the one) that has grown tremendously and will continue to do so, reflecting a closer approach towards the definitive adoption of Hive.
3/🧵
In this article, you will find my experience on what I can highlight from this year, which has been very exciting to live. We live in a world of possibilities!
Me reminding myself that the NFL GOAT is not 100% perfect either (also ignoring his last fake season, 2023-2024). I have plenty of balls to deflate in my lifetime, except the pair that keep dropping lower as I get older.
I've worked out that by delegating 2000 HP to @leo.voter I'm getting back a little more than $10 in LEO per month. When it comes time to renew my Premium account, I can power down LEO to pay. This goes back into buying LEO for the liquidity pool. As more LEO gets locked away, price go up. This all feeds itself. And I get to enjoy the benefits of Premium.
Day 190 of the #foodtalk on LeoThis is the #threadcast for , 31/12/2024 for 31/12/2024. It's time for some meal inspirations and food conversation. Don't forget to use #foodtalk in your comments.
Discussion
Be part of the Food Talk Show On Leo. Here is Day 189 that leads you to the previous threadcasts.
National food Days.
Share your family meals for the Christmas and holiday season.
Share other food-related content and ask questions about food.
More about food with tips and tricks will be dropped in the threadcast. Upvote the comments you find interesting & connect with others. Let's have fun. #foodie
Day 190. Share your food experiences and other food-related content. Let's learn together. Welcome friends to another episode, the last day of the #foodtalk on Leo 2024,
American South: New Year Black Eyed Peas
If you live in the U.S., you're more than likely familiar with the time-honored tradition of eating black-eyed peas on New Year's Day. But why do folks (particularly Southerners) do this? Well there are a number of reasons for this tradition, and different people subscribe to different explanations. Some suggest that because black-eyed peas swell when they are cooked, they symbolize the expansion of wealth throughout the year. Others reference the old adage "Eat poor on New Year's, and eat fat the rest of the year." Regardless, Hoppin John is one of the most popular black-eyed pea dishes: It usually is made of some combination of black-eyed peas, rice, and pork.
Canada: Tourtiere (French Canadian Meat Pie)
This French-Canadian meat pie originated in Québec, and is typically served on Christmas or New Year's. It's truly a special occasion dish as it combines both sweet and savory flavors like beef, pork, potatoes, onions, allspice, and a buttery, flaky crust. You'll find countless variations of the dish throughout Quebec — Chef John's version incorporates seasonal spices like nutmeg, cinnamon, and cloves.
China: He Jia Tuan Yuan (Tofu Ball Soup for Lunar Chinese New Year)
Dumplings and meatballs are both traditional dishes for Chinese New Year because they symbolize union and connection to family. In this soup, sweet tofu dumplings are served in a warm broth. Recipe creator Tao,RN says "...we use a meatball dish and/or sweet dumpling dish to emphasize the Chinese expression 'He Jia Tuan Yuan.' 'He Jia' means the whole family. 'Tuan Yuan' means 'all be together' ('yuan' also means circle, round as well, which connects with the shape of the meatballs and the sweet dumplings)."
Denmark and Norway: Kransekake (Norwegian Almond Ring Cake)
In the Scandinavian countries of Denmark and Norway, Kransekage (which translates to wreath cake), is typically served on New Year's Eve. The cake is made up of marzipan doughnuts or cakes which are stacked on top of each other and glued together with icing to resemble a tower. You might even find a bottle of wine at the center!
England: Grandma's Wassail
This seasonal drink is enjoyed on New Year's in some parts of England because of its name: Wassail is derived from the Gaelic term for "good health" or "be well." It's typically made with hot cider and a combination of spices.
France: Croquembouche Cone
The French do it big with this celebratory dessert. Croquembouche is a festive dessert made up of cream puffs that are dipped in caramel, stacked to form a tower, and then caged with even more caramel. It's traditionally served at special occasions like weddings, Christmas, and le réveillon de la Saint-Sylvestre — a customary celebration of the arrival of the New Year.
