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September 28, 2020 /u/accgvjr

Dental Office Cleaning Company

Does anyone know anybody or can refer me to a cleaning company that specializes in cleaning medical and dental offices? Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/accgvjr [link] [comments]

September 28, 2020 Chris Mathews

See the largest banks in Houston in 2020 — and which gained, lost market share

Banks in the Houston market added billions of dollars in local deposits over the past year, according to new data from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

Local deposits for financial institutions in the Houston metro region reached $305.95 billion a…

September 28, 2020 Jeff Jeffrey

Mansion in The Woodlands with three-story closet sells to unnamed buyer

A 17,350-square-foot home in The Woodlands that has drawn national attention for its three-story closet has a new owner.

September 28, 2020 Joshua Mann

What works about all-stock merger of Devon Energy and WPX Energy

This structure — an all-stock combination with little to no premium applied to either party — has gotten more common in recent years.

September 28, 2020 Shelby Hodge

Music in the Air — This ROCO Gala Breaks New Ground in Virtual Fun

Planning virtual fundraising events is no easy task and honestly not very promising on delivering interest. That said, meeting the challenge in style over the weekend was ROCO (previously known as River Oaks Chamber Orchestra) which aired its live perf…

September 28, 2020 Laura Gillespie

Houston Public Media receives largest donation in its history

Houston Public Media received its largest donation ever, an $8 million testamentary donation from an anonymous couple.

The grant will go toward news, education, arts and sciences programming, a Sept. 25 press release stated. Houston Public Media, whi…

September 28, 2020 Shawn Arrajj

Harris County budget office recommends tax rate decrease ahead of Sept. 29 discussion

However, officials are proposing a tax rate increase for the county’s flood control district.

September 28, 2020 /u/HoustonTexan

Don’t buy into the lie that was sold that we couldn’t afford Hopkins, Watson, and Tunsil. We could.

I often see this thought processing being spouted in this sub and it’s completely false that somehow we were not going to be able to pay Watson, Tunsil, and Hopkins’ increased salary/extension. This is false. Here is a breakdown of our cap hits of players brought in to replace Hop’s production rounded to the nearest million:

DJ – 2020 – $11M, 2021 – $9M
Cobb – 2020 – $6M, 2021 – $11M, 2022 – $10M
Cooks – 2020 – $8M, 2021 – $12M, 2022 – $13M, 2023 – $14M

Totals: 2020 – $25M, 2021 – $32M, 2022 – $23M, 2023 – $14M

Hop’s cap hits are:

2020 – $7M
2021 – $13M
2022 – $25M
2023 – $27M

The only years we’re saving money are 2022 and 2023. In 2022 DJ will either be gone or we’ll need to re-sign him negating any savings, and by 2023 we’ll have neither Cobb nor DJ or we will have re-signed them both likely for a total of $13M or greater. It’s simply not true that we couldn’t afford to give him the amount of money he wanted, we just didn’t want to.

https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/arizona-cardinals/deandre-hopkins-12307/

https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/houston-texans/david-johnson-16810

https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/houston-texans/randall-cobb-7783/

https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/houston-texans/brandin-cooks-14429/#:~:text=Brandin%20Cooks%20signed%20a%205,dead%20cap%20value%20of%20%248%2C000%2C000.

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