GAS STATION Locations

I just bought a stock of very good quality Nephrite directly from the mine owner in Pakistan. I would use it for lapidary work. Can you guess the price per kilogram (in USD) ? Hint: it's not comparable to what you get from wholesalers in USA of a similar quality stone.

If you didn’t pay close attention, you might have missed it. Brexit happened 10 years ago. The EU was not in the best shape before either, but that disaster triggered fears across the continent that this might be the beginning of the end. A domino effect seemed possible.  Fears on one side, and plenty of hope on the other. Both far-right and far-left rejoiced across the entire western world. The long-awaited death of the European Union was finally on the corner. To further upset the status quo, a few months later came an even larger shock with the first election of Donald Trump. The world was truly turning inside out. The future for the European project looked bleaker than any time sin...

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia is ready to supply energy to Europe if European countries signal interest, while noting that Moscow is increasing oil and gas deliveries to what he described as “reliable partners” in several regions. Hungary, Slovakia can get oil, gas until they remain ‘reliable partners’ Speaking at a meeting on the global oil and gas markets situation, Putin said Russia will continue supplying oil and gas to its “reliable counterparties.” “I’m referring not only to our partners in the Asia-Pacific region, but also to countries in Eastern Europe, such as Slovakia and Hungary,” he said, adding that Moscow already increased deliveries to its...

Estimados que tal, una consulta aprovechando la coyuntura de que medio Lima se está volviendo loco por el gas. Tenía una duda, en mi casa siempre hemos cocinado con balón de gas desde que tengo uso de conocimiento porque mi padre siempre me dijo que las hervidoras ciertamente son más prácticas pero que "jalan" demasiada electricidad. Ante esto me planteé la duda y esta pregunta va para los que viven solos o en familia o tienen conocimiento de las tarifas eléctricas y del gas: Si tanto caos se genera en no poder cocinar a gas, ¿por qué no simplemente en Perú la gente usa cocina a inducción y hervidora eléctrica? ¿Es realmente mucho más caro como para que nadie lo haya...

If you didn’t pay close attention, you might have missed it. Brexit happened 10 years ago. The EU was not in the best shape before either, but that disaster triggered fears across the continent that this might be the beginning of the end. A domino effect seemed possible.  Fears on one side, and plenty of hope on the other. Both far-right and far-left rejoiced across the entire western world. The long-awaited death of the European Union was finally on the corner. To further upset the status quo, a few months later came an even larger shock with the first election of Donald Trump. The world was truly turning inside out. The future for the European project looked bleaker than any time sin...

As the conflict in the middle East continue, I have seen many countries saying they will release stockpiled oil to serve the deficit as the conflict strain the normal delivery. My question is, do we have enough stockpile for oil in Kenya which can last a year? Ama tu jipange individually? We are agricultural dependent country and with fertilizer depending on natural gas to produce, I think we will have scarcity of fertilizer and definitely food prices will be up on the roof. I hope the conflict ends soon before we start crying Serikali saidia.

If you didn’t pay close attention, you might have missed it. Brexit happened 10 years ago. The EU was not in the best shape before either, but that disaster triggered fears across the continent that this might be the beginning of the end. A domino effect seemed possible.  Fears on one side, and plenty of hope on the other. Both far-right and far-left rejoiced across the entire western world. The long-awaited death of the European Union was finally on the corner. To further upset the status quo, a few months later came an even larger shock with the first election of Donald Trump. The world was truly turning inside out. The future for the European project looked bleaker than any time sin...

I'm trying to understand whether speculator positioning makes more sense when read alongside supply/demand data, or whether the two are just independent signals that don't really talk to each other. Using corn as an example. On the COT side: Specs went from heavily short in mid-2024 to a near-extreme long by March 2025, then completely reversed back to short by Q3/Q4. Now they're quietly rebuilding again. https://preview.redd.it/v90ecrtrseog1.png?width=950&format=png&auto=webp&s=642dd8c7143c69016ace3dfdda2056fae9ab782b On the fundamentals side: \- USDA S/U ratio: 12.9% for 2025/26 - balanced, not tight \- Ending stocks: 2,127 mil bu, up 37% Yo...

I just bought this good quality spinach green nephrite jade stock directly from the mine owners in Pakistan. I would use it for lapidary work soon. Sharing pictures of just two stones with you for reference. Guess the price per kilogram (in USD)? Hint: It's not comparable to what we get in USA from wholesalers.

For reference it's a 3 bed. Kitchen has a pot filler, in addition to the sink + range cooker. Utility also has a sink, washer/dryer. Boiler will be a baxi one.

