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Jeff Berwick, founder of StockHouse.com and CEO of TDV Media, announced Monday his plans to open the world’s first Bitcoin ATM in Cyprus, citing the ongoing bank bailout, bank closures and capital controls now being pushed in that country. According to Berwick, who sold Stockhouse last decade which at the peak of the tech bubble was worth $240 million, Bitcoin ATM has the world’s first software enabling a two-way, automated Bitcoin market.

Jeff Berwick talks about Bitcoin and the future of Bitcoin ATMs on CNBC

TNA world champion Jeff Hardy plans to plead guilty to drug charges in court next month, according to a report by the Fayetteville Observer, citing the Moore County (N.C.) district attorney.

We tried for two days to get in touch with someone at The Dollar Vigilante, to no avail.
But Berwick has now responded via email to our contentions.
Here is his response in full, as he framed it, with his cuts from our original story in quotes:

The Australian founder of the whistleblower website Wikileaks had his passport confiscated by police when he arrived in Melbourne last week.

Julian Assange, who does not have an official home base and travels every six weeks, told the Australian current affairs program Dateline that immigration officials had said his passport was going to be cancelled because it was looking worn.

Szandor Blestman wrote a great piece on his experience at the Porcupine Freedom Festival in New Hampshire — aka: the Porcfest. “A Week of Living Free at Porcfest” describes the author’s thoughts on the Free State Project and its participants.

Jeff Tucker on the insanity of 1.6 gallon toilets.

London, England (CNN) -- In the name of improved security a hacker showed how a biometric passport issued in the name of long-dead rock 'n' roll king Elvis Presley could be cleared through an automated passport scanning system being tested at an international airport.

Using a doctored passport at a self-serve passport machine, the hacker was cleared for travel after just a few seconds and a picture of the King himself appeared on the monitor's display.

Indiana deputy attorney general Jeff Cox urged the use of "live ammunition" by police in Wisconsin clearing protestors from the capitol building (http://twitter.com/JCCentCom/status/39211723726651392).