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20 beauty benefits of olive oil you didn't know about
Posted January 2
Olive oil is a common cooking ingredient that can usually be found in almost every kitchen, but did you know olive oil is also one of the greatest beauty products you will ever use?
Here are 20 beauty benefits to olive oil you'll want to try:
1. Olive oil bath
Pouring a little bit of olive oil into your bath gives your skin so many benefits. Olive oil contains antioxidants your skin needs and loves to absorb. Just be sure to clean your bathtub well when you're done bathing because the oil can leave a residue that will build up over time.
2. Neosporin knockoff
Mix some olive oil with Vaseline to create a shield and remedy for scrapes and scars. Certain properties in the olive oil have been proven to accelerate the healing process, so if you're fresh out of Neosporin, then this little tip might save you from the hassle of going to the store.
3. Cracked skin repair
Your skin is very delicate, especially in regions with dry air. That brings danger to damaging your skin cells as well as causing an irritable itch. Rubbing your skin down with olive oil will protect it from cracking so badly. This is actually best for people with cracked heels.
4. Makeup remover
The great thing about olive oil is that it naturally does not clog pores like most oils do. Simply dab some oil on a cotton pad to remove any makeup or dirt that has built up in your pores throughout the day and you're set.
5. Skin moisturizer
Using olive oil on your skin will change your skin for the better.
6. Prevents wrinkles
Olive oil is full of vitamin E, which has been proven to help counteract aging. The oil will help with smoothing out your skin and serve as a sort of sunscreen against harmful UV rays. Remember the next time you run out of sunscreen, olive oil just might be your saving grace.
7. Facemask treatment
Olive oil is used as an ingredient in so many beauty products today. You can even make your own DIY face mask and use it as a skin treatment. Mixing olive oil with one a ground cucumber and a tablespoon of milk will serve as a refreshing and moisturizing face mask.
8. Shine and frizz serum
I use this little tidbit all the time. After you blow dry or apply any sort of heat to your hair, it will usually have a few flyaways or frizziness to it. Applying some olive oil is the trick to getting rid of those unruly strands and adds a bit of shine your luscious locks.
9. Dandruff treatment
If you have bad dandruff or an itchy scalp then soaking your hair in olive oil over night will do you justice. It will allow your hair to absorb any vitamins your scalp needs in order to stay clean and moisturized.
10. Lip scrub
Mix olive oil and sugar and massage your lips with it once a week and you will see a difference in how smooth your lips are.
11. Eczema and rash treatment
If your skin has bumps or has become irritated, applying olive oil might not be such a bad idea. The oil's medicinal properties soothe and work as a component in fighting off other pathogens. Massage it into your skin twice a day and you will see a difference.
12. Prevents hangnails
Olive oil is packed with vitamin e, which does well to soften your skin. Applying olive oil several times a day to a hangnail will reverse the damaged skin and promote healing.
13. Under eye cream
I struggle sleeping at times, especially when I have a busy work day ahead, so I am always waking up with bags and puffiness under my eyes. After researching and trying out many different eye creams, I have come to find that olive oil works the best. I take a penny-sized amount and apply it to my under-eye skin every night and it has worked like a charm.
14. Makeup brush cleaner
Mix some olive oil with Dawn dish soap and you will find your brushes as smooth as the first time you used them. Keeping your brushes clean is very important and keeps your face free of bacteria that can build up in the bristles over time.
15. Cuticle oil
If you are big on keeping your nails fresh and trimmed, then applying some oil a to your hands few times during the week will do the trick in keeping them healthy and fine.
16. Hair growth treatment
We all have those stubborn hair strands that want to form into split ends. Olive oil will act to solidify and heal those ends. Soaking your hair three times a week in olive oil will put off hair damage, especially if you style your hair with heat.
17. Shaving cream
Switch your shaving cream with olive oil. You will get better results each time.
18. Ear wax remedy
Cleaning out your ear a few times a month is vital to your overall health. Use olive oil as ear drops to help clean any dirt or bacteria that could potentially damage your eardrum and wellness. Continue to clean your ear with a q-tip following the action.
19. Pre-shampoo treatment
Run some olive oil through your ends and leave it in your hair for three minutes. Do this on nights you intend on washing your hair and you will see a difference in its overall shine and health. The oil's properties will regenerate damaged strands and stimulate hair growth.
20. Salad dressing
Along with all the pros to outside beauty, consuming olive oil is great for your insides as well. Instead of layering your favorite dressing on your salad, switch to olive oil. Doing so will help boost your metabolism and also serve as a general beauty booster.


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How to pray
No matter who we are, where we have been, what we are like; everyone can start where they are and begin to pray.
We do not have to wait for a special teaching, a particular moment or spiritual feelings. We can quite simply begin as we are and take it from there.
Talking to God is for everyone
We are often asked the following questions:
- What is prayer?
- Why do people pray?
- How do you pray?
- What are you meant to say?
The truth is that depending on who you ask, you will get a different answer! Prayer is something that is unique to you, it is you talking to God. What you say, how you feel and your relationship is unique!
But if you're not sure where to start we have adapted information from Pray Now to help you on your way.
Getting started
It has been said that we learn to pray by praying, not by reading about it. That said, speaking with others and listening to their understanding of prayer can help us reflect upon our own experiences. How to Pray is therefore a collection of thoughts and ideas to help us think about prayer, especially if we are new to it, returning to it or simply want to refresh our prayer life.
One helpful approach is to take as little as five minutes in your day to pray. Each minute is spent on one of the words your parents were always trying to get you to say:
When we meet with people we know we would rarely pounce upon them with a list of apologies or requests. Usually, we would take the time to say hello, look at the person, shake hands, offer a drink of something or some food and ask how they are.
Similarly in prayer we might look for ways to say hello to God. This could simply involve being quiet for a short moment, reading something from the Book of Psalms or focusing your attention on your breathing.
Prayers written by others, like Pray Now, can be of great help. Other ways are lighting a candle to welcome Christ the Light, settling into a favourite chair or making a hot drink symbolising a desire to rest with God.
It may be worth remembering that we never have to come into God's presence because we are always with God. Times of prayer are simply more intentional moments to make ourselves aware of the ever-present love of God, to remember that 'in Him we live and move and have our being' (acts ch 17 v 28).
Each of these hellos remind us that we have started a conversation with someone important to us and will help us to resist the things that might pull our attention away from spending this time with God.
Saying sorry in prayer may be best thought of not as a grovelling word, but as a healing word. When in our daily lives with others we admit where we have got things wrong and say sorry, relationships can heal and grow. This is also true of our relationship with God. Rather than berating ourselves for our daily misdemeanours, God invites us to draw close and be open about who we truly are.
What am I sorry about? What I am ashamed of? Martin Luther King said "The first rule of prayer is: do not lie to God" and this is what we aim for; a growing sense of God's love that helps us to share all that we are with God.
The first rule of prayer is do not lie to God.Martin Luther King
George McLeod said "We should never rise from our prayers still wondering if God has forgiven us." Yet this is often difficult. In such moments, arranging to speak with a trustworthy person who understands something of our journey into prayer can be invaluable in helping us deepen our sense of forgiveness and a healed relationship with God.
Thank you
Much prayer is in response to something God has done first. This is especially true in our prayers of thanks. While there may be much we are aware of and grateful for, a quiet pause before we begin can help us avoid long repetitive lists of thanks.
