Anonymous ID: f18303 Feb. 10, 2021, 12:32 p.m. No.55595   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>5637 >>5701 >>5711 >>5741 >>5751 >>5766 >>5782 >>5796

ORDER65 USAF E-4B se back to Offutt after some work over Michigan

Tail #73-1677

These birds need to be flown often to keep them in working and ready status

The longer they sit, the moar maintenance is required to bring them to operational status

 

SAM510 USAF G5 KAF AC of Interdast (99th Airlift Wing) se from JBA

ORDER66 USAF E-4B Nightwatch from Offutt with a direction change over Florence, SC

Anonymous ID: f18303 Feb. 10, 2021, 12:38 p.m. No.55598   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>5637 >>5701 >>5741 >>5751 >>5766 >>5782 >>5796

Jack Dorsey donates $1 million to crypto think tank Coin Center

 

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey made a $1 million donation to non-profit cryptocurrency think tank Coin Center, the organization said Wednesday.

 

The donation, which was made in cash, will bolster Coin Center’s research and lobbying efforts in Washington, D.C. It comes after a similar move from digital asset manager Grayscale Investments, which donated $1 million to the group last month. “I’m thrilled to announce that Coin Center has received donations to claim the amazing $1 million match from @Grayscale in full,” Jerry Brito, executive director of Coin Center, tweeted Wednesday. “We’ve been stunned by the outpouring of support from the community.” “Coin Center has received and incredibly generous gift of $1 million from @jack — we’re speechless,” Brito added. “We were almost to our goal for the matching campaign when he put us over the top and then some. Your confidence in our work is incredibly humbling.” Based in Washington, D.C., Coin Center is a non-profit research and advocacy group that aims to address public policy issues facing cryptocurrencies likes bitcoin. Its supporters include the Silicon Valley venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz and cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase.

 

Dorsey is no stranger to promoting bitcoin, having once claimed he believes it will become the “single currency” of the internet. Square, Dorsey’s fintech company where he also serves as CEO, made a $50 million investment in bitcoin last year. Square’s Cash App lets users buy and sell bitcoin.

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/02/10/jack-dorsey-donates-1-million-to-crypto-think-tank-coin-center.html

https://www.finviz.com/insidertrading.ashx?oc=1590945&tc=7

Anonymous ID: f18303 Feb. 10, 2021, 1:21 p.m. No.55624   🗄️.is đź”—kun

>>55621

busier today

Last few days like paint drying.

Getting so they have to put some of these birds up just to keep them in good working order.

2 nightwatchs up earlier.

Otherwise it has been very slow since Jan 20th as you know.

Anonymous ID: f18303 Feb. 10, 2021, 1:28 p.m. No.55629   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>5637 >>5701 >>5741 >>5751 >>5766 >>5782 >>5796

Puerto Rico Board Strikes Tentative Debt Deal With Creditors

 

Puerto Rico’s financial oversight board reached a tentative agreement with investors on how to reduce $18 billion of bond debt and is seeking additional time to file a formal adjustment plan to the court.

 

The board Wednesday asked a court overseeing Puerto Rico’s record bankruptcy to give the panel and creditors more time to finalize an accord, according to a court document. The board is seeking to file a debt restructuring plan by March 8. It had a Feb. 10 deadline to submit a plan or term sheet. The deal involves owners of more than $7 billion of Puerto Rico bonds who signed on to an earlier debt plan from February 2020, except for one firm that may no longer hold Puerto Rico securities, according to the court filing. The board didn’t provide any details, including prospective repayment amounts, but hopes to release such information “within a week,” according to the court filing. “We requested that the court grant more time to continue the mediation process, set down the agreed terms in a plan support agreement, and extend support for the agreement across a broad spectrum of creditor groups for a fair and affordable plan of adjustment that will enable Puerto Rico’s economy to grow and the people of Puerto Rico to prosper,” Natalie Jaresko, executive director of the oversight board, said in a statement Wednesday.

 

Puerto Rico has been in bankruptcy since May 2017, but hurricanes, earthquakes, political turmoil and the coronavirus outbreak have delayed the commonwealth’s attempt to restructure its debt and fix an unfunded pension system where all payments to retirees come from the island’s operating budget. Resolving those obligations are the biggest issues remaining in Puerto Rico’s bankruptcy. The additional time will allow the board to negotiate and potentially reach agreement with bond insurers, labor groups and other creditors, thereby expanding consensus among all involved parties, according to the court filing.

 

The board reserves the right to request further deadline extensions, according the court filing.

 

Governor Pedro Pierluisi, who took office last month, said he agrees with the economic terms of the agreement but warned the board he would not support a plan that reduces pension benefits. “We urge the FOMB to present an adjustment plan that does not contain cuts to pensions and that only reflects the economic terms of the agreement in principle,” Pierluisi said in a statement Wednesday. “In this way, we can move together to complete this restructuring process.” The board and rival bondholder groups, which include Aurelius Capital Management, BlackRock Financial Management and Brigade Capital Management, struck a tentative deal in February 2020, one month before the virus forced many states and cities to limit business activity. The board is seeking to revise that debt proposal and give bondholders even less after the pandemic shut down the island’s economy.

 

Judge Laura Taylor Swain in October gave the board a deadline for filing a plan of adjustment or a term sheet outlining how to restructure $18 billion of general obligations and debt guaranteed by the commonwealth. The parties have been in mediation since early December.

https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/puerto-rico-board-strikes-tentative-debt-deal-with-creditors-1.1562030

Anonymous ID: f18303 Feb. 10, 2021, 3:43 p.m. No.55738   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>5745 >>5787 >>5796

PINON71 USAF U-2 Dragon Lady out of Beale AFB finishing a run to the coast and back 60k ft

POSE57 US NAvy E-6B Mercury headin' up the central valley after some work off NoCal coast earlier today

BH304 US Navy P-3 Orion out of Pt. Mugu burning up the puke green "ink" just south of the Channel Islands.

looks like a P-8 coming down from Whidbey AE67D4