Crazypoops posted:

America is full of demons and unrepentant sinners like a loving bosch painting and if you don't live here you don't believe me but it's true

Mirthless posted:

That tray will run you at least 930 us dollars

Hubbert posted:

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Eligible Collateral: Eligible collateral includes any collateral eligible for purchase by the Federal Reserve Banks in open market operations (see 12 CFR 201.108(b)), provided that such collateral was owned by the borrower as of March 12, 2023.

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This means that BTFP is not a perpetual program to let banks ignore mark-to-market accounting forever: It is a way for banks to roll off their existing portfolios of Treasuries that have lost value in the current rate-hiking cycle, to transition to a steady state where (you hope!) banks are less at risk from interest-rate increases.

Jizzny Princess posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kl4wkIPiTcY

Now that the band is back together maybe they can play wallstreet again with some updated infographics.
Given how wallstreet operates it'll probably boost their morale and the market will rally with how much worse wealth disparity in this country has gotten since 1999.

coelomate posted:

drat they wrote the BTFP terms to not allow free money glitch:

Matt Levine notes in today's newsletter that:

Thoguh posted:

Until the next emergency bailout, that is.

Hubbert posted:

Vox Nihili posted:

I doubt theyre going to hire anyone until they feel secure that a massive bank run isn't ongoing

FizFashizzle posted:

Lmao Indian food is just like ghee and vegetable oil

If you think kids are fat now, imagine them after putting down a full thali every day.

Wraith of J.O.I. posted:

cosmic crisps are the best apple

coelomate posted:

hey this time the u.s. actually does own (all of the assets of) the failed and kinda-bailed out banks. Look at us!

Shifty Pony posted:

the ghee and oil in that recipe is 450cals per person lol.

the mutton is another 600 and rice 220.

so nearly 1300 cals right out the gate, more than two Big Macs.

Jon Pod Van Damm posted:

how many banks have collapsed so far? is it "just" silicon valley bank and signature bank?

Oglethorpe posted:

lmao what

Mirthless posted:

You would be cutting the strawberries if you served them at all, because they're gonna end up on the floor if you don't

Its the same reason the apples come in wedges

Wraith of J.O.I. posted:

cosmic crisps are the best apple

Oglethorpe posted:

lmao what

Hubbert posted:

SKULL.GIF posted:

3 so far with another 3 showing critical weakness today.

Jizzny Princess posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kl4wkIPiTcY

Now that the band is back together maybe they can play wallstreet again with some updated infographics.
Given how wallstreet operates it'll probably boost their morale and the market will rally with how much worse wealth disparity in this country has gotten since 1999.

Oglethorpe posted:

lmao what

www.nwpb.org posted:

Washington State University has filed a lawsuit in federal court against a Yakima grower for allegedly infringing on its patent of an apple.

The apple in question is WA 2, known to consumers as Sunrise Magic. WSU claims that Yakima apple grower Pro Orchard Management and affiliated packer Apple King infringed on the patent by growing and selling Sunrise Magic without a license. The university also claims both companies provided budwood to unlicensed persons who asexually reproduced Sunrise Magic apple trees.

WSU began its apple-breeding program in 1994 to grow apples unique to Washington. In 2011, Sunrise Magic was the first apple made available to Washington growers through license agreements.

Representatives for both WSU and the apple growers declined requests for comment.

This isn’t the first time WSU has sued to protect its apple patents. In 2018, the university sued biotech company Phytelligence for allegedly infringing on its patent of WA 38, better known as Cosmic Crisp, which was unveiled to consumers last December.

Phytelligence had previously sued WSU for allegedly blocking it from licensing the new variety. The company is appealing that case in federal court.

PoundSand posted:

Anyone getting into short term CD's with these record high rates?

SKULL.GIF posted:

We keep hitting doom scenarios but then the Fed does something like print 10 trillion more dollars. Can't do anything about that.

Crazypoops posted:

Americans will never believe how bad they have it

RealityWarCriminal posted:

if he were alive today, Johnny Appleseed would be beaten and killed

mawarannahr posted:

cosmic crisp etc. are controlled by the Monsanto of apples
WSU Sues Yakima Grower Over Alleged Apple Patent Infringement - Northwest Public Broadcasting

TheMightyBoops posted:

Is GitLabs not the GitHub people? I thought they were owned by Mircrosft? Unless it’s that thing that they tried to get my school to use which sounded like GitHub, but worse and you had to pay for it.