Take a moment to look over today or the day before and try to remember moments where something good took place.
Though I may have missed them at the time, where can I now see qualities like (from 1 Corinthians 13:4-7) patience, kindness, honesty, joy, protection, trust, hope, perseverance? Were these ways in which God was showing love to me?
Similarly, we can look at the bigger picture of our whole life, noticing things we may have taken for granted: life-changing opportunities, people who have nurtured us, something that helped us overcome a difficulty or struggle. What has been good for me in my life and how do I now wish to show that I am grateful?
After offering our thanks to God, we may also feel moved to thank others when we see them next. This helps us join our prayers with our living, completing the cycle and begins to tune us in to the moments of God's goodness throughout the day.
The Bible is full of instances of people asking God to bless and protect themselves or others. Many of these requests can seem selfish and self-serving, overly bold or even petty. They might seem to lack the kind of 'spirituality' which we expect to see in these faith-filled characters. Perhaps though, their quality lies in their honesty. Their requests, unpretentious and very human hint to us that prayer is primarily a relationship to explore, not a technique to be perfected.
When it comes to asking God for something, we do not need to pretend to be saints. Author C.S. Lewis said 'Pray what is in you, not what ought to be in you'. This is where we begin and where we might often return to, honestly telling God what we need and asking for it. This relationship does not demand that we are good, but that we are honest, open to the possibility of growing and changing.
A short pause before we begin can be helpful here too. Notice what concerns come to mind and simply talk to God about them. What is worrying me? What has been at the back of my mind? Do I know of someone with a need for comfort or encouragement? This can help us connect with the requests that come from within. In this way we are baring our hearts with honesty to a loving and living God.
With one another we usually have a pattern for saying farewell. People might hug, shake hands, nod and smile and perhaps make arrangements to meet again.
Times of prayer can benefit from similar actions and words. While we know that we do not leave God's presence, bringing clear closure to the time that has been set apart helps us avoid prayers that fizzle out or drift into distraction.
It can be helpful to move towards the end of your prayers with a time of quiet, moving from talking to God to listening to God. If a particular thought comes to mind, you might spend this time talking about it, or simply holding it before God.
The Lord's prayer
Finally, using the Lord's prayer is a wonderful way of gathering all your prayers into one. In doing so we say with people around the world and across century's the words of Jesus that teach us how to pray. These are the words that celebrate the welcome, forgiveness, grace and goodness of God.
Our Father in heaven,
hallowed be Your name.
Your kingdom come,
Your will be done, on earth as in heaven.
Give us today our daily bread and forgive us our sins,
as we forgive those who sin against us.
Save us from the time of trials,
and deliver us from evil.
For the kingdom the power and the glory are yours,
now and forever.
Pray Now
The extract above was taken from Pray Now: Revealing love which is a collection of modern prayers that can be used by all denominations, by individuals, prayer groups and leaders of worship. Within its pages our relationship with God is explored through the theme of Paul's Hymn of Love.
Drawing on the first Corinthians definitions of each kind of love, this book of prayers by the popular Pray Now Group is about all human relationships and is particularly ideal for confirmation and those conducting and attending weddings, the prayers lead us to a deeper understanding of what it is to love God and to love your neighbour. The 31 daily prayers and prayer activities are set in a different context for each of 12 months and, through repeated reflection across a year, they provide readers with support and inspiration for a deeper, still and reflective relationship with God.
The current edition of Pray Now is titled People of the Way. The People of the Way theme invites you to explore what it means to be a 'person of the way' and part of a 'people of the way' through prayer, reflection and activity. Every day in the Christian life is an invitation to discover more of what it means to follow Christ: in our personal spiritual journeys, in our encounters with one another, in our experiences of God's world and into a future yet to be revealed.
Pray Now is a collection of modern prayers that can be used by all denominations, by individuals, prayer groups and leaders of worship. Each year, our relationship with God is explored through a theme. It gives a place to start when you feel you have no words of your own, and prayer activities that allow time to think and space to listen. They also prompt action and movement when the words just don't seem enough. The Pray Now Group is a team who care deeply about the role of prayer in our lives. Drawn from an ecumenically minded Church of Scotland group, their work is written for a wide, diverse and international readership.
How to order
Pray Now is produced each year by the Office of the Resourcing Worship team, part of the Mission and Discipleship Council. It is published on its behalf by Saint Andrew Press, the Church's publishing house.
Pray Now can be purchased in hard copy, or Kindle version from the St Andrew Press website.


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Frozen Lemon Pie Recipe
With a graham cracker crust and instant pudding, this pie makes a tangy sweet dessert. For a zestier flavor, I make it with lemon pudding. Adding pink lemonade gives it a pretty color.
- 1-3/4 cups cold milk
- 2 packages (3.4 ounces each) instant vanilla pudding mix
- 3/4 cup thawed lemonade concentrate
- 1 carton (8 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed
- 1 graham cracker crust (9 inches)
- 1. In a large bowl, whisk milk and pudding mixes for 2 minutes. Let stand for 2 minutes or until soft-set. Add lemonade concentrate; whisk for 30 seconds. Immediately fold in whipped topping. Spoon into crust. Freeze until set, about 25 minutes. Yield: 6-8 servings.
Nutritional Facts
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As we know of my previous blog Semi-Retirement, I would like to say that I'm coming back, but this is not the absolute case.
I will be though more active then I originally was, and I will respond more rapidly to you and you might see me back on the IRC if I can find an internet connection that doesn't block it. (I'm using my UNI's internet. :P)
I also would like to thank all my friends, without you guys, (other then the fact of helping out at Halopedia) I really wouldn't have the stamina or patience of coming back.
The days when you will notice my existence are as follows:
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Super Mario bros. Q is one of the fangames made by the company XWare, it is for the Gameboy Advance and Nintendo PC. The game features almost verything from Super Mario Bros. (SNES) to Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island (SNES). One of the best features in the game are the new power-ups, such as the Mushroom Helmet and Slime Flower
The gameplay of this game is much simular to the other 4 Mario games, except that now with the fact that you're playing with a SMB3 sprite you can also spin-jump.
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The controlls for Super Mario bros. Q on the Gameboy Advance are...
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Well placed: Sonny Taylor nearing 50th year with NYRA
One dead heat is just like any other dead heat after almost half a century of watching races, even if that race is the $1 million Travers Stakes at the Saratoga Race Course.
"It just happened to be the Travers," said Sentell "Sonny" Taylor , 76, a placing judge for the New York Racing Association. "We judge it like any other race."
Determining last year's tie between Golden Ticket and Alpha hadn't come with any extra pressure on the three placing judges, who call their act from the bird's eye perch of the track a "three-man ballet."
Taylor said it took about five to 10 seconds to help make Travers history.
In 49 years with the New York Racing Association, he has seen a lot of history, including three Triple Crown winners, a lot of almost-Triple Crown winners and the work of horses like Ruffian and Dr. Fager.
His relationship with NYRA began in 1964, shortly after he was discharged from the military, where he served as an ordnance supply clerk and rose to the rank of corporal. Taylor 's uncle, the head clocker at the time, offered him the job of assistant clocker. He had been working for the postal service in Chicago, but when the new opportunity presented itself, Taylor said, "I thought, this looks like a better job."
He became the official timer for NYRA's three tracks in 1971 and became a placing judge in 1981, which is what he still does.
