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Chronically online fans love this remix of a 2001 Harry Potter scene – In The Know

October 22, 2023 | Author: admin

A scene from the first Harry Potter movie has lived multiple lives on the internet. The infamous chess scene from the 2001 film has birthed a number of memes mostly due to the young actors overperforming lines about chess moves and has now inspired a remix that TikTok users are hoping theyll hear in the club.

A creator named Lizzie used the relatively new European-based social media platform Frever to create animated avatars of pop culture references dancing to TikTok sounds and songs. Lizzie also uploaded the content to TikTok, where the creator has over 600,000 followers, and sparked a movement by re-creating the pivotal scene.

Using the chess scene audio that was uploaded to TikTok by Peacock, Lizzies Frever video shows an animated Harry, Ron and Hermione dancing while lip-synching to the serious dialogue. The contrast struck a chord with viewers and has been viewed over 4.4 million times.

The scene and response inspired Australian producer Leo Zarucky, who added a beat to the dialogue to match the avatars dancing. His remix has been viewed over 2.6 million times.

The sentiment among commenters was unanimous: This was an incredible song that needed a full-length version to play in clubs.

I swear if this came on in the club, I would lose it, one commenter wrote.

Lmao as someone who is chronically online Id go feral if I heard this at a club, another agreed.

The remix took the meme full circle, with TikTok users re-creating the remixed version of the Frever video in live action. Zarucky said in another video that he loved how creative the responses have been to his silly lil track.

Pop singer Tove Lo even joined the trend, with one top comment reading, one of us one of us.

The Harry Potter TikTok community may have even gotten its wish, as one user shared a video showing the remix playing at a club in New York City.

The impact of Harry Potter has spanned 26 years, but the movies in particular have been a go-to source for memes, reaction videos and slang. To Neville Longbottom, is to glow up after puberty, like the actor Matthew Lewis who played the character did. People dub others a Hermione if they behave in an enthusiastic, academic way. Something as seemingly innocuous as the way actor Michael Gambon, as Dumbledore, read the line Harry, did you put your name in the goblet of fire? inspired memes and jokes.

There was Potter Puppet Pals and A Very Potter Musical both spin-offs of the movies and books but still producing memes of their own. Even fan reactions to big news, like HBOs Harry Potter reboot announcement, were in the form of memes.

The Harry Potter universe is intrinsically tied to a lot of internet culture perhaps because millennials were reading it at the same time as social media was up-and-coming. Its unusual that one source of content still inspires so many memes and feels relevant decades after its debut. So much so that some fans admit to conflating parodies with real scenes.

I cant tell the difference between the real audio and the parody anymore, one fan commented on the original video.

Ive almost completely replaced the hes going to sacrifice himself bit with the meme version in my memory tbh, another agreed. I was actually a little thrown off that it sounded so normal.

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Under-13 Chess Championship-2023 evokes good response in Vizianagaram of Andhra Pradesh – The Hindu

October 22, 2023 | Author: admin

Andhra Pradesh under-13 open FIDE rating Chess Championship-2023 being conducted in Vizianagaram evoked good response with the active participation of 170 children from 26 districts of the State. All India Chess Federation and Andhra Chess Association have jointly organised the event which is being conducted between October 20 and 23 on the premises of Inspiro School, according to Vizianagaram Chess Association president B.A. Rao and secretary K.V. Jwala Mukhi.

Rotary Club past president and Inspiro School Director Ravi K Manda said that the first ever tournament being conducted in Vizianagaram enabled many children to witness the competition among the talented children who had already won prizes in local events.

Mr. Rao and Mr. Jwala Mukhi said that the youngsters who would emerge as winners would represent Andhra Pradesh in the national-level competitions and improve their FIDE (The International Chess Federation) rating. Rotary Club- Fort president K. Santosh Kumar and secretary B. Abhishek said that chess clubs would be established in all schools since the students who would perform well in chess would be good at academic studies also.

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Top chess masters slug it out in CEPCA 33rd anniversary tourney today – The Freeman

October 22, 2023 | Author: admin

CEBU, Philippines Some of Cebus top chess masters will once again test each others mettle in the Cebu Executives and Professionals Chess Associations 33rd Anniversary Tournament billed as the 7th Engr. Boy Chessmoso Pestao Memorial Cup today at the Cebu Chess Club located at the 4th level of Robinsons Galleria Cebu near the cinema area.

Leading the pack of title contenders are International Master Kim Steven Yap, FIDE Master Nelson Villanueva, National Masters Rommel Ganzon and Rogelio Enriquez Jr., and Arena Grandmaster Michael Joseph Pagaran.

