
u/rematar

Another opinion on Japan
This is the first video I've watched from this creator.
Powerful earthquake kills dozens in eastern Indonesia
A little ArmChairPasta
The Yen’s Hail Mary
>Allies help each other. Sure.
>But you don’t sell euros to buy a partner’s currency, and you don’t open up a Fed lending facility to keep them from having to sell your own government’s bonds, unless you’re worried about what happens if you don’t.
ArmChairAnalyst: Has anyone had contact with him?
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ArmChairAnalyst - has anyone heard from him? I'm missing some solar flare educational posts.
Has anyone heard anything from u/ArmChairAnalyst86 ?
We exchanged private messages occasionally, and I haven't gotten a response from the last one I sent a month or two ago.
If you have had any contact, please don't share any private information or contact information in your comment. I'm just hoping someone is a personal friend and can let us know if he's ok.
ArmChairAnalyst - has anyone heard from him?
Has anyone heard anything from u/ArmChairAnalyst86 ?
We exchanged private messages occasionally, and I haven't gotten a response from the last one I sent a month or two ago.
If you have had any contact, please don't share any private information or contact information in your comment. I'm just hoping someone is a personal friend and can let us know if he's ok.
Does Avi Loeb—Head of the White House’s New UFO Council—Know Something the Rest of Us Don’t?
An interesting read about interstellar objects.
>During the first day of my visit, Loeb leads a Zoom with other principals in the Galileo Project, an organization created to identify the many unexplained objects circling our planet’s skies. “The Pentagon is unable to tell us what some objects in the sky are, so they’re not doing their job,” he tells me. “That’s a serious matter.”
Seared rib roast was too delicious to pause masication for a photo op
Seared a 2½" thick bone-in rib roast at 525F with smoke for about 8 minutes per side (until heavily seared) on a preheated tray in the Woodfire Oven with baby potatoes. Turned it down to 350F until the internal temperature was 130F. The potatoes drank up some juice. It was fucking delicious.
Canadian prairie scat ID
Sunglass arm tips are 12cm (4½) apart. Location is mixed pasture, forest and farmland near a river in the Canadian prairies.
I have found wolf tracks in the area many times. I suspect wolf by the size and hair.
Why the U.S. stepped in after decades to prop up Japan's yen — and what's at stake
cnbc.comWoodfire Oven garden zucchini stuffed with leftover ground pork stir fry and a bit of roasted corn
Baked at 375F for thirty minutes with smoke.
$80 Crude, $170 Reality
>When war or sanctions block heavy crude supplies, refineries must switch to lighter oil, causing global diesel production to plummet. When diesel supplies get tight, wholesale prices surge even if raw crude stays cheap. During recent spikes, wholesale diesel jumped above $4.60 a gallon, or nearly $194 a barrel. Subtracting normal processing costs (aka crack spread) reveals that while paper benchmarks show crude at $80, diesel buyers were actually paying prices that implied a real-world crude cost of $140 to $170 a barrel
Endgame Podcast #029: GameStop & eBay Merger w/Bad Robot
Peruvian Bull podcast with Bad Robot (xitter) talk about GameStop's plan to acquire E-Bay and how it could happen. They discuss current financials and the size of the collectible market. It's a good listen, but long.
Wolf and moose tracks crossing
Canadian prairie parkland with river, forest, and farmland. The sunglass arm tips are 12cm (4.5") across.
Korea stock market leverage and margin call
US SEC removes legal obstacle to UBS' crisis-resolution plan
>The guidance relates to a potential "bail-in" of the bank, a crisis-management tool designed to recapitalize a failing lender by converting designated debt securities into equity rather than relying on taxpayer support.
A bail-in is using assets to save a bank. Assets like our money and pensions.
UBS absorbed Credit Suisse over a long weekend, and the papers were sealed for fifty years.