If you didn’t pay close attention, you might have missed it. Brexit happened 10 years ago. The EU was not in the best shape before either, but that disaster triggered fears across the continent that this might be the beginning of the end. A domino effect seemed possible.  Fears on one side, and plenty of hope on the other. Both far-right and far-left rejoiced across the entire western world. The long-awaited death of the European Union was finally on the corner. To further upset the status quo, a few months later came an even larger shock with the first election of Donald Trump. The world was truly turning inside out. The future for the European project looked bleaker than any time sin...

Before chasing any move, it helps to know when momentum is exhausted. TD Sequential does exactly that. Live COIN/USDT 1h example (Mar 9–11, 2026): • COIN dropped hard to \~194 on Mar 9 a 13-count flagged the selling was exhausted • Price recovered to \~208 bearish setups warned the rally was getting tired • Sold back off toward \~194 on Mar 11 • Bullish 9/9 just completed near 194–195 same lows, same exhaustion signal When you see a 13-count at the lows followed by a full recovery, then a fresh 9/9 at the same lows that's the market telling you the sellers keep running out of fuel at this level. **Chart by ChartScout.** ⚠️ Educational purposes only. Not fina...

If you didn’t pay close attention, you might have missed it. Brexit happened 10 years ago. The EU was not in the best shape before either, but that disaster triggered fears across the continent that this might be the beginning of the end. A domino effect seemed possible.  Fears on one side, and plenty of hope on the other. Both far-right and far-left rejoiced across the entire western world. The long-awaited death of the European Union was finally on the corner. To further upset the status quo, a few months later came an even larger shock with the first election of Donald Trump. The world was truly turning inside out. The future for the European project looked bleaker than any time sin...

Estimados que tal, una consulta aprovechando la coyuntura de que medio Lima se está volviendo loco por el gas. Tenía una duda, en mi casa siempre hemos cocinado con balón de gas desde que tengo uso de conocimiento porque mi padre siempre me dijo que las hervidoras ciertamente son más prácticas pero que "jalan" demasiada electricidad. Ante esto me planteé la duda y esta pregunta va para los que viven solos o en familia o tienen conocimiento de las tarifas eléctricas y del gas: Si tanto caos se genera en no poder cocinar a gas, ¿por qué no simplemente en Perú la gente usa cocina a inducción y hervidora eléctrica? ¿Es realmente mucho más caro como para que nadie lo h...

Estimados que tal, una consulta aprovechando la coyuntura de que medio Lima se está volviendo loco por el gas. Tenía una duda, en mi casa siempre hemos cocinado con balón de gas desde que tengo uso de conocimiento porque mi padre siempre me dijo que las hervidoras ciertamente son más prácticas pero que "jalan" demasiada electricidad. Ante esto me planteé la duda y esta pregunta va para los que viven solos o en familia o tienen conocimiento de las tarifas eléctricas y del gas: Si tanto caos se genera en no poder cocinar a gas, ¿por qué no simplemente en Perú la gente usa cocina a inducción y hervidora eléctrica? ¿Es realmente mucho más caro como para que nadie lo h...

TL;DR: Mixed market action with sector rotation and lack of clear directional conviction, but momentum is roughly neutral. Leadership from technology, while energy shows relative weakness. Key headlines and technical levels require monitoring as the tape remains opportunity-rich but demands selective positioning. Question of the Day SPY is near $697.14 resistance with support at $662.39. Do you see a breakout or a rejection here, and what would change your mind? Drop your plan below. If you comment, include: your bias (long/short/neutral), your key level to watch, and how you'd manage it if it moves against you immediately. If you're newer, use this as practice: write your pla...

Mar 11, 2026 As Iran has tightened its chokehold on one of the world’s most vital shipping routes and the Trump administration sent mixed signals about how long the war would last, oil prices have swung wildly. Rebecca F. Elliott, who covers energy for The New York Times, explains just how much the world depends on that route — the Strait of Hormuz — and how quickly shutting it down can throw global energy markets into chaos. **On today's episode:** [Rebecca F. Elliott](https://www.nytimes.com/by/rebecca-f-elliott), who covers energy for The New York Times. **Background reading:**  * How war in the Middle East is [choking off the world’s oil and gas](https://www.nyt...

On Tuesday’s broadcast of the Fox Business Network’s “The Bottom Line,” former Trump Economic Adviser Stephen Moore said he would favor “a temporary, maybe four-week reduction in the gas tax. There are other things, by the way, that could be done. We could change some of the refinery rules, get rid of the ethanol mandate, just for four weeks or so. You could take a bunch of steps that could lower the price of the gas at the pump by about 50 cents a gallon” in the wake of issues around oil supply. Moore said, “I don’t like taxes either. The gas tax is a pretty good user fee for use of the road. So, I don’t have a big problem with it. But I do think, now, given that the pric...