Also in the mix of tough challengers are the likes of Anthony Makinano, Diego Abraham Caparino, and Ronald Ganzon.

National Arbiter Kevin Yap said they are expecting the number of entries to snowball as they will be accepting on-site registration before the competition starts at 10:30 a.m.

Close to P50,000 in cash prize will be given away to the winners of the one-day tilt supported by Jemar Engineering Services, Celjem Construction and Development Corporation, and ARQ Sports as major sponsors.

Aside from the specially-crafted Jun Olis Trophy in honor of the late Cepcan, longtime CEPCA president Engr. Jerry Maratas said the champion will also pocket P10,000.

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The second to sixth placers will take home P6,000, P4,000, P3,000, P2,000, and P1,500, respectively. The seventh to 10th will receive P1,000 each, the 11th to 15th P700, and the 16th to 25th P500 apiece.

The top two Cepcans (A and B ) will get an incentive of P1,000 and P500 while the top two seniors, ladies, and U8, U12, U16, and U20 players will claim a P700 and P500 bonus.

Entry fee is pegged at P200 for the seniors, ladies, Cepcans and 14-under, and P300 for regular players.

For more inquiries, one may contact Kevin Yap at 0945-8559800. (FREEMAN)

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Scenes From a Chess Championship in Bushwick – bushwickdaily.com

October 22, 2023 | Author: admin

With local interest in chess on the rise, chess clubs seem to be sprouting up at a previously unheard of rate in New York. These said clubs are filling to capacity, from the more party-oriented Club Chess scene to local staples now seeing all-time high tournament attendance. In an attempt to harmonize and gather chess lovers from every neighborhood, Bushwick Chess recently hosted its first annual NYC Chess Club Olympiad last month to put to test the best players from eight different clubs around the city.

Sixty-four players, like the sixty-four squares on a chess board, took their seats at Bushwicks own BrookLAN, a local gaming fixture, to a massive seven-person round robin style format, seeing teams facing a new challenging club every round. Newcomer clubs to the chess club scene like Queers Gambit and Ridgewick Chess stepped up in their high fashion chess looks and branded club shirts, putting on a stellar performance for overall scores of 13 and 14 total wins respectively. The Renegades, a misfit team filling in for a Queens based club took 15.5 points home for sixth.Scenes from a tense chess match at Bushwicks own BrookLAN (Mateusz Marianski)

The remaining five teams fought a gladiators fight, all vying for the coveted Championship Crown, along with handmade chess sets made by Azania Marachi among other prizes. The staples just outside of the borders of Brooklyn, like Manhattans Chess Meet, fought valiantly for their place in fifth, with an overall score of 28, just 1.5 points behind the Queens-based Astoria Chess.

With almost six hours and seven rounds left, three teams were left at the top; North Brooklyn Chess at third with 36 points and Bushwick Chess and Prospect Park Chess Club, both tied with 44 points each, after Bushwick Chess struck back against Prospects early lead with a 6-2 performance in a head to head round robin that gave them a chance to clutch the crown in tiebreaks.

Spectators and members of the other clubs soon surrounded the finals tables, as silence hit the room. After three early wins in the tie-breaking round, it looked as if Bushwick Chess were only two victories away from the top, only to narrowly miss a few chances. It would be the Prospect Park Chess Club that would land clearly at first, with a 5-3 score in yet further tiebreaks and taking home the new, coveted NYC Chess Club Olympiad Crown, along with their spoils.

There has never been a better time in New York to join your local chess club, with so many to choose from and each with their own dynamic personality. Catch me at Bushwick Chess every Tuesday 7pm at Nook Cafe, and consider leaping to new clubs elsewhere almost every day of the week.

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Chess championship: 5 girls, 9 boys leading with 2 points – Times of India

