#Kim Krüger

[fycobra12]

Alarm für Cobra 11 - Die Autobahnpolizei, S33E05 Katerstimmung (2013)

#AfC11 #33x05 #Hartmut Freund #Niels Kurvin #Kim Krüger #Katja Woywood

[elisacifuentes]

Anneke Kim Sarnau als Svenja Krüger in Barfuß durch Australien (2023)

#barfuß durch australien #mine* #gifs* #oh ard eure filme sind einfach der knüller #naja die landschaft ist sehr schön und anneke ist hauptrolle also viele viele szenen hehe #zählt das als 2023 auch wenn der film in 2020 gedreht wurde #tja.

[primexbte]

Kim Jong Un's health condition will not cause Bitcoin to drop

It's only April, but 2020 is already a crazy year: Bitcoin drops 50% in 36 hours, COVID-19 outbreak, negative oil prices raise recession fears, and according to the report, The House North Korea's leader is in poor health and has to seek help from China.

The status of the North Korean leader is unknown, but most intelligence sources confirm his ill health, given the fact that he has not appeared in public for the past two weeks. via.

A Japanese media outlet said he was in a vegetative state, meaning he couldn't react to external stimuli. The deputy director of Hong Kong Satellite TV went further, saying that according to reliable sources, Kim Jong Un had not passed away.

The global impact of this event is not entirely clear, but some have begun to speculate on the effects on Bitcoin and the crypto market in general.

North Korea's Role in Bitcoin

It's not clear what North Korea's technological reach is, but one thing is for sure: the country is a fan of Bitcoin, digital assets, and blockchain technology.

This was evident when the country hosted a series of blockchain events, leading to Virgil Griffith - a well-known person in the Ethereum community being arrested and prosecuted for speaking at one of the conferences. this.

However, North Korea is more interested in cryptocurrencies than that.

According to primexbt news, a member of the advisory panel for the US Security Council in early 2019, Pyongyang has earned "about $670 million in foreign currencies and cryptocurrencies" through crypto-currency exchanges. intrusion. This amount of $670 million later turned into $2 billion, CNN reported late last year.

This was proven when cybersecurity firms discovered that some of the biggest hacks in the crypto industry in 2018 and 2019 were by North Korean hacker groups, especially one called Laz. Lazarus.

You May Also Be Interested In: BitMEX Launches Bitcoin Futures Based on Ether Rate

There will be no sell-off

Seeing North Korea's influence in the Bitcoin industry, many were quick to speculate what impact Kim's health might have on the cryptocurrency.

The Russian market first made its prediction, a financial news site and news aggregator, that Kim Jong Un's health could trigger a massive Bitcoin sell-off.

But, many in the crypto industry consider this to be just baseless speculation that makes no sense at all.

Economist Alex Krüger, who regularly follows the cryptocurrency market, said that because North Korea has a lot of uranium and fish, these commodity markets will also see a sell-off.

It was a sarcastic message intended to debunk Russian Bitcoin market commentary.

Even if Kim Jong Un really does not survive (or does not function as a leader), his sister Kim Yo Jong will take his place. As reports indicate, she is responsible for much of her brother's image and policies.

Thus, her replacement as Chairman implies that North Korea's stance on cryptocurrencies will remain unchanged.

[diabolicons]

spooky season! 

#icons #kim diamond #blair witch 2 #freddy krüger #a nightmare on elm street #jason voorhees #friday 13th #baby #house of 1000 corpses #michael myers #halloween #wendy torrance #the shining #ginger snaps #carrie white #casey becker #scream #random icons #80s #90s #00s #horror movies #slasher #scary movies #spooky #movies #blood cw

[bookclub4m]

Episode 143 - Amish Romance

You voted for it, so this episode we’re talking about Amish Romance! (Just in time for Valentine's Day!) We discuss romance, sex, chasteness, cultural appropriation, bonnet rippers, and terrible pies!

You can download the podcast directly, find it on Libsyn, or get it through Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or your favourite podcast delivery system.

