They absolutely are because they own the resale market too and get a cut of all those sales. They don't have to actually do the scalping themselves, just not get in the way.
In my neighborhood the city just gives out a bunch of free balls to kids and there's enough floating around that nobody feels the need to steal one. No maintenance cost, just the bulk price of basketballs once a year.
I was so excited for Powerslide Slipstream, then Midway had to buy Ratbag and immediately fire everyone :(
I still have a Powerslide CD though and it still plays great. You can also buy it on GOG, not sure if they got the music working on the GOG version, since the original plays music from CD.
I live in a city with poorly implemented protected lanes and I absolutely feel less visible and less safe in the protected lane when approaching intersections. It is very common for folks in cars making turns to just cut me off so that I have to slam on my brakes to avoid colliding with them. Protected lanes can be much safer, but to do it correctly you have to sacrifice a large chunk of parking near intersections. Car people don't like to sacrifice those spaces.
Ideally you want to put a fan in the ceiling and then duct as straight as you can out of the room. If your joists are running perpendicular to the wall you should be able to find a space that isn't too bad to go straight out the wall. If you don't want to cut into the ceiling, or there just isn't enough space, Broan-Nutone also makes through-wall fans that are about as simple as it gets, this is what I have in my kitchen, and a lot of old homes have.
They absolutely are because they own the resale market too and get a cut of all those sales. They don't have to actually do the scalping themselves, just not get in the way.
https://reasonstobecheerful.world/
In my neighborhood the city just gives out a bunch of free balls to kids and there's enough floating around that nobody feels the need to steal one. No maintenance cost, just the bulk price of basketballs once a year.
I was so excited for Powerslide Slipstream, then Midway had to buy Ratbag and immediately fire everyone :(
I still have a Powerslide CD though and it still plays great. You can also buy it on GOG, not sure if they got the music working on the GOG version, since the original plays music from CD.
I live in a city with poorly implemented protected lanes and I absolutely feel less visible and less safe in the protected lane when approaching intersections. It is very common for folks in cars making turns to just cut me off so that I have to slam on my brakes to avoid colliding with them. Protected lanes can be much safer, but to do it correctly you have to sacrifice a large chunk of parking near intersections. Car people don't like to sacrifice those spaces.
Shitreuse
Dean Browning did it for real https://www.inquirer.com/politics/clout/dean-browning-twitter-20201110.html
I slit the sheet, the sheet I slit, and on the slitted sheet I sit.
This is what I was going to say.
In the late 1800s when Jasper Cropsey was exhibiting landscape paintings in the UK, folks didn't believe that his colour palette was accurate
https://collections.brandywine.org/objects/2656/autumn-on-the-brandywine-river
Neil has never resembled a Conservative. When he holds a position you can assume it's backed by facts.
Ideally you want to put a fan in the ceiling and then duct as straight as you can out of the room. If your joists are running perpendicular to the wall you should be able to find a space that isn't too bad to go straight out the wall. If you don't want to cut into the ceiling, or there just isn't enough space, Broan-Nutone also makes through-wall fans that are about as simple as it gets, this is what I have in my kitchen, and a lot of old homes have.