October 22, 2023 | Author: admin

Kanpur: Five girls and nine boys are jointly leading with two points each after two rounds in the state-level under-9 chess championship being played at Har Milap Mission School Barra.The five girls are Sanskriti Yadav (Prayagraj), Tushita Gupta (Agra),Deepanjali Srivastava (Gorakhpur), Sanvi Omar (Kanpur) and Ananya Singh Chauhan (Varanasi).The boys leading with two points after three rounds are Shivay Singh (Varanasi), Parva Chaudhary (Mathura ), Mohd Ismail Siddiqui (Prayagraj), Mohd Haider (Prayagraj), Advik Maheshwari (Kanpur) and Siddhant Parihar (Unnao).Earlier in the morning, chief guest Sanjay Kapoor, president All India Chess Federation inaugurated the two-day meet by lighting the lamp. To encourage the participants, Kapoor joined them in a photo session. Amarjeet Bhatia, manager of the host school, welcomed him and presented a bouquet while Shyam Sundar Bhatia and SK Sarraf presented him a shawl and Meenu Gosai, principal of the school, presented him a memento. As many as 72 children, including 20 girls, are participating in this two-day event. In the boys group, there are 6 international FIDE rated and among girls 2 FIDE rated. The boys will have to play six rounds while the girls event will be of five rounds, said Dilip Srivastava, secretary, Kanpur Chess Association.The winners will receive cash prizes of Rs 15,000 and trophies. Top two boys and girls will represent the state team in the national championship, he added.We also published the following articles recently

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This Is Not Priced InA Huge Shift Just Happened Thats About To Blow Up The Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP And Crypto Market – Forbes

October 22, 2023 | Author: admin

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The bitcoin price this week touched $30,000 per bitcoin for the first time since August as the ethereum, XRP and crypto market braces for a $15.6 trillion earthquake.

Now, after the bitcoin price was rocked by a viral, false report that a long-awaited bitcoin spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) had been approved by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), crypto market watchers have predicted the long-awaited ETF will be approved this year and that it's not yet priced in.

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"[A bitcoin spot ETF is] going to get approved, we think it happens this year in 2023," Mike Novogratz crypto investor and chief executive of Galaxy Investment Partners told CNBC this week. "All the indications seem to be heading in the right direction."

Galaxy Investment Partners, in partnership with InvescoIVZ, has its own spot bitcoin ETF application lodged with the SEC, a decision on which was delayed along with the other filings in late September.

This week, BlackRockBLK, which kicked off the Wall Street bitcoin spot ETF race in June, amended its filing, something that Novogratz said highlighted "the dialogue with the SEC is all heading in the right direction."

"Its no longer talking about how [bitcoin] works or why its important. Its just a recognized macro asset and thats a huge psychological shift," Novogratz said.

Coinbase's chief legal officer, Paul Grewal, meanwhile told CNBC the bitcoin and crypto exchange is confident that a U.S. bitcoin spot ETF will be approved by the SEC.

"Im quite hopeful that these [ETF] applications will be granted, if only because they should be granted under the law," Grewal said. "We are quite excited that there are a number of developments we think that are just around the corner, or underway even as we speak, that will bring back investor and consumer interest in crypto."

Last week, a false, viral report shared on X (Twitter) that claimed the SEC had approved a bitcoin spot ETF spread like wild fire, briefly sending the bitcoin price sharply higher and boosting the price of other major cryptocurrencies including ethereum and XRP.

Crypto analysts pointed to the bitcoin price response as evidence an eventual bitcoin spot ETF is not yet "priced in" and could trigger a bull run.

"This event revealed a couple of key insights: (1) the ETF is clearly not priced in, as evidenced by the markets reaction to the false headline, Sean Farrell, head of digital asset strategy at Fundstrat in a note seen by Bloomberg. "And (2) the amount of capital flow needed to significantly move bitcoin in this market is relatively low, as demonstrated by the sharp price movement on relatively muted volumes and inflows."

"What it does tell you is the market will head higher on any positive news," Novogratz added.

I am a journalist with significant experience covering technology, finance, economics, and business around the world. As the founding editor of Verdict.co.uk I reported on how technology is changing business, political trends, and the latest culture and lifestyle. I have covered the rise of bitcoin and cryptocurrency since 2012 and have charted its emergence as a niche technology into the greatest threat to the established financial system the world has ever seen and the most important new technology since the internet itself. I have worked and written for CityAM, the Financial Times, and the New Statesman, amongst others. Follow me on Twitter @billybambrough or email me on billyATbillybambrough.com.Disclosure: I occasionally hold some small amount of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Bitcoin is on the rise again. Here’s why Warren Buffett remains a crypto hater – CNBC

