I love watching Jimmy DiResta make stuff. Here he is free-handing the bandsaw again. Take note of the shape of the pinkie finger on his left hand. It met the bandsaw up close one time.
I first learned about Jimmy DiResta from his TV show "Dirty Money," which is still the best trash-to-cash show I've ever seen. It ran only one season which proves that the TV gods are not just.
Already triggered as a short ... put it on your list to watch.
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Gray concrete blocks as far as the eye can see, all unaffordable to the average person (looking in that direction -- northwest).
Here's the three minute chart for Twitter ... I see one "obvious" spot to get short just after noon ... interested to know how day traders who were short this played it. It was liquid enough to draw a very clean chart even down on the one minute, where a short spot appeared a bit earlier (at 11:35 or so). Drop me a line if you made money shorting this one intraday.
This is another beer I favor at Slow Boat ... at 8% you only need a pint of this on an empty tummy to get an edge on, not a buzz, just a vaguely happy feeling. Bitterness at 28 and those faint vanilla notes make it very pleasing. At 55元 (US$8.83) a pint it's their most expensive beer, but as I said, you really only need one to feel good.
Looks like a short to me... set the alerts, etc.
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"It's dynamite grass."
Poor old Roger down on the farm with daughter Marigold ... a world away from brunch at the Plaza.
80-82 Teeter Road
I follow the real estate market in the Ithaca area pretty closely and will post about sales I find noteworthy.
Date Event Price $/sqft
02/18/14 Sold $735,000 $269
12/09/13 Listing removed $785,000 $288
11/15/13 Pending sale $785,000 $288
06/05/13 Listed for sale $785,000 $288
11/18/11 Listing removed $897,000 $329
02/24/11 Listed for sale $897,000 $329
We can see from Zillow that it was originally listed in February 2011 at $897,000 and finally sold in February 2014 for $735,000. So it was on the market for around 1090 days and sold for 18% below the original asking price. The house was built in 1985, sat on a 2.92 acre lot with lake views, and was assessed at $690,000. It was owned by David S. Yeh who worked at Cornell but moved to Saudi Arabia in July 2009.
Learned about this yoghurt from reading Tiffany Shi's post on her visit to Iceland. Apparently you can find it at The Fresh Market, assuming you have enough money to live near one.
One of a number of dramatic photos taken by the Hong Kong-based Society for Community Organisation. We lived in Hong Kong for a couple of years after the handover and I loved living there, but we had a decent-sized apartment.