Greece: Vaselopita - Greek New Years Cake
Also spelled Vasilopita, this Greek cake is served on New Year's Day and in some other parts of Eastern Europe. If you're lucky, you'll find a hidden coin or trinket in your slice, promising 12 months of prosperity. But don't fret, everyone who is gathered to slice the cake is said to receive good luck in their household in the coming year.
India: Lemon Basmati Rice
Rice is commonly served on New Year's in parts of India and Pakistan, as it is said to promise prosperity. "Lemon rice is common in India, particularly in South India," says reviewer rajena.
Iran: Kookoo Sabzi (Fresh Herb Frittata)
The Persian or Iranian New Year, Norouz, comes in the spring, with an emphasis on rebirth. Seven symbolic dishes are typically served, including this fresh-herb frittata, which is meant to embody the spirit of Nowruz. The green herbs represent new life and the eggs are a symbol of fertility.
Ireland: Irish Bannock
The Irish have a New Year's tradition of banging the walls of the house with bread to chase away bad luck or evil spirits. Whether or not you choose to use it for this purpose, bannock is a tasty and traditional Irish bread made with the addition of dried currants.
Italy: Italian Lentil Soup
In Italy (and some other countries), lentils are said to symbolize luck and prosperity because their shape resembles a coin. It can be incorporated into the New Year's Eve meal in a number of ways, but this warm, lentil soup is sure to be enjoyed on a cold winter day.
Japan: Tamarind Tofu with Vegetables and Soba
If you're not familiar with soba noodles, it's a long noodle often found in Japanese cuisine that can take on several different forms. Toshikoshi soba is typically enjoyed on New Year's Eve because its name translates to "year crossing buckwheat noodle," or in other words, the crossing from one year to the next. The tradition goes all the way back to the 17th century. This one-bowl dish incorporates bi-colored soba noodles in addition to tamarind, baked tofu, vegetables, and a garlic sauce.
Mexico: Real Homemade Tamales
In Mexico and in Latino families around the world, tamales are commonplace in Christmas and New Year festivities. Because they are so time-consuming and labor-intensive, they're typically reserved for special occasions. Mexican tamales typically consist of savory filling such as pork or beef, encased in masa and wrapped in a corn husk and cooked. This top-rated recipe is great for the tamale newcomer.
Netherlands: Oliebollen (Dutch Doughnuts)
"Ollie-bollen, or (Oliebollen) is a dutch pastry similar to a doughnut. It typically is a deep fried pastry filled with raisins and dusted with powdered sugar," says recipe creator FlourGirl. There is a very specific reason behind this New Year's tradition: It is said that people who eat oliebollen would survive the wrath of the Pagan goddess Perchta, who would cut open the stomachs of the rebellious. But because the doughnuts are so greasy, legend goes that Perchta's sword would slip off the stomachs of those who ate them.
South Korea: Korean Tteokguk (Rice Cake Soup)
Tteokguk is meant to be enjoyed in community, and is believed to bring good luck in the coming year. "This is a traditional dish enjoyed by many--if not all--Koreans during the New Year's and Lunar New Year holidays. Although there wasn't a lot of time for cooking or eating, I got to experience a semi-instant tteokguk for New Year's Day thanks to a good friend of mine," says recipe creator mykoreaneats.
Michigan denies Alabama it's 17th straight 10+ win season by holding on, 19 -13, in the Reliaquest Bowl. Michigan finishes 8-5 with wins over Ohio State and Alabama. 'Bama finishes 9-4 and proves it didn't belong in the CFP. #sportsonleohttps://img.inleo.io/DQmXraJsasQMwEtLkpXTfUA32qag7UeoRuutGAJJAPLjtUL/michvbama2024-12-31%20142220.png
Followers of the Big Ten have a smorgasbord of football today as Michigan takes on Alabama, Washington gets Louisville, Illinois takes on South Carolina, and Penn State gets Boise St tonight in the first CFP quarterfinal. A couple of those are BigTen/SEC matchups, which are always fun as those two conferences look for bragging rights as the best conference in the land.
