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Monty 1d

If you're 65 or older, the day you crossed that line, you became legally exempt from a whole stack of bills and taxes most people keep paying for years — because the agencies collecting them will never call to tell you to stop. Being legally exempt and actually not paying are two completely different things, and the only bridge between them is knowing which form to file. In this video I walk through 5 bills and taxes seniors 65 and older can legally stop paying, lower, or freeze — including a brand-new senior tax deduction almost nobody is claiming yet, a property tax freeze that can save homeowners thousands, and a Medicare program that pays your premium for you. Most people qualify for at least one of these and don't even know it. For each item, I break down exactly who it helps the most and the one phone call or form that actually claims it — no lawyer, no fees, no complicated paperwork. https://youtu.be/1EIIaTxTZJ4

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Monty 2d

Hey @SenAdamSchiff and @SenAlexPadilla — I'm one of thousands of constituents in California who want clear rules of the road for Bitcoin . Vote YES on CLARITY. @standwithcrypto #StandWithClarity Watch my message: https://www.claritynow.vote/watch/a906e7a50c5d15f4dc92db7d

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Monty 6d

“Do We Hire More People? Do We Hire Less People?” Paul Osterman, a professor emeritus at MIT, and the author of “Disposable Workers,” a new book on the transformation of employment. “WE HAVE NO IDEA. NO ONE HAS ANY IDEA!!!” Osterman said many companies treated employees as dispensable, cutting them when convenient, or downgrading them into contractor or part-time roles. He expects that trend to continue in this moment of flux. “AI ("and the lack of leadership coming out of Washington D.C., Monty) introduces so much uncertainty with employers, not sure knowing what they need or don’t need,” he said, adding that the drumbeat of AI’s power to displace humans and save shareholders money won’t stop. “Who’s going to be the victim of all that noise?” Disposable Workers: The Transformation of Employment by Paul Osterman (Author) A revealing look at the decline in formal employment in favor of hiring contractors, freelancers, temps, and marginal workers, who are excluded from traditional benefits and career ladders. Companies cannot exist without workers, but they are increasingly reluctant to have employees. Instead of providing the benefits and protections that have traditionally come with employee status, businesses are turning to tactics that let them treat people as interchangeable parts, to be used and discarded as needed. Drawing on an original survey of over 6,000 workers, Disposable Workers reveals the striking extent of this transformation across the occupational hierarchy, affecting everyone from janitors to nurses. Paul Osterman identifies three distinct categories of disposable workers: contractors, freelancers, and marginal employees. The marginal category, unique to Osterman’s analysis, describes workers who are employees from a narrow legal standpoint but are held at arm’s length by their firm―left without job security, skill training, or opportunities for promotion. Many low-wage service workers toil in marginal jobs, but so do white-collar professionals such as adjunct university faculty and staff attorneys at law firms. When the three categories are added up, they account for more than 35 percent of the American workforce. Not all disposable workers object to their arrangements. But most contractors and marginal employees would prefer standard employment, and there is a significant cost to their current status. In response, Disposable Workers offers a range of policy recommendations, including mechanisms to prevent over-reliance on contracting and freelancing as well as reforms to improve job quality for part-timers and marginal employees. As the deconstruction of employment affects more and more workers, the importance of such measures will only grow. https://www.amazon.com/Disposable-Workers-Transformation-Paul-Osterman/dp/0674300246?content_source=fb&fb_content_id=Q9-wBQF9GHsnHfNPXgGJVizMznHGJrzcMHTd4eMMtQd6Br6NMVzcEXoC-wwCKfvgSdA&channel_type=fb

