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If you've ever thought you were not important, chances are you've not had your identity stolen. It's the one time in your life that you wish no one knew your name…or credit card number, or birth date, or social security number.
Even if identity theft is not the kind of ego boost you want, someone has taken the time to know all about you. Of course it's in order to buy stuff. Before you can ask yourself, "Why would someone want my identity?" the thief is busy getting a Kitchen Aid blender, an iPAD or an iPhone.
You know, the type of things you would never buy yourself.
Most people don't think about protecting their identity when looking for a good deal. But, it's the first step one should take in couponing and saving money. Often we give away sacred information without thinking twice about it. In our homes, we lock up personal data, but the moment we are asked for our personal email address in order to enter a drawing for a free makeover or for a $1 off an item, we lose all of our wits.
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You should be a little stingy with your personal or work email. Your SPAM filter will certainly thank you. My recommendation is to create an email account that you only use for couponing, contests, and deals that require you to share contact information. You can get a free email through Gmail, Yahoo or Hotmail. Your username can be your name or you can get creative with a money-saving name.
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My second recommendation is that you not use your actual birth date. Often times when you print a coupon online you have to register and create an account. This is the one time it is fine to lie about your age. Use your actual month but not the date or year.
Also, when asked for information like your mother's maiden name, your childhood pet's name, your favorite of anything, or your high school, by all means feel free to make up something. Not to make you even more paranoid, but in case of a cyber attack, it will harder for the hacker to match up the "cyber" you with the real you.
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Now, because you are creating an alter ego, you are going to forget who you are. So, dig around the drawers in your house and find a pen. Then, look under the couch cushions and in the corners of your rooms for a piece of paper. Write down all the data for your "cyber self" on the paper and put it in your safe or in your filing cabinet. Do not write this information on the front of the phone book. You may need it for future reference when you are having an online identity crisis.
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My third recommendation is that you consider using a post office box for all of your mail. There will be times that you can request free coupons, samples and other goodies but you just are not comfortable using your home address. Sure, it's an easy find on whitepages.com or many of those "looky who is searching for you" websites, but why not make it as difficult as possible for scammers?
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One more thing. Never, for any reason, give out your social security number. Along with other personal information, it can be used to apply for credit cards. Trust me when I tell you to protect that number as much as you can.
Many years ago I had my identity stolen because someone had my full name, birth date and social security number. Granted the person was a family member who stole my identity and I only discovered there were several credit cards with massive unpaid bills when my husband and I were trying to buy a car. It was not a minor hassle. The credit card companies required that I file a police report. It was sweet to get a lecture from the police officer on my "turning in" a family member, while my entire credit history was wiped clean and I had to start over. Needless to say, I haven't been to any family reunions.
The bottom line when you are in couponing and saving money, keep who you are to yourself…or you might have a big identity crisis.
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It seems everyone is an expert these days. At least it seems when it comes to coupons. Thanks to the reality TV show on TLC "Extreme Couponing," it doesn't seem to take much experience to be an expert. Viewers watch as shoppers collect massive amounts of groceries for mere pennies.
Maybe you are one of them and thought to yourself, "Hey, I can do that too." So, you are energized and ready to save money. You turn on your computer and search for coupons and deals. Then feel as if your head might actually explode. You are totally overwhelmed and have no idea where to begin.
Maybe you actually set out to a store with a stack of coupons and brand spanking new binder. But you became frustrated at the register as every coupon was scrutinized, you were told you couldn't use one or you couldn't figure out why a coupon "beeped."
Maybe you tried to follow the deal advice of a blog, drove to a store and there was nothing left on the shelf to buy. Yes, reality set in.
There are a lot of things you will not learn by watching this reality show. For example, a few of the stores have admitted that they went against their own coupon policy for the show. Also, it costs money to coupon. Many coupons are purchased by coupon clipping companies or from publications with coupons inside. Then there is the cost of ink when you print coupons online.
One of the most important things not known is a few shoppers on the show were fraudulent in how they were using the coupons. Basically they used a coupon meant for one item but redeemed it for another item. Fraudulent with coupons? Yes, it seems greed has a way of taking root in many things, including coupons. Grocery coupons are distributed by manufactures of products and stores are reimbursed for the amount of the coupon, plus eight cents. The problem is that when they are used incorrectly, someone has to pay. Ultimately it's the consumer. It's a twisted fate of irony, but one that shouldn't be ignored.
So, what are you to do and where do you start? With anything in life, you should have a plan. So, start with figuring out how much money you can save in all areas of your life, not just with couponing. I recommend that before you fork out money to workshops, drive all over town looking for free toothpaste or use up all of your ink printing every coupon you can find that you first look at where your money is currently being spent. Yes, that means doing some work.