October 22, 2023 | Author: admin

Cryptocurrencies are on the rise again, helped by optimism surrounding the possible introduction of a spot bitcoin ETF. But no matter how strong this rally gets, it won't convince one of the industry's biggest critics Warren Buffett. Bitcoin surged 10% over the past week, at one point briefly topping $30,000, as hopes grew that a spot bitcoin ETF will soon be approved. The idea among boosters is that such a vehicle would further legitimize the digital token and attract a wave of investment dollars, pushing the price of bitcoin even higher. But whether a bitcoin ETF soon becomes reality or not, it won't alter the Oracle of Omaha's thesis on cryptocurrencies, which is that they are highly speculative, non-productive assets. Buffett, who once famously called bitcoin "probably rat poison squared," has compared the bitcoin phenomenon to the tulip bulb mania in the Netherlands in the early 1600s . "All you're counting on is whether the next person is going to pay you more because they're even more excited about another next person coming along. But the asset itself is creating nothing," Buffett said in a 2018 CNBC interview. "It's been a very speculative, kind of Buck Rogers type thing, and people buy and sell them because they hope they go up or down just like they did with tulip bulbs a long time ago," said Buffett, Berkshire Halthaway's CEO. "If you just look at something and say that's magic, you can do it with shark teeth or seashells, or anything." Berkshire Vice Chairman Charlie Munger is an even a more vocal crypto hater, once saying digital currencies are a malicious combination of fraud and delusion, "good for kidnappers." Munger supports a ban of cryptocurrencies in the U.S. Wouldnt buy all of the bitcoin in the world for $25 Buffett believes that the digital token has no value because it doesn't deliver anything. Unlike farms, which produce food, and real estate, which produces rent, cryptocurrencies rely on market sentiment and supply-demand dynamics. "If you said for a 1% interest in all the farmland in the United States, pay our group $25 billion, I'll write you a check this afternoon," Buffett said at Berkshire's 2022 annual meeting. "[For] $25 billion I now own 1% of the farmland. [If] you offer me 1% of all the apartment houses in the country and you want another $25 billion, I'll write you a check, it's very simple." "Now if you told me you own all of the bitcoin in the world and you offered it to me for $25 I wouldn't take it because what would I do with it? I'd have to sell it back to you one way or another. It isn't going to do anything," he added. 'Not a currency' The legendary, 93-year-old investor also said that bitcoin failed to meet the definition of a currency as its price fluctuates with the dollar. Crypto bulls tend to think bitcoin is a superior means of payment given its underlying, decentralized technology. "It is not a durable means of exchange. It's not a store of value," Buffett said in a 2014 CNBC interview. "People say 'well I'll sell you goods in bitcoins,' but they change the price of those every time the price of the dollar changes.... they are pricing off the dollar." BTC.CM= YTD mountain Bitcoin in 2023.

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Crypto Prices: Why the US Government Owns $5.5B Worth of Bitcoin – Markets Insider

October 22, 2023 | Author: admin

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The US government owns billions of dollars worth of bitcoin and whether it decides to hold or sell could have a big impact on the cryptocurrency's price.

Public filings show Washington has seized over 200,000 tokens from cybercriminals since 2020, according to crypto firm 21.co.

Its holdings are worth $5.5 billion in total, analysts estimated making the US one of the world's largest bitcoin "whales", a term that digital-asset enthusiasts use to refer to individuals or groups that own large amounts of the crypto.

Tokens seized from the online black market Silk Road, its founder James Zhong, and criminals who hacked the Bitfinex exchange back in 2016 make up a large amount of the government's bitcoin stash, per 21.co's data.

In the past, the government has tended to dump its stakes via auction after relevant legal proceedings have been completed, and then use the money to reimburse victims.

For example, Washington sold 9,861 previously-seized bitcoins via Coinbase in March and gave $300,000 worth of compensation to Bitfinex in July, according to the Wall Street Journal.

The government's sales could conceivably swing the price of the world's largest token by total market capitalization, with digital-asset trading volumes grinding to a halt over the past year.

In 2022, crypto prices cratered as the Federal Reserve's aggressive interest-rate hikes and the collapse of high-profile companies like FTX weighed on investors' enthusiasm for the sector.

Bitcoin crashed below $20,000 and has barely recovered despite a rally for risk assets this year, with the token trading in a narrow range between $26,000 and $31,000 since mid-March.

Lower volatility means that whales can drive big swings all by themselves so what the government decides to do with its $5.5 billion stash could have a major impact on bitcoin's price.

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Cryptocurrencies cap a winning week, bitcoin tops $30,000 on ETF optimism and flight to safety – CNBC

October 22, 2023 | Author: admin

Bitcoin extended its weekly gains on Friday, briefly topping $30,000 for the second time this week, as confidence a spot bitcoin ETF will soon be greenlit grew and crypto investors continued weighing uncertainty in the U.S. and abroad.

