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Just found this forum. Used to have a couple of hives 30+ yrs ago. no longer have any equipment or anything but the want to. how does one go about getting started? I know about what equip. I'll need, but need to know about mites and other pest. how to use the stuff that will control mites and other pests. Not looking to get into this big. just one hive to have honey on table and pollinate farm land behind house. How well do bees and bluebirds get along? Thanks. Mr. Pem In Mt. Washington, KY
You might check with you county agent about local bee keepers to find out if there are any that can give you advice. Checkmite strips or Apistan strips are good for parasites right now. The problems with them have blossomed over the years (pardon the pun). Your state bee keeper association can give you good advice also about what to do to assist with either getting started again or with parasite control.
Hello Mr. Pem,
The two sites that have the most comprehensive and up to date information about beekeeping are: beesource dot com, and beemaster dot com (substitute a . for the word dot... it was the only way I could do it!)
The main problem with using Checkmite strips or Apistan strips is that if you over-use them at all, the Varroa mites tend to build up a resistance to them. When that happens, not only will it affect your bees, but the other bees in the area (ferral and otherwise).
Because of this problem, some beekeepers have gone to keeping bees in Top Bar Hives (TBH's) on "natural" comb. A good site to learn about them is at: http://www2.gsu.edu/~biojdsx/main.htm. It is a Georgia State University site that is maintained by George Satterfield. James keeps all of his bees in TBH's because he (like several other beekeepers) believes that when that bees build natural comb (as opposed to "store bought" foundation) they build smaller cells and therefore "naturally" reduce the Varroa population in a hive to the point that there is no longer a need for chemicals to keep them in check.
Before anyone goes to bashing me about "small cell foundation" or "small cell regression" I already know that there is quite a difference, and usually quite a heated difference in opinions about the "small cell" foundationless management and "store bought" foundation. But, there are several beekeepers out there who have even gone to foundationless frames in their Langstroth hives because they believe that the foundationless frame kept bees have less problems with the Varroa mites.
Mr. Pem, this is something that you will have to decide for yourslef. You can find lots of opinions and good information on the Bee Source forum. There is even one section devoted to TBH's and the discussion about keeping bees on small cell foundationless comb. Since you are only wanting to keep one hive, you might consider the TBH's because of the low start-up cost (they can be made out of virtually anything!) and what other TBH keepers say is a virtually chemical free way of keeping bees.
Well, that's my 2 cents worth... the rest is up to you. Regardless how you go, I wish you the best of luck with your bees!
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New to beekeeping myself. I joined the local beekeepers club last year @ County Extension Office. One night each month we meet and have guests (Master BeeKeepers) speak about beekeeping. Interesting in that new products come out every year. Most Master Beekeepers know what worked in the past and what is better today. They can also steer you clear of novelty or gimmicks. Bee Supply stores are interested in helping you but some may try to sell you something you don't need or something that does not work simply to make a sale. Check with you local County Extension Office about a bee club. Luckily, North Carolina has a cost-share program this year through the North Carolina State University Dept. of Entomology. I was selected to receive 2 Hives free of charge in exchange for submitting research over the next 2 years. One hive is Italian and one is Russian. Goal is to determine which breed offers better resistance over Varroa and other mites. Should be fun and interesting. All I had to purchase to get started was the equipment, i.e. veil, gloves, smoker, hive tool, etc. Cost was about 1/4 what it would cost if I had to purchase the two hives and two packages. Cost share was part of the Tobbacco Settlement entitled Project Golden Leaf. Idea is to reintroduce a great number of hives throughout N.C. by attracting new beekeepers who MUST join a club and work with a mentor. Looking forward to beekeeping. Sorry to ramble on....point is...get the info from an experienced and current beekeeper and don't rely on supply stores.
Contact the KY dept of Agriculture. They have beekeeping classes are various times and places around the state. Join a local beekeepers club. Then buy some equipment.I think it's more convenient(although more expensive) to buy a complete beginner's outfit from someone like Walter Kelly who is in KY. You should have at least two hives, because it's easier to manage two than one, because you can compare and swap hive resources if needed. You can sometime find used bee equipment like smokers, veils, gloves, tools on ebay and in local swap-shop classifieds. I'd avoid used hives and combs because of possible disease problems, like American Foul Brood, the spores of which can linger in woodenware for many years. You may be able to find some complete hives for sale, with bees. Be sure to have them inspected first and make sure there are no quarantines on bee movements in your area.


