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I'm Paul Richmond and I'm partnering with the Service Learning Institute for a community

art project called #Rise2Change.

We want you to be part of it!

All throughout history, people have fought for social justice by speaking out in protests,

demonstrations, and marches.

I think the powerful messages written on protest signs deserve to be shared and remembered

because they can inspire us all, and that's what this project is about.

Here's the challenge - find a picture of a sign from a protest or rally that inspires

you.

It can be from any time in history.

Then share it to Instagram and all your social media platforms with the hashtag #Rise2Change.

And include a message inviting your friends to do the same.

We can inspire each other and remind ourselves that change is worth fighting for.

I'll also be picking some of your signs to be featured in a public art piece this

November.

So take a few minutes and share a sign today.

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Three Years After Public Stoning, Saraki Arrives Eid Ground With Bulletproof Car, Heavy Security - Duration: 1:47.

Senate President Bukola Saraki arrived the praying ground in Ilorin, the Kwara State capital, in a bulletproof car on Tuesday amid heavy security presence.

Saraki, who was accompanied by a former Acting National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Abubakar Baraje; Speaker of the House of Assembly, Ali Ahmad and a former Minister of Youth and Sports Development, Bolaji Abdullahi, arrived the praying ground at about 8:55 a.m., and waited till 9:33 a.m.

when the prayer started. In September 2015, during a similar prayer at the state capital, the Senate President and his entourage were stoned by angry youth.

Back then, as the Senate president and other dignitaries arrived the praying ground, the crowd welcomed them with shouts of "Ole! Ole!! Ole!!! (Thief, thief, thief) in Yoruba, while others were shouting 'Ebi n pa wa!' 'Ebi yii tito Saraki!' 'A o ki run, e fun wa lounje!' ('We are hungry'; 'Enough of this Hunger, Saraki', 'We Refuse to Pray, Give Us Food').

It took the intervention of security agents to restore calm. However, as the dignitaries were filing out, the protesters resumed their chants. Tuesday's sequence of events was the opposite, though, with Saraki having no need of his security or bulletproof car.

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The 1 Bitcoin Show- Dash drama, ETF anti-drama, public key power, Bitmex loves the impulsive - Duration: 14:31.