So far, Michigan has the upper hand vs 'Bama, 19-13, with 4:38 left in the 4th quarter. Washington trails Louisville, 14-7, early in the 2nd quarter.
oh my God, Jongo Came through 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 Thank you new Boss... going to refer more guys and bring updates.... I'll be like Sonic now hahaha... I appreciate this Jongo
This is what happens when people 1st lose control of their own gov'ts & then allow those same gov'ts to stop fulfilling their core duties. When gov'ts stop doing their jobs, they can't complain when people take matters into their own hands.
We had 3X growth of activity after #dash integration. We can technically support anything Keystore. Aiming for 50K MAUs is far too conservative for 2025. Let's aim for 100K+
I stopped believing in resolutions years ago. I live a life of adaptability while focusing on personal growth. There will be ups and downs but I keep it moving 🦁 Being healthy is paramount. Without being healthy - mentally, physically and spiritually - everything else means nothing.
On December 31, 1972, Roberto Clemente, future Hall of Fame baseball player, is killed along with four others when the cargo plane in which he is traveling crashes off the coast of Puerto Rico. Clemente was on his way to deliver relief supplies to Nicaragua following a devastating earthquake there a week earlier.
This event is an integral part of the baseball career Roberto Clemente had. It cut his career and life short, but not before he reached the key milestone of 3,000 hits.
Being Puerto Rican on my late Mom’s side I grew up as Clemente being one of my heroes for what he did off the field. I learned about him in elementary school. I didn’t start watching baseball until 1973 so I never saw him play.
I learned about him in the late 1970s, so I knew less than you; I was lucky to see Reggie Jackson play during Peak Reggie. That's also when I learned about Nicaragua as a country (before the Daniel Ortega era).
That's why I am looking at it. I don't want to deal with all the 240 crap with these big industrial ASICs. I am looking at some of the smaller 'Home Miners' that I can also match the power usage with solar panels.
Didn't anticipate that the US stock market would be open today. They're closed on what seem like relatively less significant holidays than New Year's Eve - I surmise that's not technically a holiday, however.
Gratitude is a must, I made a cover of "Oghene-Doh" by Nigerian gospel singer-songwriter Frank Edwards. Ogene-Doh means "Thank you God" in English, We must thank God in all things.https://peakd.com/hive-195772/@sleemfit/pwbctfnw#afritunes
yes thank you dear friend I'm already trying to assist him with the sign up, I've showed him my account so we're still talking then I go to next person
Ever new year is more than just switching a calendar or a numerical change that happens but also a fresh start to everything that is going to provide us a doorway to new opportunities and everything.
For me personally there are a lot of things that are on my to-do list for the next year which is something I'm looking forward to and make sure to have a lot of growth in all aspects that includes my personal life and academical goals as well
All right folks, I'm out of here. New Year's Day and January 2nd posts are scheduled since I'll be away for a couple of days. Cheers to everyone! Have a wonderful incoming New Year!
2024 has been an incredible year for Dash.
Join us in welcoming the new year and all the possibilities it brings for us.
Happy New Year to everyone! 🍾🎇🎆
#dash #crypto
Happy New Year to all the dash team and for coming to this great world. Let's go all out next year.
Thanks for being a fan! Let's get you using Dash in the new year!
Happy New Year Mr Dash
We are gender-neutral. But Happy New Year!
My bad. I should have noted.
Happy 2025 to the entire #Dash #Community 🥂
https://inleo.io/threads/view/italiadash/re-leothreads-stvb7x3j?referral=italiadash
This kind of attitude, plus turning off the comments, makes me feel like Solana is NGMI.
Not a technical, facts-based take whatsoever. Just a vibe.
#solana #crypto
Once in a while I also come across projects being incredibly arrogant toward their community. Mantra is the latest one. Delaying their airdrop all the way to 2027 resulted in the whole community hating them but they act like nothing happened and thanking their community for everything across social media.
