Date: Sat, 19 May 2018 01:09:30 +0000 From: The Daily Rocker <info@TheDailyRocker.com> To: freebsd-questions@freebsd.org Subject: FREE ON AMAZON VIDEO THIS WEEK - Why Do Blacks And Latinos Not Get Along? BBB says Wall Street. Message-ID: <4u4fza2gp84z.KYXxkT35yDjHUutNRiSwuA2@tracking.e1.wped.co>
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FREE ON AMAZON VIDEO THIS WEEK - Why Do Blacks And Latinos Not Get Along? BBB says Wall Street. THE DAILY ROCKERWHAT’S ROCKING THIS WEEK FOR FREE ON AMAZON?THE BANG BANG BROKERS (ACTION COMEDY) <http://tracking.e1.wped.co/tracking/click?d=GPjqk9cxyLWM9qXsoawJKPYlpw49Th9mgiFqnFzUJ9er3glDhQVTzWpm69nqciUaSh-3NWvBOyxfrN-vUa-lmS6LG84HyDJNYFe20jifcFbdQn4pwffRO322ANeAk3buNymS2P5EDWy3-XM-lmTCPpMQsX3IlukHW-Z2snwnLH7udcqLn91tJMcqNQw_aYUt2Ta04nJYpi1pg5Gb7lhFYYFRrpxk9oXhNP2lIawCt93AQKUzxx_IbI35yZssXvKP0BlSx9e8upP1ef9T5D5YKGsXwMWf7kS-gtNqCbFTOhHK3q-C7Rd3BlI444cM9buyGalyMphNUnidzH0N_hxweFj1kpFR66m2RLNP_anNwE5v0>; <http://tracking.e1.wped.co/tracking/click?d=GPjqk9cxyLWM9qXsoawJKPYlpw49Th9mgiFqnFzUJ9er3glDhQVTzWpm69nqciUaSh-3NWvBOyxfrN-vUa-lmS6LG84HyDJNYFe20jifcFbdQn4pwffRO322ANeAk3buNymS2P5EDWy3-XM-lmTCPpMQsX3IlukHW-Z2snwnLH7udcqLn91tJMcqNQw_aYUt2Ta04nJYpi1pg5Gb7lhFYYFRrpxk9oXhNP2lIawCt93AQKUzxx_IbI35yZssXvKP0BlSx9e8upP1ef9T5D5YKGsXwMWf7kS-gtNqCbFTOhH3xPYiTHiq-5yZfhOITxxwPyLiPJ51NeMA73yczPF6OHtSs-rdURQCjge-ZeMMVayy0>; THE BANG BANG BROKERS (2018) ACTION COMEDY Two rival gangs, one Black and one Latino, join forces and use street moves to manipulate the stock market. 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In <http://tracking.e1.wped.co/tracking/click?d=nuwCewfk6GTW4W0cZrHbImA7-fvW5nkIYPFzR5aQXM6ct3KfYT4zOVWgaqeOj3nhxAaJeDAgxniO_kNB-ZXuIC4Gn4MLv6xGlgu_euxT3hlStcEYDbcw3oBFeeAS-zyoNLcsDBqsi1mm5XlKZrFy3oHEfZRLivYAz3YGVENAexRVcr0hdS-EE4q9Tnp99BL59w90sGCf5JNN34DkVCIX5nKpjHG-QzhUIMSqDiHE4tpHMnYJJemzNn7b0cOgSI902vPdFHv7MU48Qmclz97jgmc1>; Donihue’s 87 minute epic of bullets, bonds and bravery, The Bang Bang Brokers tells the story of a hedge fund manager (based on a composite of real life traders) who got rich off of predicting the subprime fallout. His guilt and suicidal impulses lead him to a chance meeting with a Latino Gang, headed by small time weed dealer Ramon (Erik Michael Estrada). In hopes that Ramon will kill him in exchange for the favor, Rolley robs a rival Black Gang, earning the pair a ton of cash. The two launch a plan to reinvest the money and recruit not just Ramon’s own friends, but the rival gang as well, into a series of street moves designed to manipulate the Stock Market. What starts as a simple plan of robberies, pranks, insider trading and identity theft soon escalates into a full on war against Wall Street, where the new entrepreneur’s from the hood take on the old titans who run the world. Watch the <http://tracking.e1.wped.co/tracking/click?d=GPjqk9cxyLWM9qXsoawJKPYlpw49Th9mgiFqnFzUJ9er3glDhQVTzWpm69nqciUaSh-3NWvBOyxfrN-vUa-lmS6LG84HyDJNYFe20jifcFbdQn4pwffRO322ANeAk3buNymS2P5EDWy3-XM-lmTCPpMQsX3IlukHW-Z2snwnLH7udcqLn91tJMcqNQw_aYUt2Ta04nJYpi1pg5Gb7lhFYYFRrpxk9oXhNP2lIawCt93AQKUzxx_IbI35yZssXvKP0BlSx9e8upP1ef9T5D5YKGsXwMWf7kS-gtNqCbFTOhHFdycDg8k2l_fIxPKQszVvi8hG0kSRqIeChCZ2EDZ_0MJNBxuMaQyRq-_KZzCbVRwi0>; THE BANG BANG BROKERS now! 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Easy user management, ideally with self-signup >>>> . Use with http server of my choice, i.e. server-agnostic >>>> . TLS supported >> >> I strongly disagree. Mediawiki is quite simple to set up, web based script >> does all for you. > > I think, it cannot be simpler than fossil. It is very easy to build. It > is just one executable. And the repository with the wiki is also a file > that as such can be moved, renamed, installed on other computer > without problem. See: > > http://www.fossil-scm.org/fossil/doc/trunk/www/quickstart.wiki I have used dokuwiki in the past. Although it's near-trivial to get working, my non-technical users (which was all of them) had some issues with writing content. I ended up going with mediawiki this time. It was pretty painless to set up and get it working, although there are still one or two lingering questions. I do like that its look and feel will be familiar to anyone who has seen Wikipedia. Fossil is next up if mediawiki doesn't work out. Many thanks to all who responded. -- Chris Hill chris@monochrome.org ** [ Busy Expunging </> ]
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