There are a few, not so many really good ones - but this depends on your taste. Maybe you can post a few that you liked so it is easier to recommend something good for you...

475. I wonder when Amazon will start to accept BTC? This will change the game a bit...

When those who use their PC/laptop only for email/Skype/browsing will have a simple way of using it (and trust it also) - then BTC will go over $10000.

To see some concrete arguments for that will be interesting...

But who has the time, is able to do it?

A safety net is OK. Just don't make it to comfortable to fall in it or you may choose it to often.

If I would pretend that I'm taking this seriously, I would say it's not about practicality. It's about the general vision. If somebody would seriously think that this can be put in practice should consider that this kind of move will result in the loss of many honest, well intended bitcoiners.

This is much harder than I thought at first site. Whatever I eliminate the result could be unexpected, so people will not appreciate the opposite of what I just get rid off. I have to think about that.

This year, a few days back. Win lottery/at some bet services. Invest the money:

- 30% in BTC for:
       - 1/2 development type charity (training, crowdsource projects)
       - 1/5 small but well paid projects for constructive posters on this site
       - 1/5 usable, friendly "Why/where/with whom/how to ... with BTC" site for absolute beginners.
       - 1/10 savings
-30 % health
-30 % family
-10 % - reserved for "unexpected"

Don't put all your eggs in one place. If you decide to buy something else that BTC, you can always buy first the BTCs and after that use them to buy whatever you decide. By doing this at least you'll contribute to the BTC acceptance.

I think it would be useful if somebody posts a link to an updated map of ATMs. Ideally also with the ones that are to be installed (at least a list of cities) in the near future.

I wonder how much you can do if you work a full day - let's say 12-15 hours? Anybody tried it?

Yes, enjoy the price if you are a buyer, and hate the price only if selling is a real emergency. Panic will only prologue the situation for a few weeks but anyway this low rate will not last. It depends mostly on how many people are out there waiting for "a good price to buy" (because they are a lot of them now) and what is that price.

Because today most of the people know just about currency like in the old days Internet was equal with email to many people (for some even today). It's not their "fault".

If you want to help you can go to DigitalGlobe to their Crowdsourcing Campaign.

How hard could it be to be to hungry like a wolf in the cold outside?

Congrats. Well done, clean, fast.

I have just a few very small observations like $USD United States dollar is usually written USD or US$. So it's not very important I guess, but if you want more feedback like this, just let me know.

Good luck!

Digiglobe (actually the map tiles are on tomnod.com) is working very well now (I saw today on TV that they increased their servers capabilities). I just went trough more than 1000 map tiles and I think in this pace with a few hundred thousand volunteers it is almost impossible not to find some trace soon.

And yes there are a lot of clouds, but I understand they update their pictures frequently.

Welcome!
I think you probably are aware of free (and legal in many countries) book sites. My favourites are Manybooks and Guttenberg.
They have different formats and Gutenberg has some audiobooks too.

For getting customers could be an idea to post links to some of your works...
Good luck!

just my 2 cents...