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The PCORI prefiling window is already open. Use QuickFile720’s IRS-authorized platform to submit your filing early and avoid deadline stress: quickfile720.com/blog/pcori-… #form720 #excisetax #IRS #pcori #quickfile720
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Guessing they will do real well on the settlement, did Karen approve the check prefiling?
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What happened to Elon illegally prefiling ballots in Georgia for trump in 2024? Did trump and the Republicans killed the investigation? What will stop Elon from doing that this election? We need to do something about Elon now, or we are screwed.
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Yep. Actually, that's why there is a constitutional issue with the law. It basically contains a prefiling penalty regarding a lawsuit against someone who made a complaint - even if the complaint turned out to be false. To me, a better law would prescribe a penalty if the defamation suit were found to be frivolous.
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⚖️The CPUC’s Water Acquisitions Proceeding is aiming to streamline the acquisition process so larger water utilities can provide benefits stemming from economies of scale to smaller, at-risk water utilities. For example, an at-risk water system may suffer from aging infrastructure that leaves the system out of compliance with federal and state requirements, which can impact the quality of the water. 📜Proposed changes may include: ➡️Streamlining the process by holding a Prefiling Conference ahead of the application process to identify potential project holdups. ➡️Incentivizing the acquisition of failing or at-risk water systems and expediting the review time. ➡️Providing accurate valuation of water systems to ensure costs are reflective of the current expenses to acquire a water utility. ➡️Ensuring transparency to ratepayers by requiring a rate impact analysis from utilities seeking acquisition. ➡️Increasing coordination with the California State Water Resources Control Board’s SAFER Grant Program, which provides funding for water infrastructure improvements. 🔗‍️ Learn about the Water Acquisitions Proceeding: bit.ly/4tXVFOS
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And here you prove yourself and LIAR &CON. I defend regulators here, particularly FDA. I do not blame them. Process is process and prevents snake oil sold to the desperate $NWBO Prefiling meeting with evaluation package completeness is the standard &explains what we have seen
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CCSF v MUSTAFA ALMEHDHAR, 238 Leavenworth same store owner that was just sued for selling meth in the Tenderloin (401 Eddy), previously sued in 2024 for gambling docket webapps.sftc.org/ci/CaseInfo… 2026 prefiling media.api.sf.gov/documents/2…
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Prefiling DEX This needs to cook DEjdxk6Uzigvh2HkHrjg7Nn4dP1CPy9FkBc3YFYRpump
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🚨 COURT UPDATE: A California case involving Armon Wiggins V. Donat Ricketts is turning into a procedural showdown over appeals, court access, and “vexatious litigant” restrictions. The defendant, Donat Ricketts, filed a notice informing the court that his attempted appeal was rejected by the clerk before trial even began. He argues this is significant because the denial of his anti-SLAPP motion (Jan. 29, 2026) is immediately appealable and should trigger an automatic stay of the case under California law. But here’s where things TAKE A TURN. Attached emails from the court’s e-filing system show the appeal was rejected multiple times for procedural reasons, including: • Missing required information or attachments • Incorrect filing codes • Missing signature sections • And most notably: a notice stating “you are on the vexatious litigant list; you must obtain a prefiling order before resubmitting.” That designation is CRITICAL. Under California law, a person labeled a vexatious litigant must obtain court approval before filing new litigation or certain motions. Ricketts then attempted to obtain that approval by submitting a Request to File New Litigation by Vexatious Litigant, arguing: • The appeal has merit • He has exhausted remedies in the trial court • He has suffered reputational, financial, and constitutional harm • A $40,500 attorney fee award is causing severe financial hardship However, in a March 19, 2026 order, the California Court of Appeal (Second District) DENIED his request to file the new litigation. FULL DOCUMENTS BELOW👇🏾👇🏾 Notice Of Clerks Refusal - drive.google.com/file/d/1NpT… Order - drive.google.com/file/d/1EBD…