In this episode

Anna Ferri | Meghan Whyte | Matthew Murray | RJ Edwards | Tillie Yoder

Things We Read (or tried to…)

The Amish Widow's Secret by Cheryl Williford

The Coffee Corner by Amy Clipston

Made with Love by Tricia Goyer and Sherry Gore

An Amish Christmas Quilt by Jennifer Beckstrand, Charlotte Hubbard, and Kelly Long

Between You and Me by Susan Wiggs

Other Media We Mentioned

The Dawn of Christmas: A Romance from the Heart of Amish Country by Cindy Woodsmall

Snowfall by Shelley Shepard Gray

Christmas at Rose Hill Farm: An Amish Love Story by Suzanne Woods Fisher

Little Fish by Casey Plett

Amish Vampires in Space by Kerry Nietz 

A Forbidden Rumspringa by Keira Andrews

Amish Christmas Baby Gone by Samantha Price 

An Amish Husband for Tillie by Amy Lillard

"Weird" Al Yankovic - Amish Paradise

Protector of the Realm by Gun Brooke (lesbian spacestation captain romance)

Justice League of America: The Nail by Alan Davis and Mark Farmer

Kim Luna und der Fluch des Wiedertäufers by Dietmar Krüger

PunisherMAX, Vol. 1: Kingpin by Jason Aaron and Steve Dillon

Hatchet by Gary Paulsen

Thrill of the Chaste: The Allure of Amish Romance Novels by Valerie Weaver-Zercher

Podcast Links

Just Plain Wrong Podcast

A Non-Euphemistic Barn Raising: A Discussion on Forbidden Rumspringa

Gendered Burping: A Book Discussion on An Amish Husband for Tillie

Bishop Better: A Discussion on Amish Christmas Baby Gone

The Pacifist Vampire Soul Dilemma: Three Books about Amish Vampires & Mennonite Assassins

Podcasters Panel: A Glimpse Behind the Microphone

Down Time with Cranston Public Library

93 - Is Wordle a Video Game?

Book Club for Masochists: 

Episode 061 - Romance Fiction

Episode 070 - Erotic Romance

Episode 119 - Regency Romance

Links, Articles, and Things

Anabaptism (Wikipedia)

Amish romance (Wikipedia)

Pennsylvania Dutch language (Wikipedia)

Hutterite German (Wikipedia)

Long s (Wikipedia)

Rumspringa (Wikipedia)

Why do the Amish practice shunning?

Smart Bitches, Trashy Books

Pyrex (Wikipedia)

15 Religious Romance books by Authors of Colour

Every month Book Club for Masochists: A Readers’ Advisory Podcasts chooses a genre at random and we read and discuss books from that genre. We also put together book lists for each episode/genre that feature works by POC (People of Colour) authors. All of the lists can be found here.

The Someday List by Stacy Hawkins Adams

The One Who Rocked Away by Joanna Alonzo

Courting Samira by Amal Awad

The Summer of Me by Angela Benson

Everybody Say Amen by ReShonda Tate Billingsley

Sunny G's Series of Rash Decisions by Navdeep Singh Dhillon

Passing by Samaria by Sharon Ewell Foster

The Preacher's Promise by Piper Huguley

Hana Khan Carries On by Uzma Jalaluddin

Sunday Brunch by Norma L. Jarrett

Bring on the Blessings by Beverly Jenkins

Forbidden by Faith by Negeen Papehn

She Wore Red Trainers by Na'ima B. Robert

In Search of a Prince by Toni Shiloh

Sushi for One? by Camy Tang

Give us feedback!

Fill out the form to ask for a recommendation or suggest a genre or title for us to read!

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Join us again on Tuesday, February 15th when we’ll be discussing “What is a book?”

Then on Tuesday, March 1st when we’ll be discussing the genre of Anthropology Non-Fiction!

#genres #episodes #fiction #romance

[wearepaladin]

Do you have any pictures of paladins who look like they've been through some serious shit? I know that's oddly specific so let me explain: I'm making a paladin for an upcoming Pathfinder game whose backstory is that due to a mission gone wrong she ended up stuck alone in the Worldwound for a while and came out traumatized but determined to push onward so her order assigned her some backwoods to recuperate. I'm just having trouble nailing down her look and could use visual inspiration. Thanks!

