Not many 6-10 guys out there that move well with great hands. Big fella Isaac Saas is all that. Isaac can rim protect, rebound, catches everything, and passes very well.. A 2027 that is still available.. Come see the only true big in PITT. Let’s go Isaac! @NEStormBball
HGSL takes care of business finishing 2–1 with a 20pt win over SlowMo HGSL. Looking forward to tomorrow.
@chartierc7 26pts
@jreardon34 14pts
@Izzy_Wane 10pts
6-10 Saas- 14pts 12rebs 4 blocks
More content to follow on the day
Game 1 stats in 72-71 win.
@chartierc7 20pts.
@BenCorm22 12 pts 8 Rebs.
6-10 Isaac Saas 10pts 12 Rebs.
@jreardon34 3 ball to force OT
@buckets_lj24 winning FT and late game winning plays.
2027 6’9” Isaac Saas had a big-time performance in a win over Loomis this morning at the NEPSAC showcase, recording a double-double while knocking down 3 three-pointers and impacting the game on both ends of the floor #WeAre
A new MA #zoning amendment could increase housing supply and decrease rents and house prices in neighborhoods near transit stations, write Nicholas Chiumenti & @SoodAradhya in new NEPPC report. Effects will likely be smaller in areas closer to #Boston. https://t.co/VSJAAuvZeK
R.I. has been among the states hardest hit by the opioid epidemic. New research finds that the state’s #MedicaidExpansion led to significantly more residents receiving life-saving medications for opioid use disorder. Read the paper: https://t.co/HYV7apJzkz @RIHEALTH
#BostonFed’s Slavik Sheremirov, senior economist, will share an economic outlook at the 2022 @WBJournal Central MA Economic Forecast Forum.
Register and join him tomorrow, February 17 at 8:30 a.m. ET: https://t.co/SqRnpn5Hns
Summer #intern season is just around the corner. Work alongside some of the nation’s finest economists and analysts in the #BostonFed’s Research Department.
Undergraduate and graduate students should apply by February 25: https://t.co/yOgM8CguEB
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston announced today Dr. Susan M. Collins has been appointed as its 14th president and chief executive officer, effective July 1.
Read more: https://t.co/w6H4nq3Log
Learn more about a new research report by my NEPPC colleague Osborne Jackson that examines pre-pandemic sectoral mobility, or industry switching, among long-tenured workers who become reemployed after losing their job: https://t.co/IFdEVKBl5j
Osborne Jackson in his latest NEPPC report on job displacement and sectoral mobility: “On net, reemployed displaced workers seem to be drawn to the public administration, construction and FIRE industries—finance, insurance and real estate.” https://t.co/0LWJs0Hjp1 #EconTwitter
After plummeting at the start of the pandemic, labor force participation has regained only about half of its lost ground. A new report by #BostonFed economists explains why this incomplete recovery is not surprising. #COVIDrecovery#econtwitter
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New NEPPC research considers the impact of COVID-19 on household migration in the region. Every New England state except Massachusetts either lost fewer households or gained households for the first time since at least 2017. Read more: https://t.co/YZM6l8ezpD
The Regional and Community Outreach team extended the deadline to submit applications for the 2022 Visiting Fellows program, a model designed to advance scholarly and policy-relevant research. Learn more and apply: https://t.co/aMiP0k1sgv
The Regional and Community Outreach team extended the deadline to submit applications for the 2022 Visiting Fellows program, a model designed to advance scholarly and policy-relevant research. Learn more and apply: https://t.co/aMiP0k1sgv
The #BostonFedEcon65 conference will present five new papers focusing on high leverage and its effects on the economy.
Register today to attend the virtual 3-day economic research conference November 8–10: https://t.co/B9KU5zFmRt #EconTwitter#monetarypolicy
The #BostonFed Research department is hosting its 65th economic research conference, “The Implications of High Leverage for Financial Instability Risk, Real Economic Activity, and Appropriate Policy Responses,” on Nov. 8-10.
Register: https://t.co/B9KU5zFmRt #BostonFedEcon65
Join me on Nov. 8, 9, and 10 for the @BostonFed's 65th (virtual) economic conference, “The Implications of High Leverage for Financial Instability Risk, Real Economic Activity, and Appropriate Policy Responses”. Learn more & register: https://t.co/RuB2aK2wgR
Great presentations on criminal justice and a closing panel on how economic research can support policy making are planned. Join us! (900am - 130pm). Join here: https://t.co/qeF9BqFy7K
John MacDonald, @Penn prof. of criminology and sociology, discusses his new paper “Race, Crime and Police Interaction”; @emilyweisburst, @UCLALuskin associate prof. of public policy provides perspective. #BostonFed's Chris Foote moderates: https://t.co/Jbbw66g8yP #BostonFedEcon64