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First time I've been able to look (busy day at beach) but $AAOI filed for $250M amendment to their ATM shelf, essentially they expanded their existing $250M shelf). Mkt did not respond kindly - down 16% and down more in AH. Prefiling net tangible book value per share for $AAOI was estimated at around $111.59. AH trading pushed price down to around $104.88. Pefect timing if you think about it from a biz standpoint lol just a day after positive news of that $200M order for 1.6T transceivers. $AAOI's market capitalization is roughly $8.1B. I just wanted to do a cursory overlook at fundamentals but here ya go in case anyone else is interested: -est 2026 revenue $1B (more than double 2025's revenue, limited by production capacity def not demand) -Net Income -$38.23M (narrowed significantly; Q4 loss was only $2.02M) compared to 2024 $-186.73M -Gross Margins held in Q1 29-31%; expected to hold or expand with scale; hopefully, some of this money will be used for expansion in TX or $AAOI losses are shrinking hopefully as revenue scales, with 2026 guidance suggesting a path to profitability. Debt is manageable (debt-to-equity 0.34). $AAOI trades at a trailing P/S ratio of 17.8x assuming around $106ish stock price. If you want the rose colored glasses, forward guidance puts $AAOI at about 8.1x which is more inline with 120% YoY growth. Competitors include $COHR and $LITE. I'm still in 1/2 position just shares. $AAOI essentially has been the best trade I've ever made. Mostly bc I was LOADED heavy in Feb, then March and April calls when it ramped. I still like it. But, will keep you guys updated if I add to my position which is actually my intent but mkt needs to cooperate. Environment > Setup $AAOI
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Hai, Kak. Mohon maaf atas ketidaknyamanan atas kendala yang dialami. Atas kendala notifikasi "Data e-Faktur baru ditemukan", silakan klik tombol Posting SPT untuk mendapatkan data terbaru kemudian submit kembali. Pastikan waktu last prefiling sudah menjadi waktu saat ini. Sebelum akses DJP Online, Kakak juga dapat melakukan beberapa cara berikut: 1. Melakukan Clear Cache dan Cookies pada browser; 2. Menggunakan fitur Private Window/Incognito Window pada browser yg digunakan; 3. Menggunakan browser lain/perangkat lain/jaringan internet lain. Apabila masih terkendala, maka dapat berkonsultasi lebih lanjut ke kantor pajak terdekat atau meminta pembuatan tiket permasalahan melalui kantor pajak atau Kring Pajak dengan saluran telepon pada nomor 1500200, live chat di laman pajak.go.id/, atau email pengaduan@pajak.go.id dengan menjelaskan kendala yang dialami. Tks*Hdin

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since someone made xcomm, prefiling dex right now. paying at 20k 4rBRKHvjSTkwKVFkmYHXdJPYgC63jsDb2ST7rGMZpump
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i truly believe this is the same ivrality as any animal runners before, prefiling dex. this is a slow cook. hold guys. and send the goat
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I don’t see the II part of the I/II trials listed, but honestly haven’t given a ton of effort $NWBO I believe they chose indications where filing for BTD &getting accelerated review are possible depending on # in the go forward dose arm Prefiling discussions may be taking place
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AZ Legislative Session Starts Off With a Bang: Rep. Nguyen Has Gun Rights Concerns | We're Here to Break Down the Impacts on Prescott and Yavapai Before They Hit Home As the Arizona Legislature dives into its Fifty-seventh Legislature, Second Regular Session, Prescott Pulse is stepping up to monitor the proceedings closely. We’ll be reporting on bills progressing through the process that could have a direct bearing on Prescott and Yavapai County residents. From education and local governance to public safety and Second Amendment issues, we will focus on topics that resonate with our rural, tight-knit community. It’s still early days in this session that kicked off on January 12, 2026. As of January 20, 2026, lawmakers have introduced 1,214 bills, memorials, and resolutions combined, per LegiScan’s real-time Arizona dashboard (Click Here). We’re currently in the prefiling, introduction, and First/Second Read stage, with new bills being accepted until roughly February 9, 2026, though exceptions can be made later with Rules Committee approval. This early surge of legislation promises intense discussions in a narrowly divided body, where Republicans maintain slim edges (31-29 in the House, 16-14 in the Senate). For Prescott and Yavapai County, state actions often translate to local realities. This could include water rights legislation affecting our aquifers, transportation bills influencing Highway 69 improvements, “always-on” roadway AI surveillance, or education policies impacting Yavapai College and our K-12 schools. Prescott Pulse will do our best to cut through the clutter, without losing our sanity, to spotlight measures with real implications for our area like funding for first responders, zoning changes to address housing needs, or environmental rules affecting our forests and mining traditions. It was this recent post