As long as you keep your computer protected (assuming you use Windows) with Windows Defender, MalWare Bytes, and Trojan Remover, you are as safe as can be.With these three anti virus programs it is almost impossible to get a virus if you keep them updated.

Even the great Ray Lewis retired when he was 37; your career is winding down and based on what other ex-professional athletes have told me it's important to find a fulfilling profession after their playing days end (I knew a USC football player and he told me he and his fellow Trojans have a text thread and a lot of guys have trouble finding purpose in their lives after football ends - some of them never even played in the NFL and still felt incredibly lost after football).You have the capital and it sounds like you've done deals prior.

And in Michigan, eight suspected cases of marijuana laced with fentanyl, occurring between June and November 2021, have been identified.Madeline Hilliard, an ambulance driver and CEO of Trojan Awareness Combatting Overdose (TACO) in Los Angeles, reports she has seen evidence of contaminated marijuana in the field.Fentanyl-Laced Marijuana On the RiseMay 12, 2022In the case of fentanyl, an amount the size of a couple grains of sand can be enough to cause an overdose.https://www.claudiablackcenter...Nearly 800 pounds of fentanyl worth $21.1 million found in shipment of green beansFentanyl is the leading cause of death for Americans under the age of 40.

There are a number of local suppliers who inflate their prices and give discounts to contractors, but in the end this is a mental trojan horse game.I think over the long haul using Lowes or HD's "pro" programs coupled with discounts from their CCs or gift cards (from a site like Raise or CardCash) will lead to the lowest costs for a given project comparing apples to apples.

Hi @Jonathan Trojan, welcome to BP!"

I remember the Trojan power plant, and went out to Carol's Bluff when it was being imploded a few years ago.  

GO USC Trojans!!!!

Having a due diligence should give me enough time to back out if it looks like a trojan horse house.Any thoughts, or advice, or what you would do (besides look off-market) would be appreciated.

Several sites said it was "suspect" as in ... it could contain a virus or trojan horse.I am pretty internet savvy so I accepted it knowing if there was a problem, my AVG security software would find it ...

Fellow Trojan here =)