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lux-et-tenebrus · 1 year
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After the first Nekoma-Karasuno practice match, where Shoyo tells Kenma he'll make him want to win, I can totally see Tetsurou going "oooh friend, oooh Kenma friend, oooh volleyball friend" and Kenma's just like "shut up, Kuroo"... The mental image gives me the giggles.
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hannah-the-small · 11 days
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From WPE's extra's, made a little animatic for funzies
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runnowrelay · 4 years
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What is Cryptocurrency? – BeesSocialTV
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In this video segment, we’re going to attempt to address the most significant inquiries that have been positioned to us when it come to the Seedz from Bees.Social.
It’s Yieldable: How Do I Get Seedz? Seeds can just be yielded from the network supply as well as put in your Ethereum-based cryptocurrency wallet after you stake tokens in an Opes.Finance liquidity pool.
Presently, the tokens being accepted for staking are BPT and UNI-V2 tokens from the Balancer (link) as well as Uniswap (web link) liquidity pools from Opes.Finance, specifically.
Below are the actions (at a high level) to obtain Seedz by means of Balancer Obtain one (or more) covered PE (wPE) tokens on Uniswap’s exchange
Add your wPE single-asset liquidity into the Balancer pool connected over
Stake the liquidity pool token from Balancer (BPT) right into the Opes.Finance Balancer smart contract. When that is full, the contract will start yielding Seedz from the network supply for your account. You must withdraw them when you need to utilize them
Here are the steps (at a high level) to obtain Seedz via Uniswap
Acquire one (or more) wrapped PE (wPE) tokens on Uniswap’s exchange
Have an equal quantity of Ethereum available and supply that a 50– 50 (50% Ethereum, 50% wPE) mix right into a liquidity pool on Uniswap
Stake the liquidity pool token from Uniswap (UNI-V2) right into the Opes.Finance Uniswap smart contract.
Once that is complete, the contract will certainly begin generating Seedz from the network supply for your account. You ought to withdraw them when you require to utilize them.
Opes.Finance holds a detailed interactive zoom call on how to obtain you started. Go here to get registered for that zoom call.
Is There an Unlimited Amount of Seedz? No. Actually, the means that Seedz are generated is a result of the collective activity of individuals using the Opes.ID application. Whenever an individual executes an activity– that can range from sustaining a companion, clicking a verification, or tapping “following” in a lesson– their task level generates more seeds for the week. When thousands and thousands of individuals are active in the Opes.ID application, the weekly Seedz will be alloted to you enhances.
Think regarding it like this. Allow’s claim it was a slow week if the overall (worldwide) task degree of everyone utilizing the OpesID application generated 100,000 Seedz– if you had staked your BPT or UNI-V2 tokens in an Opes.Finance pool– you would make your pro-rata share of that pie. Nevertheless, if worldwide activity produced 1,000,000 Seedz your exact same balance (BPT or UNI-V2) would gain 10x Seedz.
That is why it is important to share the OpesID application with as lots of people as possible. Not just will they be able to earn OS– which will certainly be utilized in various other components of our project– their task will certainly fund the “Seedz Bank” which will eventually offer your benefits.
What Can I Do With Seedz? When a promising cryptocurrency project provides itself to you by means of Bees.Social, you will certainly have the choice of staking several of your Seedz because project.
Once you stake, a smart contract will start producing tokens from that project to your account. If that project goes well (or also semi-well), you will certainly have the ability to trade those tokens for a token you may discover a lot more beneficial on Uniswap, providing you with capital that you can either withdraw or reinvest.
A Seedz occasion is your possibility to come to be a VC to the tasks you like. Read extra concerning how you would certainly stake Seedz right here.
How much are my Seedz Worth? Your Seedz are calibrated relative to the project to which you determine you desire to offer your Seedz. It sounds like round reasoning but it’s not– because the worth is market-driven and also vibrant. Lets drill into this further
When you see a project offered to you as well as make a decision that this project could really go somewhere so you will certainly designate and also stake (for instance just) 400 seedz in that project. Please see this item on exactly how jobs exist to Bees.Social members in the Whale Tank.
