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2024.11.15 13:19 sidehustle2025 How Much Money Can You Make Selling Ebooks on Gumroad?

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2024.11.15 05:13 Beneficial_Garage387 Concern about the early application process for UofT TrackOne

Hi everyone,
I am currently in Grade 12 and doing an early application for the TrackOne engineering program, which requires me to do a Personal Profile.
My first question is:
For the personal profile, after you are done attempting the practice questions, are you put straight into the actual profile questions or can you choose when you want to do them?
My second question is:
Does anyone also have any tips on preparing for the actual questions in advance?
The university page and many others say there isn’t a way to practice. but for me, if I don’t practice I feel that I might screw up during the actual interview day.
One last question I want to ask is:
I currently have a 94.33% average so far from Mid-Terms (97 in Chemistry, 96 in AP Advanced Functions (the course code is MHF4U0), 91 in grade 12 English, 95 in both grade 11 French and Grade 12 Specialized Comp Science, and 92 in Pre-AP Physics).
I participated in 2 different sports teams, from grade 10 to grade 12 (I will participate in one again in grade 12), volunteered at an elementary school to help teachers and tutor grade 3-4 students, am part of my school’s Math Contest club and AP Physics club and have been participating in various Waterloo Contests over the years. I am also part of a specialized program at my school. I am also part of my school’s robotics team, though as a trainee (I did partially participate last year but in a very small amount) and am planning on tutoring students at my school.
I know that I am giving out a lot of information and it seems quite unnecessary, but I just want to know where I stand in applying, my chances and the things I should improve or get to work on.
Sorry for the long read, and thank you for your help!

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2024.11.15 04:57 elguailo Looking for old friends

Apologies in advance for writing this in English but I don’t want to embarrass myself with poorly written Spanish in this channel.
As the title says, I was hoping to find out if there might be some suggested ways of connecting with old friends I used to know when I lived in Zaragoza back in ’91/’92… I’ve done some google searches for the names of people I remember but I’ve forgotten some of the surnames and haven’t had any luck recognising the pictures that turn up. Also, I was 11 years old when I lived there so like any normal kids of that age – we didn’t go in to much detail about family names when we were chatting/playing. Also after 30+ years since then I barely recognise myself in recent pictures).
I lived near Puerta del Carmen on C. Capitan Esponera (now C. Elvira de Hidalgo) and for just one academic year (’91/’92) went to Colegio Publico Joaquín Costa. If anyone remembers me it would be as the blond English boy (James/Jaime) who arrived not speaking any Spanish to begin with.
I practically lived in the patio ( 41.649478962504, -0.889098116621616 ) behind the building and the arcades in and around Centro Independencia (El Caracol) when I wasn’t at school.
So if there are any local groups/websites I might not be aware of that are more commonly used in Zaragoza/Spain that could help someone like me reconnect with local people/school friends – please let me know.
And even if this is a longshot – the names of a few of the kids I hung around with were Isaac (who lived on C. de García Galdeano), Pablo, Diego (address unknown) and Diego Lázaro (P.º de María Agustín, 31B (I think!) and the only one who’s surname I remember because of there being another Diego in the group).
Thanks for any help on this… James/Jaime (el Ingles)

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2024.11.15 04:48 LatspreadCS [NA] LFT Main+

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2024.11.15 04:38 HunkieJunkie43 Chance me for UT (and others)

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2024.11.15 02:25 FantasyGoldenBoy FGB’s Week 11 Flex Projections

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2024.11.15 00:06 cometandcosmo chances of getting into a california bsn program?

hi, i’m currently applying for fall 2025 bsn program for practically all of the state schools (csu stanislaus, long beach, sac, sf, bakersfield, fresno, east bay and a couple more) i was wondering if anyone has gotten into california bsn programs with similar stats my stats: -3.92 cum GPA – I have all A’s in all of my classes – Cna License -86.7 teas score – 200+ volunteer hours – and i have worked for 6 months as a medication tech however i don’t think that will get me any points as it doesn’t fall under the usual categories for work

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2024.11.14 23:45 ozioma_J 8weeks training on Igbo language for Adults and Children

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2024.11.14 23:00 1standFantasyPodcast Washington Commanders vs. Philadelphia Eagles – Not So Brief Armchair Analysis (Now Longer with Bold & Italics!)