Three placing judges
There are three placing judges for a race at Saratoga and they're stationed on the highest level of the stands, with a short walk along a catwalk to reach the main room and wraparound area with large windows that is their office.
Taylor mans a small corner with a computer and small television and has a view that covers the entire expanse of the track.
His first duty of each race is to flip a switch at post time that turns on a flashing red light outside their office that is visible to a starter on the ground, who knows he can start the race once the light is on.
During the race, Taylor and the other placing judges perform their most notable function to fans watching the races at home and keeping track of the order with the numbers that periodically get updated on the screen.
One judge watches the race with binoculars and another one watches on a television screen, and Taylor is responsible for entering into a computer what they determine the order to be during the race.
Like the choreographed ballet that they proudly profess to be, the three men scurry away from their posts after the race and head into the adjacent room where there is a monitor set up to determine photo finishes.
After conferring with the track's stewards and checking that the tote company has calculated its payouts, Taylor hits a button on his keyboard with the label "OFF" and all over the grounds people can hear track announcer Tom Durkin declare the race's results official.
From track to track
The whole affair is a strict routine, but it's not monotonous to Taylor , who does the same thing all year round, traveling from track to track.
Most of the year he lives at his permanent residence in Queens, but during the Saratoga meet he lives on Loughberry Lake Road.
He described the lifestyle as different, saying, "You're never in the same place all the time. I like it."
Throughout his long career, which will continue as long as he feels good, Taylor said the Saratoga Race Course hasn't changed that much to him. He did note, while wearing dress slacks and a tie, that the dress code for the track has become much more relaxed.
"People used to come dressed up," he said. "You couldn't come in the clubhouse unless you had a jacket on. Now they come in with shorts and jeans. They took a little of the class away from it."
One thing that hasn't changed, and remains a consistent joy for him, are the talented horses that continue to come across his viewing stand day after day. "I've liked a lot of horses," he said. "Too many to tell."
But without missing a beat, he starts to rattle off the name of greats he has seen, like Secretariat, Seattle Slew, Alydar and Affirmed. Thinking about the list, he concludes, "I saw a lot of good horses."


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Welcome to SportsNation! On Wednesday, Eric Karabell will drop by to take your questions and analyze all the latest sports news from a fantasy perspective.
Karabell contributes to ESPN's fantasy sports coverage across all of the company's platforms, from TV to radio, podcasts to blogs and even in ESPN The Magazine. He is a charter member of the Fantasy Sports Writers Association Hall of Fame. He is the author of "The Best Philadelphia Sports Arguments."
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Eric Karabell (11:01 AM)
Hello all and welcome to the latest ESPN Fantasy chat session! We've got seven weeks done in football and the World Series starts tonight! Exciting times! Anyway, thanks for showing up with your questions or for reading later, we appreciate the support and interest! Let's get started...
Josh (Atlanta)
Any updates on Demarco Murray? Also, what do you think is fair value for Josh Gordon? or should i hang on to him.
Eric Karabell (11:03 AM)
The Cowboys don't expect Murray to play this week, but for deep leaguers note that Lance Dunbar is expected to play. I have been discussing him all season, even when Murray was healthy. Joseph Randle seems a bit overrated in the rankings this week, me included. Perhaps Murray returns in Week 9. Hasn't been known as a quick healer, ya know... As for Gordon, he's terrific. Browns aren't trading him, but still a top-20 WR for me. Fair value? Beats me. Aim high...top-20 RB for sure.
joey (Miami, Florida)
Standard : RG3 or Cam rest of season?
Eric Karabell (11:04 AM)
I could see each in the top 5. For now I have Newton better in the end of season ranks, but Griffin is moving on up. He's running now!
Jeff (Denver)
Trade question: I just traded DeMarco Murray, Marques Colston and Julian Edelman for Brandon Marshall. Did I give up to much?
Eric Karabell (11:04 AM)
Little late to ask that now, eh? It's a lot, but no sure things for one sure thing, albeit one playing with a backup QB. If Murray returns in a week, you prob paid too much. Colston should improve. If Murray misses another month, it's ok.
Paul (Georgia)
What is Vicks value in a trade? I need a TE. I have Rodgers so I don't mind giving up Vick. My current TE is GOlsen.
Eric Karabell (11:06 AM)
I don't know too many people that would deal something good for an overrated, 33-year-old quarterback that can't stay healthy. That's Vick. His value is low. Olsen is a top-10 TE for me, but throw Vick's name out there and see. I wouldn't want to deal for him. He's missed a few weeks and even when he returns, he's not playing the entire second half of the season. He's hurt pretty literally in every game...
Drew (Work)
EK, the lack of trustworthy RB's is baffling. I have Forte on a buy and have to choose two of DeAngelo, Ridley, Powell/Ivory... Yuck, I know.
Eric Karabell (11:07 AM)
It could be far more yuck, trust me. I have to start Tolbert in a league this week. No choice. I'd say Ridley is a top-20 RB this week, easily. I ranked Ivory ahead of DeAngelo and Powell, but I could see using DeAngelo there since you have both Jets RBs. I'd be skeptical either perform well.
Cory (York, Pa)
EK! Good Morning.Do you think T Rich ever is T Rich of 2012? Will he even start in week 10?
Eric Karabell (11:08 AM)
I think the Colts will continue giving Richardson many touches, and using Donald Brown as a receiver. It's not like Brown is some future star they're not using enough. He's Donald Brown. But Richardson looks slow and I am guessing he has knee problems still and they are hampering him. I won't give up on his career, but he's no top-10 RB like this.
Baller (The U)
will Jeremy Kerley be able to maintain his production against Cin?
Eric Karabell (11:09 AM)
I think Kerley is a fairly safe slot guy at this point that we could rank around No. 30 every week and feel ok about it. Not huge upside, but he's reliable and has scored in 2 of 3 weeks. And he is readily available.
Ken (Chicago)
Good morning Eric, do you see any big name players being moved before Tuesday's trade deadline?
Eric Karabell (11:10 AM)
Nope. There are rarely trades. I don't see the Giants moving Nicks, for example. They think they can still compete in the NFC Least. Bad teams don't have much to trade.
DB (Charlotte)
Trade value of Peyton Manning?
Eric Karabell (11:11 AM)
Obviously very high, since he has outscored everyone in fantasy by at least 57 points. Stafford is second 57 points behind. But it's not a bad time to see if someone really overpays for Peyton; I doubt he outscores the entire league by 57 points the rest of the way. Get a top-5 RB.
Robert (FL)
Last week you were the only one saying how bad Nick Foles would be, which made me drop him for Roethlisberger. THANK YOU!! What do you think about Blackmon ROS?
Eric Karabell (11:12 AM)
Top-20 WR. Was relatively quiet in Week 7, but can't expect him to go nuts every week. Foles was so overrated. Saw that a mile away. Sell Vick too. It's gonna be a brutal second half of the season in Philly.
Troy (Colorado)
Do you think MJD could be traded?
Eric Karabell (11:12 AM)
Could, yes. Doubtful the Jaguars get much for him though, so why not keep him and try to win a game or two.
DL (Chicago)
Can you give some insight on what made you rank Spiller over Stacy? I don't really disagree but my confidence in Spiller is on life support.
Eric Karabell (11:13 AM)
I don't feel great about it. I still see upside in Spiller, and it's actually similar to Stacy. Stacy is getting many carries and providing a safe 6 or 7 fantasy points, but that seems like that's it.