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For David Krien, his dream of a western-Americana community is beginning to take shape. Josie Way, Harper Pass and Jake Trail, all named for his kids, soon will be flagged. Streets, curbs and waterlines are not far behind.
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George P. Putnam and Amelia Earhart c.1935
Born | Rye, New York |
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Spouse(s) | Dorothy Binney (divorced) Amelia Earhart (widower) Jean-Marie Cosigny James (divorced) Margaret Havilland (widow) |
Children | David Binney Putnam and George Palmer Putnam, Jr. (with Dorothy Binney Putnam) |
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George Palmer Putnam (September 7, 1887 – January 4, 1950) was an American publisher, author and explorer. Known for his marriage to (and being the widower of) Amelia Earhart, he had also achieved fame as one of the most successful promoters in the United States during the 1930s.
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Born in Rye, New York, he was the son of John Bishop Putnam and the grandson of his namesake, George Palmer Putnam, who was the founder of the prominent publishing firm that became G. P. Putnam's Sons. He studied at Harvard University and the University of California.
During World War I, George Putnam served with the United States Army field artillery. In 1926, under the sponsorship of the American Museum of Natural History, he led an expedition to the Arctic, up the west coast of Greenland. The following year he headed another expedition for the American Geographical Society to collect wildlife specimens on Baffin Island.
In 1911, Putnam married Dorothy Binney (1888–1982), the daughter of Edwin Binney, inventor and co-owner, with cousin C. Harold Smith, of Binney & Smith Inc., the company that made Crayola crayons. They had two sons, David Binney Putnam (1913–1992) and George Palmer Putnam, Jr.(1921-2013), and for a time lived in Bend, Oregon, where Putnam was the publisher and editor of the local newspaper, the Bend Bulletin. He was mayor of Bend from 1912 to 1913.[1] Putnam left Bend in 1915 to become the private secretary to Oregon governor James Withycombe.[1]
1920s and 1930s Business Interests[edit]
Within a few years, the family moved back to the East Coast where George Putnam entered the family publishing business in New York City. In July 1927 he was responsible for the blockbuster publication of "We", Charles Lindbergh's autobiographical account of his early life and Orteig Prize winning non-stop transatlantic solo flight from New York to Paris made in May of that year. The book proved to be one of the most successful non-fiction titles of all time selling more than 650,000 copies in less than a year and earning its author over $250,000.[2]
In 1927, his wife, Dorothy Binney, traveled to South America and began a long term, and well chronicled, adulterous affair with George Weymouth, a man 19 years her junior; Putnam would eventually leave Binney two years later.[3] Many thought that George had left his first wife for Earhart, although for Binney, it was her own ticket out of an unhappy marriage.[4]
In 1930, the various Putnam heirs voted to merge the family's publishing firm with Minton, Balch & Co., which became the majority stockholders. George P. Putnam resigned from his position as secretary of G. P. Putnam's Sons and joined New York publishers Brewer & Warren as vice president.
A significant event in Putnam's personal and business life occurred in 1928, before the merger. Because of his reputation for working with Lindbergh, he was contacted by Amy Guest, a wealthy American living in London who wanted to sponsor the first-ever flight by a woman across the Atlantic Ocean.
Guest asked Putnam to find a suitable candidate and he eventually came up with the then-unknown Amelia Earhart. As it turned out, they shared many common interests: hiking, swimming, camping, riding, tennis and golf. Having divorced in 1929, Putnam spent an extensive amount of time with Earhart, which resulted in an intimate relationship and, in 1931, their marriage.
Following Earhart's successful 1932 flight, Putnam organized her public engagements and speaking tour across the United States. Shortly after, he took charge of promoting her career and arranged for endorsement contracts with a luggage manufacturer and a line of ladies' sportswear. In addition, Putnam published two books Earhart wrote about her flying adventures.