Hello everyone this is adam meister the bitcoinmeister the disrupt meister

welcome to the one bitcoin show today is August the 22nd 2018 strong hand

offended by selling long term thinking personal responsibility is the new

counterculture alright everyone check out the links

below disrupt meister calm all my old shows bang that bell button if you want

uh reminders on when this thing comes on live for all you people watching this

live so the anti drama of the day that uh etf is rejected of course i mean we

all knew that was gonna happen why am i even mentioning this the price went down

a little bit in fiat some people tried to manipulate people's fears about it oh

well we have strong hands that we don't even care about that and the people who

look at the fiat know the hoffman line is strong so pound that like button

think about the year 2020 i'm glad that all you guys realize it was anti drama

you don't care about the etf you care about the 20/20 having okay because

eventually some etf is going to get approved but this one we knew not to get

fooled we won't get fooled again oh yeah town that like button I like

that song alright so over in the land of Twitter we have a tweet by Nick Bhatia

about a new article that he just came out with that I like a lot does it it

gets to the point it reminds us of the power of the public key your public

bitcoin address here he says I specifically call out that and then ech

in my latest article Bitcoin ETFs stony ins and collateral we need to hold

accountable the firms that explicitly declare fully reserved investment

vehicles alright so he's got a medium post about this and the simple summary

is this these custodians and other large holders of Bitcoin should just share

their public Bitcoin addresses then everyone well know that they're not

making up the amounts of Bitcoin that they have they're not hypothecated

anything or whatever making paper Bitcoin doing what all those uh

financial institutions deal with gold just give out your public key that's

that's the beauty of Bitcoin you can know how much Bitcoin a person has if

you know their public key if that's where they're keeping all their Bitcoin

so if these institutions really have their Bitcoin they're not lending it out

they're not playing games with it they'll be they'll say hey we have three

thousand Bitcoin in our fund it's all your Bitcoin although it's really their

Bitcoin if you're silly enough to give them your Bitcoin then it's not your

Bitcoin but you still want to know that they have your Bitcoin and then then

you'll see oh look there's their public address it has three thousand Bitcoin

added I know it sounds really simple but hey man it's it's got to be done if

you're gonna play in that if you're gonna play in that realm and I don't

advise you to even play in that realm we'll see if they do that they don't

have to do it because people will still just toss them money probably the 80

percenters out there take my big boy take my Bitcoin you make me richer even

though it will be my big court yet eboard so uh yeah he says I envision a

scenario in which custodians and ETFs might become some of the largest holders

of Bitcoin in the world this is set necessitating a continuous and rigorous

audit process by anybody interested in the sanctity here of bitcoins 21 million

supply cat yeah well I envision that's an area too that people are going to be

silly enough to give their Bitcoin to these tremendous funds these custodians

when they should just be cheap their treads doors and waiting around

for various having's of the future but hey that's the way of the 80 percenters

they think they're they think they're taking these traditional methods they're

taking these easy routes dude you take a few seconds to learn how to put it on

your treads or that's easy right there come on people and remember Adam at

traceur help calm you can email me there I can help you set up your tresor i do

crypto consultations all that good stuff so let's move on to Venezuela you know a

few years ago I guess when Hugo Chavez was leaving this world too much fire he

played much more warm location I think he went to I heard anyway before Hugh

Chavez was playing around with some fire somewhere far away people some of the

mainstream outlets out there were saying that then as well it was an economic

miracle well here's a here's a something that's quite miraculous it's quite

unbelievable here it's a tweet if you'd bought a million dollars in Venezuela's

local currency when President Nicolas Maduro came to power in 2013 it now it

would now be worth three dollars and 40 cents

interesting so yeah you invest in a million dollars in those Venezuelan

boulevards because you know of the economic miracle of Hugo Chavez and now

those are boulevards would be worth the 3040 cents now how you invested three

dollars and 40 cents in Bitcoin then you'd have a lot more now again we don't

care about the fiat value of a Bitcoin but I'm just pointing it out there know

why anyone now of course been as well as an extreme example of a fiat devaluation

why anyone would still want to be involved in government issued currency

when they have the option to be part of Bitcoin to be part of this revolution to

opt in the Bitcoin hey or you can just complain either you can you be in motion

plane or you can pound that like button or you can do all three I don't know so

well panda has a tweet out there and this is a good one bit Mex thanks you

for gambling addict for your gambling addiction and he then links to a article

crypto currency trading platform picnics just rented the world's most expensive

offices in Hong Kong alright so Hong Kong is yeah it's an

expensive place got a lot of expensive offices there they are renting

incredibly expensive offices there because a bunch of 80 percenters and

impulsive people think they are gonna make a lot of money trading now who made

a lot of money trading let me ask you did the traders or did the company

hosting the trading which is now going to be in some of the world's most

expensive real estate you make the decision

I mean what's better for you do you want to make bit Mex richer or do you want to

become wealthier by not being impulsive and but most people most people are

going to be the gap I could be a trader on bit max yeah so what there you have

to have really nice offices that's just coincidence they're not making any money

it's obviously all the traders doing really well there no guys come on let's

remember the TSA guy remember I met the TSA guy he asked me if I was a trader I

said no I'm a holder and he said I'm a you know I'm a trader now let's compare

the two of us his job that TSA guy who was a Bitcoin sure who was a crypto

currency trader his real life job was to basically frisk me

to fondle my testicles that was his job it's quite a job when he had a

government job in which he fondles men's testicles when they won't go through the

naked body scanner now what's my job I nice oh he's a traitor I'm a holder I go

travel around the whole world I make videos that's what I do I don't I don't

have to touch men's private parts so I mean again you can make your own

decisions what's the better path for you or trading because if you end up trading

you're gonna end up holding atomizers testicles okay so let's continue the

dude I have a new show here every day over a thousand of my shows are at

disrupt meister calm go check out the links below get a treasurer

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codes below on steam and i'm bitcoin meister so let's go

flashback 2016 now sorry you guys are a lot of you guys watching this video

don't know about 2016 there weren't that many all coins back then there weren't i

