Fine Wind, Clear Morning Puns

Hello, I'm new to reddit so excuse me if I'm not using it correctly. I would like to add that I have been to the vet (3 vets to be exact) several times because of this but no one so far has been able to explain what is happening.

He gets a meal before going to sleep and he is never more than 7 hours on an empty stomach between midnight snack and breakfast so I don't think it's bilious vomit syndrome because as far as the vets said the vomit should be yellow and this is totally clear (like opace clear to be exact) and it's the same liquid (not mucus, more like slimy liquid) that he passes in his stool if he doesn't vomit. Before he gets rid of the liquid one way or another he doesn't want to eat but after he does the noise stops and he wants to eat, he plays and he's fine for the rest of the day. Usually happens once a week and randomly.

Anyone has any idea as to what is happening? He's fine, no issues other than this random episodes. I really need a starting point to bring more information to the vet to get a proper diagnosis.

Kobe is a 2 months (going to be 3 soon) male french bulldog rescue puppy so probably not 100% frenchie if this helps in any way. He's 2.5 kgs and he eats grain free as he was not digesting grains properly

Since I'm low silver I get spam pinged every time I use Caitlyn ult to do anything other than finish someone off. Please stop, that's not the only thing the ultimate can do. Caitlyn's ult isn't even an execute, which means that it isn't any stronger on low health enemies, it always does the same damage. In a team fight it will be hard to get enough time to stand still and ult someone, so poking a priority target down with the ult before the fight is not stupid, it's just getting guaranteed damage before the fight instead of risking not being able to get the ult off at all.

Ok, this may be huge or it may mean nothing depending how you interpret the content of this ruling, so I will go ahead and summarize this because I think it's relevant to GME.

https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2021/05/14/2021-10173/self-regulatory-organizations-ice-clear-credit-llc-order-approving-proposed-rule-change-relating-to

This is a 22 page SEC approval of the proposed changes brought up by ICE Clear Credit LCC (“ICC”), a covered clearing agency. So what is a Covered clearing agency? It is a registered clearing agency that provides the services of a central counterparty or central securities depository. In order to address counterparty risk, members must provide collateral to ICE Trust [ICE Clear Credit LLC since July 16, 2011] to cover their obligations under cleared CDS (credit derivatives). Members must also make initial and ongoing contributions to a guaranty fund that can be used by ICE Trust in the event of a member default (Forrester et al 2009).

As published on their website, "Financial resources held at the clearing house, including margin and clearing member guaranty funds, total more than $33 billion.

ICE Clear Credit's current margin on deposit is $46,399,000,000. In the event of a default, only the margin of the defaulting clearing participant and defaulting customer may be used for default management. In the event the resources of a defaulting clearing participant are insufficient to cure the default, the below financial resources are available to ICE Clear Credit: Minimum Total Assets available $3,213,000,000".

Back to the SEC approval. ICC was asking the SEC to update and formalize the ICC Recovery Plan and the ICC Wind-Down Plan in case of credit losses, liquidity shortfalls, losses from general business risk, or any other losses in the event that it comes under severe stress. The Recovery Plan discusses the tools that are available to ICC to address a situation where ICC experiences liquidity shortfalls triggered by a default of one or more CPs (Citadel and Co?) and has insufficient liquid resources in the proper currency to meet payments obligations. . The first step of the recover plan starts with the Default Committee, which is responsible for assisting ICC during the execution of certain default management and recovery procedures and

Nothing else.