Dylan (Scranton, PA)
Brutal second half for Philly... does that make McCoy a sell high(relatively speaking)?
Eric Karabell (11:14 AM)
Yes. And really, what has McCoy done the past few weeks? Has topped double digits twice in four games. Giants shut him down and ... I have concerns.
Jeff (AR)
What does the news of Campbell starting do for Gordon? I have to sit one of these: Gordon, Blackmon, or A Brown...
Eric Karabell (11:16 AM)
Breaking news! The Browns have switched QBs again! I don't think it's worth downgrading Gordon, though. I know, I know, Campbell could be as awful as Josh Freeman was on Monday, but I kinda view Gordon as QB-safe regardless of who it is. I ranked Brown in my top 10... but Gordon vs. Blackmon, pretty similar. If Campbell concerns you, sit him. Blackmon is going to be a top-20 play most weeks.
Sam (Ohio)
Do you think Stafford is much of an upgrade over RG3 at this point? Enough to trade someone like Ridley who usually rides my bench?
Eric Karabell (11:17 AM)
I'd keep the extra RB around. You always need him. Stafford is safer than Griffin, but not enough to deal a top-20 RB.
Brother Love (Philly)
Regarding your thoughts on McCoy... You rank him 3rd ROS, Vick is coming back, and yet he is a sell high?
Eric Karabell (11:18 AM)
Absolutely. I'd sell high on Peyton, too. But I can't rank McCoy 10th. I'm just saying I don't see the numbers matching up with the perceived value. McCoy could be the No. 3 RB the rest of the way... but if he gets you another top-10 RB plus more, that's how we sell high effectively.
Jake (FL)
What are the chances of colston turning it around this season?
Eric Karabell (11:18 AM)
I'd say pretty good. It's hard to believe how quiet he has been the past few games. I bet he was hurt and now, after the bye, he'll improve.
Armando (chicago, Il) [via mobile]
I need to pick up a WR. Would you go with Kerley or DHB?
Eric Karabell (11:19 AM)
Well, Kerley this week, since the Colts are on bye. But Heyward-Bey does have nice upside for after this week. I'd take him ROS.
Sam (UVA!)
Hey EK! Nobody ever ranks him, but with Jake Locker back and being a starter, why doesn't Nate Washington ever get ranked? He could be something, couldn't he?
Eric Karabell (11:20 AM)
I don't see much upside, but yeah, he has been underrated. And Locker has played pretty well. Not this week though, they are on bye. Which is nice, because I'm pretty tired of ranking and justifying Chris Johnson top-20 when he can't run the ball effectively...
Mahk (Boston)
GO SOX! Does Roddy White have any value moving forward?
Eric Karabell (11:20 AM)
Some, but I don't know when he's playing again. 10 fantasy points in 5 games. Harry Douglas doubled that in one week. White might be out more weeks.
Steven (Palm Beach)
Powell, what happened? Is he hurt or lost faith? Ryan just sang his praises and he was limited vs Patriots.
Eric Karabell (11:21 AM)
Jets say he is not hurt. Which further reminds us that coaches are nuts. Who knows what the deal is..best to avoid the Jets, really. Ivory could go right back to single digit carries and it wouldn't shock me one bit.
Jon (Gainesville)
Ethics Question!!! Owner A in my league has two QBs on bye and not many available on the waiver wire. Owner A then goes to Owner B and offers a trade that Owner B turns down. Owner A then offers $50 (league entry is only $30) plus the trade and Owner B accepts. As Commissioner I vetoed the trade because I feel it is unfair for money to be involved, what is your opinion?
Eric Karabell (11:22 AM)
There should never be real money involved in a trade, unless it's in the rules. Throw the guy/gal outta the league.
Bobby (KC)
Hey Eric. In a PPR, would you rather have Morris or Knowshon ROS? I can trade either guy with Hilton for Marshawn. Should I deal Knowshon since he still has a bye week? Thank you!!
Eric Karabell (11:23 AM)
I'd rather own Moreno than Morris the ROS, but for everyone panicking on Morris, don't. Yes, Helu scored three touchdowns...Morris had 95 rushing yards in the game. He isn't being phased out one bit. And I do regard Knowshon as a sell high, and would move him and Hilton for Lynch, who is safer and better.
maz (nyc)
PPR league. Owner has given me my choice of Cruz, Decker or Jordy.
Eric Karabell (11:24 AM)
Decker. Broncos will keep on throwing and he'll keep on catching.
Kyle (Colorado)
What I haven't heard any talk of regarding Percy Harvin is his migraine problems. I seem to remember him missing some games in the past because of them. Has he done anything to mitigate that problem? Assuming he comes back in the next few weeks, is there any worry about that issue?
Eric Karabell (11:24 AM)
I don't think Harvin is playing this week, and I have not heard any issues on the migraines. I think he should be owned in all leagues by now, but I think it's 50-50 he plays in October, at best.
Matt (MO)
12 team ppr: would you rather have Keenan Allen or Brian Hartline?
Eric Karabell (11:25 AM)
This week, Hartline. ROS prob Allen though.
Steve (CT)
Lynch or Peterson ROS?
Eric Karabell (11:25 AM)
Lynch. Could go either way though. Remember, a year ago Peterson was merely OK first half of the season, then he had 6 25-point fantasy games from Week 9 on. WOW!
Frank (Chi)
Any word on Jimmy Graham? Do you think Ben Watson or Andrew Quarles would be a better play until Graham is back?
Eric Karabell (11:26 AM)
No official word. I ranked him first at TE, so I think he plays but ... if he sits Watson would be a nice fill-in. Nicer than Quarless.
Jake (Indy)
Would Helu be ranked higher than Morris if he had the job to himself?
Eric Karabell (11:26 AM)
Well of course. But he doesn't. And I wouldn't make him top 10.
David (Potato Land, Idaho)
Help me out please, Eric! Would this trade count as a good "sell-high" for McCoy? I give McCoy and Karlos Dansby for Lynch, Fitzgerald, Luck, and Ware?
Eric Karabell (11:26 AM)
Yes. Wow. Yes.
Kevin - DC [via mobile]
Wilson or Vick is better option this week, and moving forward?
Eric Karabell (11:28 AM)
Wilson. Clearly those that love Vick are blind to the injury angle. Even if Vick starts this Sunday, and I suspect he will, I say it's 50-50 he finishes the game. HUGE risk every week that he feels hurt at any point. I can't make him top 10. And by the way, he last topped 15 fantasy points in Week 2. He is not safe.
PA (Waiting for Lunch)
Safer bet this week, Helu or Dunbar?
Eric Karabell (11:28 AM)
Helu, but I did add Dunbar in a deep league. Just gotta feeling he's got a future.
Steve (Work)
Trade Josh Gordon for Brandon Marshall?
Eric Karabell (11:28 AM)
Yeah, I would do that.
Josh (Washington, DC)
If you had Greg Olsen, would you rather trade a little for Jordan Reed or a lot for Gronkowski?
Eric Karabell (11:29 AM)
I'd probably just sit tight with Olsen. What's wrong with him? Top-10 at TE for catches and yards this season...
Jake (Indy)
With Cam so wildly inconsistent, how does he keep making your top 5 ROS? He has 2 good games, and 5 average to below-average games.