When project owners get this delusional, all I see are major red flags and start looking for a exit sign. Shame really, when they let it get to their head.
Delaying an airdrop until 2027 is ridiculous. Someone should tell them that 6 months is an eternity in crypto.
Indeed! So misleading. Should've told about their plans before users spend their valuable time for their testnets
Solana has always done things like that, but because of the genuine technical innovations, combined with the immense amount of VC money to promote it, made them not have to pay for mistakes. Yet.
Solana is this remarkable comeback kid who always shakes off the fud and bounces back. It will be interesting to see if it manages to repeat that since the competition is getting a lot tougher with chains like SUI, Base and Hyperliquid now joining the fun.
Yeah seems like it. But again, we'll see how they fare against the competition.
Yeah, gonna be very interesting year for L1s.
The good ones at least.
solana never was gunna make it
Possibly.
man I hate it when they turn off comments on controversial posts
It's an obvious sign of weakness.
As crypto payment rails start to penetrate traditional finance, I think deposits will largely evaporate from banks into crypto. To make up for the loss, I can see banks becoming more service-oriented and making profit from transaction fees. Given the increased transaction velocity resulting from crypto, it is likely that this will largely offset the loss of deposits. Alternatively, banks can opt to become gateways, local branches, to our crypto wallets.
Banks already offer safety deposit boxes; they could expand on this service. Since they're going to 5¢-&-10¢ their customers regardless of the climate, they may as well make their customers feel good by getting into the collectibles market.
But, they will have to get on the ball because you can already deposit cash and checks at crypto ATMs and to PayPal at retail locations.
Feliz año Dashers y Hivers
Este será nuestro año, feliz 2025
🫡🫡🫡
#outreach #threadstorm
1/🧵
This year has been very good in every way. I have accomplished several goals, but above all, I have managed to evolve as a person. It would not be possible without the support of an entire community that makes us grow day by day.
#growth #recap2024
2/🧵
I have gotten to meet new people, all absolutely wonderful and unique. I also got involved in a project (you know the one) that has grown tremendously and will continue to do so, reflecting a closer approach towards the definitive adoption of Hive.
3/🧵
In this article, you will find my experience on what I can highlight from this year, which has been very exciting to live. We live in a world of possibilities!
https://inleo.io/@vikvitnik/un-ao-de-crecimiento-exponencial-junto-a-hive-hive-recap-2024-esen-f2k
Congratulations, that's a lot of referrals, have you managed to withdraw?
Thanks Not yet tho, but I will check that out later on
okey.
Un año lleno de mucha experiencia, conocimiento y sobre todo aprendizaje, donde solo queda continuar y plasmar nuevas metas
Post en los comentarios
https://inleo.io/@davidpena21/experiencia-2024-y-nuevas-metas-gne
Hi guys, give me some tips on how things work
Learn gradually. Just focus on posting and engaging others for now. Learning will come naturally
i wish that everybody start a new year with great content and see hive to the moon :D #dash #leo
Happy New Year to you too!
https://inleo.io/threads/view/italiadash/re-leothreads-stvb7x3j?referral=italiadash
https://inleo.io/@ssjsasha/gold-silver-goals-2025-gvv?referral=ssjsasha
Me reminding myself that the NFL GOAT is not 100% perfect either (also ignoring his last fake season, 2023-2024). I have plenty of balls to deflate in my lifetime, except the pair that keep dropping lower as I get older.
I've worked out that by delegating 2000 HP to @leo.voter I'm getting back a little more than $10 in LEO per month. When it comes time to renew my Premium account, I can power down LEO to pay. This goes back into buying LEO for the liquidity pool. As more LEO gets locked away, price go up. This all feeds itself. And I get to enjoy the benefits of Premium.
$0,37 x 2000 x 18% / 12 =$11,10
Yeah at these prices it checks out!
solid plan!
