if you haven’t already, look up rai stone currency on the island of Yap.

Sweeping the streets can often be a city government job in the United States which generally come with decent benefits like partially subsidized health care premiums, paid time off programs, retirement plans with company match money and even pension programs which is far less common nowadays in the private sector but quite valuable. A job preference for a typical American be it clerical, blue collar or something else would depend on that individual's real life context.

This is interesting. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/31/technology/bitfinex-bitcoin-price.html

How about an Audi RS7?

Have you ever checked out a Porshe Panamera Turbo?

3 different exchanges and I had to give my brother money to be able to use his Bitcoin on 2 of them to buy those other alts. I didn't literally get the exact top 10 list of high performers but I did get at least 10 different coins and several from the list including litecoin and ethereum.

Lay out your case.

If you're referring to your strange question about ripple instead of xrp, I thought you were confused but I let it go. I did not end up with any ripple and nor did I say I did.

Do you not believe me? I'm not sure what your trying to communicate with your last two posts.

Not into it, huh?

No reason really. I ended up with about 10 different crypto products and mostly just bought very small amounts of the ones with the largest gain % in 2017. I'm not expecting much but it's fun. I feel like 2018 is gonna be big for all this. Have you purchased any?

Just bought $100 worth. I might get some ripple too.

Starting from day one do not let your baby "cry it out". Recognize that typical babies generally only cry because a certain need is not being met. Almost always those needs are hunger, physical discomfort (pain, soiled diaper, etc.) or tiredness/need for sleep. A baby whose needs are met quickly and consistently develop confidence in their care and environment which in turn promotes independence and being well adapted as they grow into toddler years and beyond. Do not ignore your babies cries, instead, meet their needs.

Also, make a practice from an early age of telling your children what the correct action or language is to be used in a given circumstance, rather than only telling them their current behavior or language is incorrect. For example. If your 3 year old says, "give me that water right now!" Don't just say, that's bad. Tell them, "may I please have that water." In other words, give them the action or language that is appropriate for that instance. Reward behavior you want to see.