 Africa, and interests in Publishing & Marketing communications, Energy, Real Estate, Hospitality, Investment Advisory and Development consulting. Giami holds a Bachelor’s degree in Public Administration, a Master’s degree from the Business School of York St John University, York United Kingdom, and a Doctorate degree in Communication Arts (Honoris Causa) from Abbey College, READ MORE.
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3. Take apart your bong.
2. Fill the bong with lukewarm water after washing it.
1. Gather items.
6. Rinse it off and do it again.
5. Plug and jiggle the holes.
4. Fill your bong with coarse salt and alcohol.
2. Place tiny pieces in plastic bags to soak.
4. Use lemon juice to remove the white streaks.
3. Make use of a cotton swab or a pipe cleaner.
2. Change the water in your bong on a daily basis.
1. Fill your bong with purified water.
3. Once a week, clean your bong.
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2020 was a rough year to be a sports fan. I've been a die-hard hockey and basketball fan my whole life, so not having as much live action to watch in the first half of the year was rough. Luckily, live sports eventually got back on our screens in the latter half of the year. The return of NHL and NBA season is usually like Christmas eve on steroids for me, and even though I'm really pumped to have thee both back on our screens, I'm really going to miss going to live games.
There's nothing like being there to witness the action in person. My buddies and I usually go to a ton of games every season, and always have a blast screaming our heads off at the game.
As I said, I'm still really happy to just have my favorite sports back, but this season is definitely clouded with a little disappointment for me. A lot of my friends always get involved in Fantasy Sports leagues, but I'm always way too engrossed in the live-action to pay attention.
We were chatting about how we can still keep up the betting action remotely when my buddy Jake told us he'd recently started using FanDuel Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS). I've seen FanDuel ads on TV but never thought about checking them out because we were having so much fun going to in-person games. But Jake told us they have an insane offer for first-time users that we couldn't miss out on.
I wasn't sure that joining a fantasy league could fill the void of going to the games in person, but I decided to check it out anyway.
I've tried a couple of traditional leagues in the past, and always found them overcomplicated and most times, I ended up getting stuck with an awful lineup. But FanDuel DFS works differently than other leagues by allowing you to pick an entirely new line up every week!
It's pretty simple; each individual player has a salary value, and the total value of your team has to be less than your weekly cap. I loved the idea of being able to draft a new dream team every week.
Signing up for a FanDuel account is actually really easy and can be done online or through their app, which is free to download and available for iOS and Android.
Then, all you have to do is provide some basic info, like your name and address, and you're good to go.
I was really excited to get the