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The January transfer window is big business for Fantasy Premier League managers with thousands looking to shake up their squads after the deadline

Bosses are always on the lookout for new FPL differentials while big-money signings always generate heated discussions about player prices

There are a number of new arrivals worth considering ahead of GW25, including new Arsenal midfielder Denis Suarez

The Spanish ace has arrived on loan until the end of the season and is expected to be deployed in a similar role to that of Aaron Ramsey and Mesut Ozil at the Emirates

With the potential for goals and assists, Suarez could be considered a steal at just £6

5million in FPL. Meanwhile, there is even better value to be found at St James' Park after Newcastle shattered their club transfer record for Miguel Almiron

The Paraguayan will hopefully solve the Magpies' attacking issues and will also be a big boost for those managers owning striker Salomon Rondon

Priced at just £6m, Almiron could be a huge differential in the second half of the campaign – but how much do other January arrivals cost in FPL? DEF: Chris Mepham (Bournemouth) – £4

5m DEF: Leandro Bacuna (Cardiff City) – £4.5m DEF: Antonio Barreca (Newcastle United) – £4

5m MID: Denis Suarez (Arsenal) – £6.5m MID: Bakary Sako (Crystal Palace) – £4.9m MID: Youri Tielemens (Leicester City) – TBA MID: Miguel Almiron (Newcastle United) – £6

0m MID: Samir Nasri (West Ham United) – £5.5m FWD: Dominic Solanke (Bournemouth) – £4

7m FWD: Peter Crouch (Burnley) – TBA FWD: Gonzalo Higuain (Chelsea) – £9.5m FWD: Karlan Grant (Huddersfield Town) – £5

For more infomation >> Fantasy Premier League tips: New player prices – How much do Almiron and Suarez cost? - Duration: 2:58.

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How Much Home Can I Afford? - Duration: 6:07.

hi this is Audrey Whittington with realtor.com and welcome to the home

buying process from A to Z today we have Brad Sivert with us and he's the general

manager and head of mortgage for realtor.com. So Brad, thanks for joining

us. Thanks for having me! I think the first thing we're going to talk about

it's a little bit maybe about how you come to this personally like what are

your thoughts about the mortgage process you know how has it affected you and

that kind of thing. Yeah, I mean, the mortgage process is key to anyone who's

trying to buy a home and get into their dream home. It is the part of home buying

that is probably the most stressful yeah and the least light and if you actually

go back to the latin definition of the word mortgage

it means note until you die so the definition of it's great is already

negative to begin. Yeah. But for me it's something that really holds true

it's it's the unless you're independently wealthy it's really the

gate that you need to get you into your dream home it's true everybody needs a

mortgage right I mean very few people pay cash out right and that's that so I

don't know you probably don't know the percentage off the top of your head of

how many people get a mortgage but it's over 80% of people on a mortgage okay

good thank you yeah all right so some of the factors to consider when you're

looking at a mortgage like what should you consider what do you look at yeah I

mean the first thing really is to baseline yourself and to understand to

know what your buying power Riggins and that really comes down to your

portability or your budget these are all interchangeable terms that you actually

look at sure and there's a couple key factors that you're looking at there the

first is how much down you're gonna make so what down payment you're gonna make

on this house and then secondarily what the monthly payment will be because the

monthly payment is what you're actually enough to pay every single month sure

the down payments a one-and-done thing so these scenarios plus where you kind

of fit in your life cycle they're all would make up the major components of

knowing how much what range you should be looking at or home well I think that

makes sense because some people look at it that they've saved the 20% and that's

that they're good but they're not really thinking about all the factors and all

the things that go into make up a payment of renting versus buying and

some people figure well I just got a new job I'd like to buy a home but they're

not really factoring in that they need the down payment

that's correct okay so how it was what are some of the tools that we can use to

figure out what and we have Ward sure sure so a lot of websites out there have

affordability calculators and what the affordability calculators really do is

they take the two main components that lenders are looking at what your loan to

value ratio is and your debt to income ratio and they try to kind of chew NIH's

it in a way that you can understand all right so for example if you make sixty

thousand dollars a year or five thousand dollars a month

the ratio that's used for debt to income on an average is thirty five percent so

based on that it's suggesting you should be buying a home with a monthly payment

of one thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars and assuming you put 20% down it