This week, gather all of your bills and write down what you owe each month. Are there ways that you can save money with your expenses? Then, figure out how much money you actually bring in each month. Also, with everything you purchase seriously ask yourself if you need it and if you can pay cash for it. Finally, clip out the coupons from Clip2Save and put them in an envelope in your car so you will have them handy when needed. The worst thing in your finances is not having a plan. Now that's extreme.
By Theresa Shadrix
In this first of my new weekly column on couponing and savvy shopping, I thought I'd come right out of the gate with a few truths that I'm sure you won't hear anywhere else. We're all friends here and I figure there is nothing like spilling my guts, so to speak, about the world of couponing.
For one, couponing may be one of the most difficult relationships you will ever have. There will be days when you will want to give up but you've got so much invested in it that you can't.
There will be days couponing will take you to emotional heights that make you giddy. There will be days when you stare at them and wonder why you love them so.
Other days you will loathe them with a passion. You will be jealous when others seem to have the same love as you, but yet you want to tell everyone about what they mean to you.
You will spend countless hours studying your coupons, sorting them, and matching-making them with the rights deals. You will do all of this without cupids arrow smacking you in the face or piercing your heart. You will do all ofthese things for one reason – to save money.
Trust me when I say that it won't take long before you read this column and realize all the truths I write.
For now, you may be scared out of your wits. "How on earth could I love couponing," you ask? Possibly you are a little creeped out that you could actually get a flutter in your stomach from a piece of paper that will get you $.50 off paper towels at Wal-Mart, or $1 if it's doubled at Fred's or Winn Dixie.
I don't write this column for those who already understand. This column is for those of you who heard the latest way to save money is couponing. The only problem is you are not sure where to start.
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I bought those for magnetizing pickup polepieces. I built a sliding jig, like a small drawer, to be able to slip the assembled pickup between the magnets, and it works like a wonder. In quantities, they should serve as clamps (Specially for acoustic guitar repairs). They can be stacked for concentrating "power" in the same spot. It'd be nice to have clear markings for south and north in the pieces.
This product is great. I use the magnets for all kinds of workshop tasks. Not just guitar building.
They're great for cleating, gluing braces, aligning and gluing cracks -- amazingly effective and a cinch to use if you get 'em WITH the handles! However, the chromium plating began peeling on mine after several uses, leaving exposed edges. These can scratch the finish of the guitar if you're not careful! I smooth-sanded the magnet to get rid of all particles of the chromium, and I always put tape or wax paper between the finish and the magnet.
I use them almost every day in the workshop : a must have !
The magnets are great. We use them to fasten GPS tracker/modems to earth moving equipment.
These magnets are very strong for their size and the high quality handles fit tightly.
Excellent product wish I'd had them earlier, they save a lot of time and energy and save losing your temper.
Although my first of the larger magnets broke in half the magnets are very useful and stewmac even sent me free of charge a new large magnet. Be warned try not to get your fingers in between the large magnets when they come together otherwise you'll get some serious pinching going on
For acoustic repairs, don't know where I'd be without them. I have about 10 on hand.
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California's same-sex marriage battle
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California's same-sex marriage battle
Here we go, politics and religion wrapped up in the same package:
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Silly me thinking there was a separation between the two. I can't fathom why religious types feel they have to foist their definition of marriage on a secular government. Why can't marriage be what the legislature defines it to be? How does same-sex marriage preclude the religious right from their own 'life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness'?
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Because we are a Christian nation. Don't you know anything?
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And I'm a Christian in a Christian nation, big whup. That don't give me no reason to demand others think as I do (think, that is - well, I do think, sometimes, but not like 'they' do!)
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Yes, but this is here in California. We are all godless heathens.
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That is not what I read daily in letters to the editor in the Wausau Daily Herald.
Christian nation-God's laws, not of those godless socialists that want to dismantle Christianity, force women to abort their babies and nationalize all the property. Oh yes, confiscate all the guns.
of course they say that, it's politically impossible to say anything different. but i would bet money they would support some kind of partnership agreement without the contentious word marriage attached,
in UK we have civil partnerships which were supported by all parties right and left and you know what, marriage hasn't been undermined and the world hasn't come to an end !!!
I understand that i was still a little surprised that they wont come out and say the are for gay marriage. Politics.
Im not totally sure, i think they do and damn well should.
My point was i believe Obama and Biden are pro gay marriage but they wont say it for political reasons, im i wrong?
As I understand it, the UK civil union is equivalent to a heterosexual registry office civil wedding in pretty much most respects. I can't think offhand of any area where it's not equal.
I've never understood the "homosexuals are responsible for the breakdown of the nuclear family" shtick of the religious wingnuts. I think they've got a nerve blaming their adultery, divorces and crack-addicted kids on me!