Washington Commanders (+3.5 – 22.5 Implied Point Total) vs. Philadelphia Eagles (-3.5 – 26 Implied Point Total) 48.5 total point oveunder
Jayden Daniels
QB #6 on the year – 19.23 fantasy points per game
226.5 Passing Yards OveUnder (-113)/1.5 Passing TDs OveUnder (+136)/43.5 Rushing Yards OveUnder (-113)/+186 Odds to Score an Anytime TD (7th Highest in the Game)
Jayden Daniels started off the year on fire and slowly has simmered more to a contained flame as opposed to a non-stop forest fire. I do think some of that has to do with his injured ribs that obviously affected his ability to throw accurately and his rushing opportunities over the past few weeks. I also think that over time opposing defenses have been able to scheme against him as opposed to at the start of the season when they had little to no game film to study.
Regardless, Daniels has been averaging 214.7 passing yards (199.6 yards at home vs. 229.8 yards on the road) on 26.2 attempts and 18.0 completions with .9TDs and .2INTs per game. He is also averaging 46.4 rushing yards (46.6 yards at home vs. 46.2 yards on the road) on 8.5 attempts and .4TDs per game as well. In the first 6 weeks, he averaged 10.5 rushing attempts and 53.67 rushing yards per game. After his injury in Week 7, he has averaged 6.33 rushing attempts for 30.67 rushing yards per game. That right there is a difference of 2.3 fantasy points per game just from his decreased rushing opportunities. Through the first 6 weeks he was completing 75% of his passes but in the past 3 weeks he has completed 56% of his passes. That is a huge discrepancy and is not all due to the opposing defenses stopping him. Right now, even with missing 86% of the snaps in Week 7, Daniels ranks as the QB #6 on the year where he averages 19.23 fantasy points per game. Just another gift from the Fantasy Gods based on where he was drafted and the uncertainty coming into this season.
As time goes on and his ribs heal, I believe he will get back closer to the first 6 weeks of the season than to the previous 3 weeks. His bye is in Week 14 which is the perfect timing for those looking to make a deep playoff run and don’t need to win their final matchup to make it in. Vegas thinks that Daniels might have to throw to stay in this game as they have set his passing line at 226.5 yards (11.8 yards more than his season average) with 1.5 Passing TDs (.6 more than his season average) along with 43.5 rushing yards (2.9 yards less than his season average) while giving him +186 odds to score an Anytime TD (7th highest in the game).
To me, this just shows that Vegas is also concerned about the injury restricting his rushing attempts and goal line opportunities forcing him to throw more. The Commanders are a 3.5 point underdog and will be playing on the road while facing the 3rd ranked defense when it comes to passing yards allowed per week (173.4) and 5th in overall scoring defense. Over the past 24 hours, the money has been placed on the Eagles to win but hasn’t been enough to change the spread. I wouldn’t be surprised to see a blowout for the Eagles this week, however, this is not an attempt to convince you to bench Daniels. Start your studs at this time of the year.
Projection: 20/30 210 yards 1TDs 1INT/7 attempts 39 yards
Brian Robinson Jr.
RB #27 on the year in Half PPR Scoring – 13.5 fantasy points per game (7 games played)
45.5 Rushing Yards OveUnder (-113)/+135 Odds to Score an Anytime TD (4th Highest in the Game) = Opened at +115 Odds to Score an Anytime TD (T-3rd Highest in the Game)
*Brian Robinson Jr. is 1-2 (0-1 at home vs. 1-1 on the road) in his career against the Philadelphia Eagles where he averages 66.3 Rushing Yards on 16.7 attempts with .7TDs along with 8.7 Receiving Yards on 1.3 targets and 1.3 receptions with 0TDs per game*
Brian Robinson is off the injury report and fully healthy for this week’s matchup. It has been about 6 weeks since we last saw Robinson fully healthy and taking the majority of the opportunities for the Commanders’ backfield. It is hard to gauge on the surface as he played Weeks 7 and 8 injured and on a snap count but still produced as the RB 20 and 34 respectively. The injury definitely affected him though as prior to that, his lowest finish was the RB #22 in Week 3.
Regardless, Robinson is averaging 65.86 rushing yards (71.75 yards at home vs. 58 yards on the road) on 14.43 attempts and .86TDs per game. Somewhat surprisingly, he is also involved in the passing game where he averages 11.29 receiving yards (3.5 yards at home vs. 21.67 yards on the road) on 1.71 targets and 1.29 receptions with 0TDs per game. Over his 7 games played, he has seen 25 red zone opportunities (3.5 per game) and has scored 6TDs on those chances (converting 24% of his opportunities in the red zone into TDs). That has been something that the Commanders have sorely missed over the past few weeks as they have given Ekeler those carries but he has been far less efficient with them (2 per game and scored 3TDs or 15% conversion). Obviously, Ekeler has never been the big bruising goal line back but he has been thrust into that role as of late.
Robinson is the RB #27 on the year in Half PPR Scoring where he is averaging 13.5 fantasy points per game in only 7 games played. On a PPG basis, he would rank as the RB #15 on the year. Again, not bad for a dead zone RB where expectations were all across the board coming into the season. Vegas is down on Robinson this week as there are a few factors to take in consideration before putting him in your lineup. His rushing line is 45.5 yards (20.36 yards less than his season average) for this week’s matchup. When the odds opened, Robinson had +115 odds to score an Anytime TD which was tied for 3rd highest in the game with Ekeler. Since Robinson has been taken off the injury report, those odds have moved down to +125 but Ekeler is considerably lower showing that if the Commanders do score a rushing TD it will most likely be Robinson over Daniels (protecting the ribs) or Ekeler.
This week might be a little bit more difficult for Robinson as he will be facing the 5th ranked defense when it comes to total Rushing Yards allowed per game (100.7) while only allowing 85 rushing yards and 11.11 fantasy points per game to the RB position this season. Robinson’s bread and butter has been the goal line and the Eagles rank 3rd in Red Zone defense allowing only 42.3% conversion rate. This will be the ultimate rock meets immovable object as Robinson is bound to get a few goal line opportunities this week but might come up empty handed.
Projection: 12 attempts 41 yards 1TD/3 targets 2 receptions 11 yards
Austin Ekeler
RB #28 on the year in Half PPR Scoring – 10.4 fantasy points per game
+220 Odds to Score an Anytime TD (7th Highest in the Game) = Opened at +115 Odds to Score an Anytime TD (T-3rd Highest in the Game)
*Austin Ekeler is 1-1 (0-1 at home vs. 1-0 on the road) in his career against the Philadelphia Eagles where he averages 94 Rushing Yards on 9 attempts with .5TDs along with 23 Receiving Yards on 2.5 targets and 2.5 receptions with 0TDs per game*
So I admit, I was a little bit hard on Austin Ekeler earlier this season. My first write-up on him did not give him the credit he deserves for the NFL and Fantasy production he has been able to get in his limited role (and also when BRob doesn’t play). It is also difficult to share the backfield with another good RB and also a talented running QB. So this is me giving Austin Ekeler his credit and conceding that maybe he isn’t as old and slow as I first thought.
Over the season, Ekeler is averaging 36.22 rushing yards (43.6 yards at home vs. 27 yards on the road) on 7 attempts and .44TDs per game. He is also involved in the passing game where he is averaging 28.33 receiving yards (18.6 yards at home vs. 40.5 yards on the road) on 3 targets and 2.56 receptions with 0TDs per game. He is currently averaging 5.2 yards per carry which is tied for 6th highest among all qualifying RBs this season. If that is not crazy enough, the most surprising part is the utilization in the passing game as generally speaking running QBs tend to decrease the opportunity for dump-offs or designed screen plays.
