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Harrison Stafford

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  1. Boom Boom Mancini!
  2. Yeah, but we managed to pull off that Christmas miracle.
  3. All this talk of Star Wars makes me want to break out in song.
  4. Now, you should’ve been a math major
  5. I see players intentionally block shots as far out of bounds as they can (for dramatic effect, I suppose) and the ball simply returns to the offensive team extending the possession. When Bill Russell blocked a shot, his goal was not only to intimidate, but to keep the ball >in play< starting the Celtics fast break.
  6. He was also dopey, bashful, and sneezy.
  7. Russell was a prolific rebounder and shot blocker. His timing when blocking shots was remarkable and his battles with Wilt were legendary.
  8. Pete Lammons. Played 6 years for the New York Jets (including winning a Super Bowl) and 1 year with the Green Bay Packers.
  9. Yes, the FDA can move faster and here’s hoping they will. There will be 81,180 new cases and 17,100 deaths from bladder cancer this year according to American Cancer Society estimates. I’m pissed IBRX’s bladder cancer drug submission hasn’t already gotten a priority review voucher.
  10. The FDA gave IBRX a PDUFA date of May 23, 2023 for their bladder cancer drug. So much for Fast Track and Breakthrough Therapy Designations. It’s much superior to the current standard of care and had no adverse effects observed in their trials. Fuck the FDA in general.
  11. EOSE +.35 to 3.04 and UUUU making some noise +.20 to 6.74. Holding 32,900 shares of EOSE @ 2.44 and 30,000 shares of UUUU @ 5.64.
  12. Pallone Announces New Manufacturing Design Facility and Jobs at Clean Energy Storage Company in New Jersey July 25, 2022 Press Release Facility Will Add 25 Additional Jobs Edison, NJ – Congressman Frank Pallone, Jr. (NJ-06) today unveiled a new manufacturing design facility with Eos Energy Enterprises in Edison. Located at Eos’ corporate headquarters in Edison, the Eos Ingenuity Lab will provide the space and resources to continue evolving Eos’ zinc battery technology as it helps accelerates the nation’s transition to clean energy. The lab will focus on expanding the company’s research and development capacity for future generations of new battery technology and will help forge a path toward rapid development of its energy storage systems. “New Jersey is confronting the climate crisis with new, cutting-edge battery technology that is creating clean energy jobs right here at home,” said Pallone. “I am immensely proud that Eos calls Edison home and is leading the way on energy storage technology that will help us accelerate the transition to clean energy. These innovations will ensure both our economy and our energy infrastructure are ready to meet the challenges of the future.” “The launch of the Ingenuity Lab underscores our commitment to building the energy storage solutions of the future,” said Joe Mastrangelo, Chief Executive Officer of Eos. “We have always prioritized innovation and continuous improvement as part of our company identity, but to have a designated site where this can be fostered will help accelerate adoption of energy storage and its critical role in the renewable energy transition.” Founded in 2008, Eos designs and manufactures state of the art zinc batteries – manufactured in the U.S. and designed to provide new energy storage options in an effort to accelerate the shift to clean energy. Pallone hosted Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm for a tour of the company in July 2021. Thanks to the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Congressman Pallone helped pass into law, the Department of Energy announced earlier this year new programs to invest $3 billion to strengthen U.S. supply chains for advanced batteries. In 2021, DOE announced a new goal to reduce the cost of grid-scale, long duration energy storage by 90% within the decade that would help the United States reach 100% clean electricity by 2035. Long duration energy storage are systems that can store energy for more than 10 hours at a time and would support a low-cost, reliable, carbon-free electric grid. Cheaper and more efficient storage will make it easier to capture and store clean energy for use when energy generation is unavailable or lower than demand. Is it a good thing when the Chair of the House Energy and Commerce Committee attends a company’s ribbon cutting? Holding 32,900 shares of EOSE at avg cost of 2.44.
  13. So, maybe we don't need Josh Bell?
  14. In my perfect world, we trade him to the Nats for Josh Bell.
  15. 2.88 now. The price has moved up through the 20 and 50day EMA. 20 day is crossing up through the 50 day. All good. The declining 200 day is at 5.10 which coincides with the late March high. Have an alert set at 3.80 to reevaluate EOSE when it reaches that tp. Holding 33,900 shares at avg cost of 2.44.
  16. 2.55-2.65 is near term resistance. EOSE needs to break into the resistance. If so, 3.85ish is the next overhead target and will consider trading some of my position when it reaches there and hold the rest. EOSE has 21% of the float sold short with 8 days to cover. This can move up muy rapido.
  17. EOSE +.30 to 2.38. Holding 33,900 shares at an avg cost of 2.44.
  18. EOSE +.21 to 2.00
  19. 10 cent beer night at the old ballgame. What could go wrong?
  20. Don’t you bring logic into this.
  21. Jake Meyers is batting .313 with 10 RBI's in 13 games and McCormick is starting at CF today? Meyers is 26 yrs old. He doesn't need a fucking day off.
  22. Harrison likes his chances.
  23. EOSE has rebounded nicely in the last week moving from 1.18 to 1.74. Holding 33,900 shares at an avg cost of 2.44.
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