does the reverse math this is a two hundred fifty thousand dollar home so

that's really the range you should be looking at based on the income that you

make oh that's really helpful and what about the debt well you have to consider

the debt and this is why people like affordability calculators so much it

gives you many ways to figure out what the best scenario for you how much down

payment you want to make what debts to include in there because when you take

it to the next step of talking to a lender they're gonna run all these

scenarios for you right so it's better for you to be in control to really know

what numbers are impacting your affordability or your buying power

however you want to look at because they're gonna look at all those factors

right they're gonna look at everything and for them it's a risk reward kind of

ratio right and so they're looking at everything more often than not from a

conservative life so part of what we're doing here is we're budgeting really

right so we're using these tools to budget so tell us a little bit about how

that process works yeah everyone has a different budgeting kind of methods that

they use yeah some people plan and save for the down payment over time others it

becomes more of a emotional decision like I'm absolutely in love with this

house I'm gonna do everything in my power to get it yeah and so people with

different budgeting tools but you know simple things like affordability

calculators and rent versus buy calculators that exist really simplify

it for you in a matter of minutes to kind of it at least levels that use to

where you should be looking so that you're not living far out of your means

all right so really if you're heading to realtor.com in some

ways you might want to go to the calculator first to see so you don't

waste your time looking for a house candidly you can't afford or houses that

maybe you can afford that are a little more expensive yeah and one of the keys

when using affordability calculators like ours is knowing the difference

between how much you can afford versus how much you should afford and so in a

market like this today is sometimes ends up being bidding that happens at the end

of buying an offer so if you can afford up to two hundred and fifty thousand

dollars and that's your max that you'll be able to afford yeah and you get to

the table and you make an offer for two hundred fifty thousand but then it comes

back at two hundred and sixty thousand yeah you kind of not really set up for

success so knowing how much you can afford it's kind of the maximum and you

should kind of live in that reign and the trade-offs you're making when you're

buying a home is where the home is sure well does it

location does have a nice yard is it in great School District how many bedrooms

does have how many bathrooms does that and just like everything in life you

have to weigh the pros and cons versus the actual cost everyone would love to

drive a Porsche but guess what you can't always afford one yeah I love this I

think that's a really important point that even though the affordability

calculator says 250 maybe you're smart to look at 225 and leave yourself a

little breathing room you might want to buy some furniture and as you point you

know you might get into a bidding war yeah well this was really helpful thank

you so much for joining us Brad alright this is Audrey Whittington with realtor

calm and thank you for joining us with the home buying process from A to Z we

hope you'll check out some of our other videos

For more infomation >> How Much Home Can I Afford? - Duration: 6:07.

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How much water do you drink a day? - Duration: 3:01.

hello, everyone.

Today, we will learn why you should drink water when you exercise.

First of all, drinking water is essential when you exercise.

The reason is

The first is to heal the pain caused by muscle formation during muscular workout.

Second, it helps smooth the muscle metabolism that removes body fat.

Water is essential to minimize muscle loss during a diet.

Third, drinking enough water is good for your health because it increases your metabolism,

cleans up your body's waste, and prevents constipation.

And exercise increases body temperature and sweat is released, which increases The body

fluids thicken.

When water decreases, it is difficult to lower body temperature and body fluids with high

concentration also interfere with metabolism.

Therefore, taking enough water is very important.

If you think you take between 200 and 450 ml of water on average, you should drink 50

percent of the water before you exercise for 20 to

30 minutes.

Since the stomach functions are not active during exercise, it is more effective to divide

the into smaller portions and drink several times than to drink a lot at a time.

Also, a thick drinks may increase the concentration of body fluids which may cause more thirst,

and drinking sports ion drinks that mix carbohydrates with electrolyte may help.

However, excessive amounts of sports drinks by people with bad kidneys can cause damage

to the kidneys.

Then, how much water should I take?