Ultimately, the Commanders have been an unexpected gift from the Fantasy gods for multiple players, Ekeler included. Austin ranks as the RB #28 on the year in Half PPR Scoring where he is averaging 10.4 fantasy points per game. The only caveat I will give is the fact that Brian Robinson was taken off the injury report Wednesday and should be a full go this week for the first time since Week 5. Even with his snap percentage under 50% from Week 5 on, Robinson has still finished as the RB14, 20 and 34 in the games he has played. In those same weeks, Ekeler finished as the RB 23, 52 and 39 respectively. This just shows me that when they are both on the field, Ekeler is more of a compliment and will have a reduced number of opportunities in the running game including on the goalline. Vegas initially only gave Ekeler odds to score an Anytime TD, setting it at +115 which is tied for 3rd highest in the game with the aforementioned Robinson.
I believe this was only done as a precaution if Robinson was limited in the game or injured. Now the odds have moved further down with the news that Robinson is fully healthy. Add that to the fact that the Eagles give up 5th fewest points per game/offensive TDs and are ranked 3rd in Red Zone defense, I would imagine Ekeler will take a backseat this week and moving forward.
Projection: 9 attempts 29 yards/5 targets 3 receptions 25 yards
Terry McLaurin
WR #5 on the year in Half PPR Scoring – 12.88 fantasy points per game
60.5 Receiving Yards OveUnder (-113)/4.5 Total Receptions OveUnder (-128)/+160 Odds to Score an Anytime TD (6th Highest in the Game)
*Terry McLaurin is 3-7 (1-4 at home vs. 2-3 on the road) in his career against the Philadelphia Eagles where he averages 84.7 Receiving Yards on 8.1 targets and 5.8 receptions with .4TDs per game*
I was super high on Terry coming into this season but did not think he would turn out to be this productive for Fantasy. He has been the example of a WR2 with upside for his entire career. Who would have guessed that with a rookie QB, he would finally get over the hump and be a full time WR1?
Well, so far this season McLaurin is averaging 71.1 receiving yards (94 yards at home vs. 48.2 yards on the road) on 6.6 targets and 4.7 receptions with .6TDs per game. Even in his best season ever (2022) he averaged 70.06 receiving yards on 7.06 targets and 4.53 receptions with .29TDs per game. If the season was to end today, he would already have more TDs this season than any other year besides 2019 when he had 7. He is also on pace to obliterate his receiving record and might come close to passing his total reception record as well. With all of the moving parts within the offense and organization, the probability that the Commanders and McLaurin would be doing so well at this time in the season were very low.
With all of that said, Terry is the WR #5 on the year in Half PPR Scoring where he is averaging 12.88 fantasy points per game. You honestly can’t ask for more in return from him based on where he was drafted and what the expectations were going into the year. At this point, McLaurin is operating under the “show me otherwise” category and will remain in my starting lineup until he proves that he can lose me a week. Outside of that, his ceiling and the opportunity he gets with Daniels throwing him the ball is too immense to pass up.
Vegas does think this is going to be a down game for Terry as they set his receiving line at 60.5 yards (10.6 yards less than his season average) with 4.5 total receptions (.2 receptions less than his season average) while giving him +160 odds to score an Anytime TD (6th highest in the game). He will also be going up against the Eagles defense which ranks 3rd in Passing Yards Allowed per game (173.4) and the 11th ranked defense in terms of fantasy points scored by opposing WRs (11 receptions for 126 yards and 18 fantasy points total to the position this season). It does make sense that they are lowering expectations for this week, however, I do still think he will get enough volume and find the endzone to be viable.
Projection: 9 targets 5 receptions 60 yards 1TD
Noah Brown
WR #70 on the year in Half PPR Scoring – 6.7 fantasy points per game
37.5 Receiving Yards OveUnder (-113)/3.5 Total Receptions OveUnder (+116)/+300 Odds to Score an Anytime TD (9th Highest in the Game)
*Noah Brown is 7-3 (4-1 at home vs. 3-2 on the road) in his career against the Philadelphia Eagles where he averages 3.8 Receiving Yards on 1 target and .4 receptions with 0TDs per game*
It is hard to gauge Noah Brown as he has been the example of inconsistency throughout the year. His utilization is down the field and the lack of volume does come with that role as we have seen from similar players (Jameson Williams). This could be more of an indictment of Brown’s talent compared to the rest of the WR room, which looks mediocre at best outside of McLaurin. It might be a testament to Jayden Daniels and his ability to read the field and take what is given to him as well.
This season, Brown is averaging 43.88 receiving yards (44.5 yards at home vs. 43.25 yards on the road) on 4.75 targets and 3.13 receptions with .13TDs per game. Those numbers are good enough to put him at WR #70 on the year in Half PPR Scoring where he is averaging 6.7 fantasy points per game. Keep in mind, he also missed the first two weeks of the season due to injury and changed teams in the offseason while playing with a rookie QB. He very well could improve as the season goes on and might ultimately take the WR2 spot that the Commanders have been trying to fill since the off-season.
Unfortunately, looking at the deeper analytics, he has not had a game with over 5 receptions and he has not exceeded 75 yards this season even with Daniels averaging 214.7 yards per game. Even in his “breakout” game he only had 6 targets and 3 receptions for 73 yards and a TD. He is the definition of boom or bust on a surprisingly high scoring team. Also, when crunch time hits and Daniels needs a completion or a first down, he more often than not looks to Luke McCaffrey to get the job done (McCaffrey has 3 red zone targets this season while averaging 45% snaps but Brown has 3 red zone targets while averaging 58% of the snaps). Vegas has set Brown’s receiving line at 37.5 yards (6.38 yards less than his season average) on 3.5 total receptions (.37 receptions more than his season average) while giving him +300 odds to score an Anytime TD which is the 9th highest in the game. Needless to say, this might not be the best matchup to play Brown in.Projection:
6 targets 4 receptions 41 yards
Zach Ertz
TE #13 on the year in Half PPR Scoring – 6.46 fantasy points per game
34.5 Receiving Yards OveUnder (-113)/3.5 Total Receptions OveUnder (-122)/+310 Odds to Score an Anytime TD (10th Highest in the Game)
*Zach Ertz is 0-1 (home) in his career against the Philadelphia Eagles where he averages 48 Receiving Yards on 10 targets and 6 receptions with 0TDs per game*
Ertz has been good this season, especially compared to the uncertainty that the Commanders had surrounding their offense going into this season. Who would have guessed that Jayden Daniels would look this good this quickly? Coupled with the fact that Kingsbury loves to throw to his TEs, it was the perfect storm for Ertz to have a productive/fantasy relevant season. With that said, the past two weeks he has come back down to Earth as he has not exceeded 35 yards receiving or 4 receptions in either week.