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Monty 7d

Lactate, BDNF And Their Relationship To Enhanced Brain Function! Often feared and misrepresented as a metabolic waste product that is the source of muscle burn during intense exercise—neither of which are true—lactate is actually a critical regulator of many brain-supporting pathways. More intense exercise leads to more lactate production—often called anaerobic exercise due to a reliance on high-speed energy production that occurs without oxygen (aero, meaning)—where the build-up of lactate is helping to offset acid accumulation that causes the “burn. Lactate supports multiple aspects of brain and physical function, and is even being researched as a therapy for many types of brain injury because of the way it activates pathways that support the growth and recovery of neurons. In particular, lactate drives the production of BDNF (Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor) —the critical growth factor that supports neuronal function during exercise (more intensity leads to more BDNF). So at least part of the reason intensity matters for some of the benefits of movement is that more intense exercise results in the accumulation of lactate, which directly activates BDNF production. BDNF that is produced in the body during exercise doesn’t necessarily get into the brain, because it isn’t easily transported across the blood-brain barrier (BBB), the tight network of cells and junctions that regulates what can get into the brain from the blood. This is where lactate comes to the rescue. The brain is a big fan of lactate and has transporters that ensure that the more lactate we produce, the more lactate gets into the brain. Once lactate is in the brain, it increases local BDNF production that directly supports brain function. Remember that BDNF (as well as many of the other exerkines) is almost like a cognitive tonic —supporting neuroplasticity and the strength of new connections—which helps to build headroom (Bigger And Better Brains). Excerpt From: The Stimulated Mind, By Tommy Wood, BM BCh, PhD, Neuroscientist, Performance Coach, And Elite-Level Athlete: https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Stimulated-Mind-Audiobook/B0FGK1HPW8?source_code=ASSGB149080119000H&share_location=pdp

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Monty 7d

* Cook Like An Ancient Mesopotamian With The World’s Oldest Recipes: https://dpl-surveillance-equipment.com/miscellaneous/chefs-and-food-trends/cook-like-an-ancient-mesopotamian-with-the-world-s-oldest-recipes/

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Monty 9d

The Home Chefs Trying To Out-Cook Restaurants Motivated amateurs are going far beyond the basics, with centrifuges, dehydrators and meat aging chambers. Two weeks before guests arrive for one of his omakase-style dinner parties, Travis Iwanaga will place a slab of bluefin tuna belly in a dry-aging fridge in his New York apartment. Over the next 14 days, Iwanaga will monitor the fish with the watchful eye of a sushi chef. Aging the tuna is just the beginning of his prep. Before his seven guests sit down, he may also have clarified some cocktails, spun sorbets light as air with a Pacojet and assembled kakigori, the eye-catching snow-cone-like dessert, with help from an electric Japanese ice machine. Related: * 10 Foods That Were Invented by Accident! Food Facts by Blossom * Is 3D Printed Food The Future? * How To Naturally Increase Your White Blood Cell Count * The Chemistry of Food & Taste | Dr. Harold McGee * 10 Cooking Hacks vs Traditional Methods! Blossom * 33 Kitchen Hacks That Are Borderline Genius * Dream Play Kitchen—For Your Toddler(s) * Mushrooms As Medicine? Supplement Makers Promise Major Health Benefits Over the past six years, the 39-year-old hardware engineer has built a kitchen that would make many professional chefs jealous. Among his appliances: a centrifuge, a superfreezer for storing imported seafood that can drop to -63F, plus that dry-aging fridge to precisely mature meat and fish. Remainder Of The Article: Ultimate Resource For Cooks, Chefs And The Latest Food Trends: https://dpl-surveillance-equipment.com/miscellaneous/chefs-and-food-trends/ultimate-resource-for-cooks-chefs-and-the-latest-food-trends/

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Monty 12d

President Donald Trump has agreed to an ethics provision in the Clarity Act, which aims to address concerns about conflicts of interest related to his cryptocurrency investments. This agreement is seen as a significant step toward passing the legislation in the Senate. Trump's Agreement On The Clarity Act President Donald Trump has agreed to include an ethics provision in the Clarity Act, which is designed to address potential conflicts of interest stemming from his cryptocurrency investments. This agreement is crucial for moving the legislation forward in the Senate. Key Details of The Agreement * Ethics Provision: The provision aims to restrict senior government officials, including Trump, from having personal business ties to the cryptocurrency industry. * Legislative Progress: This agreement is viewed as a major step toward passing the Clarity Act, which seeks to establish a comprehensive federal framework for digital assets. * Political Context: The White House is urging Senate Democrats to accept this ethics deal, emphasizing that it addresses their concerns regarding Trump's involvement in the crypto market. The inclusion of this ethics provision is expected to help garner the necessary support for the Clarity Act to pass through the Senate, addressing long-standing concerns about conflicts of interest.