ceo's yet really but there was fluffy pony and there was - and there was

Manero - and Manero were like battling

communities all the time i mean they were just by just ripping at each other

and and fluffy pony when really he he'd go at it with - and stuff and the gas

people would take a kind of different approach but he was trolling - but there

was a flashback today it was just like the old days

so that's for all you newbies this you're gonna learn about the - Monaro

thing a little bit not that it really matters was Bitcoin is the rock anyway

on the way anyway anybody plays and all these other different things but fluffy

Pony said on his Twitter in his classic way lol - is burn rate is so high that

it's that jeopardy of not being able to continue if the price drops lower so now

some people want to fire the - CEO for mismanagement

now people corrected him and said you know it's not really dashes to you CEO

it's the CEO of some organization that - control and I don't know if the twist of

it but when I found funny about this besides you know the trolling by the

classic trolling by by a fluffy pony and just bringing me back to 2016 you know

all of a sudden you know I'm getting flashbacks to by anyway pret you don't

pre 2016 having day flash that's but again I linked to the to the

posted comments on and here is I'm going to read you a quote from the post again

there is some some - people who are not happy with the weight but what - what's

going on a - so one of them says Ryan destroyed the markets confident in dat

confidence in - by repeatedly breaking promises and missing deadlines

- once was once valued at point o nine BTC and it is now point o to Bitcoin

something very interesting in that statement something very interesting in

it but you know what's introduced can anyone point out the very interesting

point in that statement when this - holder is complaining about the value of

his - going down this - holder values his wealth in Bitcoin even the hard core

all coin holders who want to fire their CEOs or whatever who have long

complicated posts on the - central org board which I just read from he said -

was once valued at 0.09 Bitcoin and it's now valued at point O to Bitcoin even

they know to value their wealth and Bitcoin baby it is the world reserve

cryptocurrency ask the dudes at - baby that should tell you something about

what's going on people for all you people who are worried about the Fiat

value one Bitcoin equals one Bitcoin and apparently one - only equals point o to

Bitcoin alright so here we go here's your long read of the day um a deduct

evaluation framework for crypto currencies here's a quote from it a

token can only accrue value if it is competitively superior non-sovereign

monetary store value if it is a competitively superior non-sovereign

monetary store of value conversely

any token that is competitively inferior non-sovereign monetary story value

cannot accrue any value it's basically saying that bitcoin is the rock bitcoin

is the monetary store of value among cryptocurrencies but there is some hope

for the privacy coins maybe they can come in second and third you can read

the whole article it is long but it is interesting for those of you who care

about those kind of things and understand the story value aspect of

Bitcoin baby that man this is a newfangled savings account this is not

about gambling this is not about speculation it's the rock baby okay

remember I'm in Spokane until September 6 maybe but I'll see you around hey

remember to click on the squares that you're seeing at the end of this video

if you're watching this taped and I just want to say one takeaway from this video

value your wealth in Bitcoin like they do it - I'm Anna meister the

bitcoinmeister the disrupt meister remember subscribe this channel like

this video share this video check out the notes section below I will see you

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How Copyright Works: Returning Works to Public Domain | Berklee Online - Duration: 9:07.

The public domain is a gigantic area that contains music,

literature, books, all kinds of stuff that's free for everyone to use.

We use the public domain a lot.

Anything that Bach wrote is public domain,

and it's happened frequently someone would take music of Bach,

and add new instruments,

sometimes add words even though words weren't there,

and that's all fine to do.

That's legal. That's the public domain.

That's what it's for.

It's too we can use it as inspiration.

We can take it,

take portions of it, and change it.

Again, often, it's lyrics.

That is important to how a lot of works are created.

It can lead to interesting issues though,

what if two people were to take the same public domain song and add different words?

Well, if the melody stays the same,

then there's no issue you can't say that songwriter B who wrote after songwriter A,

that B copied A because it's the same melody because

A copied from Bach or Beethoven, his public domain.

There have been many examples of that happening.

Paul Simon has a famous song called An American Tune.

He took what he had heard from other people

that usually goes back to Johann Sebastian Bach and to his St. Matthew Passion,

this one chorale melody he has in that song is beautiful.

But Bach himself took it from Hans Leo Hassler,

so it goes back even deeper into the public domain.

Paul Simon said it,

said this beautiful melody with his own words.

Peter, Paul, and Mary working with Dave Brubeck said it before Paul Simon.

Paul Simon made a lot more money on it,

but if you listen to the two songs,

you can see how close they are and melodically,

but that's not an issue because it's in the public domain.

Sometimes public domain melodies and music can be used in television commercials.