For the year, Ertz is averaging 38.1 receiving yards (44 yards at home vs. 32.2 yards on the road) on 5.4 targets and 3.7 receptions with .1TDs per game. Far from the numbers he used to average when he was in his prime on the Eagles, however, they are still good enough to put him at TE #13 on the year in Half PPR Scoring where he averages 6.46 fantasy points per game. Unfortunately, he is coming up against the 2nd ranked overall defense in yards + TDs allowed per game. Even worse, the Eagles rank 3rd in Passing Yards Allowed per game (173.4) and are 1st against opposing TEs this season only giving up 36 yards, 2.78 fantasy points and 0TDs per game to the position.
Although he has only played one game in his career against the Eagles, he still managed to end the game with his average production of 48 receiving yards on 6 receptions with 0TDs. I would expect more of the same this week especially with how good the Eagles are defending the pass and the TE position specifically. Vegas somewhat agrees as they set his receiving line at 34.5 yards (3.6 yards less than his season average) on 3.5 total receptions (.2 receptions less than his season average) and have given him +310 odds to score an Anytime TD (10th highest in the game).
Projection: 6 targets 4 receptions 33 yards
Philadelphia Eagles Defense: 2nd in Overall Defense (Yards + TD Allowed)/3rd in Passing Yards Allowed (173.4 yards per game)/5th in Rushing Yards Allowed (100.7 yards per game)/5th in Scoring Defense (17.9 points per game/16 Offensive TDs)/3rd in Red Zone Defense (42.3%)/13th in 3rd Down Defense (35.8%)/13th in Sacks (25)/14th in Turnover Differential (+1 – 6 INTs + 6 Fumbles)
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Jalen Hurts
QB #4 on the year – 23.54 fantasy points per game
224.5 Passing Yards OveUnder (-113)/1.5 Passing TDs OveUnder (+126)/38.5 Rushing Yards OveUnder (-113)/-110 Odds to Score an Anytime TD (2nd Highest in the Game)
*Jalen Hurts is 5-2 (2-2 at home vs. 3-0 on the road) in his career against the Washington Commanders where he averages 247.9 Passing Yards on 29.7 attempts and 19.6 completions with 1.7TDs and .4INTs per game along with 29.1 Rushing Yards on 7.3 attempts with .7TDs per game*
Hurts has looked fantastic fantasy-wise over the past five weeks since his bye. Over that time, he has ranked as the QB8, 4, 1, 2 and 3 respectively, all while throwing for no more than 265 yards in any game or attempting more than 25 passes. That is the peak of efficiency right there, not to mention he has also scored a rushing TD in 4 of the last 5 weeks (with 3TDs in Week 8).
So far, Hurts is averaging 219.56 passing yards (238.75 yards at home vs. 204.2 yards on the road) on 26.11 attempts and 18.22 completions with 1.33TDs and .56INTs per game. He is also averaging 42 rushing yards (54.5 yards at home vs. 32 yards on the road) on 10.33 attempts with 1TD per game as well. So much for my assumption that the loss of Kelce would lead to a regression in his rushing TDs this season. Oh well. Ironically, he is actually on pace to score more rushing TDs this season than he was last season (17 vs 15). This might be due to the fact that both AJ Brown, DeVonta Smith and Dallas Goedert have all missed time this season due to injuries resulting in Hurts having to do more with his legs. Whatever the reasoning, Hurts is the QB #4 on the year where he is averaging 23.54 fantasy points per game. As we have seen, when Brown is in the line-up he will be the main focal point of the passing offense and will be good for at least one 20+ yard reception in the majority of games (more on that later).
Vegas has set Hurts’ passing line at 224.5 passing yards (4.94 yards more than his season average) with 1.5 passing TDs (.17 more than his season average). They have also set his rushing line at 38.5 yards (3.5 yards less than his season average) and have given him -110 odds to score an Anytime TD (2nd highest in the game). Needless to say, Vegas thinks this is going to be a get right game for Hurts who may finally face an opposing offense that can keep the game close so Hurts can operate for all 4 quarters.
Projection: 17/25 220 yards 2TDs/7 attempts 45 yards 1TD
Saquon Barkley
RB #3 on the year in Half PPR Scoring – 19.49 fantasy points per game
91.5 Rushing Yards OveUnder (-113)/13.5 Receiving Yards OveUnder (-115)/2.5 Total Receptions OveUnder (+122)/-180 Odds to Score an Anytime TD (Highest in the Game)
*Saquon Barkley is 5-3-1 (1-2-1 at home vs. 4-1 on the road) in his career against the Washington Commanders where he averages 88.2 Rushing Yards on 16 attempts with .4TDs along with 41.1 Receiving Yards on 5.3 targets and 4.3 receptions with .4TDs per game*
Saquon has been everything that the Eagles were hoping for when they signed him this off-season. He has stayed healthy, made highlight plays basically every week and continues to stick it to their in-division rival who refused to pay a few million more to keep him on their roster. When you have another in-division rival (Micah Parsons) talking about how good Saquon Barkley has been and how dumb the Giants are for letting him walk, you know it is bad. Parsons said the NFL is facing the consequences of the Giants’ stupidity every week, and honestly, he’s right.
To put it into perspective, Saquon is averaging 110.11 rushing yards (102.5 yards at home vs. 116.2 yards on the road) on 19 attempts with .67TDs per game. He is also involved in the passing game where he averages 17.56 receiving yards (22.75 yards at home vs. 13.4 yards on the road) on 2.89 targets and 2.33 receptions with .22TDs per game as well. Compare that to his best season ever (2018) where he averaged 81.69 rushing yards and .69TDs along with 45.06 receiving yards on 5.69 receptions and .25TDs per game that season. He is on pace to demolish his rushing record (1,312) and will most likely finish at or above his career record for rushing (11) and receiving TDs (4) in a season.
Those numbers put Barkley at the RB #3 on the year in Half PPR Scoring where he is averaging 19.49 fantasy points per game (compared to Derrick Henry who averages 21.06 fantasy points per game). Saquon is in line to absolutely crush this week as he will be facing off against the 28th ranked defense in rushing yards allowed per game (142.1 yards). The Commanders are somewhat stout defending against the RB position in terms of fantasy production this year as they are ranked 13th, giving up 17 fantasy points per game to the position. I don’t think that will matter much as the Eagles are home, the Commanders have looked off the past few weeks and this should be a fast paced high scoring game.
Vegas agrees as they have set Barkley’s rushing line at 91.5 yards (18.61 yards less than his season average) and his receiving line at 13.5 yards (4.06 yards less than his season average) on 2.5 total receptions (.17 more than his season average). They also gave him -180 odds to score an Anytime TD, which are the highest odds in the game. I would expect Barkley to find the endzone this Thursday and finish as a top-5 RB on the week.
Projection: 18 attempts 95 yards/5 targets 3 receptions 22 yards 1TD
AJ Brown
WR #27 on the year in Half PPR Scoring – 14.55 fantasy points per game (6 games played)
82.5 Receiving Yards OveUnder (-113)/5.5 Total Receptions OveUnder (+108)/+130 Odds to Score an Anytime TD (5th Highest in the Game)
*AJ Brown is 3-1 (1-1 at home vs. 2-0 on the road) in his career against the Washington Commanders where he averages 99.3 Receiving Yards on 8.8 targets and 5.8 receptions with 1.3TDs per game*
AJ Brown has been a great fantasy asset this season, however, it has been an inconsistent rollercoaster along with his unpredictable injuries. The Eagles offense has also been somewhat inconsistent with the addition of Barkley. In terms of NFL wins and Championship aspirations, that is not a bad thing whatsoever. In terms of fantasy football production, it can drive you mad determining which of the two WRs and what ancillary piece will have a good game week to week.