!lolz
Can't believe that can be done with only 2000 HP. Wow~
Exponential economics
I’m quite excited for 2025!
Hello foodie Lions 🦁! Happy Tuesday. Welcome to today's show. 🥗🍲🫕
Day 190 of the #foodtalk on LeoThis is the #threadcast for , 31/12/2024 for 31/12/2024. It's time for some meal inspirations and food conversation. Don't forget to use #foodtalk in your comments.
Discussion
More about food with tips and tricks will be dropped in the threadcast. Upvote the comments you find interesting & connect with others. Let's have fun.
#foodie
Day 190. Share your food experiences and other food-related content. Let's learn together.
Welcome friends to another episode, the last day of the #foodtalk on Leo 2024,
What special meal did you have on new year's eve? #foodtalk
15 New Year's Food Traditions to Borrow From Around the World
If you live in the U.S., you're more than likely familiar with the time-honored tradition of eating black-eyed peas on New Year's Day. But why do folks (particularly Southerners) do this? Well there are a number of reasons for this tradition, and different people subscribe to different explanations. Some suggest that because black-eyed peas swell when they are cooked, they symbolize the expansion of wealth throughout the year. Others reference the old adage "Eat poor on New Year's, and eat fat the rest of the year." Regardless, Hoppin John is one of the most popular black-eyed pea dishes: It usually is made of some combination of black-eyed peas, rice, and pork.
#BlackEyedPeas #food
15 New Year's Food Traditions to Borrow From Around the World👈 Begin here.
This French-Canadian meat pie originated in Québec, and is typically served on Christmas or New Year's. It's truly a special occasion dish as it combines both sweet and savory flavors like beef, pork, potatoes, onions, allspice, and a buttery, flaky crust. You'll find countless variations of the dish throughout Quebec — Chef John's version incorporates seasonal spices like nutmeg, cinnamon, and cloves.
#foodtalk #Tourtiere #food #CanadianMeatPie
15 New Year's Food Traditions to Borrow From Around the World👈 Begin here.
Dumplings and meatballs are both traditional dishes for Chinese New Year because they symbolize union and connection to family. In this soup, sweet tofu dumplings are served in a warm broth. Recipe creator Tao,RN says "...we use a meatball dish and/or sweet dumpling dish to emphasize the Chinese expression 'He Jia Tuan Yuan.' 'He Jia' means the whole family. 'Tuan Yuan' means 'all be together' ('yuan' also means circle, round as well, which connects with the shape of the meatballs and the sweet dumplings)."
#foodtalk #TofuBallSoup #food #dumplings #FoodTraditions
15 New Year's Food Traditions to Borrow From Around the World👈 Begin here.
In the Scandinavian countries of Denmark and Norway, Kransekage (which translates to wreath cake), is typically served on New Year's Eve. The cake is made up of marzipan doughnuts or cakes which are stacked on top of each other and glued together with icing to resemble a tower. You might even find a bottle of wine at the center!
#foodtalk #NorwegianAlmondRingCake #food #Kransekake #FoodTraditions #denmark
15 New Year's Food Traditions to Borrow From Around the World👈 Begin here.
This seasonal drink is enjoyed on New Year's in some parts of England because of its name: Wassail is derived from the Gaelic term for "good health" or "be well." It's typically made with hot cider and a combination of spices.
#foodtalk #GrandmasWassail #food #Wassail #FoodTraditions
15 New Year's Food Traditions to Borrow From Around the World👈 Begin here.
The French do it big with this celebratory dessert. Croquembouche is a festive dessert made up of cream puffs that are dipped in caramel, stacked to form a tower, and then caged with even more caramel. It's traditionally served at special occasions like weddings, Christmas, and le réveillon de la Saint-Sylvestre — a customary celebration of the arrival of the New Year.