I was involved in one where a songwriter had taken a Bach minuet and

G tah tah tah tah and he put it into 4, 4 and set 3,

4, tah tah tah, tah tah tah tah and added different chords

to it and added words and he had a big hit it was called Lovers Concerto, foolish title.

So song but it made a lot of money.

What happened was publics wanted to take the Bach minuet,

tah tah tah tah tah tah,

and they want to set that musically and do six or eight versions of it saying why

was focused on the deli section or

the midsection of the bakery section and they had different versions of Bach.

But the guy who wrote,

who adapted Bach said "No you've taken from me."

And the issue got really strange is to say well,

which of these, when publics took it,

are they copying from Bach or are they copying from the guy in the

60's and end zap you had to kind of split the differences and say "Well,

if he added a fourth beat,

would he own one beat per measure and some absurd ideas like that?"

But it didn't involve a lot of litigation,

a lot of mess over adapting.

He was okay to adapt from Bach but public's was not okay

to adapt from him unless publics was adapting from Bach.

It was a real complicated mess.

The way public domain happens, as I mentioned,

is if it's pre 1923 but there are also

some interesting things have happened in

the 20th century and that is under the old copyright law,

copyright term was different.

It used to be 20 years initially as I recall the copyright term and in the 28th year,

a songwriter would have to renew the copyright and they could get an extra 56 years.

If you did not renew your copyright in the 28th year,

it went to the public domain.

So suddenly this song you've written or the book you've written or whatever,

it's no longer yours,

it's gone, it's in the public domain because you did

not renew the copyright registration.

Under the old law, you had to register copyrights.

To get a copy, it had to be registered republished.

Now, under the law we live in,

its 1978 law on its automatic.

That's resulted in some interesting things and it's also had

some people look at some works that are under

copyright that maybe shouldn't be under copyright.

There's a famous example that recently lawyers decided that happy birthday,

the famous happy birthday song should not be owned by Warner Chapel,

it shouldn't be under their copyright.

Most people didn't understand the history of

it and/or didn't want to delve that far into it.

It was written in 1891 and it was a song

written by two teachers for their students whose good morning to you,

good morning to you,

good morning dear children and that was what it was.

It was written in 1891 or 1892 but it wasn't registered

the copyright office till 1935 and then it was with the words happy birthday.

But there's a lot of confusion as to what took place in between.

It ends up, it's complicated story but

a company owned it and then Warner Chapel owned it,

they bought the company about the publishing.

Then they were starting to issue licenses

and a lot of people would avoid singing happy birthday in

public because Warner Chapel could demand

so much money and people come up with other versions.

So what the lawyers did was to sue on behalf

of a plaintiff who was trying to do a documentary about the song happy birthday.

She used to work for MTV and she did a video,

a series of videos that show MTV had it led to

on extravagant birthdays that sweet 16 birthdays or we're crazy.

She wondered well, what's the history of the song?

So, after all that took place she ended up suing with

these lawyers and they won and happy birthday is now a public domain.

So the same attorneys I'm working with now and we thought that We Shall Overcome had

a long history and that should not be owned that we

should try to free it from copyright and we proceeded to.

We had a look at how did the song come about and even the owners

of We Shall Overcome said it's in the public domain but we added original expression,

therefore, we own it.

Because remember I said that if you can take public domain and

you will own what you add to it.

But if you look at it closely like we did,

ends up the melody and the music is from the 1780's.

Even Beethoven set it to music in 1815 or so and many other people

did and also it required new words and it just kept changing,

was handled by many people over many years.

What finally happened was that their claim that or they change

it from We Will Overcome to We Shall Overcome and

deep in my heart became down in my heart and they

thought that by making those two simple changes that they should own

the whole thing and the courts disagreed and agreed with us and

now not only we have is happy birthday in the public domain

and free for anyone to use but so is We Shall Overcome.

So with respect to Happy Birthday and We Shall Overcome,

both of those songs that had been under copyright are now

free for everyone to use and they are in the public domain.

So when it comes to public domain,

it's extremely important to know with the music words,

wherever the expression you're dealing with is an under copyright or is it not.

So it's copyrighted or it's public domain.

There have been examples where someone thought a song was in the public domain and they

used it in another composition only to be sued and to find out like oh,

oh that was not public domain is owned by copyright.

Sometimes at Christmas you hear Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and you here all these

songs that have been people song for years but Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer,

for example, is under copyright.

