Ian Rene

My employer reimburses 0.46 per mile. The IRS standard is 0.535 per mile.

Sub-question to the main question - I travel to temporary sites 45 miles from my primary place of work. When I finish working at these sites, I typically return to my primary place of work to clock out before returning home. My employer refuses to pay for the miles returning home (essentially 100 miles per week). I feel that these miles should be reimbursed because they're not part of my typical commute, and I would not have driven them had I not been at the temporary site. If she doesn't reimburse those miles, can I claim them on my taxes when I do my deductions? Not the most tax savvy person, here.

I'm a clinic director at a location servicing 20 children. There are 25 employees in the building, and they have a very limited amount of time for lunch: 30 minutes. In addition to the 25 employees, there is a waiting room for parents and siblings. On a given day, between 30-50 people frequent the building.

Do I need a license? What are some things I should know?

Not looking to become rich! But I would like to turn a profit that outweighs the time and effort.

Maclin vs. Denver

Marshall @ Indy

Reed vs. STL

Would you do it? Full point PPR league.

My current roster:

Q LUCK

RB LACY

RB BERNARD

WR M. FLOYD (ARI)

WR COBB

TE M. BENNETT

Bench

T. Richardson

C. Patterson

O. Beckham

J. Gray

D. Robinson (RB)

T. Kelce

Full point PPR.

Also have Darrin Reaves (Car) vs. Chicago

Fitzgerald @ Jax

Allen @ Miami

Standard 12 team league

Pick 2:

Alshon Jeffrey vs. Detroit

Andre Ellington vs. Houston

Trent Richardson vs. St. Louis

LeVeon Bell vs. Buffalo

-Standard league settings

-12 man leauge

Maurice Jones Drew @ STL

Cecil Shorts @ STL

Colston @ Chicago

Pick 2 and tell me why. :P

Pick 2.

Leaning towards Colston and Shorts, but I don't like the Revis matchup. Keep in mind that I am a New Orleans native and Saints fan.

Also have Marlon Brown (vs Cleveland) and Vincent Brown (Phili).

Decker vs New York Giants

Colston vs Tampa Bay

Shorts vs Oakland

Thompkins vs New York Jets

Again, PICK 2.

If the question is a bit confusing let me shed some more light.

A small publishing company is in the process of releasing an anthology, featuring 10k words of a story that I wrote. The novel is going to be roughly 100k-200k words, and the company has a very small bit of it. In my contract with the company, they have exclusive rights to my work for 1 year.

Will this affect my chances of having the full work published one day? (Considering I retain my rights to the story after 1 year)

Is there a scientific term for that?

For instance, if I were to go into my backyard and pick a flower or cut a flower, could I theoretically stick the stem in some mud, water it, and have it turn into a bush?

I'm writing a story where this person picks flowers every day at a park, then returns home and plants them in his backyard. Is that plausible? Is there a way to make this practical?

Made it to the 2nd round of playoffs with ease. Looking for some outside opinions on my lineup.

Choose 2 WRs:

Steve Smith (CAR) @ SD

Mike Wallace @ DAL

Miles Austin vs. PIT

Malcom Floyd (SD) vs. CAR

Justin Blackmon vs. MIA

QB- Cam Newton v. Atl

RB- Jamaal Charles @ Cle

RB- Dough Martin v. Phi

WR- Steve Smith v. Atl

WR- Miles Austin @ Cin

TE- Brandon Myers v. Den

FLEX- Vick Ballard v. Ten

Bench:

QB- Josh Freeman v. Phi

TE- Martellus Bennett v. NO

WR- Justin Blackmon v. NYJ

RB- Ryan Matthews @ Pit

WR- Malcolm Floyd @ Pit

WR- Mike Wallace v. SD

Would you substitute anyone from the bench in? Thanks! Answer mine and I'll answer yours.

Cam Newton v. Atlanta

Josh Freeman v. Phili

Pick 2:

Malcolm Floyd (SD) v. Cincinnati

Justin Blackmon v. Buffalo

Steve Smith (CAR) v. Kansas City

Miles Austin (hip injury) v. Philadelphia

Jamaal Charles v denver

Ryan Matthews v Baltimore

Doug Martin v Atlanta

Vick Ballard v buffalo

PICK 3

On my bench I have Brandon Myers at TE.

My WRs are already weak, Malcolm Floyd (SD), Steve Smith (CAR), and Mike Wallace. Is it worth losing Hernandez, who may break out with Gronk sidelined?