Earhart disappeared in 1937 while attempting to set another flying record to fly around the world, and Putnam published her biography in 1939 under the title Soaring Wings. Putnam later donated many of Earhart's belongings, including a flight jacket, to Purdue University, where she had worked as a career counselor. Other personal effects were sent to the Women's Archives in New York.
Putnam had Earhart declared dead on January 5, 1939, and remarried on May 21 of that year to Jean-Marie Cosigny James.[5]
Later years[edit]
In 1938, Putnam set up a new publishing company in California, George Palmer Putnam Inc.
With America's entry into World War II in 1941, Putnam rejoined the active military, serving as an intelligence officer, enlisting as a captain and rising to the rank of major by 1942. In 1945, he and "Jeannie" divorced; she had initiated the action, citing incompatibility. Shortly after, he remarried again, to Margaret Havilland.
In the book Death Valley Handbook (1947), Putnam was the binomial author of the plant taxon Gilia mohavensis (H.Mason) Putnam.[6] The name has since slipped into synonymy with Linanthus mohavensis H.Mason, its basionym (or, original species name).
George Putnam authored a number of books, including:
- Death Valley and Its Country
- Death Valley Handbook (1947)
- Hickory Shirt
- Hot Oil
- In the Oregon Country
- Smiting the Rock
- Soaring Wings (1939 biography of Amelia Earhart)
- Wide Margins (1942 autobiography)
In late 1949, Putnam fell ill, suffering from kidney failure. He died in Trona, California in the first week of 1950, aged 62. His body was cremated and the ashes interred in the Chapel of the Pines Crematory in Los Angeles.
Amelia Earhart, Putnam's second wife, was the first president of The Ninety-Nines, an organization of (originally) 99 female pilots formed in 1929 for the support and advancement of aviation. Putnam had proposed an award as a means of honoring anyone who supports an individual member of the group (known as a "49½"), a Chapter or Section, or the organization as a whole. The George Palmer Putnam 49½ Award was originated to recognize such exceptional support of The Ninety-Nines.
In 1927, the Boy Scouts of America made Putnam an "Honorary Scout", a new category of Scout created that same year. This distinction was given to "American citizens whose achievements in outdoor activity, exploration and worthwhile adventure are of such an exceptional character as to capture the imagination of boys...". The other 18 who were awarded this distinction were: Roy Chapman Andrews; Robert Bartlett; Frederick Russell Burnham; Richard E. Byrd; George Kruck Cherrie; James L. Clark; Merian C. Cooper; Lincoln Ellsworth; Louis Agassiz Fuertes; George Bird Grinnell; Charles A. Lindbergh; Donald Baxter MacMillan; Clifford H. Pope; Kermit Roosevelt; Carl Rungius; Stewart Edward White; and Orville Wright.[7]
Due to his relationship with Amelia Earhart, Putnam has been the subject of numerous feature and documentary films including: Amelia Earhart (1976) with John Forsythe portraying Putnam. In Amelia Earhart: The Final Flight (1994), Bruce Dern played him.[8] The documentary Amelia Earhart: The Price of Courage (1993) from American Experience also featured the Putnam-Earhart marriage.[9] Richard Gere portrayed Putnam in the 2009 movie, Amelia.[10]
- ^ a b "Drake Park Neighborhood Historic District, Deschutes County, City of Bend, Oregon." National Register of Historic Places. Retrieved: October 25, 2007.
- ^ Berg, A. Scott Lindbergh New York: Berkley Books 1998
- ^ Cheever, Susan. "Husbands and Wife: A review of 'Whistled Like a Bird: The Untold Story of Dorothy Putnam, George Putnam, and Amelia Earhart.'." The New York Times, September 7, 1997. Retrieved: September 27, 2012.
- ^ Werne, Jo. "Unlocking The Past Diaries Reveal Dorothy Binney Putnam's Secret Loves And Passions." Originally published in The Miami Herald, August 8, 1997. Retrieved: September 27, 2012.
- ^ Lovell 1997, pp. 310, 314.
- ^ "Plant Name Details for Gilia mohavensis". IPNI. Retrieved March 17, 2013.
- ^ "Around the World." Time (magazine), August 29, 1927. Retrieved: October 24, 2007.
- ^ McCallion, Bernadette. "Amelia Earhart: The Final Flight (1994)." The New York Times. Retrieved: May 2, 2012.