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Monty 13d

E*TRADE From Morgan Stanley ($7.35 Trillion) Completes Rollout Of Spot Bitcoin Trading😎👍🏿🤩✅ Morgan Stanley Wealth Management continues to invest in the E*TRADE platform with expanded offerings for investors at every stage, including long-term planning, active trading and more. New York — E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley today announced the rollout of spot Bitcoin trading in digital assets, giving eligible clients the ability to buy, sell, and hold Bitcoin directly on E*TRADE’s award-winning platform1 in partnership with zerohash, a leading digital asset infrastructure provider. The launch comes on the heels of several platform enhancements for investors at every stage of their financial journey, from those just starting out, to active traders, to those saving for the long-term. What’s New On E*TRADE Spot Bitcoin ETF trading rollout. Eligible clients can now buy, sell, and hold Bitcoin in a linked zerohash account at a competitive price of 50 bps and the ability to view their digital assets alongside their traditional investments. Transfer functionality is expected to launch later this year. This kind of change mostly affects Bitcoin indirectly by potentially increasing access and demand sources—but it won’t change Bitcoin’s supply. Likely Impacts On Bitcoin More retail demand (incremental bids): If more investors can buy BTC inside a familiar brokerage interface (instead of a separate exchange account), that can add some incremental buying pressure—usually gradual, not an immediate “price jump” driver. Tighter spreads / more competition in the retail channel: If the pricing/UX makes BTC exposure cheaper or easier for more people, volumes can shift toward the brokerage channel. That can support liquidity, though price impact depends on net flows (buyers vs sellers). Normalization / “on-ramp” effect: Big Wall Street platforms adding spot crypto trading can broaden participation (and sentiment), which can matter at the margin—especially during rallies. Fee-driven trading volume isn’t the same as long-term demand: A flat per-trade fee (like the 50 bps figure reported for the rollout) can increase activity, but a lot of trading is switching/rotation rather than net new accumulation. What It Does Not Do No Supply Change: Bitcoin’s issuance is set by protocol rules; adding broker access doesn’t alter that. No Automatic Guarantee Of Sustained Inflows: Whether price rises depends on whether the brokerage channel brings net new capital and whether those customers hold rather than trade out quickly. What To Watch To Gauge Real Impact Net “spot” inflows into Bitcoin (exchange/ETP flow data), not just news headlines. US retail spot volumes around the rollout timeframe. Holding/withdrawal behavior (are users accumulating or churning?).

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Monty 13d

Trump Provides Unabashed And Immediate Insider Access To Presidential Statements For A Fee Wall Street Braces To Pay Up For Trump’s Market-Moving Posts. Promotional emails began circulating across Wall Street trading desks weeks ago, teasing a new product from President Donald Trump’s social media company. Related: Ultimate Resource On Insider Trading Track US Politicians Stock Trades Fed Up Says Federal Leaders Robert Kaplan And Eric Rosengren Should Be Fired Over Insider Stock Trades Insiders Profited From Advanced Knowledge of Donald Trump (Tariff, Covid19, Etc.) Announcements U.S. Corporate Insiders Selling Shares At Fastest Pace Since 2008 The note promised “sub-second post data 24/7, including weekends and after-hours,” according to a copy of the message seen by Bloomberg News. It included an exhortation to act fast. “A number of your peers are moving forward with this product,” the email said. And if the stakes weren’t clear enough, the solicitation closed with a quote it attributed to a portfolio manager at JPMorgan Chase & Co.: “We’re one Truth Social post away from being up or down 5% every day.” Remainder Of The Article: https://dpl-surveillance-equipment.com/economics-and-finance/trump-provides-unabashed-and-immediate-insider-access-to-presidential-statements-for-a-fee/

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Monty 14d

The Fastest-Growing Risk To Air, Boat And Train Travel Is Probably In Your Pocket Phones, power banks and vapes are spontaneously catching fire on planes, boats, trains, etc. injuring passengers and disrupting flights. Minutes after Alaska Airlines Flight 2117 had lifted from the runway, a phone and power bank sitting in a passenger’s lap burst into flames. The fire scorched the passenger’s arms and legs before she tossed the devices into the aisle, where flight attendants scrambled to get them into a fireproof bag to quell the blaze. Pilots declared an emergency, dropped oxygen masks in the cabin, and turned back to Wichita, Kan. The incident from earlier this year is just one example of what airlines and regulators say is the fastest-growing safety threat to air travel—phones, power banks and vapes spontaneously catching fire mid-flight. What You Can Do To Prevent Boats, Planes And Trains Including Your Home From Being Impacted From Lithium Battery Fires..... Remainder Of The Article: https://dpl-surveillance-equipment.com/miscellaneous/the-fastest-growing-risk-to-air-boat-and-train-travel-is-probably-in-your-pocket/

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