@ehikian@elonmusk I hate podcast because I can’t use them at my pace. I generally don’t click on voice content. So, if I don’t use to consume, I don’t think I expect people to read what I post by voice.
@zerohedge The commercial bankers would stress test our larger borrowers, but often there wasn't much that could be done when a few were unable to bear higher rates. Then they would lend carefully and hope that another bank would take them on.
@zerohedge When I left banking in 2003, our asset liability committee would try to keep the buckets somewhat in balance and hedge the difference. It seemed that it was part of our regulatory exams process for most of my banking for 35 years. Memories! The mortgage bankers soon prevailed.
@tdohrmann@ElectronicCare The amazing thing is it people that work downtown do not know that building is there and if they do, they don’t know that it’s named Electronic Caregiver
“No comment” is all that was said by the attorney representing the City of Wetumpka, Alabama after the city quietly told a judge they didn’t want to further pursue charges against two women who were feeding cats, but only after the city arrested charged prosecuted & punished those women because they were FEEDING CATS. The city tried to make an example out of these women to punish them for feeding neutering and then returning the cats to their nautical habitat. That is part of a public service program that happens nationally called TNR. By the way, the women were feeding cats on public property. Not private. The city told the women to stop. The women continued to feed cats. Then police threatened them with trespassing charges if they didn’t stop. There is no law against feeding cats in the city of Wetumpka. But in Wetumpka feeding cats became a crime for which these two elderly women were dragged before a judge (That the city hired and who prayed with the prosecutor and the witnesses before finding the women guilty) and convicted in city court. The women appealed. They wanted jury trial. Apparently the city didn’t think they’d win, because as the case was approaching trial, the city decided to cut and run. No apology to the women. No statement as to why they decided to drop everything. Just “no comment, thank you” from the city attorney when I asked why the city is bowing out.
Our previous reporting;
https://t.co/eXaPiTJIuZ
Wow, can't believe it's been 15 years since I joined Twitter! 🎉🎂 It's been such a fun ride getting to connect with people from all over the world and share my thoughts and ideas. From witty one-liners to meaningful conversations, I've had so many great moments on this platform
Does anyone else have misophonia?
When I hear someone eating crunchy food in a quiet environment I have an irrational welling up of anger. (Notice I said irrational).
@cordes_tax Thank you for this tweet. I sincerely appreciate your “I am a human,” along with “I am a professional” approach. Your sincerity in discussing reason for the higher fees next year is exceptional.
UPDATE: @SparrowHealth has updated the conditions of the hospitalized students:
• 1 student is in fair condition
• 2 students are in serious condition, but stable
• 1 student remains in critical condition
• 1 student has been discharged home (previously serious)