- ^ "Amelia Earhart: The Price of Courage (1993)." American Experience. Retrieved: May 2, 2012.
- ^ Ebert, Roger. "'Amelia' (PG)." Chicago Sun-Times, October 21, 2009. Retrieved: May 2, 2012.
- ^ "Author Query for 'Putnam'". International Plant Names Index.
- Chapman, Sally Putnam, with Stephanie Mansfield. Whistled Like a Bird: The Untold Story of Dorothy Putnam, George Putnam, and Amelia Earhart. New York: Warner Books, 1997. ISBN 0-446-52055-1.
- Goldstein, Donald M. and Katherine V. Dillon. Amelia: The Centennial Biography of an Aviation Pioneer. Washington, DC: Brassey's, 1997. ISBN 1-57488-134-5.
- Lovell, Mary S. The Sound of Wings. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1989. ISBN 0-312-03431-8.
External links[edit]
- Works by George Palmer Putnam at Project Gutenberg
- Works by or about George P. Putnam at Internet Archive (search optimized for the non-Beta site)
- George Palmer Putnam
- George P. Putnam at Findagrave
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I have little or no patience for CTD, but I can wait patiently for something I really want. I think I will wait for the next LA update then. Thank you for your quick courteous and helpful reply.
Glad you figured it out, not that it matters since Lost Alpha is here now!
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Meanwhile sift together the flour, sugar and salt.
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If Magic fans were to use word association for Earl Clark, the first word that would probably come out of their mouths? Potential. After languishing on the bench with the Phoenix Suns for two seasons, Clark came over in the Orlando Magic's trade for Hedo Turkoglu and Jason Richardson last season. And although he didn't get a lot of playing time with the Magic, when he did see the floor, it became clear that head coach Stan Van Gundy had the makings of a defensive stopper on his hands. With his length and athleticism, Clark showed flashes of a player that could make an impact defensively.
Standing at 6-foot-10 with a 7-foot-2 wingspan, Clark has a unique ability to defend small forwards and power forwards in the NBA. Clark's interchangeability of quickness and strength, depending on the matchup, is what makes him a versatile defender. The problem for Clark, however, is that he's a poor player on offense, which negates any of the positives he brings to the table defensively. Clark tries too often to be someone he's not when he plays — a player that's looking to score rather than a player that's looking to defend. That's precisely the reason that Van Gundy hasn't used Clark much in Orlando's rotation this season.
Yet against the Indiana Pacers on Tuesday, Clark got a chance to play extended minutes. Normally Van Gundy pairs Glen Davis with Ryan Anderson or Dwight Howard as part of the second unit in the second quarter of games. But with Howard saddled with foul trouble after picking up his third foul less than 30 seconds into the second quarter and Anderson needing rest after playing the entire first quarter for the Magic, Van Gundy turned to Clark on the bench. At this point in the game, Orlando was losing. But thanks in large part to Clark's defensive impact, the Magic were able to withstand a lack of Howard on defense.
When Clark entered the game, Orlando was down by seven points at 29-22. By the end of the second quarter, the Magic were tied with the Pacers at 45 apiece. Clark and his defense was a game-changer for Orlando.
In the period, Clark had five points, three rebounds, one steal, and three blocks in a little more than 11 minutes of playing time. Clark made so many plays defensively, it seemed like he was a mini-Howard.
Several players for Indiana found out the hard way. On this possession, the Pacers run a 1/4 pick-and-roll with Darren Collison and David West. Clark does a great job of showing on the screen, then recovering on West as Glen Davis does an equally effective job of rotating defensively. As a result, without a clean look at a mid-range jumpshot, West is forced to kick it out to Paul George on the perimeter.
From there, George makes an entry pass to Roy Hibbert. Davis makes a bad decision and tries to gamble for a steal, which puts him in a precarious position as Hibbert is able to catch the ball with a clear look at the basket for a dunk. It seems like Hibbert is about to score when Clark, seemingly coming out of nowhere, comes from the weak-side to block Hibbert's dunk attempt cleanly. For the Magic, only Howard can match Clark's sequence on that possession.
It's a perfect example of Clark using his length and athleticism to make a great play on defense. When Clark is fully committed defensively, as he was when he played against Indiana, there's no questioning his gifts.
