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#Black Swan Sign #1: The ratio of T-Bill competitive bids to available offerings is 3.24.

$130B of investor and institutional money was bid on an available $40B of T-Bills in the most recent auction. The median annualized rate for these T-Bills was 0.04%. The annual inflation rate for the United States is 5.0% for the 12 months ended May 2021 after rising 4.2% previously, according to U.S. Labor Department data published June 10.

In other words, there is so much cash floating around from the JPoww printing press that institutional investors are willing to lock in their losses at an annualized rate

I picked a bad day yesterday to open up some spreads expiring in May. -$2000 overall today.

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I'm considering a savefile of epic proportions: 5+ leagues with pro rel, sim-only as Commissioner, automatic evolution on...500 years of simulation. I'm most interested in seeing what happens with multiple tiers of small leagues (8-16 teams each to start) all drafting from the same pool of players.

Anyone done anything like this, and if so, are there any fun non-obvious ideas to implement?

So, five minutes ago, I was just about to once again give a fellow composter my advice for the best way to quickly compost a surplus of unshredded leaves and get them hot and cooking.

And then, like a bolt from the blue, it dawned on me: "HEY DUMBASS, FIVE MONTHS FROM NOW YOU'RE GONNA WISH YOU STILL HAD THOSE."

Every year, in the warm months, we find ourselves stuck with too many greens and too much stinky compost. We find ourselves spending our hard-earned money to buy fancy shredders capable of processing truckloads of corrugated cardboard. We become willing to trade money for time. Meanwhile, the grass clippings keep piling up.

Stop.

If you have surplus leaves right now,

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Straight up...how do other people handle it? I'm just withdrawing 25% of my gains every month, and paying quarterly, but if there are better ways, I am all ears.

Our trusty FoodSaver has given up after almost ten years while packaging venison. I'm going to see if it can be repaired, but the vacuum quality has been decreasing for a while now.

I'm willing to go as high as $250 on a replacement that will last another ten years. What do you guys recommend?

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Tier 1

B1G - Bowl affiliation: Rose Bowl vs. PAC Champion
PAC - Bowl affiliation: Rose Bowl vs. B1G Champion
SEC - Bowl affiliation: Sugar Bowl vs. At-Large
B12 - Bowl affiliation: Orange Bowl vs. At-Large

B1G	PAC	SEC	B12
Ohio St	USC	Florida	Texas
Michigan	UCLA	Alabama	OU
Mich St	Washington	LSU	Notre Dame
Wisconsin	Oregon	Auburn	West Virginia
Iowa	Cal	Georgia	Clemson
Penn St	Stanford	Texas A&M	FSU
Northwestern	Arizona	Arkansas