Margot spots another funny…
Margot Cleveland
@ProfMJCleveland
This also struck me as strange: DOJ sought grand jury subpoena for all documents marked classified before they saw what was in the 15 boxes returned to NARA.>>17501796
https://twitter.com/ProfMJCleveland/status/1566888957547266051
You're a very boring Semitic Not-A-Bot.
Let them big enough and it'll all be easier to nationalize.
Bertha Coombs
@berthacoombs
$AMZN May have beaten out $CVS on $ONEM, but the pharmacy giant gets perhaps a more important prize with today’s $8 billion deal for home care leader @signifyhealth $SGFY.
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/09/05/cvs-to-buy-home-health-giant-signify-health-for-about-8-billion.html
https://twitter.com/berthacoombs/status/1566901395411935233
Back to the Cut n Paste.
NewsBusters
@newsbusters
Anonymous NBC Sources Gossip: Chuck Todd's 'Meet The Press' Gig's 'In Jeopardy'
https://newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/tim-graham/2022/08/30/anonymous-nbc-sources-gossip-chuck-todds-meet-press-gigs-jeopardy
https://twitter.com/newsbusters/status/1566901495089479680
Their generating systems are the weak spot, and financing fuel deliveries is being worked against them, a la the meme stock HODL games, but with commodity tradingbots, instead of equity trading bots. No money down is a bad look for these corporate exchanges. Might get exposed the wrong way.
Git yer gas news here:
Loads of Natural Gas
#18: With $9 Henry Hub, has the U.S. natural gas market finally turned?
The Last Bear Standing
Sep 2
https://thelastbearstanding.substack.com/p/loads-of-natural-gas
What happens under a TARP?
FAKE & Ghey.
August 2022 Logistics Manager’s Index Report®
LMI® at 59.7
Growth is INCREASING AT AN INCREASING RATE for: NOTHING
Growth is INCREASING AT A DECREASING RATE for: Inventory Levels, Inventory Costs, Warehousing Utilization, Warehousing Prices, Transportation Capacity, Transportation Utilization. And Transportation Prices
Warehousing Capacity is CONTRACTING.
(Fort Collins, Colorado) — The Logistics Managers’ Index reads in at 59.7 in August, down (-1.0) from July’s reading of 60.7. This is the first reading below 60.0 since May of 2020 and the third consecutive reading below the all-time index average of 65.3. While this does still represent expansion in the logistics industry, the rate of growth is now 16.5 points down from March when we saw an all-time high reading of 76.2. This is the largest slide we have seen over a five-month period in the history of the index. The only movements similar to this one were the positive jumps up from the Spring to the Fall of 2020 when we saw a 19.2 point increase between locked-down April and the Q4 build-up to a reawakened economy in September 2020. Essentially, the slide we’re seeing now is equivalent in scale to the rapid rise we saw during the early COVID recovery period. That being said, we still do see some growth now, primarily due to robust levels of growth for Inventory Costs and throughout the warehousing metrics.
https://www.the-lmi.com/august-2022-logistics-managers-index.html
Sun also regulates Jet Stream turbidity. If stream has lower energy, standing waves form and storms concentrate over the same tracks for days on end. Not talked about much in this Solar Cycle, but it is less intense, but with far more CMEs than normal.
Donors.
Now look at what got Mike Madigan in trouble in IL. Bribes for legislation that automatically hiked utility rates, both by ComEd (Exelon) and AT&T.
Same pattern that breaks them all, because very, very bad financing.