Plastic gallon milk jugs work well to freeze water in, and take up the unused space. Just be sure to leave an inch or two space, for expansion.
Exactly, it’s not as bad for you so in turn, is healthier.And that's the main reason I use it. Many other oils (corn, canola, etc.) either give me severe heartburn, or do a number to my digestive system. I recently ate some delicious chocolate banana bread that my niece had given me. I was up all night, in agony. Knowing her financial situation, I'm sure she uses the cheapest oil (probably canola) she can find. I make banana bread, brownies, cookies and several other things using coconut oil, with absolutely no problems. I know what my system likes, and what it doesn't.
Webmd, like the FDA, has close ties, and is financial beholden to the pharmaceutical industry. There's no money for them in natural products. Of course they're not going to promote them. Dig a little deeper for info on coconut oil. It may not be the panacea that some claim, but it certainly does less harm (thus healthier) than some of the more popular, highly marketed oils. Tastes better too.
I recently sold my house for just shy of 3x what I paid for it in '00. I did completely remodel it, but still.
(Just my opinion, of course.)
I recently sold my house for just shy of 3x what I paid for it in '00. I did completely remodel it, but still.
I feel sorry for the young, first time home buyers. Or, anyone looking to buy a house for that matter. At some point, in the near future, the bubble is going to burst and will make the '08 recession look like a cake walk.
This is the same thing that happened back in the last run-up (2006-2008). My wife was a real estate agent at that time. This next bubble burst is going to be much, much more dramatic. People were not talking about "trillions" back then. My how the world has changed.
I've seen this cycle three times in my adult life, the first one was just news, the second and third I bought, sold on the peak. I'll do it one more time life and situation permitting. I'm down to three, recently unloaded. The next bubble might have such scale money itself will bust. Reset is more than a concept.I recently sold my house for just shy of 3x what I paid for it in '00. I did completely remodel it, but still.
I feel sorry for the young, first time home buyers. Or, anyone looking to buy a house for that matter. At some point, in the near future, the bubble is going to burst and will make the '08 recession look like a cake walk.
If it does, Evergrande, the world's most indebted real estate developer will lead the way and hurt not just China's economy, but the world's economy. China real estate makes up nearly 30% of their GDP, compared with 19% for the U.S. when we were in our housing bubble. Worse yet, housing makes up 78% of Chinese assets, compared with 35% for the U.S.
The only reason there are more buyers is due to the artificially low interest rate. (Historic norms are much higher.) Once the rates start to rise the number of qualified buyers will decrease.
