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 WAR: About that War
Most emotional and touchy performance on X Factor (Emmanuel)
09-16-2014  •  YouTube 
He captured Australia's hearts with his emotional story of returning from war in Iraq and a rendition of John Lennon's Imagine.

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He captured Australia's hearts with his emotional story of returning from war in Iraq and a rendition of John Lennon's Imagine.Disclaimer: I don't own this video.

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5 top mercenary companies (including Blackwater) merge into largest ever in time for ISIS campaign

A press release from Constellis Holdings signals major news in the High Threat Security Industry. Academi, the company formerly known as Blackwater and Xe, will join Triple Canopy along with a handful of other high threat security companies under a new management structure named Constellis Holdings. "This move allows us to create a suite of services to better provide critical support capabilities for government and commercial clients and will utilize ACADEMI's world-class training facility, the largest and most comprehensive private training center in the U.S." said Jason DeYonker, Managing Director of Constellis Holdings, Inc. Constellis Holdings, Inc. has agreed to acquire Constellis Group, Inc., a leading provider of security, support and advisory services to government, multinational corporations and international organizations operating in challenging environments around the world. Constellis Holdings was formed by the founders of Triple Canopy and the private equity investors who formed ACADEMI. The transaction brings together a global team of industry leaders, including: Triple Canopy, Constellis Ltd., Strategic Social, Tidewater Global Services, National Strategic Protective Services, ACADEMI Training Center and International Development Solutions. Operating under the oversight of a distinguished Board and an experienced management team, the combination of these companies will enable a significant expansion of services within the global security market, delivering mission support, integrated security solutions, training and advisory services at home and abroad.

Constellis Holdings' Board of Directors includes: Red McCombs (Chairman), former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft, former White House Chief Counsel Jack Quinn, Admiral Bobby Inman (Ret.), Russ Robinson, Jason DeYonker, Dean Bosacki and Triple Canopy co-founder Tom Katis. "This combination of companies shares our core values of integrity and transparency, ensuring our clients of our ongoing dedication to oversight and good governance through our award-winning compliance practices," said former U.S. Attorney General and current Board member John Ashcroft. Board member and Triple Canopy founder Tom Katis reinforces, "This combination will provide our customers with the best possible service at the most competitive price. We share a commitment to flawless delivery of mission critical services. We share a bond with our employees, who are mostly decorated veterans who continue to serve their country in the private sector. We share a willingness to do the toughest jobs in support of the efforts to make our world a better place." The combined ownership group will employ more than 6,000 of the industry's most experienced and best-trained employees and will be led by CEO Craig Nixon.

 
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2014-09-17 Hour 2 Will Pangman (Video Archive):

2014-09-17 Hour 2 Will Pangman from Ernest Hancock on Vimeo.

Will Pangman
Webpages:
Tapeke.Com
Facebook.Com/whpangman

Pangman is the Chief Communications Officer at Tapeke, a cryptocurrency personal finance platform; the founder of the Milwaukee Bitcoin Meetup, BitcoinMKE; and an active proponent of bitcoin education initiatives.

Will and Ernest discuss Paypal and eBay accepting Bitcoin:



Ebay's Paypal embraces virtual currency bitcoin. Could help bitcoin get some respect.

Paypal, the eBay-owned mobile payment system and the world's second biggest, announced that it would soon let customers pay in bitcoin, the virtual currency. The catch, for the moment, is that merchants will have to agree to accept the use of bitcoin, which for some could be problematic.

Still, the announcement is a major commercial milestone for bitcoin, which has had its ups and downs as backers have fought for acceptance. "Fairly or not," wrote Wired, "bitcoin still has an image problem. For every VC who extols the innovative power of the digital currency, pop culture still sees it as a way for the paranoid cyber-libertarian to shop for black-tar heroin on the Silk Road. All the more reason, then, that bitcoin fans should rejoice" at the Paypal deal.