Eric Karabell (11:30 AM)
I don't see it that way. And who would qualify as more consistent? Those good games are really, really good...
Paul (NM)
Do you trust Boykin more than Bowe in a PPR league this week?
Eric Karabell (11:30 AM)
I sure do. Nice job, Dwayne.
Frank (NJ)
How does Jason Campbell affect Jordan Cameron?
Eric Karabell (11:30 AM)
Don't overthink things. Cameron is so good, and it's not like every pass Campbell throws will hit the ground.
Pete (Wilkes Barre, PA)
Is Roddy White dropable yet? Has it really come to this?
Eric Karabell (11:31 AM)
He's hurt. So yeah, it came to this.
Matt (Denver)
I have Stafford going on bye next week and want to pick up a backup before others. 14-team league with minimal options, looking at picking up Locker but are they any other low-tier QBs that could be a good fill-in next week?
Eric Karabell (11:32 AM)
Smart move. Dalton still available in 75 percent of leagues. Assuming he's gone there though. McCown at Green Bay that week? Could be worse.
Brian (IL)
Morris owners shouldn't panick, but you believe Helu has a future? Seeking clarification for a head spinning Morris owner!
Eric Karabell (11:33 AM)
I think Helu is more a flex guy, occasional receptions and scores, but Morris remains the 15-20 touch starter that will get many yards. Both can thrive.
jay (st louis)
you dont see white as a contributor in the fantasy playoffs? can you rank from week 12 and forward: white, harvin, crabtree, vereen
Eric Karabell (11:34 AM)
At this point I don't know if White contributes at all. I'd try to roster him in case, but it's a guess. High ankle sprains can take a long time to heal properly. I'd target Vereen there. He could start as soon as he's ready... and it wasn't a knee or leg injury.
Ryan (Hamilton)
Is Julius Thomas a big enough upgrade over Tony Gonzalez to warrant giving up a top 5 WR?
Eric Karabell (11:34 AM)
No. I view them similarly this point ahead.
Darren (PA) [via mobile]
In a fantasy focus video yesterday you suggeted not trading AP but I need some help at RB and WR going forward. Is Forte/Nelson a better trade option for AP than Lacy/Marshall?
Eric Karabell (11:34 AM)
I just think it's a wise time to buy low on Peterson. He's not done. But I would not trade Forte and Nelson to get him. That's too much. Lacy/Marshall is prob too much as well.
Jake (Indy)
Who would you want most ROS: Stacy, Mike James, Ivory
Eric Karabell (11:35 AM)
Stacy. Which is sad.
Eric Karabell (11:35 AM)
We have no idea what Mike James can do... add him and hope he becomes relevant.
Ed (Memphis)
Boykin > Denarius Moore for ros?
Eric Karabell (11:35 AM)
No, that's a bit premature.
Matt (DC)
Would you rather have Vereen or Mike James?
Eric Karabell (11:36 AM)
I think James should be added in all leagues today just in case he's really good. But if Martin couldn't do anything in Tampa, not sure how he will. Vereen still 3 weeks out.
Ray (Bmore)
I know you have trent rated higher, but do you feel like trading zac stacy for Trent is a true upgrade?
Eric Karabell (11:36 AM)
Rob(CA) [via mobile]
The typical "I made this trade what do you think?" I gave up bell for spiller banking on upside. Talk me off the ledge or push me.
Eric Karabell (11:37 AM)
I will do neither. It could work out... Spiller is at least playing. But ... you don't want to know the rest!
Ryan (Nashville)
Helu or Ellington?
Eric Karabell (11:37 AM)
I think Ellington has better chance to be the starter for his team and get many touches.
Ken (VA)
More on your Philly falling apart during the second half... what would you do with D-Jax?
Eric Karabell (11:37 AM)
Move him. Fast. I'm not being negative, but this has the look of a team that starts 3-3, and finishes with 6 wins.
Greg (Ft Lauderdale)
Do you drop D Martin and pick up Vereen or sit tight and hope the Muscle Hamster rebounds?
Eric Karabell (11:38 AM)
I don't think Martin plays until December, but I would try to keep him in case.
Sky (Chicago)
I traded Roddy White for Le'veon Bell, good trade? I'm deep at receiver and off Percy on my bench
Eric Karabell (11:38 AM)
DL (Chicago)
Is Lamar Miller just not that good?
Eric Karabell (11:38 AM)
Apparently that's what the Dolphins think.
Stephen (Texas)
Would you trade Peyton for Peterson straight up?
Eric Karabell (11:39 AM)
Assuming my backup QB was legit, of course.
Mike (San Diego)
Gut feeling...is Martin done for the year in Tampa?
Eric Karabell (11:39 AM)
Gut says yes.
john (ohio)
so you would trade McCoy for Fred Jackson and Colston?
Eric Karabell (11:39 AM)
No. That's not value.
Kevin (Arkansas)
Thoughts on Le'Veon going forward? High volume, goal line work and it looks like the Steelers are getting things together a bit. Thanks!
Eric Karabell (11:39 AM)
Yep on all three. Potential top-10 back eventually.
Walter (Syracuse)
Going off the Lamar Miller question, is Daniel Thomas worth a pickup?
Eric Karabell (11:40 AM)
I don't think he is very good either. But if you need a RB, he is going to see enough chances to perform.
Malek (Chi)
A couple of espn guys ranked harvin this week and you and someone else didnt. Is it really that close weather he plays or not this week?
Eric Karabell (11:41 AM)
Yeah, probably. If he plays he wouldn't make my top 25 WRs.
justin (rough sledding)
McCoy for Dez/Leveon??
Eric Karabell (11:41 AM)
That makes sense, yes.
Joe (AZ)
Would you trade Reuben Randall for CJ Spiller?
Eric Karabell (11:41 AM)
Yes, that is a smart value move.
JJ (Boston)
Eric, does Steven Jackson play this week? Limited? What say you?
Eric Karabell (11:42 AM)
I think he plays, but he missed my top 20 RB because he's been a while and the Falcons haven't been able to run effectively. Plus, he's 30. Could easily get hurt again, more so than younger guys. That was an original concern and why he was not close to a top-10 RB for me.
Jeff (NY)
I have both Nicks and Randle. Better player going forward?
Eric Karabell (11:43 AM)
I take Nicks, but he's outside my top 20 WR. Looked awful dropping passes on Monday. And he's not getting dealt in real life.
Patrick (NY)
You were talking about selling McCoy high, would AP and Harvin be considered high?
Eric Karabell (11:44 AM)
Yes. But I think people are overreacting to what I said. I have McCoy a top-5 RB ROS. He's not falling apart. But I would move him if the price was right. Same for Peyton and Stafford and Graham and the Chiefs D (especially) off to really great starts and unlikely to continue at that pace. EVERY player is tradable for the right price.
Tyler (Miami)
Saw you say move D. Jackson. What about trading him for Alfred Morris?
Eric Karabell (11:44 AM)
Definitely. Would do that anyway.
Chris (Boston)
You have Cam over Romo. Does playing on a Thursday night not deter you?
Eric Karabell (11:45 AM)
Should it? Why?
Genn (Philly)
Jamaal Charles or McCoy ROS?
Eric Karabell (11:45 AM)
Charles is the best player in fantasy right now. I wouldn't trade Charles for any one player right now.
