So a friend's 2012 peugeot 308 sw was parked on the street, someone broke the window and stole the back seats. The insurance company's selected garage has declared this a total loss, with the insurance offering 8000EUR to abandon the car or 20% less to take the car back with only the front seats with the condition that it cannot be sold to another person. It seems like it should be fairly straightforward to get some seats from a salvage yard and have them installed for a reasonable price. Any opinions or advice?
Chaincade is getting ready to roll out their Phase 2 Play2Win sometime before end of December from what Ive read here are some snippets of info for those looking for a good metaverse gamefi project to get into.
Phase 2/Play to Win will introduce Prize Boxes and “Arcade Edition” NFTs into the ecosystem. Prize boxes will have a random chance to drop any one of a number of rewards. These Prize Boxes take the place of version one’s end of season rewards. Now, players can get their prizes as soon as they’ve earned it.
All players will be able to create and customize their own part of the Retroverse. Having and customizing a Hangout will be open to everyone. Only players with either a Founders Edition NFT or 1T Chaincade holdings will be able to open an Arcade. Hangouts can do just about anything an Arcade can do, except the games won’t earn players tickets.
Playing in an Arcade will earn both the player and owner tickets, incentivizing Arcade Owners to create unique and rewarding arcades. Having certain NFTs active in your arcade can result in different effects, besides cosmetic. Some may allow players to get an extra life in a certain game, or unlock a new game entirely.
This project has partnered with Altura for the smart NFT side of the the project. They have already released their first set of NFT dubbed the Arcade Founders Edition that is limted to 99 total ever. Which sold out within seconds of each listing. Which will enable people to open there own metaverse arcade lounge later when the finish developing that part of the project. As well as future benifits for the holders which can be found in the white paper on these on their main website. NFTs will also play a roll in the play2win system.
You can also claim Chaincade as a reward if your holding Rewardeum through their dashboard which is also a project that has decided to partner up with Chaincade
You can purchase Chaincade on Pancakeswap or Bogged Finance. Tokenomics as follows
10% Transaction Tax: 🕹 4% Redistribution 🕹 2% Automatic LP 🕹 4% Gamers Wallet
👾 Total Supply: 1 Quadrillion 🔥 Initial Burn: 438 Trillion (43.8%) 📄 This is Contract: 0x2ffee7b4df74f7c6508a4af4d6d91058da5420d0 ➡️ Slippage: 12%
Official Website Links
Telegram: https://t.me/ChainCade
Website: https://chaincade.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChainCadeBSC
Discord: https://discord.com/invite/wNfRfunMpQ
Medium: https://link.medium.com/byfwLCx09kb
TechRate Audit: https://github.com/TechRate/Smart-Co
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For clarification, I’m talking about the players who have finished in the top 12 fantasy QB, top 24 fantasy RB, top 24 fantasy WR and top 12 fantasy TE, in both weeks 1 and 2 thus far.
Weekly scoring consistency is something that I’ve always thought has been overlooked in the fantasy community, when it comes to analyzing and comparing players. Total fantasy points scored is the main stat that everyone often looks at and obviously that’s important, as that’s what winning and losing ultimately boils down to in the fantasy world.
But Player A who is able to score his average PPG (or higher) on a consistent, week to week basis, is much more valuable than Player B who may have scored 30 more total points than Player A at season’s end, but had 3 weeks of 35+ fantasy points, with 10 weeks of 7 or fewer points. You get the picture.
With that being said, let’s take a look at this year’s most consistent fantasy scorers so far, who have qualified as a fantasy “starter” (in standard 12 team leagues) at their respective positions in both weeks so far this year.
Here’s the breakdown of those 28 players by position, with their overall season positional rank in front and their weekly positional rank in weeks 1-2 in parentheses.
(I used 0.5 PPR scoring, since that’s the settings I’m used to playing with, but I can’t imagine PPR scoring would look all that different).
QUARTERBACKS (6)
1 - Kyler Murray, Ari (1-1)
2 - Tom Brady, TB (4-3)
3 - Patrick Mahomes, KC (2-7)
6 - Jalen Hurts, Phi (5-10)
7 - Russell Wilson, Sea (7-9)
8 - Derek Carr, LV (9-8)
RUNNING BACKS (10)
2 - Christian McCaffrey, Car (1-3)
4 - Nick Chubb, Cle (3-8)
5 - Dalvin Cook, Min (8-11)
6 - Darrell Henderson, LAR (13-12)
8 - D’Andre Swift, Det (5-22)
10 - Austin Ekeler, LAC (19-10)
13 - Ty’Son Williams, Bal (9-18)
14 - Chris Carson, Sea (21-14)
18 - Damien Harris, NE (23-16)
20 - Chase Edmonds, Ari (18-19)
WIDE RECEIVERS (7)
1 - Cooper Kupp, LAR (11-1)
2 - Tyler Lockett, Sea (6-2)
5 - Mike Williams, LAC (16-10)
7 - Marquise Brown, Bal (18-8)
10 - Brandin Cooks, Hou (23-12)
13 - Chris Godwin, TB (13-23)
15 - Marvin Jones, Jac (19-21)
TIGHT ENDS (5)
1 - Travis Kelce, KC (2-1)
2 - Rob Gronkowski, TB (1-2)
3 - T.J. Hockenson, Det (4-3)
4 - Darren Waller, LV (3-9)
5 - Noah Fant, Den (9-6)
Which player at each different position do you think will end up with the longest streak?