What we know is eight glasses a day.

More precisely, the recommended amount is 2 liters, and to get a better understanding

of the daily water intake, the following formula can be applied:

Even people who don't drink much water can go on a healthy diet if they slowly increase

the amount of water

For more infomation >> How much water do you drink a day? - Duration: 3:01.

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How Much Fuel Should You Bring Backpacking? || REI - Duration: 6:48.

hey everybody Katie with REI here today we are going to be talking about how

much fuel to bring on a backpacking trip this is a really common question and

something that's really tricky to guesstimate and something I've been

wanting to do for a very long time so today we are going to do an experiment

and get to the bottom of it for science

all right so first things first in order to figure out how much fuel we need to

bring on a trip the first thing we have to figure out is how many boils we're

going to need to do over the course of that trip so if for example I'm going on

a three night solo backpacking trip I'm gonna need to boil water for three

rehydrated meals for dinner and three hot drinks in the morning I attend a

cold breakfast so that doesn't need to factor in for me but in sum for my three

night trip I'm going to need to boil six total boils your average rehydrated meal

is going to take 500 milliliters half a liter or two cups of water and my hot

drinks in the morning are about the same so each boil that we're going to

calculate here is 500 milliliters of water

so for each 500 milliliter of water we're going to figure out how much fuel

it takes to boil that amount of water we can do a little bit of math at the end

of the video here to extrapolate if it takes X amount of fuel to boil 500

milliliters of water how many total boils do we have in the can one caveat

here is that if you cook rice or pasta or anything that requires cooking time

rather than just boiling the water and pouring it in a bag to rehydrate as we

do the experiment here you're also going to look at burn time for one boil

alright so in our experiment today we are trying to figure out how much fuel

it takes to boil a half liter of water we're gonna go ahead and do that by

weight this is a 100-grand canister of fuel and that 100 grams refers to how

much fuel is in here but for this experiment to work we actually need to

get the total weight of the fuel and the container it's in so you can do this by

using a kitchen scale at home or this handy-dandy dangly scale that I have

here so this one and I'll turn this around for you in a moment

looks like 217 grams for the fuel and the container it's in so we're gonna go

ahead and write that down 217 grams is our total starting weight

so as I get this set up here we're gonna talk about a couple of caveats to the

experiment we're doing number one is that these are ideal

conditions when you go out into the field those conditions are going to

change and it's good to keep that in mind but our ideal conditions today will

give us a baseline to calculate off of the other thing to keep in mind is that

this experiment is going to give us numbers for this particular stove this

is just an old MSR stove I have it's a couple years old but if you're doing

this experiment at home by all means use your stove your fuel so that you get

numbers that are most accurate for your gear setup the last thing that think

about here is science though it may be we are not being super precise with what

we're doing here today so this is about 500 milliliters of water and when we

boil this water here I'm gonna set a timer going and I'm gonna start and stop

the timer about when the water boils but I don't have a thermometer in here

telling me exactly when it hits the right number of degrees to be boiling

I'm just looking for rolling bubbles so keep in mind there's a margin of error

but that being said let's get this experiment going alright so we've boiled

our water we let this cool down a little bit but since we've got our numbers here

we'll start with this in order to boil our half liter of water here it took us

2 minutes and 12 seconds so for one boil we have 2 minutes and 12 seconds of burn

time now what we want to figure out is how much fuel it took to boil that 1/2

liter of water so in order to do that since we weighed our fuel canister

beforehand we're gonna weigh our fuel canister again and see what numbers we

get so our canister now weighs 209 grams which means we used 8 grams of fuel in

our process to boil 1/2 liter of water now we can do a little bit of math we

know that this canister when it's full and brand-new has a hundred grams of

fuel in it if we divide a hundred grams of fuel by eight grams used for one boil

we get 12.5 so that means that this canister has 12.5 total boils of worth

of fuel in the canister there I'll tell you a secret while you weren't looking

we actually did this experiment and through an entire can of fuel as it

turns out our number of 12.5 boils per hunter grande canister was pretty

accurate we got 12 full boils of a half liter of

water and on the 13th boil the fire sputtered out part way through before

our water was done so 12.5 boils we could also do a little bit of math with

our time to figure out how much burn time is in this canister so since it

took us 2 minutes and 12 seconds to do 1 boil we can multiply that number by 12.5

