A snag for the erudite.
A snag for the erudite. You probably remember the time when erudite contests were very popular, when, for example it was suggested to look at a photograph of architectural…
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Beyond the comfort zone
Opening my computer today and being able to access the Internet despite warnings that rolling blackouts are possible which will negate this opportunity I thought about what can…
Incredible Clary Sage or Salvia sclarea.
Incredible Clary Sage or Salvia sclarea. Each plant is beautiful and unique in its own way. But sometimes we can appreciate the beauty of a plant from afar especially when we…
Crude Is Fixed. Tell That to Your Truck.
Crude Is Fixed. Tell That to Your Truck. Somebody call the oil desks and tell them to stand down, because the Gulf is back. Goldman reckons Gulf crude exports averaged 23.3…
A strange place for a message to descendants.
A strange place for a message to descendants. At all times all generations of people tried to build bridges between the present and the future between contemporaries and future…
Shadows of the streets of big cities.
Shadows of the streets of big cities. Ultsy of any city are a danger so we are told from childhood and the streets of big cities are a big danger. The bigger the city the…
Fulfillment of desires.
Fulfillment of desires. Sometimes standing in front of the green muddy widows of the lake you involuntarily remember what the azure waters of the ocean washing the islands look…
The Q3 Call of a Company You Don't Own
A fictional earnings call, Thursday, October 1. Ashgrove Industrial does not exist. The yields, the indexes and the Micron print around it do. Operator: Good morning, and…
The world beyond the hill.
The world beyond the hill. That very significant moment of the day can be the moment when you discovered something new something you had not seen before. For example for a long…
Nobody Earns 86% on Memory for Long
Nobody Earns 86% on Memory for Long INTERNAL MEMO, FOR THE COMMITTEE, DRAFTED BEFORE THE BELL Subject: Tonight's Micron print, tomorrow's payrolls, and why the two are the same…
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