#foodtalk #Croquembouchecone #food #FoodTraditions
15 New Year's Food Traditions to Borrow From Around the World👈 Begin here.
Also spelled Vasilopita, this Greek cake is served on New Year's Day and in some other parts of Eastern Europe. If you're lucky, you'll find a hidden coin or trinket in your slice, promising 12 months of prosperity. But don't fret, everyone who is gathered to slice the cake is said to receive good luck in their household in the coming year.
#foodtalk #Vaselopita #GreekNewYearsCake #FoodTraditions #Cake
15 New Year's Food Traditions to Borrow From Around the World👈 Begin here.
Rice is commonly served on New Year's in parts of India and Pakistan, as it is said to promise prosperity. "Lemon rice is common in India, particularly in South India," says reviewer rajena.
#foodtalk #LemonBasmatiRice #Basmati #FoodTraditions #food
15 New Year's Food Traditions to Borrow From Around the World👈 Begin here.
The Persian or Iranian New Year, Norouz, comes in the spring, with an emphasis on rebirth. Seven symbolic dishes are typically served, including this fresh-herb frittata, which is meant to embody the spirit of Nowruz. The green herbs represent new life and the eggs are a symbol of fertility.
#foodtalk #Frittata #KookooSabzi #FoodTraditions #food #HerbFrittata
15 New Year's Food Traditions to Borrow From Around the World👈 Begin here.
The Irish have a New Year's tradition of banging the walls of the house with bread to chase away bad luck or evil spirits. Whether or not you choose to use it for this purpose, bannock is a tasty and traditional Irish bread made with the addition of dried currants.
#foodtalk #Bannock #IrishBannock #FoodTraditions #food
15 New Year's Food Traditions to Borrow From Around the World👈 Begin here.
In Italy (and some other countries), lentils are said to symbolize luck and prosperity because their shape resembles a coin. It can be incorporated into the New Year's Eve meal in a number of ways, but this warm, lentil soup is sure to be enjoyed on a cold winter day.
#foodtalk #ItalianLentilSoup #LentilSoup #FoodTraditions #food
15 New Year's Food Traditions to Borrow From Around the World👈 Begin here.
If you're not familiar with soba noodles, it's a long noodle often found in Japanese cuisine that can take on several different forms. Toshikoshi soba is typically enjoyed on New Year's Eve because its name translates to "year crossing buckwheat noodle," or in other words, the crossing from one year to the next. The tradition goes all the way back to the 17th century. This one-bowl dish incorporates bi-colored soba noodles in addition to tamarind, baked tofu, vegetables, and a garlic sauce.
#foodtalk #Tamarindtofu #FoodTraditions #food #Vegetables #Soba #noodles #japanesecuisine
15 New Year's Food Traditions to Borrow From Around the World👈 Begin here.
In Mexico and in Latino families around the world, tamales are commonplace in Christmas and New Year festivities. Because they are so time-consuming and labor-intensive, they're typically reserved for special occasions. Mexican tamales typically consist of savory filling such as pork or beef, encased in masa and wrapped in a corn husk and cooked. This top-rated recipe is great for the tamale newcomer.
#foodtalk #Tamales #FoodTraditions #food #HomemadeTamales
15 New Year's Food Traditions to Borrow From Around the World👈 Begin here.
"Ollie-bollen, or (Oliebollen) is a dutch pastry similar to a doughnut. It typically is a deep fried pastry filled with raisins and dusted with powdered sugar," says recipe creator FlourGirl. There is a very specific reason behind this New Year's tradition: It is said that people who eat oliebollen would survive the wrath of the Pagan goddess Perchta, who would cut open the stomachs of the rebellious. But because the doughnuts are so greasy, legend goes that Perchta's sword would slip off the stomachs of those who ate them.
#foodtalk #Oliebollen #FoodTraditions #food #DutchDoughnuts
15 New Year's Food Traditions to Borrow From Around the World👈 Begin here.
Tteokguk is meant to be enjoyed in community, and is believed to bring good luck in the coming year. "This is a traditional dish enjoyed by many--if not all--Koreans during the New Year's and Lunar New Year holidays. Although there wasn't a lot of time for cooking or eating, I got to experience a semi-instant tteokguk for New Year's Day thanks to a good friend of mine," says recipe creator mykoreaneats.
