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When cuddo [ramper in chief] starts posting 'First Gas April/May 2022?!' you know things are not going as smoothly as some hoped for.

Free range chicken +10%
Organic Milk +10%

$10 trillion shadow debt

https://www.economist.com/finance-and-economics/chinas-property-slowdown-sheds-light-on-another-worrying-debt-problem/21806824

And, if a small bird gets nabbed by a bird of prey, you have made an Xmas treat when the small bird comes with bread stuffing.

Maybe throw in some fresh herbs if you have some to spare?

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/extraordinary-image-shows-raucous-xmas-25699183

The Mirror has it in for them – what else is waiting to be drip fed?

Wham Bam!

https://www.axios.com/omicron-coronavirus-cases-europe-us-c85be94d-8edf-4d61-9f05-de924bff6760.html

Some ordered turkey and SS delivered poussin and they think they have done well. Try sharing the meat on that tiny bird between the 13 billion shares

It would be good if The Dear Leader [praise be to his name] could update shareholders.

If they want to increase their holding, they may be either waiting for the market price to drop below the recent placing price or might be waiting to buy in on the next placing, if there is another one, before first gas is eventually produced.

Yeah, right; change the weight distribution in existing aircraft and expect the US aviation authorities to just sign off after the Boeing problems. The tiny Piper did not fair well:

https://www.flightglobal.com/safety/zeroavia-suffers-setback-as-field-landing-wrecks-piper-test-aircraft/143564.article

'Raab to claim overhaul of human rights law will counter ‘political correctness’'

https://www.theguardian.com/law/2021/dec/14/raab-to-claim-overhaul-human-rights-law-counter-political-correctness

What do politicians not understand? The majority of voters want then to act correctly. We do not want a GOV that breaks the law repeatedly.

Rees,

You should not post personal info - it is against the site rules as it may expose you to bad actors.

Chris Smith will be on 5 Live from midnight giving his Omicron thoughts; they are normally fairly clear...

FWIW—he is not many people's cup of tea and has unkind words

https://youtu.be/NNp3b_Iv1Gg?t=860

Toyota owners have to pay $8/mo to keep using their key fob for remote start

https://arstechnica.com/cars/2021/12/toyota-owners-have-to-pay-8-mo-to-keep-using-their-key-fob-for-remote-start/

#theft

This is something I had never thought would be a problem and may be a problem in the UK on brown field developments:

"How rising groundwater caused by climate change could devastate coastal communities"

https://thinknewsmedia.com/2021/12/13/how-rising-groundwater-caused-by-climate-change-could-devastate-coastal-communities/

“In the Bay Area there’s so much legacy contamination under the ground from military use, from the Silicon Valley tech booms—it left a lot of nasty stuff,” says Kris May, a coastal engineer and climate scientist who founded Pathways Climate Institute. “And what often happens is we put low-income houses in those areas after they’re remediated. But they still leave a certain amount of contamination in the ground, and those regulations were based on no rising groundwater table.”

Now the groundwater table is rising. And as it does, it saturates the soil, unlocking contaminants such as benzene. These chemicals are highly volatile, and as gases they can easily find their ways through sewer lines and into homes.

This is the impact of groundwater rise on just one system—sewage. But it could affect many more. Buried electrical lines that aren’t properly sealed will short out; foundations will start to heave from the pressure. Some fear that seismic faults could even be put under pressure.

During the presentation they stresses the leverage in costs they have... Cash revenue up 78% [despite not having fully deployed the new capitol] whilst operational costs went up 6%.

It is impressive.

pi

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_alphabet

'Solving' the problem of containers clogging up ports has moved the containers into trucking yards who are now less able to move containers around - the problem in the US is now displaced and getting worse overall.

'Port of Los Angeles Executive Director Gene Seroka on Friday said the number of aging containers sitting on the docks awaiting collection had dropped 60% since the port announced it plans to charge ocean carriers penalties on Oct. 25.

Speak to the Harbor Trucking Association CEO Matt Schrap, and the picture looks different — empty boxes are now clogging up space elsewhere, including on chassis that are hooked onto trucks.

“For us, it’s gotten a little more strained, to be honest,” Schrap said. “Right now, we’re literally storing thousands of empty containers, thousands of chassis that we can’t use to move these imports.”

When will we start hearing the "no-win; no-fee" ads on LBC / Talk Radio etc?