The project, based upon its inner calculation (remember it’s an independent company) will certainly choose the number of tokens its smart contract will generate every week to the individuals who have actually staked Seedz.
Based upon your investment– in combination with the investment that have made in this project– the contract will release you your pro-rata share of those project tokens.
Independently, the market cost of the jobs’ tokens will be established on Uniswap (or the exchanges on which it trades). You will certainly always have the chance to trade your Seedz for other tokens on the Ethereum blockchain at the marketplace rate (e.g. Ethereum, Tether, or covered PE).
That will be the only means you will be able to figure out the “worth” of your Seedz.
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caseinpoints · 7 years
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January 2018 issue: Renewable Energy Guidebook
Welcome To The 2018 Renewable Energy Guidebook
IF YOU’RE FAMILIAR WITH THIS PUBLICATION, you’ll notice we’ve changed our name from “handbook” to “guidebook.” In an effort to produce the best content possible, we took a moment to step back and consider what information in this “extra” edition would be the most beneficial to our readers.
While in the past we’ve let an outline of narrow categories dictate our content, by combining topics into broader sections, we now have the flexibility to cover the most relevant information that sometimes overarches wind, solar and energy storage topics. We’ve traditionally focused on basic educational content, but this structure allows us to feature topics most relevant to today’s industries. We didn’t feel that this publication was an intro-level handbook but instead an industry guidebook for the year—hence, the new name.
At the beginning of the wind and solar sections, our editors give you a general overview of the state of each industry. Michelle Froese discusses how as tax credits are ramping down, wind development is ramping up with 29,634 MW of wind projects under construction and in advanced development. AWEA reports that wind is on track to deliver 10% of America’s electricity by 2020. New construction will require lots of labor, and wind technician jobs are projected to be one of the fastestgrowing jobs in the United States.
The solar industry is also seeing a huge demand for solar installers. In her editorial, Kelsey Misbrener talks about her impressions of solar during her first year covering the industry. She saw how the industry “bobbed and weaved with the punches,” including the uncertain results of a trade case and tax bill. But she also saw solar break records in 2017, and the industry continues to push forward.
We also have an exciting new industry to cover in our guidebook: storage. The Energy Storage Association reports that energy storage systems currently make up approximately 2% of U.S. generation capacity—more than the solar industry. Furthermore, U.S. energy storage deployments were up 46% annually in Q3 of 2017. Storage is growing rapidly with development of more renewable energy. It seemed the right time to include a section dedicated to storage in our guidebook and launch a new publication: Energy Storage Networks (ESN) at energystoragenetworks.com. Michelle Froese and I will develop storage content and attend storage conferences in 2018. If you’re in the storage market, please connect with us and help us learn. It’s very exciting to delve into a new industry! Don’t forget we have solar inverter, panel and racking, and wind project and turbine databases online. We’ve also launched a new battery tool on ESN.
We hope you find this new guidebook useful. We look forward to working with you in 2018! SPW WPE&D ESN
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runnowrelay · 4 years
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What is Crypto? – BeesSocialTV
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In this piece, we’re going to try to respond to the largest questions that have been postured to us with concerns to the Seedz from Bees.Social.
It’s Yieldable: How Do I Get Seedz? Seeds can just be yielded from the network supply and also placed in your Ethereum-based cryptocurrency wallet after you stake tokens in an Opes.Finance liquidity pool.
Presently, the tokens being accepted for staking are BPT and UNI-V2 tokens from the Balancer (link) as well as Uniswap (web link) liquidity pools from Opes.Finance, specifically.