Ricky Bobby (Tampa)
Why don't the Giants run more 3 WR sets to get Randle involved? He's athletics and dynamic, and it's not like their run game is producing much of anything.
Eric Karabell (11:46 AM)
They run many 3-WR sets... Eli just doesn't have enough time.
Jeremy (MI)
I am thinking Boykin has higher ceiling ROS than Stevie Johnson. Do you agree? Thanks, EK!
Eric Karabell (11:46 AM)
Ceiling, yes. But Johnson is safer.
Mike (Michigan)
Speaking of ethics, should I protest a trade that was done in my league?. A team that is 2-5 traded away Frank Gore for Antonio Brown. The team receiving Gore is in second place 4-3 and already has Drew Brees and Matt Forte.
Eric Karabell (11:47 AM)
That trade is fine. And what the team getting Gore has is irrelevant. ONLY protest a trade if you see collusion. This is not a bad trade, though I would take Gore. You can't legislate stupidity. People can make bad trades. Heck, I have made bad trades and done so because it's not about winning a trade, but building a team. If I had no QB and could get one in trade for a top-10 RB but I had depth, it probably wouldn't be a fair trade! So what!
Jon (Places)
Reuben Randle or Terrence Williams ROS?
Eric Karabell (11:48 AM)
I like Williams at this point.
Bryan (Springdale, AR)
Mike in Michigan, and all other ethics questions that people will ask: Eric Karabell does not use ethics in fantasy football. He is unethical. If the rules allow it, you can do it according to him. He will do whatever it takes to win.
Eric Karabell (11:49 AM)
I don't think that's fair, but I do think there's little place for ethics. This is a game we're playing. I am a stickler for rulebooks though.
Tom (SSI)
Joique bell droppable??
Eric Karabell (11:49 AM)
Tony (NY)
Jimmy Graham for AJ Green and Antonio Gates?
Eric Karabell (11:49 AM)
Yeah, that seems ok. Gates is legit.
scott (ct)
would you trade marshall for forte?
Eric Karabell (11:50 AM)
I would.
Colby (Donora, PA)
Do you think there should be a rule that once a team is officially eliminated from playoff contention (during the regular season) they can no longer make trades and/or participate in waivers/free agency?
Eric Karabell (11:51 AM)
If it's a rule, then yes. I'm ok with it. But I don't like telling bad teams that they have to stop making moves because the good teams don't like it. You're in a league, play it to the end. In REAL sports the bad teams sign players... should the Jaguars not be allowed to make moves because they're going 2-14 this season? I don't understand that thinking.
Ron (NY)
Eric, Im torn who to start alongside Antonio Brown. I have Ruben Randle, Terrance Williams and Harry Douglas. They all seem the same to me. Who do you like between the three this week?
Eric Karabell (11:51 AM)
I think Douglas is in a better chance to succeed there.
Brian (NY)
Thoughts on Jordan Reed ROS? He's had 6+ targets the last 2 weeks.
Eric Karabell (11:52 AM)
I think people are overrating him a tad, but I do see how he could be a borderline top-10 TE rest of the way. Great athlete. But add him, don't trade what it would take to get him.
A little (Confused)
Not sure why D. Jackson is a must move ros...plays some pretty soft pass defenses. Where would you rank him among wr's ROS?
Eric Karabell (11:52 AM)
Watch the tape of Philly's 17-3 loss to Dallas from Sunday. And that could be 5 more games with Barkley starting.
Brian in Arizona..EK is totally right. You are the same fan that would argue the Yankees are unethical when they spend 100 mil over another team. If the rules allow it, its is FAIR and Ethical!
Eric Karabell (11:53 AM)
It's in the rules... Yankees, Cubs, Phillies, Red Sox...they have the money, spend it. Doesn't mean we can't root for the Pirates to win, though!
Vince (Venice)
Further to Peyton trade question. Have him, but not much else. At 3-4 and getting desperate. If I can get a top 5 RB in a trade and pick up Glennon, does that move the needle enough to make some sort of run?
Eric Karabell (11:54 AM)
Relying on a rookie QB is scary, but if it was someone like Dalton or Big Ben, sure. It's wise to move Peyton if someone else sees him as worth too much.
DL (Chicago)
In my league, we award a weekly prize for highest score. That means every team has a reason to win every week and score as many points as they can until the end of the regular fantasy season (and make trades until the league-wide deadline).
Eric Karabell (11:54 AM)
I have a pool like that and yes, I think it makes everyone try all season, which is the way it should be.
Brian (VA)
Would you trade Ray Rice to get Gronk?
Eric Karabell (11:55 AM)
Depends what I had at RB and TE. On the surface no, I would not. Rice is disappointing, but if you have to start LeGarrette Blount at RB now, I wouldn't do it!
Marc (Malden, MA)
Trade Peyton Manning to acquire Drew Brees + ???
Eric Karabell (11:56 AM)
Any usable running back, really.
Ryan (NM)
PPR League: Drop McGahee for for Andre Brown?
Eric Karabell (11:56 AM)
No, that I would not do. McGahee plays. Brown is no lock. Plus, when Brown returns, so might David Wilson.
Bryan (Springdale, AR)
The Yankees can spend whatever they want because they are allowed to, but it is unethical for the player to accept more money than what they know they have value as, and it is unethical for the team to drive up the cost of players by paying them more than what the majority of teams would agree that they are worth.
Eric Karabell (11:57 AM)
No, no, no. If your employed offers you more money than you are worth, more than your colleagues, you WILL take it every time. Cmon!
Scott (Northglenn, CO)
So if you are rostering one Giants RB, who would it be?
Eric Karabell (11:57 AM)
It's still Wilson. Not that I feel good about it.
Dave (Wash/DC)
ROS- Boldin or Heyward-Bay?
Eric Karabell (11:58 AM)
Boldin. I find it a bit hard to believe Hey-Bey will all of a sudden be great... but he should be added.
Tony (NY)
You're worth whatever someone will pay you, period.
Eric Karabell (11:58 AM)
Thank you. Correct.
Chris (Duluth, MN)
I love disappointment. But, do you think Bowe will have some value with the weak passing DEF he plays against after the Chiefs bye week? Or should I just drop him for anyone on the WW?
Eric Karabell (11:58 AM)
I only drop him if there is someone better out there. There probably is!
Steve (Cleveland)
Give up Percy Harvin to get Le'Veon Bell?
Eric Karabell (11:59 AM)
Of course.
Matt (MPLS)
Thoughts on rosters locking for the playoffs? I lost my TE after rosters locked last year and had to take a 0 the rest of the way. We have shallow benches, so would have to drop a decentish player to cover a K or TE going into the playoffs. Thanks.
Eric Karabell (11:59 AM)
Not a fan of it, but if that's the rule, you must follow. Makes you design your bench must smarter in advance though!
Matt (NJ)
You really don't think Gordon's value will be negatively affected by Campbell? Gordon is a deep threat and Campbell tends a check down a lot.
Eric Karabell (12:00 PM)
It doesn't help, but I don't jump ship. He's extremely talented, regardless of passer. And most QBs check down too much!
Eric Karabell (12:01 PM)
OK, that is all for time in this fun chat session! I appreciate the thousands of questions and hope I was able to answer yours. Thanks so much for showing up or reading later and I really wish you all the best of luck in Week 8 and the rest of the season! Adios!