Sure, I can find some stuff. First one that comes to mind is this one of the Lady Warden from For Honor.

Kim Junghun

And since you’ve said you’re looking for inspiration for a female character, I’ll keep on that.

Peace, At Last by Pedro Krüger Garcia

Clara by slaine69

Pray, by Paul Duizings

kersenwiek:

Badge of Honor by Jeff McAteer

nightmaskart:

http://lenora-gewandungen.de/en/

The Last Protector by jescole

[michaelbennettcrypto]

No, Kim Jong Un’s “Vegetative State” Won’t Cause a Bitcoin Crash

It’s only April but 2020 has already been a crazy year: Bitcoin crashed 50% in a 36-hour time frame, the outbreak of COVID-19 has started, the price of oil went negative as recession fears have mounted, and, according to reports, North Korea’s leader is in a condition of poor health, which has sparked a response from the Chinese government. The exact state of the North Korean leader isn’t clear, but most reports citing sources within intelligence agencies have confirmed Kim is in critical condition, corroborated by the fact he hasn’t been seen in public for two weeks. One Japanese media said he is in a “vegetative state,” which means he is unable to respond to external stimuli. The vice-director of Hong Kong Satellite Television went as far as to say that per her source, “a very solid source,” Kim Jong Un has passed. HKSTV’s Qing Feng discussing rumors of Kim Jong Un’s passing The global ramifications of Kim Jong Un’s inability to lead North Korea aren’t clear, but some have begun to speculate as to the effect this development will have on Bitcoin and the broader crypto market. North Korea’s Role In Bitcoin The extent of North Korea’s access to technology isn’t clear, but one thing is for certain: the hermit nation is a fan of Bitcoin, crypto assets, and blockchain technology. The country made this much clear when it held a series of blockchain events, which resulted in the arrest and indicting of Virgil Griffith, a prominent member of the Ethereum community that infamously traveled to one of these conferences to host a talk. North Korea’s involvement in crypto, however, goes much further than that. According to a “panel of experts” that spoke to the U.N. Security Council in early-2019, Pyongyang has managed to amass “around $670 million in foreign and virtual currency” through hacks, Nikkei Asian Review reported. The $670 million was later revised to $2 billion, CNN wrote late last year. This has been corroborated by cybersecurity firms that have found that some of the crypto industry’s biggest hacks in 2018 and 2019 were by North Korean hacker groups, especially one named “Lazarus.” No, a Sell-Off Isn’t Imminent Seeing North Korea’s purported influence in the Bitcoin industry, many were quick to speculate as to what Kim Jong Un’s passing could mean for crypto. The first to speculate was Russian Market, a financial news blog and news aggregator, suggested that Kim Jong Un’s passing or his poor health could “trigger [a] big selloff in Bitcoin].” But, many in the crypto industry made it clear that this is just baseless speculation that doesn’t make any sense. Economist Alex Krüger, someone who closely tracks the crypto space, made this clear when he wrote that since North Korea possesses lots of uranium and fish, there will be large selloffs in those markets too. It was a sarcastic message aimed at debunking the sentiment behind Russian Market’s comment on Bitcoin. Indeed, should Kim Jong Un actually pass (or fail to function as a leader), his position will purportedly fall to his sister, Kim Yo Jong. This Kim, reports indicate, is responsible for much of her brother’s image and policy. As such, her succession to the seat of Supreme Leader may suggest that North Korea’s stance on crypto will stay the same. Photo by Andrew Neel on Unsplash from Cryptocracken WP https://ift.tt/2zw6rGC via IFTTT

#IFTTT #Cryptocracken WP

[joshuajacksonlyblog]