So far, Brown is averaging 92.17 receiving yards (90.33 yards at home vs. 94 yards on the road) on 6.83 targets and 4.67 receptions with .5TDs per game. In his best season (2022), he averaged 93.5 receiving yards on 8.53 targets and 5.18 receptions with .65TDs per game, which are basically mirror images of his statistics this season. I guess it goes to show you how impactful missing a game or two really is to both fantasy and NFL production. As I mentioned above, when AJ Brown and Jalen Hurts are on the field together they generally hit a 20+ yard play more frequently than not. Even this season, where he has been injured and inconsistent, he has a 20 yard or more reception in each of his 6 games played.
Last season, he had 11 games with a 20+ yard reception out of 17 played (65%) and in 2022 he had 14 games (82%). I would expect that as long as he stays healthy for the rest of the season, he should eclipse 1000 yards again. While Brown is currently the WR #27 on the year (6 games played) in Half PPR Scoring where he averages 14.55 fantasy points per game, he slots in at the WR #3 slot in PPG average. If anything, this is a buy-low window for those who have the trade deadline set at the end of Week 11.
Vegas has set his receiving line at 82.5 yards (9.67 yards less than his season average) on 5.5 total receptions (.83 receptions more than his season average) while giving him +130 odds to score an Anytime TD (5th highest in the game). The Commanders are ranked 5th in Passing Yards Allowed per Game (182.8) but only because teams can beat them on the ground. They rank 21st in terms of fantasy points allowed to opposing WRs where they average 142.30 receiving yards, 1.2TDs and 21 fantasy points per game to the position. Coupled with Brown’s career statistics against the Commanders, he is in line for a huge day especially if Smith and/or Ertz are out.
Projection: 10 targets 6 receptions 91 yards 1TD
DeVonta Smith
WR #20 on the year in Half PPR Scoring – 11.4 fantasy points per game (8 games played)
+210 Odds to Score an Anytime TD (8th Highest in the Game)
*DeVonta Smith is 5-1 (2-1 at home vs. 3-0 on the road) in his career against the Washington Commanders where he averages 79.8 Receiving Yards on 7.8 targets and 5.7 receptions with .5TDs per game*
This has been an extremely frustrating year for DeVonta Smith managers. Some of it might be due to the change in OCs this offseason. It could be taking time to acclimate both Brown and Smith into the offense at the same time since they did not have a ton of reps together in the pre-season. Hell, even just the fact that the refs didn’t blow the whistle in the game where his helmet came off and he got a concussion adds to his inconsistent season.
So far, Smith is averaging 60.88 receiving yards (77.75 yards at home vs. 44 yards on the road) on 6.25 targets and 4.63 receptions with .5TDs per game. Those numbers are still good for the WR #20 on the year in Half PPR Scoring, where he averages 11.4 fantasy points per game (8 games played). Even looking back at his best season ever (2022) where he averaged 70.35 receiving yards per game, he still had weeks where he ended with 0, 17, 44, 23, 22 and 39 yards. Consistency has never been his game and he is not a high volume target earner. What he can do is turn a 5 yard reception into a 55 yard TD due to his elite speed and agility.
Unfortunately, those traits do lead to more inconsistency and headaches when it comes to rostering him in Fantasy football. My biggest concern is his health. As I mentioned before, he has missed 1.5 games this season already due to the concussion and was a limited participant in practice on Tuesday. His hamstring injury popped up surprisingly mid-week prior to their game against the Cowboys where he went 3 targets 2 receptions for 14 yards. Although he was able to go through two full practices prior to the game, he still started this week as an estimated LP for their Thursday game. Even if he suits up, on a short week where they are favored by 3.5 points at home, I am not sure how involved he will be.
Vegas shares that uncertainty as they have only given him +210 odds to score an Anytime TD this week which is the 8th highest in the game. They have not set a receiving line for him or a total reception line either which leads me to believe that they are at least somewhat convinced that he will be missing tomorrow nights’ game. The bright side is that generally when he has a down game, the Eagles make a point to manufacture touches for him the following week. He also has great historical data against the Commanders in his career where he has played extremely well amassing a 5-1 record.
Projection: 7 targets 4 receptions 55 yards – (DeVonta Smith was taken off of the injury report 11/13/24 and is expected to be fully healthy for the game)
Dallas Goedert
TE #20 on the year in Half PPR Scoring – 8.6 fantasy points per game (6 games played)
+380 Odds to Score an Anytime TD (11th Highest in the Game)
*Dallas Goedert is 9-2 (4-1 at home vs. 5-1 on the road) in his career against the Washington Commanders where he averages 46.8 Receiving Yards on 5.3 targets and 3.9 receptions with .3TDs per game*
Dallas Goedert is another player with a questionable tag heading into this week’s game. When he has been healthy and on the field, he has been productive and an integral part in the Eagles’ passing game. He has never been a top tier TE option for fantasy and over the past few years, he has steadily declined in his usage. Age played a factor in that but mainly it has been the addition of weapons that reduce how necessary his involvement is to win the game.
So far, Goedert is averaging 54.33 receiving yards (23 yards at home vs. 85.67 yards on the road) on 5.33 targets and 4.33 receptions with .17TDs per game. Keep in mind, a lot of his production came in Week 3 when he had 170 receiving yards (in a week that AJ Brown was out). Even in his best season, he averaged 55.33 receiving yards on 5.07 targets and 3.73 receptions with .27TDs per game. He has never and will never be a first or second read target in this offense with the way it is constructed outside of some crazy situation (like in Week 3). Even with missing 3 games, he is still the TE #20 on the year in Half PPR Scoring where he is averaging 8.6 fantasy points per game.
In the TE landscape, you can keep him on your roster in the off-chance that AJ Brown or DeVonta Smith misses time in the coming weeks. Outside of that, he wouldn’t be someone that I would be turning to this week due to his limited practice on Tuesday from an ankle injury along with the fact that the Commanders rank 19th in fantasy points allowed to the TE position this season where they only give up 37 receiving yards and 6.2 fantasy points per week. Goedert has the track record against the Commanders, however, even with those 11 games in his career, he is still right around this current season’s averages for yards, receptions and TDs.
Vegas is in the same position with Goedert as they were with DeVonta Smith. They have given him +380 odds to score an Anytime TD which is the 11th highest in the game. Outside of that, they have not set a receiving line or a reception total for him as they might be fearing he is out this week.
Projection (If He Plays): 6 targets 3 receptions 33 yards
Washington Commanders Defense: 13th in Overall Defense (Yards + TDs Allowed)/5th in Passing Yards Allowed (182.8 yards per game)/28th in Rushing Yards Allowed (142.1 yards per game)/12th in Scoring Defense (21.7 points per game/27 Offensive TDs)/30th in Red Zone Defense (70.0%)/23rd in 3rd Down Defense (42.1%)/10th in Sacks (27)/8th in Turnover Differential (+6 – 4 INTs + 6 Fumbles)
FINAL SCORE: WASHINGTON COMMANDERS 17 – PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 28

