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New Bitcoin and Blockchain Remittance Platform Partnership Comes to India

A partnership just formed between Indian bitcoin exchange Coinsecure and OKLink, a sister company of Chinese bitcoin exchange OKCoin. This means that residents in India can soon send and receive funds in bitcoin. They will also be able to send and receive funds in Indian rupees.

A recently developed blockchain remittance platform will likely bring fees down to around 0.5%., significantly lower than the global average. In 2015, India received nearly $72 billion remittances, the most of any country.

The blockchain platform—OKLink—will make the remittance process easy. Coinsecure will make the service available on its website and on its mobile app.   Both companies hope that India will soon have the lowest fee in the whole industry. All signs point to this new partnership being a successful endeavor.  OKLink has a presence in 60 countries, mostly in Asia, and along with its sister company OKCOIN comprise the world’s largest digital currency exchange.

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HCG Drops: Can They Help You Finally Lose That Weight?

For many people struggling to lose weight, the solution is not as simple as eating less or exercising more. They go from one diet to the next and still gain weight. They try every exercise craze, but they still can’t shed the pounds. It’s easy to want to give up. Feelings of hunger can be hard to control, and food itself is often highly addictive. HCG drops are an increasingly popular solution for those struggling with weight loss.  HCG is a natural hormone the body produces during pregnancy. HCG drops are a supplement that may help facilitate weight loss. In conjunction with a low calorie diet, HCG drops may help reset metabolism, allowing you to lose weight and keep that weight off more easily. One of the advantages of an HCG diet is that it is an easy diet to follow, and it delivers on the promise of rapid weight loss. The drops alone will not be enough to bring about weight loss. The hormone needs to be combined with a low-calorie diet to be successful. Typically, this diet entails limiting calorie intake to 500 hundred a day, although other variants of the diet use a base of 800 calories. For this reason, it is important that you have an adequate understanding of your body’s needs before choosing to use HCG drops. People with certain medical conditions or activity levels might not be able to sustain such a low intake of energy.

A positive side effect of HCG drops is that it can reduce the experience of hunger, which in turn, helps prevent you from overeating.  Possible negative side effects include headaches, abdominal pain, and  nausea. These side effects usually subside once the body gets used to the drops. HCG drops work for weight loss by increasing the person’s metabolic rate, which will allow the body to burn calories faster. A con of the HCG diet is that you cannot exercise while on this diet, as exercise will increase the metabolism even more, forcing you to eat more. This will make the low-calorie diet impossible to sustain. The hCl diet also includes a list of approved foods. It is important to adhere to the guidelines of the diet.  Many of the foods on the approved list are vegetables and lean proteins. This adds to the overall healthiness of the diet. Even though it is low in calories, it is high in nutrients. HCG drops have multiple benefits over HCG injections. They cost less. They are less invasive. They are less painful, and they have fewer side effects. The drops are an especially good choice for people who hate needles.
 
To use the HCG drops, you will need to follow the instructions on the bottle.  The process may entail taking five drops and placing them underneath your tongue for several minutes before swallowing. This facilitates the hormone’s absorption into the bloodstream. But the instruction may differ depending on the manufacturer.  Once inside the bloodstream, HCG triggers the hormone leptin to send messages to the hypothalamus that tells the brain to stop eating. When the hypothalamus is stimulated, it also releases stores of fat into the blood, which can then be burned as calories.

I recommend using HCG drops if you struggle with a slow metabolism, but only after you have done the necessary research to ensure the diet is the right choice for your specific needs.  One important thing to keep in mind is that there are a lot of different brands and varieties of HCG drops, and not all of them are made with the same quality ingredients.  Some use synthetic hormones that are less effective.  Look for drops that have been made in America and in an FDA approved laboratory. Avoid homeopathic HCG in favor of pharmaceutical-grade HCG .  Make sure you are purchasing from a legitimate company. There are many companies out there that sell fraudulent products.  You want HCG in its pure form. Drops that have been diluted with water will not have the desired effect. Reading reviews and customer testimonials will make it easier to eliminate the legitimate manufactures from the fake ones. Also look at the list of ingredients. If the manufacturer does not include a list of ingredients, it is most likely a suspect source.

Making the Most of Pokémon Go Items

Pokémon Go ended its seventy-four day streak at the top-grossing app in Apple’s iOS store.  Although still a wildly popular game, its popularity has declined over time. One reason for its fall from number one could be that the people who have been playing the game from the start have actually spent less money the further they’ve advanced in the game. While other games manage to derive more money from players at higher levels, many of the items for sale as you get further into Pokémon Go seem unnecessary.

Pokéballs are the most important items in the game, but they are easily available at PokéStops for free. It’s not often that you need to spend money on them. Another item you can buy is incense. Early on, incense is useful when your goal is to collect as many Pokémon as you can as fast as you can. But once you pass the initial phase of the game, incense loses its utility. It attracts mostly weak Pokémon and the frequency of drawing rare Pokémon isn’t high enough to warrant the time or the price tag.