Below are the steps (at a high level) to get Seedz using Balancer Get one (or even more) covered PE (wPE) tokens on Uniswap’s exchange
Include your wPE single-asset liquidity right into the Balancer pool connected above
Stake the liquidity pool token from Balancer (BPT) into the Opes.Finance Balancer smart contract. When that is full, the contract will certainly start generating Seedz from the network supply for your account. You need to withdraw them when you need to use them
Here are the actions (at a high degree) to get Seedz by means of Uniswap
Acquire one (or more) covered PE (wPE) tokens on Uniswap’s exchange
Have an equivalent amount of Ethereum readily available as well as supply that a 50– 50 (50% Ethereum, 50% wPE) mix right into a liquidity pool on Uniswap
Stake the liquidity pool token from Uniswap (UNI-V2) into the Opes.Finance Uniswap smart contract.
As soon as that is full, the contract will begin generating Seedz from the network supply for your account. You should withdraw them when you require to use them.
Opes.Finance holds a comprehensive interactive zoom call on just how to obtain you began. Click below to obtain authorized up for that zoom call.
Is There an Unlimited Amount of Seedz? No. Really, the manner in which Seedz are created is an outcome of the advancing activity of people making use of the Opes.ID application. Every time a specific carries out an activity– that can range from supporting a companion, clicking a verification, or tapping “next” in a lesson– their task degree generates more seeds for the week. When thousands as well as hundreds of individuals are energetic in the Opes.ID application, the regular Seedz will certainly be allocated to you raises.
Think of it similar to this. Allow’s claim it was a slow week if the general (global) task level of every person utilizing the OpesID application generated 100,000 Seedz– if you had actually staked your BPT or UNI-V2 tokens in an Opes.Finance pool– you would certainly make your pro-rata share of that pie. However, if global activity created 1,000,000 Seedz your very same equilibrium (BPT or UNI-V2) would gain 10x Seedz.
That is why it is important to share the OpesID application with as lots of people as feasible. Not only will they be able to earn OS– which will certainly be made use of in other components of our project– their activity will certainly fund the “Seedz Bank” which will eventually offer your ideal rate of interests.
What Can I Do With Seedz? When an encouraging cryptocurrency project occurs to you through Bees.Social, you will have the option of staking some of your Seedz because project.
Once you stake, a smart contract will certainly begin generating tokens from that project to your account. If that project works out (or also semi-well), you will be able to exchange those tokens for a token you could discover even more important on Uniswap, supplying you with capital that you can either withdraw or reinvest.
A Seedz occasion is your possibility to end up being a VC to the tasks you enjoy. Check out extra about how you would stake Seedz right here.
Just how much are my Seedz Worth? Your Seedz are adjusted family member to the project to which you choose you want to provide your Seedz. It appears like circular logic but it’s not– due to the fact that the worth is market-driven as well as vibrant. Lets drill into this better
When you see a project offered to you and also determine that this project might truly go someplace so you will allot and stake (for instance just) 400 seedz because project. Please see this piece on how jobs exist to Bees.Social members in the Whale Tank.
The project, based upon its inner estimation (remember it’s an independent company) will certainly determine the amount of tokens its smart contract will yield every week to individuals that have staked Seedz.
Based upon your financial investment– in combination with the financial investment that others have made in this project– the contract will certainly provide you your pro-rata share of those project tokens.
Individually, the marketplace price of the projects’ tokens will certainly be established on Uniswap (or the exchanges on which it trades). You will always have the opportunity to trade your Seedz for various other tokens on the Ethereum blockchain at the market price (e.g. Ethereum, Tether, or covered PE).
That will certainly be the only way you will certainly have the ability to establish the “worth” of your Seedz.
Register here if you intend to be on one of the Bees.Social interactive zoom calls here http://CryptoLessons.live
https://youtu.be/puv2Qv4CthM
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millennialpharmd · 8 years
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WPE 2017
Palm Springs was SO MUCH FUN! 
