https://lilly.gcs-web.com/node/48456/html

Try that

In 1984, the Oilers owner Peter Pocklington added his father, Basil, to the Cup. It’s covered by a series of Xxxxx.

How did the league approve this?

Play it fucking louder.

No, we experience shrinkflation of the education system. Same degrees but obviously we can’t even identify different fruits anymore.

“Find this [notice]”. The notice that it was used for compassionate use. Not that the drug is being researched.

Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2022

https://investor.lilly.com/static-files/40a0ac65-967f-419c-a7a0-ac806c796999&ved=2ahUKEwit5rj9hLCVAxX_0QIHHeKuCGcQy_kOegoIAggACAEIBhAC&opi=89978449&cd&psig=AOvVaw2N7ruZjQUfZls1zTgCQGS1&ust=1782945841255000

Page 39. Publicly filed 3 years ago, in plain text the indication, molecule, and trial phase.

Not saying this whole idea isn’t bad, but there are plenty of processes with waste heat.

“…as ovens do vary.”

So the box was written by someone who barely passed highschool

I am the walrus

The very few people on the planet who have access to their annual statement?

This isn’t skunk works.

In the Olympics, this is also the same for equipment the athletes use.

In 2006, the brand Warrior did not pay the Olympic ad fee, thus ice hockey players needed to spray paint the logos on their sticks.

It’s all a game for money.

Yeah, I get it. The question was why did they build massive surface lots instead of garages. The answer is looking at historic decision-making.

The stupidity of future decisions is clear

Pretarded

This is shit without Jagr

Parking garages are expensive. You can spend $30,000 to build a space… At $50 a game you’d pay it off in 7.5 seasons, not controlling for maintenance and operating costs.

Now the trend is to build entertainment districts around venues… Which creates more revenue per square foot, so you’ll start to see more garages going up.

But why can’t cooking be the hobby and beef jerky be a focus within your hobby

Congrats you just described high deductible plans with an HSA.

They do it in a way where there are much smaller districts. Then the realities of slightly skewed districts offset on the balance… And you also have multiple parties.

The parties in the US draw them to pre-decide outcomes

But asking for a mechanism for states to over rule the supreme court with a 3/4 majority exists… They just make an amendment enshrining or banning whatever is allowed. It’s basically the same standard.

(On constitutional matters… And as others say changing laws on non constitutional matters already exists)

They’re not paying for additive demand. If grid updates or plant expansions cost $1b then that’s distributed across all customers equally based on their consumption. So let’s say there’s 1m customers and the utility spread the costs over 10 years… $100 more per customer assuming equal consumption across.

Schiff is proposing the data center itself is saddled with the $1b and all other customers bills are held flat.

Or just add about 1000 reps to the 435 that are already there. And nuke the electoral college via the interstate voting compact

Doesn’t fix the Senate… But these are at least things that have a reasonable chance to be executed on.