> Andrew Wiggins on the crowd at Barclays: βGo on the road, and theyβre cheering for us. I guess thatβs one of the perks of having Steph on your team.β > > Steph Curry on the crowd at Barclays: βIt was definitely weirdβ¦ Itβs fun for us (laughs). We appreciate the support.β >
Guys,
Sorry if question is too n00b for you.
I'm coming soon to NY and want to take my son for Nets game. This is his DREAM and I'm the father that want to make this wish come true.
I'm looking for a tickets for a game if LA Lakers. I have 2 question:
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Where is the best to buy a tickets? Seatgeek, Ticketmaster or something else? I'm worried about SCAM... or that someone will sell e-tickets 2 or more times.
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What about place in Barclays Center? It's look like in my budget there are only place in section 200+... it will be ok for 10yo boy?
Bonus question: Should I know something more to make this day the BEST DAY IN LIFE for my son?
Is it possible to take somewhere autographs from the players? Or make a high-five with them?
Any cool place to take a picture?
Sorry for question but it's important for me that he will be happy ;)
This sheet was pointed out to me from what I found to be a credible source. Help me crack the involvement!
Data from https://sec.report/Document/0001752724-21-087103/
Borrowers are: Credit Suisse Securities (USA) LLC, Citadel Securities LLC, UBS Securities LLC, J.P. Morgan Securities Plc, UBS AG, Barclays Capital Inc., Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC, BofA Securities, Inc., Citigroup Global Markets Inc.
Link to the spreadsheet:
https://github.com/lunarnautics/GMO-Trust-2021-04-28
It appears like this is the same GMO:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5FTlPrgBTUQ
Same address as in the sec document and Ben Inker works there!
https://www.gmo.com/americas/research-library/?author=6ea661dd-d145-4253-9121-8c1bfd686cb7
From a quick analysis, this sheet is basically disclosing this trusts positions in certain stocks, from markets all around the world. The conflict on interest that I BELIEVE is there, is that don't the banks control the exchange rate? So, if say a bet wasn't playing out quite like expected on a certain stock, couldn't you play with the exchange rate to make it a winning bet?
Tweet >Karl Towns Sr. β Karl-Anthony Townsβ dad β is in Barclays Center tonight. It is the first game he has attended since his wife, Jackie, passed away last year.
>βItβs emotional,β Towns Sr. told ESPN. βBut Iβm glad to be back supporting him. Itβs what she wouldβve wanted, too.β
Hey all, Iβm currently having some issues with sleep, waking up with a sore neck, shoulders & back. Iβm diagnosed ADHD (add) & have always had troubles falling asleep, it usually takes me a good hour or two to fall asleep my partner seems to be able to close her eyes & in 5 minutes be out like a light ~Iβm so jealous HA~ anyway, we co-sleep with our 14 month old son & he is a spreader, Iβm left with room thatβs probably half the size of a single most nights and Iβm finding it incredibly hard to be comfortable, I canβt move and I have to sleep with my legs out straight & itβs killing me in the mornings (actually worried for my back health lol) my son sleeps in his cot from about 6:30pm to 11pm but then my partner brings him in because she is too tired to rock him in his cot & I donβt blame her.. (I would if I could but he just wonβt fall asleep for me with night time wakings)
I think Iβm getting to a point to where I wanna consider sleeping on the couch or a double mattress on the floor next to our bed but I donβt think my partner would like the thought of the idea as we are quite an intimate couple, how can I go about this i need help, Iβm loosing sleep & waking up so sore
> Moments after winning their 16th straight game, the Phoenix Suns could be heard clapping and shouting in celebration of their latest victory on their way into the visitor's locker room at Barclays Center. > > "We run New York!" one member of the Suns team could be heard shouting in the hallway. > > The Suns (17-3) completed a road sweep of the New York teams on back-to-back nights and moved within one win of matching their franchise's longest winning streak with a 113-107 victory over the Brooklyn Nets on Saturday. The win came one night after the Suns beat the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden. > > Now Phoenix will try to match the franchise's record 17-game winning streak, set in 2006-07, when it hosts Golden State on Tuesday. The Warriors (17-2) currently own the best record in the league. > > "I am looking forward to it," said Suns guard Devin Booker, who scored 30 points. "Obviously [it is] not a make-it-or-break-it game, not a playoff game. But we know it will be a high-energy game. Two best records in the NBA. It is going to be a high-intensity, fun game." > > It's early, but the Suns look like a team that has figured out how to take the next step after making it to the NBA Finals last postseason. > > "It would be nice," Suns point guard Chris Paul said of matching the franchise's longest winning streak on Tuesday. "Obviously everybody knows the ultimate goal is to win a championship, but if you don't enjoy the small victories throughout the regular season, then what are you doing? We are having fun. ... We are going to keep taking it one game at a time and enjoy the moments."
VIDEO https://twitter.com/AndrewYang/status/1406011182465572865
Also if anyone knows any Waterloo AFM students that got a co-op placement at one of these places.
In this case with Premier Barclays, after numerous security questions and disclosing what I want to purchase (5000CRO) and another 10 probing questions they transfer me to the fraud department and they disallow the purchases. I have to go into store to confirm identity, during peak covid whilst being high risk person living rurally. This won't / hasn't stopped me but just another attempt by banks to slow the process. F### the banks. Merry Christmas!
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Data from https://sec.report/Document/0001752724-21-087103/
Link to the spreadsheet:
https://github.com/lunarnautics/GMO-Trust-2021-04-28
It appears like this is the same GMO:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5FTlPrgBTUQ
Same address as in the sec document and Ben Inker works there!
https://www.gmo.com/americas/research-library/?author=6ea661dd-d145-4253-9121-8c1bfd686cb7
From a quick analysis, this sheet is basically disclosing this trusts positions in certain stocks, from
markets all around the world. The conflict on interest that I BELIEVE is there, is that don't the banks
control the exchange rate? So, if say a bet wasn't playing out quite like expected on a certain stock,
couldn't you play with the exchange rate to make it a winning bet?