Ultimately, this WILL end up before the Supreme Court. There is no way it can't since the argument will be that if different states have different interpretations of civil union and/or marriage, it will, in effect favor one segment of society over another.
Gays should be allowed to marry - they are not a favored segment of society and should have to suffer like the rest of us.
You say "most respects." Is anything left out? Inheritance rights? Rights to jointly own property? Insurance benefits (public or private)? Retirement benefits, etc.? The reason there has been such a strong push to legalize same sex marriages in the US is that registered civil unions confer some legal benefits, but usually leave the parties with fewer legal rights than they would have if they were married.
This is one of those issues that, in the not too distant future, the huge majority of people will simply shake their heads and say, with disbelief and pity, "Why was there any fuss at all about this back then?"
No one is pro-gay marriage, just as no one is pro-abortion. For that matter no one should be pro-marriage either. With a 50% divorce rate, why should we be? On the other hand, I have nothing against marriage, gay or not. As for an abortion, I am certainly not for it, but I not willing to tell a woman who decides for herself that she wants one, she can't. That's not my business. It goes without saying that I don't believe that a a fetus (first trimester) is a person or I would agree that it is murder. For those who do believe it is murder, I would think you would also have to believe that bombing an abortion clinic is justifiable terrorism.
I am pro Good Marriages and against Bad Marriages.
How do one know which is which? Some people divorce after 40 years. I'm only in Year #34 of mine, please clue me in, so I'll know if I need to dump the broad now!
There will be dumping going on but it wont be by you my friend. Your 34 year old experiment could fizzle at any second! If she dumps you you could move in wih me. I have a hot tub and everything.
You honeymooner, you. 43 with my trophy wife.
It would be fine with me if government entities withdrew all support for marriage/family issues, then people could do what they want. No more tax breaks, no "rights", no nothing, for anyone.
Then again, those psycho, wackjob leftnuts wouldn't like that.
Ah ha! I baited you. You my friend have just exhibited homophobia on a thread about gay marriage, you should be ashamed of yourself!
Hey wait a minute Squack, maybe its you who Marlow finds disgusting, no ...thats impossible.
I thought the "family values" are at the heart of "those psycho, wackjob rightnuts".
But then again, what do I know? I am no more than a psycho, wackjob leftnut.
I keep hoping for some scientist to accomplish human parthenogenisis by somehow bringing an unfertilized egg to adulthood (or a sperm cell) so then the evangelicals will have to consider the destruction of all unfertilized eggs or unused sperm MURDER also. That will shake things up a bit!
I believe that the catholics once considered masturbation and coitus
interuptus evil, because it deprived a child of the chance of being
born. The concept would then not be entirely new. (Obviously,
extending it to each individual sperm/egg would be.)
Tax breaks? I believe until fairly recently there was actually a tax penalty for being married. Two people earning approximately the same amount of money paid significantly more in federal income taxes if they were married filing a joint return than they would have if they had been single filing separate returns.
Still do. It is why mrs. hammy and I, together for over 17 years, are still not married.
it's my understanding that all the rights and responsibilities are the same but nobody wants to marry (sorry civily partner) me so i haven't put it to the test yet :cry
I'll do it mump boy, if we get to 40 and we're both still single! Then at least we've got a back up! (I wonder how many people would freak out reading a gay marriage proposal on the internet? Disclaimer: I have never met mump boy or even had a conversation with him outside the confines of various message boards. Goodness only knows what we'd be letting ourselves in for).
"Will you civilly partner me?" just doesn't have the same touch of romance about it though. Do gays get down on one knee? Is it acceptable for a man to wear an engagement ring? On the other hand, if you've been disinherited by the in-laws for being gay then at least you won't have to spend Christmas with them. In separate rooms.
Yes, you are wrong. Obama is against gay marriage for religious reasons. Sometimes things are what they seem.
He is not particularly left leaning. You don't have to worry about him banning handguns or opposing the death penalty.
Nobody's worrying about that, they're far more worried about the communist dictatorship that's about to be put in place!!!
islamic, communist, dictatorship
hey don't laugh you may have a deal
T&FN first wedding you're all invited i want to hold it during a major champ and Merlene Ottey, Anna Quirot and Turinesh Dibaba as brides maids
The Catholic church is still against birth control, but I don't know of any Catholics who have families the size of the families that Catholics from my grandparents' generation had. And the leaders of our faith are unequivocal in their opposition to the death penalty, but I know many Catholics who support it.
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As you know, a couple weeks ago I was treated to a girls weekend getaway in Grand Rapids, Michigan, courtesy of Experience Grand Rapids. I never really gave the run-down of what all we actually did, so here goes!
Our first night there we attended the International Food & Wine Festival downtown at Devos Place connected to our hotel, the luxurious Amway Grand Plaza.