The problem for Clark, and it's an ongoing battle for him, is that he doesn't always play up to his standards on defense. And when Clark compounds the problem by trying to do too much offensively, he becomes a liability on the court. Orlando has plenty of scorers on the roster but not enough defenders. If Clark is serious about playing time, it's his defense that'll get him on the floor.
Likewise, if Clark can scrap his jumper and concentrate on scoring at the rim with the goal of being more efficient, he'll become a bigger asset for the Magic. For now, it's baby steps for Clark.
If Clark defends at a high level with consistency, the minutes will likely follow.
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This is an awarded game of two players with 15 marbles each. They take turns to make a pyramid. Simple rules allow them to save their marbles. The winner is the player who saves the most marbles and is thus the last to complete the pyramid.
With just four rules, this simple but elegant game from France's legendary Gigamic is easy to learn, and each full game of Pylos takes only 10 or 20 minutes to complete. But its simplicity is deceptive. The game recognized by Games Magazine's Top 100, Mensa's Top Five Best Games, the Parents' Choice Gold Awards, and France's Oscar du Jouet and As d'Or falls into that "minutes to learn, a lifetime to master" family of games, like chess or Go. Players stack 1-inch-wide wooden balls (light and dark) on a 9 by 9 inch board to form a pyramid, and whoever places the top ball wins. But clever rules concerning moving and removing the balls will have you second guessing and thinking ahead to formulate the perfect strategy.
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It's happened to every parent — you turn around for half a second and your beloved child has disappeared.
Often a quick look around the area and you're reunited. A quick hug, maybe a brief scolding, and your life is back to normal.
But for that moment, your heart stops.
Last fall, we decided our big "let's make it better" project would be Lost Parents (the children always know where they are … it's the parents who aren't in the right place).
What we came up with is the Phone Find system. So many people carry cell phones nowadays, we thought offering a wristband for children to wear–on which we'd write the family's cell phone number–would work well.
And it does.
(Please note, this doesn't work if you don't actually have your cell phone with you. One dad was all fired up about getting a Phone Find wristband for his little girl … until it suddenly hit him that his mobile phone was back home.)
Our next challenge was how to spread the word. We could add it to our website and put a blurb on the Show Guide. But how to get it front of everyone's face at a time they might actually read it?
Enter … Potty Prose!
These stickers are located in the restrooms in areas where reading materials are often appreciated.
Here's a story from our controller, Matt, who has two little girls of his own:
Remembering the many children we have "reunited" with their lost parents, there is usually one that stands out in our minds, that leaves a special feeling in our hearts that lets us know that we have done our proverbial good deed for the day.
For me, it was a five-year-old girl.
This particular little girl was extremely concerned that her parents had left her behind. She thought they hadn't noticed that she was missing and had unknowingly left her at the park.
She was terribly worried, and asked at least 500 times what we were going to do.
She never broke down in tears, but came close, and continued to try to come up with a game plan to handle her abandonment.
I repeatedly assured her that we would indeed find her family, and she would be going home with them that very night. We walked around for quite some time, looking at every possible place that she thought that they might be.
She held my hand so tightly I grew concerned about loss of circulation. But I decided not to say anything; she clearly had more important worries.
After about 30 minutes, we managed to locate her mother (her parents had split up to search for her). As expected, her mother was frantic, sick with worry, yet extremely happy that her little angel had been found.
Her mother was very gracious and thanked me as she hugged her daughter. My job was done, I wished them a good evening and started to walk away.
My little friend then grabbed my hand, looked me in the eye and solemnly declared, "Thank you, mister. You saved my life."


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Where's my Twister spinner when I need it
good morning KFC
That dude Gotye has really gone to shit after that one song
Someone keep that little kid away from BigCat
I wish this creepy kid would stop looking at me
blue and yellow make green
@imtough has been rocking an erection since he woke up this morning
Braveheart reject
This isn't the "Floppy" we're looking for…
"Needs another coat"
Mom ate my acid.
Thats nasty, i hope ididnt catch the gay
Victor Cruz will report to the Giants training camp, and sign as a free agent for $2,879,000 while still hoping for a long-term deal.