Lucky eggs are a bit more useful. They double the experience points the player earns for 30 minutes. Once you start playing, It is easy to figure out that the lucky eggs are best used right before performing an action that rewards extra experience, such as capturing a gym or leveling up a Pokémon. Because of this, you only need a few lucky eggs at a time, and once you have a small collection of them, there is no longer any reason to buy more. Another useful item are incubators.  If you find an egg, you can put it in an incubator and walk a set number of steps to hatch the egg. The longer the distance you have to walk, the more rare the Pokémon will be. For this reason, it is useful to have more than one. You start the game with one permanent incubator. You can buy additional disposable incubators. Incubators are one of the few items that are useful no matter where you are in the game. Since this is something that is already in high demand, Niantic should consider ways to profit on incubators even further, such as allowing the purchase of additional , non-disposable incubators.  Another way they could increase profits would be to add more customization options. This would give die-hard fans the ability to make their Pokémon or their trainer more unique to their personality, which is something fans would readily spend money on.

Legion Expansion Brings Much Needed Energy to World of Warcraft

In recent years, World of Warcraft subscribers have strayed from the game. Those who had put their subscriptions on hold had doubts whether the game had content worth exploring, or if the game was worth playing still at all.
 
The release of the World of Warcraft: Legion expansion put these doubts to rest. The game opens with immersive scene that transports the player into the center of a naval and aerial invasion between the Horde and the Alliance and the Burning Legion.  From there, the player is hooked.
 
The expansion has a lot going for it. The environment has been elevated with vivid graphics and rich sounds.  The storyline is more engaging and offers genuinely interesting missions to explore.  Compared to the previous expansion, Legion is much easier to log into. You don’t have to worry about it crashing either.  Much of the new content works in harmony to create a more enjoyable experience including the Broken Isles continent and the Demon Hunter storyline.  The addition of the demon hunter as a playable character also helps captivate the player.  The demon hunter is a durable character that is also fun to play as. The character can be customized extensively and allows you to annihilate your opponents with eyebeams.  The new Order Halls feature also elevates the overall gameplay.  It allows you build yourself a headquarters that you can customize as you see fit.

The Lions' Ameer Abdullah Suffers Foot Injury, Placed on Injured Reserve

Ameer Abdullah, starting running back for the Detroit Lions, has been placed on injured reserve after injuring his foot in a match against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday.
 
Early X-rays suggested a quick recovery, but after spending Tuesday with orthopedic surgeon Dr. Robert Anderson, the team decided to sideline Abdullah for eight games. Under new guidelines, each NFL team can take one player off injured reserve after eight weeks. The designation does not have to be determined when the player first goes on injured reserve. Instead, the team can make a decision based on Abdullah’s recovery progress.
 
With Abdullah injured, Theo Riddick will serve as the starting running back for the Lions. Roddick is skilled at pass-catching, but he isn’t a player who will turn out yards between the tackles. Abdullah’s absence will also allow for newcomer Dwayne Washington to see more action in the weeks to come. At 6-foot-1 and 223-pound, the running back has been billed as the team’s short yardage and goal line back. The Lions also signed Aaron Dobson, a wide receiver who formerly spent time with the Patriots, to fill their active roster.
 
Meanwhile, Coach Jim Bob Cooter has the unexpected task of compensating his offense to make up for the loss of Abdullah, when just a week earlier the powerful combination of Abdullah and Riddick seemed unbeatable.

Google Chrome To Flag Non-HTTPS Logins When Credit Card Info is Exchanged as 'Not Secure'

Beginning in January 2017, Google Chrome will flag any non-HTTPS site that transmits password and credit card information as not secure.
 
HTTPS, which stands for Hypertext Transport Protocol Secure, combines HTTP with encryption from either Transport Layer Security (TLS) or Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). This ensures the legitimacy of the website and protects communication between client and server.
 
According to Chrome Security Team member, Emily Schechter, “When you load a website over HTTP, someone else on the network can look at or modify the site before it gets to you.” By promoting HTTPS sites, Google believes it can draw attention to the lack of security in HTTP environments, while also providing better security for its clients.
 
In addition, Chrome will label HTTP pages as not secure in their incognito mode, a place where users often feel more secure than they actually are because of the perception of increased privacy. The degree to which this move will actually increase security is unclear. Users are frequently inundated with security notices that often go ignored. It will be interesting to see if and how this will change the behavior and browsing patterns of Chrome users.
 
Google has a reputation for doing intense research before making changes to their privacy and security protocols, so it is safe to assume that Google believes that this change will compel website owners to jump on the HTTPS bandwagon, which may be their ultimate agenda.