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LARAMIE, Wyo. -
Despite a comeback effort, the Wyoming basketball team lost by ten, 69-59, against the Montana Lady Griz on Saturday night in Laramie. The Cowgirls fall to 1-6 overall while Montana moves to 4-3 on the year.
Four Cowgirls finished the night in double-digits led by junior Chaundra Sewell. She recorded her second double-double of the season with 14 points and 10 rebounds. Kaitlyn Mileto also added 14 points, while Kayla Woodward finished her night with 12 points, while Ashley Sickles added ten points and seven rebounds. Wyoming shot 18-60 (.300) from the field and 16-20 (.800) from the charity stripe.
"One of the things I know about young teams is that you have big highs and lows throughout the game and season," said head coach Joe Legerski. "One of the things I talked with them about is competing hard each and every night. For the first 20 minutes of the game, I thought Montana was the aggressor. It seems like we wait and see how the game is going to be played. We got down 15 to 20 points and then it's too late against very good teams. We have played good teams so far on our schedule. In the second half, we challenged them at halftime to play better than what they had done. I really liked the energy we had and we cut it six then we could get into our press. We needed a few more shots, bring down more rebounds and then Montana would get a big play. We're growing as a group and we need to figure out what's going to start this team."
The Lady Griz were led by Katie Baker who recorded a game high 22 points, plus three assists and two blocked shots. Torry Hill followed with 16 points and Jordan Sullivan added nine points and a team high eight rebounds. Montana was 28-53 (.528) from the field and out rebounded Wyoming 36-34.
Kayla Woodward hit the first basket of the game to put Wyoming up 3-0 early. Montana responded with 17 straight points to give them a 17-3 advantage. A free throw shot by Woodward would end a five minute drought for the Cowgirls, which was answered by a Lady Griz 9-2 run to extend the lead back to 20, 26-6. Wyoming would reach double-figures at the 10:16 mark with a jumper by Alison Gorrell to cut the lead to 17, 28-11. The scoring went back and forth in to close out the first half as Montana took a 42-27 lead into the lockerroom.
For Wyoming, Kayla Woodward led the way with ten points, while Chaundra Sewell added five rebounds and five points. The Cowgirls shot 6-28 (.214) from the field and 5-13 (.385) from beyond the arc. Montana was led by Torry Hill with 13 points followed by Katie Baker with ten. Two players finished with five rebounds. The Lady Griz were 17-31 (.548) from the field.
In the second half, the Cowgirls came out fired up going on a 13-4 run to close the gap to six, 46-40. A three-point field goal by Kellie Cole ended a three minute drought for the Lady Griz, which started a 7-2 run for them increasing their advantage back to 11, 53-42. Wyoming continued to chip away at the deficit scoring 11 of 15 to pull within two, 55-53, with 7:27 to go in the game. Montana answered with seven straight to pull ahead 62-53. A layup from Ashley Sickles stopped the run but they were never able to overcome the Lady Griz lead. Both teams traded baskets down the stretch as Montana went on to the ten point victory, 69-69.
Wyoming will not play another game until next Saturday, Dec. 10. They will host the Maryville University Saints beginning at 2:00 p.m. in the Arena Auditorium.


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Milly's best friend, James, changed. The day he got into the fight over Milly. He turned into a monster, a depressed monster. He was the reason Milly's parents died, he was the reason his parents died. He was the reason her life changed. At first it changed for the worst, but after her parents bodies are brought back from America, with the driver of the car that crashed into her parents, she changes. She is overcome with grief, but can this mysterious stranger who has all the girls in town falling for him, change her for the better?
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Reducing the risks of borrowing to buy an investment property
Daryl Dixon The emphasis should be on the merits of the assets purchased and not the tax savings from the transaction.
What should you buy first: investment property or home?
Larissa Ham With house prices at sky-high levels, it is the million-dollar (or more) question.
Claiming a tax deduction for renovating an investment property
Noel Whittaker Readers ask Noel Whittaker their financial dilemmas, from the tax deductibility of renovating an investment property to whether to buy their late mother's house.
Where could investment property profit find a home?
George Cochrane We're selling up and want to know the best plan for salting away the proceeds.
Motley Fool: Are you ready for dividend season?
Scott Phillips Is there any sweeter (virtual) sound than the digital tinkling of dividends as they fall into your bank account?
Investors falling foul of rules on tax-deductible interest
Noel Whittaker It is still common for people to find themselves in financial strife because they do not understand the tax implications of their actions.
It's not too late to boost your tax deductions
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Budget 2017: If you want to avoid an unwelcome tax slug it's time to get moving
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Melissa Browne When looking at investing in property, you need to build in a buffer to help you withstand any dramatic changes.
Defence housing offers a defensive yield in low-interest times
Ben Hurley The low-interest rate environment is driving rising numbers of private investors to put some of their money into housing for Australian Defence Force members.
Investing in defence housing: do the numbers stack up?
Ben Hurley Investment homes leased back to Defence Housing Australia for housing military personnel become a key part of many Australians' investment portfolios, and at first glance there is little not to like.
Buying property with your super fund has drawbacks
Daryl Dixon Whether or not the government removes the ability of self-managed super funds to borrow to purchase property or other investments, the implications for investors are relatively minor.
The best-performing asset class of the past five years
John Collett The best-performing asset class of the past five years are the listed trusts that own commercial property.
The home renovations that most increase your property's value
Ben Hurley There are two types of renovators: those creating a dream home for themselves, and those doing up a property to maximise its value.
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Why housing for the military is a solid investment
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How to spot a property spruiker
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Most investors are too focused on tax rather than fundamentals
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Dumb Question Alert!! Cutting Odd Shaped Cakes
Decorating By Cohaja12 Updated 27 May 2011 , 2:22pm by Cohaja12
How in the world do you cut, say, a helmet cake....gracefully and professionally?
Thanks, Missy
Just like you would a regular round or square cake.
If it's a 3-layer cake with boards between layer 2 and 3, then just cut 2x2x2 squares until you get to teh board. Then cut the remaining two layers like a wedding cake.
When I've had an odd shaped cake, i've cut pieces from the edges until I've shaped it into a square or rectangle .... then it's easy peasy.
See my link in my signature for how to cut (any shape) cakes.
I always dread this question from customers...my reaction is to want to say, "Yea, good luck with that!" lol I have one going out today that is a tall tower and it has a pvc center support screwed into a plywood base and a lot of doweling and extra cakeboards for support. I always think about how un-pretty (is that a word? Didn't want to say UGLY! LOL) the cake must look when they start to disassemble and cut it up. I know that's going to be the question when my customer picks it up today and I've been thinking all morning what to tell her. Maybe I should make a sketch of where all the supports are, that's easier then trying to explain and expecting her to remember.
Good idea Deb to cut the odd shape until it's a square and then cut normally! Duh! should have thought of that!
Question from customer "How do i cut this cake?"
My answer "With a knife"
Job done...............he he he
Question from customer "How do i cut this cake?"
My answer "With a knife"
Job done...............he he he
How about a 7 inch tall domed cake?
I have a feeling it's not going to matter anyway and they'll just cut it in wedges like a pie....


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The KDE community has announced the release of KDE Frameworks 5.11, the newest version of their add-on libraries to Qt.
Earlier today, just days after the ending of their latest Kickstarter campaign, the Krita team happily announced the release of Krita 2.9.5.
The KDE crew has announced the release of KDE Applications 15.04.2 today, which is a monthly bug-fix update for the KDE Applications 15.04 stack.