We drove over Friday morning and we got there early because we skipped getting breakfast since my friend thought she wouldn’t make it in time to present her poster. We asked our airbnb host if we can get the place early (since check in is technically at 3pm). We were able to get into our condo at 11am! It was such a nice, cute little place. Then we headed over to the conference. I was only in the Exhibit Hall on Friday. I basically walked around, played with puppies, ate, and got a whole TON of free stuff. :)))) My bf arrived early and I was stressed because I got lost getting out of the hotel and I would miss an event since I thought he would come later. I felt bad that I sorta took it out on him. But we drove back to the condo and just settled in and relaxed. I tried to napped but I couldn’t. My friends got back at 5ish and we went to downtown to get dinner. We ate with a few other classmates and some P1s. It was Thai food and my food was soo good. But some people didn’t put in their fair share and we were $20 short... My bf tips really well (usually 25%) so I don’t know how we still ended up short. I think it was the P1s... My boyfriend ended up putting in an extra $20.....  We should have split the bill. Anyways, his friends arrived so we went out and literally got more Thai food LMAO. It was mostly so they can eat something but we got some desserts too. Then we went to a tiki bar. My drink was pretty good. :) We got back and had some wine while watching Netflix. The boys were gaming forever lol. I went to bed around 2am because I had trouble sleeping.
I woke up super early the next day because of the alcohol. I got ready and went to the conference to attend my first event. I only had applesauce and some candy so I was soooo hungry during the meeting. My stomach kept growling. The second it was done, I texted my bf to come pick me up to get food. We went back to the condo and picked up the other two and went to check out brunch places. We ended up going to this one place that was super delicious. My omelette was amazing and my drink was so good. I was buzzed so quick lol. I couldn’t finish the omelette and I was going to to-go it but I don’t know where I would put it since I was going to the conference again after. I had my bf eat some of it and the others help me with my peach bellini. I got back to the conference just in time for the quiz bowl and then the film festival after so I had my three events required for reimbursement. My bf and the other two went hiking and grocery shopping for dinner. After my school’s team completely failed the quiz bowl and didn’t win any awards for the film, I headed back to the condo. We all just sat around watching Minions when my bf and them got back. They were making dinner and just finished in time when my other friends went to downtown to hang out. We ate dinner on the patio with some lighted candles. It was nice. We headed to the pool after with wine lmao. We were only there for a little bit and then I went back, rinsed off, changed and got ready so quick for the wholesaler party. I got there and was so overdressed. There was a ton of food but I didn’t get much except for the cotton candy which I ran to LMAO. I also got coleslaw which wasn’t that great but the chili cheese fries were pretty good. The drinks sucked. I only got gin and tonic but it wasn’t that strong. I was there for less than an hour and I was bored lol. I got some photo booth pics and then I grabbed another cotton candy and some fries for my bf. They picked me up and we hit up two places for drinks. I got a mojito because I wanted one. It wasn’t much but it was strong which I like. I didn’t feel too great after and I had to drink some water because I had wine and gin earlier lol. My friend got a Lyft to take us to the other bar and I just got water at that one because I didn’t think I should drink anymore. We got back after that and the rest of the group were already there drinking slurpees while playing a game. I was still pretty buzzed so I went upstairs to lay down. My bf joined me lol. I felt better after a bit but when I went downstairs, everyone was already sleeping or in their rooms. So I just took a shower and then knocked out pretty quick.
I woke up super early again because of the alcohol but I didn’t actually get up for another hour. I eventually got ready and then started cleaning and packing. Bf didn’t get up until 10am. Two of my friends had to go to the conference early to present their posters so they went to downtown after to just hang out and they were waiting on us for brunch. We cleaned up the place and went to meet them there. The brunch place wasn’t amazing but it was still good for a good deal. I had to say bye to my boyfriend :( and bye to Palm Springs and I had to head back to rainy Orange County. We were literally driving towards massive gray clouds lol. I dozed off in the car and then took a nap when I got home. It was such a nice weekend getaway. I wished we booked an extra night so we can spend the entire Sunday doing whatever. 
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