(It was my first time having Tower Club card access- meaning I could go to this secret floor for free drinks and appetizers and ooh la la!) (Ok, it's the little things.)
We ate dinner at the fest at the 1913 Room. It was pretty incredible. I'm not going to tell you what I ate because it is so very not vegan and I have to keep up the appearances, right? But it was really delicious.
Saturday we met early for breakfast at the hotel and then were off to the Grand Rapids Art Museum across the street- which- had our weekend paused or even ended there I would have been completely satisfied. I loved the "GRAM" and everything about it- from its unique origins to their participation with Art Prize to the amazing Princess Diana exhibit: Diana, A Celebration.
But, the time came that we were all hungry and we were off to The Green Well- the kind of menu I love to see- ingredients from local farmers, quinoa! soups! fresh salads, and unique sandwiches. Loved. I ordered the tomato bisque and a Michigan Harvest salad, with an iced tea and a hot apple cider. Because I know you wanted to know that.
After lunch it was shopping time! We actually had time allotted for SHOPPING. So, we shopped. Tons of neat boutiques, a natural baby & kids store, antiques, consignment, all in one great swoop. I bought a mirror with a moustache painted on it from Rebel Reclaimed, a place that repurposes and reclaims old antiques and adorable retro pretties. It hangs above my kitchen sink and I love it.
We stopped for coffee and then had a short drive over to Frederik Meijer Gardens. I would love to take the kids here. We had a wonderful tour through the gardens and sculptures- and seriously the sculptures alone are worth it.
THEN there is a whole children's garden there, too. This and the GRAM are absolutely on my list when we take the kids. They will love it. And I am already imagining all the pictures I will take...
We headed back to our hotel and I got a pumpkin facial at the hotel spa Vasaio. For real. It was fabulous and what I call a sneaky pampering because you really get an arm massage, foot massage, and shoulder massage along with a heavenly facial. I like.
We had some free time to chill, visit the Tower Club, then walk over to San Chez for dinner- an experience! We had a great time ordering all sorts of tapas to pass around (yes the first thing I ordered was the roasted garlic. I could eat that like candy!) (Hubs totally noticed when I came home.)
The place was packed but you felt like you were in a room all to yourself. If you know what I mean? Maybe I was just having so much fun not even worrying about the kids, and just letting go. Who knows. It was a great time. I want to go back.
So, it worked, city of Grand Rapids! You won me over.
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Seniors Speak Out at AARP Event
Updated: Saturday, August 3 2013, 01:14 PM CDT
WATERLOO (CBS 2/ FOX 28)-- One by one seniors spoke out about their concerns for the future.
"Our health situation changes from year to year," said AARP member Beverly Trost.
At 74, Trost says paying for healthcare has been hard.
Within the last three years, she's been diagnosed with asthma, osteoporosis and has had seven cancer screenings.
"I couldn't afford a Medicare advantage plan anymore because of the chronic illnesses that were beginning to develop," Trost said.
She's one of more than 75 seniors speaking out at AARP's "You've Earned A Say" event- a town hall which breaks down Medicare, from its cost to ways to make it better.
"People have paid into these programs," said Anthony Carroll, advocacy director of Iowa AARP. "They expect and rely on them to live a healthy lifestyle and stay out of poverty."
Recent talks of slashing some of those programs have many seniors concerned. For example, in the next 12 years Medicare won't be able to fully fund hospital costs.
In Iowa alone, more than 400,000 seniors rely on social security and Medicare.
And with its price going up, seniors like Beverly say they're afraid they won't be able to keep up.
"If inflation continues to go up, the value of my income is just about wiped out," Trost said.
The results from the surveys and questionnaires will go to state leaders and ultimately to Washington D.C.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers fight song wakes you up faster than the world's strongest cup of coffee. In fact, even the softest Pittsburgh cheer makes you come alive! Give your bod a boost of team-spirited energy with the Nike Empower jacket. Featuring a team logo rendered in shiny satin applique on the left chest and a satin applique team name on the back, this jacket delivers a hint of Steelers pride that'll go a long way. It also provides you with moisture-wicking Dri-FIT technology and mesh ventilation panels along the sides to ensure maximum comfort. In case you need a little extra boost of motivation, this jacket is equipped with a music player cord management system that allows for easy listening while you're on the go. This jacket is ideal for morning jogs around the neighborhood or lazy Sundays watching Pittsburgh dominate the competition!
- 100% Polyester fabric
- Lightweight performance jacket
- Applique logo and lettering
- Dri-FIT technology for ultimate comfort
- Mesh side panels for ventilation
- Two front zippered pockets
- Headphone port inside front pocket
- Olympic collar
- Tagless collar
- Imported
- Officially licensed NFL product
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