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Print When the research vessel Sally Ride set sail for Santa Catalina Island to map an underwater graveyard of DDT waste barrels, its crew had high hopes of documenting for the first time just how many corroded containers littered the seafloor off the coast of Los Angeles. But as the scientists on deck began interpreting sonar images gathered by two deep-sea robots, they were quickly overwhelmed. It was like trying to count stars in the Milky Way. The dumpsite, it turned out, was much, much bigger than expected. After spending two weeks surveying a swath of seafloor larger than the city of S...

LOS ANGELES — When the research vessel Sally Ride set sail for Santa Catalina Island to map an underwater graveyard of DDT waste barrels, its crew had high hopes of documenting for the first time just how many corroded containers littered the seafloor off the coast of Los Angeles. But as the scientists on deck began interpreting sonar images gathered by two deep-sea robots, they were quickly overwhelmed. It was like trying to count stars in the Milky Way. The dumpsite it turned out, was much, much bigger than expected. After spending two weeks surveying a swath of seafloor larger than th...

Agriculture.com Community Bookmark "The signal" Mark Gold, Market to Market There`s a "signal" for a bull market in grains, usually weather that foreshadows a buck run up in corn and a 4 buck run up in beans.   Mark Gold has only told me and a few others (no, he hasn`t told me   )  but, I`ve been racking my brain as to what that sign might be.  If we don`t get it the rally will fizzle.  I`m guessing it has to do with the cosine of Theta divided by number of days when last 1" rain occurred in June at the Des Moines airport. 

4/16/2021 By Mark Weinraub CHICAGO, April 16 (Reuters) - U.S. soybean futures rose on Friday, gaining ground on corn contracts as the market tried to entice farmers to boost acreage of the oilseed despite the yellow grain's rally to its highest in nearly eight years earlier this week. "The last two weeks all the talk has been about the corn and the dryness and the cold weather," said Mark Gold, managing partner at Top Third Ag Marketing. "Today it is just the beans saying, 'Don't forget about us.'" Corn futures were steady while wheat weakened on a profit-taking setback after hitting their hi...

Article content CHICAGO — U.S. soybean futures rose on Friday, gaining ground on corn contracts as the market tried to entice farmers to boost acreage of the oilseed despite the yellow grain’s rally to its highest in nearly eight years earlier this week. “The last two weeks all the talk has been about the corn and the dryness and the cold weather,” said Mark Gold, managing partner at Top Third Ag Marketing. “Today it is just the beans saying, ‘Don’t forget about us.'” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or