No, Kim Jong Un’s “Vegetative State” Won’t Cause a Bitcoin Crash

It’s only April but 2020 has already been a crazy year: Bitcoin crashed 50% in a 36-hour time frame, the outbreak of COVID-19 has started, the price of oil went negative as recession fears have mounted, and, according to reports, North Korea’s leader is in a condition of poor health, which has sparked a response from the Chinese government. The exact state of the North Korean leader isn’t clear, but most reports citing sources within intelligence agencies have confirmed Kim is in critical condition, corroborated by the fact he hasn’t been seen in public for two weeks. One Japanese media said he is in a “vegetative state,” which means he is unable to respond to external stimuli. The vice-director of Hong Kong Satellite Television went as far as to say that per her source, “a very solid source,” Kim Jong Un has passed. HKSTV’s Qing Feng discussing rumors of Kim Jong Un’s passing The global ramifications of Kim Jong Un’s inability to lead North Korea aren’t clear, but some have begun to speculate as to the effect this development will have on Bitcoin and the broader crypto market. North Korea’s Role In Bitcoin The extent of North Korea’s access to technology isn’t clear, but one thing is for certain: the hermit nation is a fan of Bitcoin, crypto assets, and blockchain technology. The country made this much clear when it held a series of blockchain events, which resulted in the arrest and indicting of Virgil Griffith, a prominent member of the Ethereum community that infamously traveled to one of these conferences to host a talk. North Korea’s involvement in crypto, however, goes much further than that. According to a “panel of experts” that spoke to the U.N. Security Council in early-2019, Pyongyang has managed to amass “around $670 million in foreign and virtual currency” through hacks, Nikkei Asian Review reported. The $670 million was later revised to $2 billion, CNN wrote late last year. This has been corroborated by cybersecurity firms that have found that some of the crypto industry’s biggest hacks in 2018 and 2019 were by North Korean hacker groups, especially one named “Lazarus.” No, a Sell-Off Isn’t Imminent Seeing North Korea’s purported influence in the Bitcoin industry, many were quick to speculate as to what Kim Jong Un’s passing could mean for crypto. The first to speculate was Russian Market, a financial news blog and news aggregator, suggested that Kim Jong Un’s passing or his poor health could “trigger [a] big selloff in Bitcoin].” But, many in the crypto industry made it clear that this is just baseless speculation that doesn’t make any sense. Economist Alex Krüger, someone who closely tracks the crypto space, made this clear when he wrote that since North Korea possesses lots of uranium and fish, there will be large selloffs in those markets too. It was a sarcastic message aimed at debunking the sentiment behind Russian Market’s comment on Bitcoin. Indeed, should Kim Jong Un actually pass (or fail to function as a leader), his position will purportedly fall to his sister, Kim Yo Jong. This Kim, reports indicate, is responsible for much of her brother’s image and policy. As such, her succession to the seat of Supreme Leader may suggest that North Korea’s stance on crypto will stay the same. Photo by Andrew Neel on Unsplash from Cryptocracken Tumblr https://ift.tt/2zw6rGC via IFTTT

#IFTTT #Cryptocracken Tumblr

[brettzjacksonblog]