to get the total amount of burn time in this canister ideally the thing to keep

in mind is that this is an unregulated stove and so what that means is as you

do each successive boil as the fuel depletes in this canister the pressure

of the fuel in the canister also decreases which means it takes a little

bit longer with each boil to get your water boiling so if you were using a

regulated stove our numbers here 8 grams of fuel 2 minutes and 12 seconds of burn

time times 12.5 in this entire canister would be pretty consistent all the way

until the canister was done all right so conclusions we got 12.5 boils out of

this 100 gram canister of fuel but remember that's in ideal conditions when

you go backpacking when you're out in the field their conditions will not be

ideal that's the fun of it but just to play it safe we're gonna go ahead and

say there are 10 solid boils in this 100 gram canister of fuel if we think back

to that hypothetical 3 night solo backpacking trip in which we need six

boils in order to have hot food and hot drinks every morning for 6 boils if we

go this canister has ten solid boils in it this one single small hunter gram

canister will do just fine for our trip if you're like me and you have lots of

partially empty canisters laying around in your gear bins go ahead and check out

some of our next videos to figure out how much fuel is in that half empty

canister until then have fun and we will see you next time

For more infomation >> How Much Fuel Should You Bring Backpacking? || REI - Duration: 6:48.

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08 | How much? #GuestHouse #TravelingKorea (Eng/Span/Viet Sub.) - Duration: 2:04.

If you come to Korea,

I recommend you to stay in a hanok guest house

which is a Korean traditional style house.

How much is it a day?

It's 30,000 won.

Oh, good!

I decided to stay here.

Now I need to go to a convenience store

to buy some stuff for trip.

How much is one toothbrush?

How much is this?

What about that?

I need to buy this, this and that.

How much are they in all?

How much do you think they are in Korea?

How much are they in all?

For more infomation >> 08 | How much? #GuestHouse #TravelingKorea (Eng/Span/Viet Sub.) - Duration: 2:04.

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This Girl's Sister PERMANENTLY Catfished Her | How Far Is Tattoo Far? | MTV - Duration: 5:05.

(intense music)

(gasps)

- What the f--- is this, bruh?

What is this?

(intense music)

Why would you do this?

- [Narrator] On this episode of How Far it Tattoo Far?

Sisters, Deaijia

and Anajah

try to teach each other a lesson.

They're very close.

- Are you twins?

- No, we're not twins.

We're ten months apart though.

- Ten months! - Oh my God! Your mother.

Who's older?

- Me.

- You're older?

- Yeah.

- [Narrator] Despite sharing DNA though.

They do not share the same taste in guys.

- So, what kind of guys are you into?

What's the story?

- She likes dirt bags, that's really what she likes.

- Dirt bags? - No, that was my ex.

My ex was a dirtbag, he ate s---.

- I can't stand to see her with like,

a dirt bag, like no,

she's better that that.

My sister's always getting hit up by these

random old men, claiming that they're sugar daddies.

She doesn't know what their true intentions are.

Recently she fell for it and this guy put her account

in the negative,

almost $8,000.

- [Narrator] And surprisingly,

Anajah also has issues with dudes her sister dates.

- She gets ran over all the time too.

She makes stupid decisions.

This girl needs to get it under control.

- No.

- Yes, you do.

- No.

- Yes, you do. She doesn't think before she does anything.

I'm giving my sister this tattoo because,

I really want her to be careful,

she's had a couple of pregnancy scares.

So, I want her to look in the mirror and realize,

I need to be careful.

- [Narrator] Let's get these sisters into the parlor chairs.

It's tattoo time.

(hip hop music)

- My God, I don't know if you're going to like this one.

It's probably one of the craziest ones.

Honestly.

- [Narrator] Okay,

it's time to find out what theses sisters

permanently put on one another.

(mysterious sound)

- Any regrets here?

- Hell no.

