Quotes of the Day

The Law of Sowing and Reaping: Whatsoever you sow, that also shall you reap. Whatever you put in, or do for others, will eventually come back to you. [2004] - Brian Tracy

Always let the market take you out of the trade with a trailing stop by moving against the trade direction. Never exit at a predetermined price target. [2009] - Robert C. Miner

It doesn't take a biology degree to understand the significance of a woman's putting something in her mouth when she is excited over a man. Often, a woman will combine one of the other signals, such as The Shoe Dangle, or The Eyelash Flutter, with sucking on a swizzle stick, plastic spoon, or even the tip of her finger. [2006] - Leil Lowndes

Typical rent to won tenants are folks who are new to Canada and haven't established credit; or they are going through a divorce and their assets are tied up; or they've beaten up their credit because of a health reason; or they haven't saved enough for a full down payment to qualify for financing; or just one setback has kicked their credit down to a point where the banks aren't interested. You need to review their debt load to make sure a bank is likely to work with them in the future; and you need to review their plan to correct whatever issue they have - to make sure they know what steps they have to take to qualify for future financing. [2013] - Julie Broad

During the detox phase, we prohibit onions, garlic, tomatoes, and peppers (both the vegetables and the seasonings) because all of those are common triggers. In truth, each individual item is a trigger for less than half of people. During transition, our patients add them back in, but one at a time. Of the four items, onions are the most common trigger food. Interestingly, cooked onions are generally better than raw onions. If garlic is a reflux trigger food, it is usually the "meat" of the garlic. Garlic powder and garlic salt are less likely to trigger reflux than the garlic clove itself. Fresh tomato is probably a trigger food for fewer than one-third of people. Cracked black pepper is a fairly common reflux trigger food. Green peppers appear to be more of a problem than red or yellow ones. [2015] - Jamie Koufman