#foodtalk #Tteokguk #FoodTraditions #food #KoreanTteokguk #RiceCakeSoup
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!summarize #howto #babish #enchiladas #cooking
!summarize #enchiladasrojas #food #cooking #howto
!summarize #enchiladas #mexican #food
Welcome to the daily sports #threadcast! Here we will discuss, follow and share all the news from the sporting world.
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There is basically no crypto without AI.
This will be evident by the end of 2025. The two will not be seprated.
No doubt it would be something very well received by all and would help a lot, so let's wait for next year.
Lapland
In some countries this winter that's what we'll just have: winter at TV and rather warm and dry outside. But we can still let our mind fly away...
Michigan denies Alabama it's 17th straight 10+ win season by holding on, 19 -13, in the Reliaquest Bowl. Michigan finishes 8-5 with wins over Ohio State and Alabama. 'Bama finishes 9-4 and proves it didn't belong in the CFP. #sportsonleohttps://img.inleo.io/DQmXraJsasQMwEtLkpXTfUA32qag7UeoRuutGAJJAPLjtUL/michvbama2024-12-31%20142220.png
Followers of the Big Ten have a smorgasbord of football today as Michigan takes on Alabama, Washington gets Louisville, Illinois takes on South Carolina, and Penn State gets Boise St tonight in the first CFP quarterfinal. A couple of those are BigTen/SEC matchups, which are always fun as those two conferences look for bragging rights as the best conference in the land.
So far, Michigan has the upper hand vs 'Bama, 19-13, with 4:38 left in the 4th quarter. Washington trails Louisville, 14-7, early in the 2nd quarter.
Damn now I've got RC problems, so small
you now have RC
oh my God, Jongo Came through 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 Thank you new Boss... going to refer more guys and bring updates.... I'll be like Sonic now hahaha... I appreciate this Jongo
If I am not talking to anyone before New Years Newfoundland time,
HAPPY FRACKING NEW YEAR.
Happy New Year 🥂🥳👍🏼
Happy New Year my friend!
hi everyone #NEWLION
Hello new lion. Welcome to Inleo. Have fun
LFG
Vigilantes = society Disaster
I have lived where this is the reality. People always kill the wrong guy and others are killed by stray bullets.
This is what happens when people 1st lose control of their own gov'ts & then allow those same gov'ts to stop fulfilling their core duties. When gov'ts stop doing their jobs, they can't complain when people take matters into their own hands.
I see your point.
A Double Tragedy: post by @shortsegments
Been there, done that, always wrong guy, and others die.
Thanks
We had 3X growth of activity after #dash integration. We can technically support anything Keystore. Aiming for 50K MAUs is far too conservative for 2025. Let's aim for 100K+
https://inleo.io/threads/view/khaleelkazi/re-leothreads-2z9u9kiyh
I stopped believing in resolutions years ago. I live a life of adaptability while focusing on personal growth. There will be ups and downs but I keep it moving 🦁 Being healthy is paramount. Without being healthy - mentally, physically and spiritually - everything else means nothing.
Well said. I still like to see how much motivation people have in the beginning of a new year!
True I see it every year where I workout. A bunch of gung ho folks that give up after two weeks lol.
yep the typical 2 weeks!
Today in History on Leo
On December 31, 1972, Roberto Clemente, future Hall of Fame baseball player, is killed along with four others when the cargo plane in which he is traveling crashes off the coast of Puerto Rico. Clemente was on his way to deliver relief supplies to Nicaragua following a devastating earthquake there a week earlier.
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This event is an integral part of the baseball career Roberto Clemente had. It cut his career and life short, but not before he reached the key milestone of 3,000 hits.
Being Puerto Rican on my late Mom’s side I grew up as Clemente being one of my heroes for what he did off the field. I learned about him in elementary school. I didn’t start watching baseball until 1973 so I never saw him play.