This happens plenty in.

So it's very important to know the importance of

the public domain material you can freely use but

also to be to really make sure that

the work is in the public domain and not under copyright.

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Private and Public Keys Explained | Blockchain Central - Duration: 5:27.

Hey everybody and welcome to another episode of BLOCKCHAIN CENTRAL!

In this video we'll talk about private and public keys, see how they are used, and why

they matter in the world of crypto.

We will also look at encryption which is a big part of cryptocurrencies.

Public and private keys are both needed for "asymmetric encryption".

To get started, it is helpful to first look at "symmetric encryption": something that

we all are familiar with.

Before the dawn of the digital age, encryption relied on a secret key.

That key served to both encrypt and decrypt secret messages.

A good example was the Caesar cipher.

In case you didn't know: Caesar encrypted all his letters.

He replaced every letter with one placed 3 letters earlier in the alphabet.

So "HELLO" becomes "EBIIL".

This technique not only required all his partners to have the same key, but also had two other downsides:

Everyone on the network could read everything

An attacker could capture the key from just one member of the network, which would compromise

the entire network.

Asymmetric encryption, on the other hand, uses two different keys.

The best visual example of this is your traditional mailbox.

You can easily share your address with people.

However, you won't share the physical key to the mailbox.

So, knowing your address allows me to send you a letter, but only you can read it.

If you know my address, you can write back (throw a letter in my mailbox), but only I

can read it (open the mailbox).

The trick is to have a private key, here it is the physical key to the mailbox.

It allows reading while the public key (the address) only allows sending.

That's the gist, but how do these digital keys work in practice?

Why can't I recreate the private key after receiving the public one?

Asymmetric encryption emerged after computers appeared.

To create a digital key, complex algorithms are used to create long numbers.

These numbers are connected in a specific way.

As a result, the information about the public key is stored inside the private key, but

not the other way around.

Sadly, we still haven't found a perfect, bulletproof way of achieving this yet.

Therefore, we have to rely on a more practical barrier: computing power.

Asymmetric encryption relies on a complicated math problem.

It is created to be so difficult, that it takes a very long time to calculate.

Even the best computers we have in the world won't be able to calculate it quickly.

Importantly the public key – once created – doesn't help in creating the private key.

If you tried, it would take hundreds of years on the best computers in the world.

That way, we can send information to someone that only they can read.

Alternatively, you can use it to receive Bitcoins, which only you can spend.

It is, however, the case that the algorithms for breaking such encryptions are getting better.

Breaking means, they use methods to guess the private key.

The private key gives them access to the information it protects.

This is called "breaking" the encryption.

To stay safe, we have to use longer and longer keys.

A 512-bit key was considered safe in 1995, but it is not advisable to use in 2018 (at

least not for important things).

The US government currently uses 2048 bit keys for low-level encryption and we truly

don't know much about their high-security options...

So far, the length of a "safe" key has increased a bit every year.

But there's a problem.

It is feared that quantum computing will make most of today's encryption obsolete.

Quantum computers work differently, making them much faster than the current ones.

Once they arrive, the massive increase in computing power will be able to break all

of today's keys, but researchers are already designing algorithms to keep us safe.

So, what does all of this have to do with blockchain?

Well, whenever you use digital currency, you will be using some variety of private and

public keys.

Many exchanges will do that part for you.

That way you can go ahead and interact with the blockchain via email and password.

But behind the scenes, they use key pairs for you to interact with the blockchain.

That is the reason, it is better to keep your funds in an offline wallet as it is safer

to be in control of your private key.

Anyone who knows your public address can send you coins (to your address).

But only you (with the private key) can spend that money.

Ok, so what have we learned today?

In asymmetric encryption, a public and a private key are used.

To encrypt (or send information) you need a public key.

For decryption (retrieval of information) use a private key.

A multitude of different algorithms is used today.

At the core, they all rely on a very difficult math problem.

The method is safe because no one has enough computing power to break it.

That's it for this episode of Blockchain Central.

Before you go, please not that this video does neither represent financial, legal, or

tax advice, nor is it supposed to be understood or interpreted as solicitation to buy or sell

any securities, coins or tokens.

Thank you so much for watching.

If you liked this video, make sure to hit that like button and don't forget to subscribe

to Blockchain Central to never miss a beat!

Happy investing!