In a move announced Monday at Techcrunch's Disrupt conference, PayPal is supporting the cryptocurrency on its Braintree payments platform. When the Internet's most mainstream brand for moving money embraces a technology, it's hard to see that system as a fringe operation.

PayPal's Support Is the Best Thing That Could Happen to Bitcoin

All the more reason, then, that bitcoin fans should rejoice that, in a move announced Monday at Techcrunch's Disrupt conference, PayPal is supporting the crypto-currency on its Braintree payments platform. When the internet's most mainstream brand for moving money embraces a technology, it's hard to see that system as a fringe operation.

Not that you'll be buying Beanie Babies on eBay with bitcoin just yet. For non-financial tech nerds, Braintree is a startup bought by PayPal last year that creates tools for software developers to easily integrate payments into apps and websites. Instead of being shuttled off-site or out-of-app in the manner of the traditional PayPal payment flow, everything happens in-app, in exactly the way individual developers want. In supporting bitcoin—an increasingly popular currency driven by open source software running across a worldwide network of machines—Braintree is allowing developers on its platform to effectively flip a switch and add bitcoin to the payment methods they accept.

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Will's previous interview on the Declare Your Independence with Ernest Hancock Radio Show:
http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/Media/160635-2014-08-05-08-05-14-will-pangman-bitcoin-security-tragedy-hope-fund.htm

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Hour 3

2014-09-17 Hour 3 Blake Anderson, Will Pangman (Video Archive):

2014-09-17 Hour 3 Blake Anderson, Will Pangman from Ernest Hancock on Vimeo.

Blake Anderson

Cryptographic Economist
PMP ITIL
Webpages:
Facebook.Com/GotBlake
Cointelegraph.Com/news/111152/blake_anderson

TOPICS COVERED IN TODAY'S INTERVIEW:


Ebay's Paypal embraces virtual currency bitcoin. Could help bitcoin get some respect.

Paypal, the eBay-owned mobile payment system and the world's second biggest, announced that it would soon let customers pay in bitcoin, the virtual currency. The catch, for the moment, is that merchants will have to agree to accept the use of bitcoin, which for some could be problematic.

Still, the announcement is a major commercial milestone for bitcoin, which has had its ups and downs as backers have fought for acceptance. "Fairly or not," wrote Wired, "bitcoin still has an image problem. For every VC who extols the innovative power of the digital currency, pop culture still sees it as a way for the paranoid cyber-libertarian to shop for black-tar heroin on the Silk Road. All the more reason, then, that bitcoin fans should rejoice" at the Paypal deal.

In a move announced Monday at Techcrunch's Disrupt conference, PayPal is supporting the cryptocurrency on its Braintree payments platform. When the Internet's most mainstream brand for moving money embraces a technology, it's hard to see that system as a fringe operation.

PayPal's Support Is the Best Thing That Could Happen to Bitcoin

All the more reason, then, that bitcoin fans should rejoice that, in a move announced Monday at Techcrunch's Disrupt conference, PayPal is supporting the crypto-currency on its Braintree payments platform. When the internet's most mainstream brand for moving money embraces a technology, it's hard to see that system as a fringe operation.

Not that you'll be buying Beanie Babies on eBay with bitcoin just yet. For non-financial tech nerds, Braintree is a startup bought by PayPal last year that creates tools for software developers to easily integrate payments into apps and websites. Instead of being shuttled off-site or out-of-app in the manner of the traditional PayPal payment flow, everything happens in-app, in exactly the way individual developers want. In supporting bitcoin—an increasingly popular currency driven by open source software running across a worldwide network of machines—Braintree is allowing developers on its platform to effectively flip a switch and add bitcoin to the payment methods they accept.

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Blake's previous interview on the Declare Your Independence with Ernest Hancock Radio Show:
http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/Media/160336-2014-07-29-07-30-14-blake-anderson-janelle-wood-video-mp3-loaded.htm