Kelly Clarkson fires back at store that dismissed her shopping experience and mocked her on social media with her own song title
u/ZohanDvir — 3 days ago
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St. Louis Bar & Grill Markham has permanently closed 🙁
Does anyone know why? This was a great spot to watch sports. On Tuesday half price wing nights it was always packed with a wait time at night. Was also used often by visiting business professionals staying nearby for business lunches in the day. I watched dozens of world cup games earlier there this summer and the vibes were amazing. I had recently developed a routine of watching Sunday baseball here. I just ate there last week and chatted with the servers and owner and had no idea this was coming. Am sad and bummed because I thought I'd finally found my local favorite hangout where I was remembered as a regular.
u/ZohanDvir — 1 month ago
[Advice] First time playing in a guillotine league, any advice on how to prepare for my squad's weaknesses?
After nearly 20 years of playing non-PPR, I tried out some free ESPN PPR leagues last year and enjoyed it so this year I tried out a free beginners guillotine league for fun.
My roster seems fairly balanced to start and in week 1 I ended up with the highest projected point differential from the last place projected team. I wanted to go for consistent reliable production instead of people who could have big games but also flop badly.
Trying to figure out how to best prepare for my team's weaknesses, any advice is appreciated.
QB : Hurts
RB: Judkins
RB: Price
WR: Chase
WR: Rice
TE: Juwan Johnson
FLEX: JCM
D/ST: Ravens
K: Aubrey
Bench: Saints D, Malik Washington, Chris Rodriguez, Allegier, Dontayvion Wicks
I had the first pick overall so I missed out on a lot of middle talent having to wait 34 picks between my b2b picks.
Questions/Advice
The rosters of the worst projected teams don't really have anyone I'm too keen on besides a QB, since I don't have one, should I try to get a backup QB?
My first two bye week players are Chase in Week 5 and Rice in Week 6, notable anchors of my team. I'm hoping a team with a good receiver gets eliminated in the early rounds and I can bid, but should I try to spend a lot?
Planning to get an insurance back in case Jadarian Price struggles out of the gate.
u/ZohanDvir — 2 months ago
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Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness Season 1 Episode 5: "Lincoln" Episode Discussion Thread
Synopsis: Larry plays a key role at the O.K. Corral showdown. President Lincoln receives advice from his Chief of Staff, Lawrence Butterfield. President Johnson recruits Butterfield to convince a grieving Mary Todd to move out of the White House.
u/ZohanDvir — 3 months ago
▲ 36 r/curb
Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness Season 1 Episode 4: "Deepthroat" Episode Discussion Thread
Synopsis: Bob Woodward receives some questionable intel. Henry Ford is forced to take a local mensch for a test drive. Bachelor president James Buchanan tries his luck with the ladies. Vaccine pioneer Jonas Salk makes his mother a little too proud.
u/ZohanDvir — 3 months ago
▲ 56 r/curb
Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness Season 1 Episode 2: “Farewell” Episode Discussion Thread
Synopsis: Meriwether Lewis shares news of his upcoming travels with his long-suffering wife. Larry presses George Washington for answers.
u/ZohanDvir — 3 months ago
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Danny Glover Reveals Alzheimer’s Diagnosis and Shares Update on Illness
today.comu/ZohanDvir — 4 months ago
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FHSA CFWD Participation Room Help
Hey everyone, assisting a client who missed declaring their T4FHSA and S15 the year they opened and contributed.
Have fixed their 2024 and 2025 T1 (and S15), but just want to make sure I am understanding the max rollover participation room amount rule before I advise them on their 2026 contribution limit. I am going to tell them to check their participation room statement on their final NOA but just want to make sure my internal math is right as well.
Opened: 2024
2024 Contribution: 6100
2025 Contribution: 1200
Is my following reasoning correct?
> Entering 2025, they had unused participation room 2024 CFWD of $1900 plus their 2025 room of $8000 (Total room 2025: $9900). However they only put in $1200. The $1900 CFWD from 2024 we ignore now.. We take 1200 out of $8000 and that is $6800. Because $6800 is less than $8000, it can be CFWD into 2026 as participation room. So in 2026 they get a fresh $8000 room + $6800 = Total: $14800 available to be contributed?
This is what I did from my math calculation and this website I checked after gives me the same number I got: https://www.financialpipeline.com/calculators/fhsa-contribution-room-calculator/
However my tax software seems to say unused FHSA participation room of $8700 is being CFWD to 2026 and I believe that is wrong because the max is $8000 (I think this is happening because corrections were made individually in each tax year's file and the S15 data wasn't rolled over fresh). If this is indeed incorrect, I am going to override the CFWD to $6800 so when it is time to file tax next year, the proper CFWD is retrieved.
If I am wrong, can someone please correct me and tell me what the 2026 contribution room amount is?
u/ZohanDvir — 5 months ago