Boeing 737 | Going Postal

Larry’s Diary, Week Sixty Four

25th October 2020 Going Postal 0

Monday Good Morning Cat lovers. Another week and a lot happening here. Someone came round yesterday to check out if the central heating ready for the official turn on. The Civil Serpents do like to [more…]

The Baby Boeing

2nd April 2018 Æthelberht 0

I think most of us here don’t get terribly excited at the thought of the Boeing 737. It’s quite mundane, unremarkable, pedestrian even. I suspect more than a few of us here have been herded [more…]

5. Shunting forward

22nd December 2020 0

We last left the challenge with the track due to arrive. JandJmodels.co.uk was closed due to lockdown, so having spare time, delivered the track in person. Peco had finally managed to manufacture a new set [more...]
Some d’Hondt scenarios

17th April 2019 0

European elections are conducted under the d’Hondt system, which works like this: Each voter has one vote and marks his ‘X’ against his choice of party. Each party puts up a list of candidates, in order [more...]
“The U.S. economy felt like a balloon in search of a needle” – Part II

5th October 2020 0

Interview with Robert Mark Claudio Grass (CG): In this surreal policy environment, how has the role and the investment process of the value investor evolved, especially over the last decade? How can one still identify value [more...]
The Unseen Path – Part Fifty Two

20th June 2018 0

“Sam, I want you to tell me exactly what happened in there, while I was in the office.” Alan had decided to wait, let them all get some rest, regain some perspective, himself especially, get [more...]
Postcard from Lille, Part 11

13th April 2019 0

You may wonder, dear reader, after ten episodes and a prologue, where all this is leading. It certainly doesn’t seem to be leading to Lille. Bear with me. You’ll recall that, for obvious reasons, the [more...]