on X by Rep. Quang Nguyen (R-AZ, LD1), chair of the Arizona House Judiciary Committee, with his 2nd Amendment concerns, that got us moving on our legislative review project. Nguyen’s statement highlights the highly partisan clash over gun rights, a key concern in our county where hunting, outdoor activities, and personal protection are entrenched. Although the post omits specific bill numbers, a quick dive of early filings identifies several Democrat-backed proposals that match the “anti-2A” characterization from a pro-gun viewpoint. These types of bills frequently resurface each year but seldom progress under Republican leadership. We thank you, Rep. Nguyen, for being our second amendment watchdog. Here are a few probable inclusions among the 16 he referenced: HB2291: Voluntary prohibited possessor; definition Sponsored by Rep. Aaron Márquez (D-LD5). Introduced January 15, 2026. This bill would revise Arizona statutes to implement a voluntary “do-not-sell” program, enabling people to temporarily place themselves on a list restricting firearm purchases or possession—for reasons like mental health support or suicide prevention, resembling a self-applied red flag provision. HB2354: Firearm; ammunition; storage; civil penalty Sponsored by Rep. Oscar De Los Santos (D-LD11), with cosponsors including Reps. Patty Contreras (D-LD12), Brian Garcia (D-LD8), and Sarah Liguori (D-LD5). Introduced around mid-January 2026. This measure updates firearm and ammunition definitions in the Arizona Revised Statutes and adds civil penalties for unsafe storage, intended to prevent access by children or unauthorized individuals—effectively requiring secure storage. HB2571: Prohibited weapons; machine guns Sponsored by Rep. Aaron Márquez (D-LD5). Introduced around mid-January 2026. This bill expands the “machine gun” definition in state laws to cover devices firing multiple shots automatically without reloading from a single trigger action, including components for modifications like bump stocks or binary triggers—possibly outlawing rapid-fire enhancers. Additional likely bills in Nguyen’s count might encompass assault weapon bans (similar to HB2619 from 2025, which could be reintroduced), limits on high-capacity magazines, universal background checks, waiting periods, or comprehensive red flag laws—common Democratic initiatives. We have reached out to Rep. Nguyen requesting any substantial news that the Pulse can report to our readership. Thankfully, Republicans are advancing pro-gun bills, such as SB1068 (broadening concealed carry on college campuses) and SB1069 (delisting suppressors from prohibited weapons), which have moved forward in committee. These could strengthen protections for Yavapai’s second amendment supporters, but risk vetoes from Gov. Hobbs, who rejected comparable legislation previously. So far, Republicans in the Senate appear to be leading on bill introductions based on top sponsors, but the House tells a different story, the Democrats are taking a huge early lead. This could reflect strategic prefiling or priorities from the minority party (Democrats) pushing hard in the House despite Republican control of both chambers overall. This session is young, so these numbers will shift as more bills roll in and crossover deadlines approach. To voice your opinions on the Legislative Bills Above, Use Request To Speak To explain how important this is, the two pro-gun bills, SB1068 (broadening concealed carry on college campuses) and SB1069 (delisting suppressors from prohibited weapons) are already being out numbered 3 to 1 by the against crowd using the RTS System. These numbers are frightening. Check it out for yourself: Click Here for AZ Leg.gov, type in SB1068 and click on search. Once the bill is displayed, click on the RTS/Current Bill Positions tab. The anti-gun, anti-school choice, anti-voter id advocates always kick conservative’s butts on this platform and every legislator keeps a close eye on the numbers. Get signed up for Request To Speak RTS this week. You can create an account at home, but to activate RTS you may need to visit the Capitol and log in at one of the kiosks the first time you use the system. *If you’re unable to make it to the Capitol, two organizations are offering help getting activated in RTS: Arizona Free Enterprise Club (RTS sign-up & guidance): Voice - Arizona Free Enterprise Club RTS setup assistance offered by Merissa Caldwell (EZAZ / PIE): ezaz.org/rts Prescott Pulse recognizes the ties between state laws and local matters, from school safety, gun policies, and budget allocations supporting our districts. We’ll offer ongoing updates, emphasizing bills’ journeys through committees, floor debates, and possible vetoes. If you notice a bill warranting coverage, reach out to us. Let’s ensure Prescott and Yavapai County’s priorities aren’t overlooked in Phoenix. For live tracking, check azleg.gov (Click Here) or LegiScan’s Arizona dashboard (Click Here).
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