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2024.11.14 18:36 giovannimyles Defense is so irritating… its why I wanna rage

I have two main builds. A 7′ Center with 7’4 wingspan and a 6’4 Shooting guard with a 6’11 wingspan. My center has 88 interior D, 88 blk, 96 def rebound, 92 strength, 80 vert and gold defensive badges. My SG has 92 perimeter D and 91 steal and 85 strength along with gold defensive badges. I play 1v1 often when I just don’t get passed the ball in 3v3. I need to practice getting up shots and practicing defense.
Everything defensive sets up the offensive player to score easier… I figure out the guards dribble pattern and go for the steal. I strip the ball and it rolls around as we fight for it. I’m now behind him in the scuffle and they pick it up and have a wide open lane for a dunk. They do the same dribble to setup their shot and so I time it and jump and get a tight contest… great right? Well i’m coming down from my contest and they are already sprinting for their own rebound and get an easy dunk. So next time I simply do hands up, but again I know their dribble, so I have my hands up and we are body to body as they are starting their shooting motion. I get a slight contest and they get a green shot. Mind you i’m a 6’4 with gold Challenger and 6’11 wingspan and they are a 6’2 PG.
Post defense is the worst of it all. I can have HoF Post Lockdown, 92 strength and have Intimidator Takeover which has added strength, block and interior D. I will still get backed down slowly to the rim and dropstep layup. If I happen to jump instead of hands up and make them miss the rebound falls into their hands and they can shoot again before I can even contest a second time. I have Gold Pogo Stick too.