No, Kim Jong Un’s “Vegetative State” Won’t Cause a Bitcoin Crash

It’s only April but 2020 has already been a crazy year: Bitcoin crashed 50% in a 36-hour time frame, the outbreak of COVID-19 has started, the price of oil went negative as recession fears have mounted, and, according to reports, North Korea’s leader is in a condition of poor health, which has sparked a response from the Chinese government. The exact state of the North Korean leader isn’t clear, but most reports citing sources within intelligence agencies have confirmed Kim is in critical condition, corroborated by the fact he hasn’t been seen in public for two weeks. One Japanese media said he is in a “vegetative state,” which means he is unable to respond to external stimuli. The vice-director of Hong Kong Satellite Television went as far as to say that per her source, “a very solid source,” Kim Jong Un has passed. HKSTV’s Qing Feng discussing rumors of Kim Jong Un’s passing The global ramifications of Kim Jong Un’s inability to lead North Korea aren’t clear, but some have begun to speculate as to the effect this development will have on Bitcoin and the broader crypto market. North Korea’s Role In Bitcoin The extent of North Korea’s access to technology isn’t clear, but one thing is for certain: the hermit nation is a fan of Bitcoin, crypto assets, and blockchain technology. The country made this much clear when it held a series of blockchain events, which resulted in the arrest and indicting of Virgil Griffith, a prominent member of the Ethereum community that infamously traveled to one of these conferences to host a talk. North Korea’s involvement in crypto, however, goes much further than that. According to a “panel of experts” that spoke to the U.N. Security Council in early-2019, Pyongyang has managed to amass “around $670 million in foreign and virtual currency” through hacks, Nikkei Asian Review reported. The $670 million was later revised to $2 billion, CNN wrote late last year. This has been corroborated by cybersecurity firms that have found that some of the crypto industry’s biggest hacks in 2018 and 2019 were by North Korean hacker groups, especially one named “Lazarus.” No, a Sell-Off Isn’t Imminent Seeing North Korea’s purported influence in the Bitcoin industry, many were quick to speculate as to what Kim Jong Un’s passing could mean for crypto. The first to speculate was Russian Market, a financial news blog and news aggregator, suggested that Kim Jong Un’s passing or his poor health could “trigger [a] big selloff in Bitcoin].” But, many in the crypto industry made it clear that this is just baseless speculation that doesn’t make any sense. Economist Alex Krüger, someone who closely tracks the crypto space, made this clear when he wrote that since North Korea possesses lots of uranium and fish, there will be large selloffs in those markets too. It was a sarcastic message aimed at debunking the sentiment behind Russian Market’s comment on Bitcoin. Indeed, should Kim Jong Un actually pass (or fail to function as a leader), his position will purportedly fall to his sister, Kim Yo Jong. This Kim, reports indicate, is responsible for much of her brother’s image and policy. As such, her succession to the seat of Supreme Leader may suggest that North Korea’s stance on crypto will stay the same. Photo by Andrew Neel on Unsplash from CryptoCracken SMFeed https://ift.tt/2zw6rGC via IFTTT

#IFTTT #CryptoCracken SMFeed

[theresa-mielich]

Hej Stadt!

OPERNHAUS Dortmund, 28.06.2019

Erste Werkschau der neugegründeten Bürgeroper We DO Opera!

Besetzung

Mit: Bürgerinnen und Bürgern der Stadt Dortmund und Umgebung

Chor: Maria Ahmadnia, Kerstin Blasi, Ute Boltermann, Anton Borghoff, Dagmar Breuer, Claudia Camphausen, Uschi Decker, Renate Felmet, Monika Fischer, Carina Graf, Angela Griller, Kim Haase, Anett Haneberg, Kathrin Haneberg, Henri Hoffmann, Jutta Hünninghausen, Anita Keren-Leininger, Silvia Klare, Anett Kleinrahm, Sigrid Kreische, Johannes Koepchen, Christiane Köhling, Hilke Krüger, Inge Kurth, Bettina Langenau, Annette Münch, Irene Paschen, Elisabeth Pavel-Wohlert, Ramona Pöpping, Sigrid Pottkämper, Elke Recks, Gertraude Richard, Petra Roth, Annedore Scheding, Anna Schmalenbach, Bernd Schmidt, Christoph Schubert, Anneliese Sprenger-Komac, Ludgera Stadtbäumer Ulrike Weberbartold, Anne Werthmann, Hans Zakel

Solistinnen: Carina Born, Shanice Breiding, Annette Linke, Annegret Lütteken, Iris Pallmann, Magdalena Plätz, Sandra Sierla, Yvonne Wernicke

Violine: Vicky Meißner, Inge Zeller, Alice Reska

Blockflöte: Bettina Bartsch

Piano: Lothar Boenert

Akkordeon: Beate Telgheder

Querflöte: Margit Neese, Hilla Womela, Susanne Bruns

Steeldrum: Renate Hufen

Saxophon: Martina Konstantinopoulos

Ukulele: Angelika Joorde-Zakel

Klarinette: Doris Hanten

Percussion: Tony Liotta

Schauspiel: Petra Bien, Nesrin Hatun, Gabriela Hellmich, Sabine Lohmann, Sigrid Nigge, Heike Schwensow, Ayse Dökmeci, Brandon Kleinrahm, Rita Schenkmann-Raguse, Heike Vollgraf, Friederike Höher, Eva-M Cattaneo, Dewi Gelis, Dewi Skiba, Fatma Arslan, Jutta Deschner