So I have put in thousands of rides, tons of miles on this old French clanker. Man we had a good five years. I worked hard and saved and just bought myself a Cannondale SuperSix Evo HiMod and have done tons of research on pedals, cleats, and shoes.
Here's the situation: I live in the inner city and make a million small trips, so I don't want shoes I can't unclip and walk in. I purchased Shimano PD-EH500 pedals so that when I'm just out hitting the store or the park nearby and not going on a 'real' ride, I can wear regular shoes. When I go on serious rides about 2x per week, I'll wear my clipless.
These pedals (PD-EH500) are SPD. So I'm trying to decide on shoes/material that will work the best for road cycling performance but be SPD compatible, which are often MTB shoes. I purchased SM-SH56 SPD cleats because they are multi-directional release and seem good for a first-timer with clipless. So of course I'm riding two-bolt and limited to shoes that are SPD.
I'm trying to split the difference between two-bolt SPD shoes, shoes that are stiff and good for road cycling, and shoes that I can make cafe stops in and walk around.
How would these work?
https://www.competitivecyclist.com/fi-zik-vento-x3-overcurve-shoe#the-wall
I feel like I can't quite find the perfect shoe on my own, and I'm new to and learning the technology.
I noticed the sole is TPU and not carbon; I do want to make sure the shoes I select are properly stiff for road cycling. Do you think these are a good choice? I can make cafe stops in them since the cleats are recessed.
Do you have any better recommendations for SPD road cycling shoes I can make cafe stops in and walk normally?
Let’s say you have a great rim protector and 4 great perimeter defenders on one team and the other team is the worst team in the league(idk who that would be so just pick someone). The defensive team is focused mostly on defense during that game and giving most of their energy towards it. How many points could they hold them to? Could they keep them in the 70s?
Chaincade is getting ready to roll out their Phase 2 Play2Win sometime before end of December from what Ive read here are some snippets of info for those looking for a good metaverse gamefi project to get into.
Phase 2/Play to Win will introduce Prize Boxes and “Arcade Edition” NFTs into the ecosystem. Prize boxes will have a random chance to drop any one of a number of rewards. These Prize Boxes take the place of version one’s end of season rewards. Now, players can get their prizes as soon as they’ve earned it.
All players will be able to create and customize their own part of the Retroverse. Having and customizing a Hangout will be open to everyone. Only players with either a Founders Edition NFT or 1T Chaincade holdings will be able to open an Arcade. Hangouts can do just about anything an Arcade can do, except the games won’t earn players tickets.
Playing in an Arcade will earn both the player and owner tickets, incentivizing Arcade Owners to create unique and rewarding arcades. Having certain NFTs active in your arcade can result in different effects, besides cosmetic. Some may allow players to get an extra life in a certain game, or unlock a new game entirely.
This project has partnered with Altura for the smart NFT side of the the project. They have already released their first set of NFT dubbed the Arcade Founders Edition that is limted to 99 total ever. Which sold out within seconds of each listing. Which will enable people to open there own metaverse arcade lounge later when the finish developing that part of the project. As well as future benifits for the holders which can be found in the white paper on these on their main website. NFTs will also play a roll in the play2win system.
You can also claim Chaincade as a reward if your holding Rewardeum through their dashboard which is also a project that has decided to partner up with Chaincade
You can purchase Chaincade on Pancakeswap or Bogged Finance. Tokenomics as follows
10% Transaction Tax: 🕹 4% Redistribution 🕹 2% Automatic LP 🕹 4% Gamers Wallet
👾 Total Supply: 1 Quadrillion 🔥 Initial Burn: 438 Trillion (43.8%) 📄 This is Contract: 0x2ffee7b4df74f7c6508a4af4d6d91058da5420d0 ➡️ Slippage: 12%
Official Website Links
Telegram: https://t.me/ChainCade
Website: https://chaincade.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChainCadeBSC
Discord: https://discord.com/invite/wNfRfunMpQ
Medium: https://link.medium.com/byfwLCx09kb TechRate Audit: https://github.com/TechRate/Smart-Con
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