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2024.11.14 00:32 HelloIAmAStoner Has anyone ever purchased an item, gotten a partial refund almost immediately, and the item never gets sent?

I ordered (not auctions, just purchased directly) two different used Zelda games for my Switch on November 5. One ships from my country of the US, and the other ships from Japan. The Japan one has so far given me a tracking number and I see the first shipping update after “label printed”.
However, the domestic one issued a partial refund exactly 23 hours after I placed the order (total price of the order is $31.50 and the refund amount is $26.58 (84.4%), so I’ve gotten all but $4.92 of what I paid refunded without requesting a refund in the first place, and without contacting the seller in general at all), and no updates on shipping nor the remainder of the order amount.
Have you ever dealt with a similar situation? I haven’t contacted the seller yet but I plan to on the 19th, 2 weeks after placing my order. I’ve been buying on ebay for years and nothing like this has ever happened to me before. It’s especially bad timing because my first attempt ordering the same game from a different seller earlier that day got fully refunded by the seller due to “payment processing issues” and someone snagged the relisting before the seller even sent the link to me (it was under a different seller account so I couldn’t just check their other item listings to find it).
What a strange thing to do. I’m guessing it must have been an accident. One of my first thoughts was, this person’s trying to get a free $5, but I know ebay practically always sides with the customer in disputes so I seriously doubt it was done on purpose. But they haven’t said anything or issued the rest of the refund, so the situation is sort of in limbo right now. Hopefully they at least respond and clear it up when I ask about it. I don’t want to report or leave negative feedback if I don’t have to, but if they don’t communicate, I will feel obligated to.
Update: As soon as I sent the seller a message, they refunded the rest and said they couldn’t find time to ship it. Oh well.

