The Thrashers would like to have games scheduled this season. However, in our estimation, playing games would potentially give us a reduction in our expected win probability.
This new tirzepatide study is eye-opening.
120 adults took the drug for 40 weeks, and half of them also lifted weights 3x a week. Both groups lost about 50 lbs.
But when they tested strength, the two groups looked nothing alike.
Here's the breakdown: (1/11)
@RickShone Expand it but dedicated bus lane and fix the damn transit system. Traffic isn't a problem a city can build its way out of with lane expansions, unless you commit to modeshift. Winnipeggers rightfully don't trust transit but they deserve a system worthy of use
@WellnessRated@brentlajeunesse Ultimately, you've just got to go lift the heavy weights. Sometimes you get them, sometimes you fail and need to learn from it. God knows how many times I've failed. But it is surprising how many PRs are set on suboptimal conditions.
Sunny, this is Connor Hellebuyck.
He’s the greatest goalie of his generation.
His defect is that playing the Winnipeg Jets would potentially give us a reduction in our expected win probability.
@Michael_Easter It's such a strawman argument that it's either fueled by idiocy or propagated by disingenuous grifters (or both). What people do is one thing. But the guidelines have not advocated what is so frequently claimed
Barcelona’s Superblocks are one of the world’s most influential urban transformations. In a city where cars take 20% of trips but 60% of public space, they offer a radical proposition: what if streets were designed not as conduits for traffic but as extensions of living rooms?🧵