I learned about him in the late 1970s, so I knew less than you; I was lucky to see Reggie Jackson play during Peak Reggie. That's also when I learned about Nicaragua as a country (before the Daniel Ortega era).
I was watching that three homer game and the had a Reggie bar or two lol
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I'm grateful for this year 2024 and in less than 5 hours, my country will enter 2025.
My Hive Recap 2024 is here.
#hiverecap2024 #hive2024 #cent #singer #contentcreator.
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my first ever inleo referral
I'm feeling really good 😊
#referral
congrats bro!
thank you
Considering a new $DOGE / $LTC #miner
Considering this guy for the price vs efficiency. Would loan against my BTC to get it.
What do you think?
Will this run on 110 volt?
That's why I am looking at it. I don't want to deal with all the 240 crap with these big industrial ASICs. I am looking at some of the smaller 'Home Miners' that I can also match the power usage with solar panels.
that’s awesome.
yeppers. Only 400W
Didn't anticipate that the US stock market would be open today. They're closed on what seem like relatively less significant holidays than New Year's Eve - I surmise that's not technically a holiday, however.
New Years Day - Yes Closed
Why did the stock market bring a snorkel? Because it was diving deep into the sea of profits! 🏊♂️
Mi pequeño recap de este año, aunque no parece nada detrás de estas métricas hubo mucho trabajo por #Hive
Ahora toca dar el ejemplo 🫡🫡🫡
Cool!!
LFG Brother! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🐂🦬📈🫡
Muy buen trabajo, ahora a duplicar esos número 🙌
Sí que sí 🫡
88.9 WJMJ is my new go-to radio station
Got 1000 followers on Bluesky, about to go to work with the referrals. We were looking for one word for 2025 #oneword #referralyear
#oneword
Flames
#oneword
#onewod UnBreakable
#oneword Conquer
I made a cover of "Oghene-Doh" by the Nigerian gospel singer-songwriter "Frank Edwards".
Oghene-Doh means thank you God in Englishhttps://peakd.com/hive-195772/@sleemfit/pwbctfnw#afritunes
Happy New Year everyone!
Happy new year to you! Not yet here... it's only 1:30 in the afternoon on december 31st 2023
Gratitude is a must, I made a cover of "Oghene-Doh" by Nigerian gospel singer-songwriter Frank Edwards. Ogene-Doh means "Thank you God" in English, We must thank God in all things.https://peakd.com/hive-195772/@sleemfit/pwbctfnw#afritunes
#feedback we're almost getting a new user, just gotta help home with directions to use the right sign up
what are the red flags though? lol
he's apparently so skeptical but I'm going to get em
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If they want their keys right away, Keystone and Create Hive account. If he want a to try first and claim keys later, a lite account with Gmail or x.
If he's familiar with crypto, wants they keys right away, and wants an easy, secure way to sign up, keystore.
yes thank you dear friend I'm already trying to assist him with the sign up, I've showed him my account so we're still talking then I go to next person
Never onboard a crypto savvy person with Lite accounts, Keystore is the best option.
absolutely lesson learned
Are the red flag cuz Elon owns X? Lol
hahahah the guy blocked me because he thought I was scamming him just by saying he'll earn crypto
Ah well.
hahahaha
#oneword create
Alright guys, here's the Year end Gift for you all!
SIFU is free on Epic games! Go and Claim ASAP!
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The new year is just a few minutes away, what's that you're looking forward to next year ?
#threadstorm #outreach #decemberberinleo
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Ever new year is more than just switching a calendar or a numerical change that happens but also a fresh start to everything that is going to provide us a doorway to new opportunities and everything.
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For me personally there are a lot of things that are on my to-do list for the next year which is something I'm looking forward to and make sure to have a lot of growth in all aspects that includes my personal life and academical goals as well
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Check out this article to know more on the same,
https://inleo.io/@sayu907/from-stress-to-success-my-vision-for-a-transformative-2025-dal
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