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2024.11.14 00:30 PM_YOUR_MDL_INITIAL New Year’s Resolution 2022 – Week 36 – Parker Vacumatic

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2024.11.13 22:43 Arachnidish I think I might actually pull this off

I hope this is okay to share, I’m just so proud of myself. Sometimes I feel like I go a long time without any real personal success.
I just took my Anatomy & Physiology midterm and got a 92%. As much as I wanted to do better…an A is an A and I can’t believe I’m doing so well! This is the last prerequisite I need before I can apply to the mortuary program.
After everything came crashing down two years ago, I’ve been struggling to find my place in the world. Then two family members and three friends died unexpectedly this year, and I realized my mental and emotional fortitude made me well equipped to handle grief, and this is something I can actively give back to the world.
I’ve never felt so “on the right track” until now. I’m actually going to do it. I’m really going to pull this off. I’m going to get my mortician’s license, become a grief counselor, and advocate for sustainable/alternative death care practices where I live. I’m going to help people get their affairs in order and hopefully help reduce the cost of dying. I’m so excited for my future, and that’s saying something –because earlier this year, I wasn’t even sure if I had one.
Anyway, thanks for reading.

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2024.11.13 21:05 xXRH11NOXx Passed 008 this morning!!

I passed and i still cant believe it!! This shit is amazing! I passed with a 755 and this is my 2nd attempt. Failed Oct 2nd with a 670. Felt like garbage about it because I have been in an IT for 10 years now. I took the A+ in 2013 and it expired 2016; never really having time to renew. This test is hard and the pbqs can get confusing/misleading. I started studying in June with a course through work but after the first test attempt it was clear I needed extra material. Here are the things i used:
— All professor messer videos, course notes, and study groups. Reviewed twice or close to it. — Net + exam objectives printed out in a notebook and wrote a defintion or what it does sentence for 95% of the topics. — ITprotv course with multiple practice tests. — Dion tests with decent scores for each. 1st round 73, 77, 84, 77, 91, 87. Second round 83, 86, 92, 95 but didnt do the last 2 again. — CallMeRed for all 008 pbq examples. Watched them all multiple times and picked up small clues that helped in the pbqs this morning. Things like actually reading the scenario closely haha
I’ve done at least 25+ hours of practice exams alone (wed night and sun nights) but even with that none of the questions 100% relate to the real exam; which is painful. To be honest, the real exam needs an additional 15 to 30 minutes and a pause button to regroup during the test. All in all i cant believe i actually passed and have lurking here everytime im on reddit to see what everyone else is doing to prepare.
Thank you everyone who contributes and helps out!! It is appreciated!

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2024.11.13 21:00 zackk3030 Series 63 Tomorrow

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