Künstlerische Projektleitung, Regie: Günfer Çölgeçen

Komposition und musikalische Leitung: Enver Yalçın Özdiker

Bühne und Kostüm: Theresa Mielich, Kathlina Anna Reinhardt

Video: Franziska Doll

Chorleitung: Ulrike Schubert

Leitung Gesangssolistinnen:Ileana Mateescu

Organisatorische Leitung: Fabian Schäfer

Organisatorische Mitarbeit:Matthias Keller

[cryptoveins]

No, Kim Jong Un’s “Vegetative State” Won’t Cause a Bitcoin Crash

It’s only April but 2020 has already been a crazy year: Bitcoin crashed 50% in a 36-hour time frame, the outbreak of COVID-19 has started, the price of oil went negative as recession fears have mounted, and, according to reports, North Korea’s leader is in a condition of poor health, which has sparked a response from the Chinese government. The exact state of the North Korean leader isn’t clear, but most reports citing sources within intelligence agencies have confirmed Kim is in critical condition, corroborated by the fact he hasn’t been seen in public for two weeks. One Japanese media said he is in a “vegetative state,” which means he is unable to respond to external stimuli. The vice-director of Hong Kong Satellite Television went as far as to say that per her source, “a very solid source,” Kim Jong Un has passed. HKSTV’s Qing Feng discussing rumors of Kim Jong Un’s passing The global ramifications of Kim Jong Un’s inability to lead North Korea aren’t clear, but some have begun to speculate as to the effect this development will have on Bitcoin and the broader crypto market. North Korea’s Role In Bitcoin The extent of North Korea’s access to technology isn’t clear, but one thing is for certain: the hermit nation is a fan of Bitcoin, crypto assets, and blockchain technology. The country made this much clear when it held a series of blockchain events, which resulted in the arrest and indicting of Virgil Griffith, a prominent member of the Ethereum community that infamously traveled to one of these conferences to host a talk. North Korea’s involvement in crypto, however, goes much further than that. According to a “panel of experts” that spoke to the U.N. Security Council in early-2019, Pyongyang has managed to amass “around $670 million in foreign and virtual currency” through hacks, Nikkei Asian Review reported. The $670 million was later revised to $2 billion, CNN wrote late last year. This has been corroborated by cybersecurity firms that have found that some of the crypto industry’s biggest hacks in 2018 and 2019 were by North Korean hacker groups, especially one named “Lazarus.” No, a Sell-Off Isn’t Imminent Seeing North Korea’s purported influence in the Bitcoin industry, many were quick to speculate as to what Kim Jong Un’s passing could mean for crypto. The first to speculate was Russian Market, a financial news blog and news aggregator, suggested that Kim Jong Un’s passing or his poor health could “trigger [a] big selloff in Bitcoin].” But, many in the crypto industry made it clear that this is just baseless speculation that doesn’t make any sense. Economist Alex Krüger, someone who closely tracks the crypto space, made this clear when he wrote that since North Korea possesses lots of uranium and fish, there will be large selloffs in those markets too. It was a sarcastic message aimed at debunking the sentiment behind Russian Market’s comment on Bitcoin. Indeed, should Kim Jong Un actually pass (or fail to function as a leader), his position will purportedly fall to his sister, Kim Yo Jong. This Kim, reports indicate, is responsible for much of her brother’s image and policy. As such, her succession to the seat of Supreme Leader may suggest that North Korea’s stance on crypto will stay the same. Photo by Andrew Neel on Unsplash No, Kim Jong Un’s “Vegetative State” Won’t Cause a Bitcoin Crash was last modified: April 26th, 2020 by Nick Chong

https://cryptoveins.com/no-kim-jong-uns-vegetative-state-wont-cause-a-bitcoin-crash/

#Analysis #Article