- Nope, I guess I don't have any either.

- I feel like I'm going to be pissed.

- This is a wake up call for Deaijah,

she might try to fight me.

But, I'm happy with what I gave her.

- You guys were hard.

- Alright Anajah,

you're up first.

(intense music)

Do no take the shades off.

Deaijah, do you wish maybe,

you would have picked something else,

maybe in a different spot?

- Yeah, I do.

- You do?

- Yeah.

Can't do nothing about it now.

- Oh my God.

(intense music)

- What the f--- is this, bruh?

What is this?

(intense music)

- It's a cat fished tattooed.

- Why would you do this?

- To teach your ass a lesson.

(hip hop music)

- That's f---ed up.

I don't even know, man.

You did not need to go right here, of all places.

- I feel like it needs to be right there,

so you can see that s---.

(cries)

- I'm done.

- Deaijah can you explain the meaning of this tattoo.

- It was supposed to be a half human catfish,

just to represent the sugar daddies that she messes with

and the men that play her.

- I mean I've learned my lesson

and I still think it's f---ed up

that she put it in this spot.

I don't think there's any coming back from this.

I don't think I can ever forgive her for this one.

- Well...

- Oh my God, bruh.

- Alright, we're going to do a switch-a-roo.

(hip hop music)

Good luck, I'm just kidding,

cause I'm scared.

Alright girl, so you know what you did to your sister,

and your tattoo is ten times worse.

- For her sake, I hope it ain't!

- Kevin!

- Hi.

Sorry.

Have fun, be safe.

- Holy s---!

I feel a lot less bad for your tattoo than I did,

30 seconds ago.

(intense music)

- Bruh, really?

You sitting here crying over a man-fish

and you got this s--- on my arm?

Is that a condom?

Am I trippin'?

- It's a condom.

(intense music)

- Bro, you're really going to put a condom on my arm.

That's really, that's bogus as f---,

really?

This is f---ed up.

- It's not even that bad.

- It has veins on it, bruh.

- Oh, there's balls with some hairs right there.

(scoffs)

- She really drew a dick on my arm like,

what the f---?

- [Snooki] Do you want to tell her the meaning of it?

- Pregnancy scares and all that,

I need you to be careful,

I need you to use protection,

I need you to be safe.

- Was it more than one scare?

- Yeah there were a couple.

- I can't discredit that,

it's creative but it's f---ed up.

- I mean, I feel like you both learned a lesson.

You learned to not talk to catfishes.

You learned to use protection.

You're both looking out for each other really.

- What's going to happen when you leave here today?

- Are you guys still sisters?

(hip hop music)

- I f---ing hate you bitch.

(laughs)

- We've done a lot of f---ed s--- to each other,

but I mean,

I learned my lesson from it.

- Me too.

- Love you.

- Give me a hug.

I just didn't think I was going to walk out of here

with a penis on my shoulder, that's all I'm saying.

- Peace!

- Bye!

For more infomation >> This Girl's Sister PERMANENTLY Catfished Her | How Far Is Tattoo Far? | MTV - Duration: 5:05.

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How Much it Would Cost to Repair a Cracked Screen of Samsung A7 2018? - Duration: 2:26.

My Samsung A7 is back!

I just got my A7 from Samsung service center and the cracked screen has been replaced.

How much it would cost to repair the cracked screen of A7?

In my case, my device is fully functional and will only need to replace the LCD.

Thankfully, my A7 comes with 5000 pesos worth of Screen Crack Insurance from Nanofix.

The insurance covers much of my expenses and I just needed to pay 650 pesos for the participation fee plus 100 pesos for notary stamps.

Including the transportation, it costs me around 1350 pesos.

The whole process took 20 days to complete.

Of course, this depends on the availability of the parts and how long the insurance company will evaluate your claim.

Without the insurance, Samsung can replace the screen immediately as long as the parts are available.

For more infomation >> How Much it Would Cost to Repair a Cracked Screen of Samsung A7 2018? - Duration: 2:26.

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Fantasy Premier League tips: New player prices – How much do Almiron and Suarez cost? - Duration: 3:02.