As of this weekend, openSUSE Tumbleweed is now defaulting to the KDE Plasma 5.3 experience alongside the KDE Applications 15.04.1 packages.
The next major KDE Applications update, v15.08, is planned for release on 19 August.
KDE Frameworks 5.10 was released on Friday as the latest add-on libraries complementing Qt within the KDE world.
Martin Gräßlin just shared that with the forthcoming KDE Plasma 5.4 update, KWin will serve as a proper Wayland compositor!
Macaw-Movies is the latest KDE incubator project, which is focused on providing movie organization/management features to open-source fans.
Now that KDE Plasma 5.3 was released this week, KDE developers are starting to plan out and work on the new material intended for KDE Plasma 5.4.
Kubuntu 15.04 provides a great experience of the new KDE stack but the version being shipped by this KDE spin of Ubuntu is Plasma 5.2 given that it was the latest available for last week's 15.04 Vivid Vervet release. For those wishing to try out KDE Plasma 5.3, it's now easy thanks to the packages landing in Kubuntu Backports.
It's KDE Plasma 5.3 day!
Just a day after the KDE Plasma 5.3 Beta release is the availability of KDE Applications 15.04.0.
Being released this morning is the first beta of Plasma 5.3, which is officially Plasma 5.2.95.
KDE Frameworks 5.9.0 was released on Friday as the newest version of the KDE libraries that complement Qt 5.
While the digiKam digital photography software is still being ported to KDE Frameworks 5, release today was the latest KDE4-based digiKam release.
For users of KDE's Krita digital painting / raster graphics editor, the Qt5 port of the program won't be fully ready for at least another half-year, but it's being done right.
KDE developers have been porting their Plasma 5 + KDE Frameworks 5 stack over to Wayland, but at this point it's not nearly as mature as the GNOME Wayland support. As such, KDE developers have to fend off questions from time-to-time why they don't "just integrate QtCompositor" or the Weston library for speeding up their efforts.
Martin Gräßlin has shared some of his recently-landed work for the KWin 5.3 development cycle as it largely pertains to Wayland.
When recently covering how Kubuntu 15.04 is turning out quite well and a nice way to enjoy the latest KDE Plasma 5 experience, several Phoronix readers had commented about the "ugly" wallpaper. Well, now here's your chance to improve the situation.
In light of the GNOME Nuntius announcement for delivering Android notifications to the GNOME desktop via Bluetooth, several Phoronix readers have pointed out that last week the KDE Connector project received a Bluetooth back-end.
The latest addition to KDE Applications 15.04 after Kdenlive was added is KDE Telepathy.
KDE developer David Edmundson has made some more progress with improving the high DPI display experience with KDE applications.
For users of KDE's Calligra open-source work application suite, improvements to ODF file format reading have landed.
Last month there was a long overdue development update on Kdenlive, an open-source video editor associated with the KDE camp. Today comes more exciting news for anyone using this video editor on Linux.
Krita 2.9 was released today and it's this open-source graphics program's biggest release yet. Krita 2.9 represents over eight months of work and with this release comes many new features.
KDE's KWin window manager maintainer Martin Gräßlin has been working recently on rootless XWayland server integration into KWin.
The KDE community has today announced the first bug-fix release to Plasma 5.2.
With Libinput support being important not only for Wayland input but also is starting to be used for X11/X.Org input too, the KDE input configuration module now supports configuring libinput devices.
Last week after wondering the state of OpenShot 2.0, there was a long overdue update on OpenShot, a promising open-source video editor that hasn't seen a major release in years. Today there's an update to share on Kdenlive, the open-source KDE video editor.
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From David Pollack at the Mercury News,
The Sharks surprised the hockey world in September when they signed veteran forward Jeremy Roenick as a free agent. After all, the guy is 37 and had all but announced his retirement after a couple of subpar seasons in Los Angeles and Phoenix.
Lately, Roenick has been the one doing the surprising. Brought in as a strong locker room presence, Roenick has been getting it done on the ice as well. Saturday night, his second-period power play goal held up as the winner as San Jose defeated Nashville 3-0 for the Sharks' first home victory in three tries.
There's an audio slideshow of the game available as well, with some commentary by the players. A nice feature by the Mercury News.
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Motorcycle Questions? Ask a Mechanic.
Are you getting spark to the plug ?
Is this ATV carburetour ?
Are you not getting fuel to the plug ?
Is the air clean ?
Are you grounding the plug to the cylinder head and seeing a flat blue spark ?
Make sure the sparkplug isnt blackon the end.
If all the above are true then you have carburetour issues.
Richard G.
Did you read my question? I told you I'm not getting spark. Who cares if its carbed, fuel to the plug, clean air. I told you in my question that I'm grounding my plug back to the - on the battery. The plug is new. Carburetour issues, please, I DON'T HAVE SPARK!
Do you have an ohms/voltage meter to test the pick up coil and ignition coil ?
Ill need you to identify the wires coming from the stator cover should be 2 or 3 sets of plugs. ( I need color of wires per plug )
Ill also need the color of wires going to the ignition coil ( there usually 2 on there , Black, black/yellow and black/white you should only have 2 of the 3 colors.)
Take care not to grab both leads of your ohmmeter with your fingers while measuring this value or you'll measure your body's resistance in parallel with the coil. It's not dangerous but it might corrupt your reading. The value for working part will vary by manufacturer and model, but will typically be between 100 ohms and 350 ohms. If the coil reads as an "open circuit", or the resistance in the high 10's of k-ohms or higher, your coil is damaged and likely non-functional
That test is for the pick up coil.
nd no resistance between the 2 wires and ground o the pickup/pulse coil
Have you read my question? I told you in my question that I have a VOM and that I am testing voltages and resistance. I'm wondering if you and I are on the same page.
I will test the coil as you suguest.
Please read my question, I need the information on the 5 pin connector to the CDI unit.
Youll not be able to test the CDI, the ground for the kill system. the pulse/trigger coil and ignition coil need to be tested. If all the above are within specs or found good. Then the CDI would need to be replaced. And another thing I would try is disconnecting the ground wire running to the ignition coil and retest for spark. If your still needing voltages instead of diagnostics Ill opt out and let someone else help you.
Another thing. Does the unit have tether kill switches ?
Or any safety switches ?
The most likely problems on these are the ignition coil and CDI. I do not see a lot of trigger/pulse coils go.
Did the ignition coil test good ?
Did the pulse/trigger coil test ok ?
Removve the ground wire from the ATV and try to start it checking for spark, no spark still replace the CDI.
You should have a red/black wire at the CDI running to the ignition coil.


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Go the Distance — «Go the Distance» Sencillo de Grabación 1997 Género(s) Música cinematográfica Duración 3:14 Discográfica Walt Disney Records … Wikipedia Español
go the distance — go the (full) distance to continue to do something until it is successfully completed. It s a really tough course I m just worried that I won t be able to go the distance … New idioms dictionary
go the distance — If you go the distance, you continue until something ends, no matter how difficult … The small dictionary of idiomes
go the distance — ► go the distance continue to participate until the scheduled end of a contest. Main Entry: ↑distance … English terms dictionary
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go the distance — to continue doing something until it is successfully completed. The pitcher went the distance and has now won eight games in a row. The project would be difficult, but I agreed I would go the distance … New idioms dictionary
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