The price of the flagship cryptocurrency was last higher by 2.76% on Friday at $29,538.99, according to Coin Metrics. It ended the week with a 10.4% gain, making it its best week since June 23 when it added 17%. At one point, it climbed as high as $30,193.87. Ether added 2.46% to trade at $1,606.42on the day and was up 4% for the week best week since Sept. 29, when it gained 4.4%. On Friday, Ether rose to a high of $1,630.03.

The gains come even as the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield briefly topped 5% for the first time in 16 years. Higher yields historically have had a negative effect on bitcoin, but the crypto asset is benefiting from a key catalyst investors have been watching all year: the approval of what would be the first spot bitcoin ETF in the U.S. Earlier this week, JPMorgan said the Securities and Exchange Commission is likely to approve an ETF in the next few months. Mike Novogratz, whose Galaxy Digital has an ETF application with the SEC in partnership with Invesco, told CNBC he thinks it could happen as soon as the end of the year.

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Bitcoin has hit the $30,000 mark Friday for the second time this week

Several firms have also amended their filings in the past couple weeks to address earlier concerns by the SEC, which investors are taking as a positive sign that the agency is engaging with the firms.

Throughout the week, bitcoin has also been driven by a flight to safety.

"Fears of an escalation in the Middle East conflict, nervousness about the U.S. banking system and overall market tension are pushing bitcoin and gold higher," said Noelle Acheson, economist and author of the "Crypto is Macro Now" newsletter. "Plus, the public support for this narrative from renowned investors such as Larry Fink and Paul Tudor Jones doesn't hurt."

In the rest of the market, altcoins climbed after the SEC Thursday night dropped claims against two Ripple Labs executives CEO Brad Garlinghouse and co-founder Chris Larsen in its lawsuit alleging the company violated U.S. securities law.

"Many are mistakenly, perhaps taking the SEC's dismissal of its case against [them] as a sign that the regulatory heat will ease," Acheson said. "This is unlikely to be the case, unfortunately, as by canceling the trial scheduled for next April, the SEC can now appeal the original ruling. I don't know for sure that it will do this, but in theory it can."

Ripple's XRP jumped 6.5%. Litecoin added 3.5%, and Ethereum competitors Solana and Polygon saw their tokens rise 6.5% and 3.7%, respectively. All ended the week in the green.

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Bitcoin hits two-month high above $30000 in volatile week – Reuters

October 22, 2023 | Author: admin

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LONDON, Oct 20 (Reuters) - Bitcoin jumped on Friday above $30,000 for first time since July , taking gains for the week past 10%, against a backdrop of volatile trading across cryptocurrencies.

Bitcoin, the largest cryptocurrency by circulation, climbed as high as $30,022, its highest since July 23. It was last up 4% on the day.

There was no immediate news catalyst for the move in bitcoin, said Joseph Edwards, head of research at London crypto firm Enigma Securities. Bitcoin is known for its volatility and the opacity of its markets.

The mood across the broader financial markets has also been nervy lately. Investor sentiment has been rattled by war in the Middle East, a rise in benchmark U.S. 10-year yields towards 5% and concern about the prospect of interest rates staying a lot higher for a lot longer.

Bitcoin markets have been especially skittish this week, as investors await news of the fate of applications with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for a spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) by major financial firms including BlackRock.

The approval of any such applications, crypto investors have said, could usher in a new wave of capital to the asset class.

"Crypto assets are increasingly bucking the sell-off seen across stocks and bonds, as investors focus on the coming catalysts, like a potential SEC approval of a spot ETF," eToro strategist Ben Laidler said.

Bitcoin rose suddenly on Monday, before giving up nearly all its gains, after asset manager BlackRock denied a crypto media report that its high-profile ETF application has been approved.

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Chronically online fans love this remix of a 2001 Harry Potter scene – In The Know

Under-13 Chess Championship-2023 evokes good response in Vizianagaram of Andhra Pradesh – The Hindu

Top chess masters slug it out in CEPCA 33rd anniversary tourney today – The Freeman

Scenes From a Chess Championship in Bushwick – bushwickdaily.com

Chess championship: 5 girls, 9 boys leading with 2 points – Times of India

This Is Not Priced InA Huge Shift Just Happened Thats About To Blow Up The Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP And Crypto Market – Forbes

Bitcoin is on the rise again. Here’s why Warren Buffett remains a crypto hater – CNBC

Crypto Prices: Why the US Government Owns $5.5B Worth of Bitcoin – Markets Insider

Cryptocurrencies cap a winning week, bitcoin tops $30,000 on ETF optimism and flight to safety – CNBC

Bitcoin hits two-month high above $30000 in volatile week – Reuters

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