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Courtney Cox's degenerate sister
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Clown bukkake.
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No Kate Upton, still do it
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Did I do it right?
I feel like if a lady walks around with those kind of tits and no shirt it shouldnt be public nudity cause tits like that just look like a fat guy with his shirt off. Not that I would want to see that, but its not like those kind of tits are gona distract anyone and cause a car accident like kate uptons would
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Mommy Is that where milk comes from?
I guess I'll have to hit Doggy
Kid must be a fan of abstract art
Avatar 2 casting call?
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"Needs more yellow and less muffin top"
Little kid – "Hmmm… Yeah… I'd hit that."
It was exactly at this point in time young Pierre realized his lifelong aspirations of being an artist weren't quite what he thought they would be.
ESPN the magazine has really had to cut back on the "body" issue …
this explains why little johnny sucks a mean dick.
Remember that dinner scene from "Hook"? Kid just wants to start a food fight
Has Prez lost weight?
the new world cup mascot is terrible
eww two runny eggs on nail
and first place at the barstool combine goes to….
"You'll never take, our FREEDOM!!!!
Finally a tittie shot of Renee.
I guess you can just turn gay one day
Those are as deflated as a 90 year old's chest. Male or female.
"No son, not liking those colorful tits does not mean you have a case of the gay."
"Can I feel your bi
Kids enjoying it. Seeing any real boobs at that age is cool
After years of defending the political correctness of their franchise, the Redskins have finally decided on a new mascot.
Note to Self: When I grow up, don't become a Lesbian…
dexter-esque shock, dark passenger comin right up
Now that's a titty… Fully, man… That is an official fully.
Yeah but she's pretty on the inside.
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The church is compared to a house, and we are the individual building blocks.
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Focus of sermon is that God has called us to love all people, including our enemies.
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Father and Son worked in partnership to save the world.
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Message # 2 in a series focusing on the Mission of Jesus to say and to show people, "Your Life Matters."
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Denomination: Baptist
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Four Ways to Pay Off Your Home Faster Than You Thought Possible
Most people don't think about paying off their homes aggressively. We all grew up hearing how long it takes to finally own a home, and even the bank makes it seem like it should take decades (which is in their best interest, not yours).
Combined with all the economic doom and gloom floating around, aggressively working to own your home sounds a bit crazy.
The Truth About Accelerated Mortgage Payments
The fact is, if you make owning your home a priority, you can easily shave years and years off of your mortgage. It HAS to be a priority though. If you decide you can't get to work in anything other than a Cadillac and that without those tri-annual trips to Australia you'd go crazy, then this plan probably won't work for you.
Easy Wins
#1 – The fastest and easiest way to shave years off your mortgage is to opt in for bi-weekly payments. By making payments every two weeks instead of once a month, you're actually going to end up making an extra month's worth of payments every year. This is because there are 26 two-week periods during the year, and since each one of these periods would be a half-payment, you're really making 13 total payments, rather than the 12 you'd make if you were going monthly.
It doesn't sound like that much, but it can actually cut 3-8 years off of your mortgage.
#2 – Finding the lowest interest rate when you first buy your home is extremely important. Mortgage rates are constantly changing, but locking into the lowest rate you can find means a greater percentage of every payment goes towards the principle rather than the interest.
To find the absolute lowest rates you could try working with a mortgage broker, but the best way to see ALL of your options is to use an online tool like MortgageRates.ca.
Getting REALLY Aggressive
#3 – Renting out your basement isn't for everybody, but it's also not nearly as bad as many people think. By dropping a few thousand dollars in renovations to your home, you have the potential to bring in an extra $700-$1,200 per month (depending on your home and where you live, obviously). This can almost double your monthly mortgage payment.
There's the added bonus of having way less storage space, which means you won't be able to waste your money on junk you don't have room to store. It's a win-win!
#4 – To really win at this you have to give every dollar a purpose. Paying off your home should feel like a game. Instead of dropping $30 for a bottle of wine, learn how to make your own and put the savings towards your home. Your annual bonus? Don't tell yourself you deserve a vacation or that new TV. Pretend you never saw it and drop the whole thing into your home.
The more aggressive you are, the easier these choices become, and the faster you'll own your home.
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December 23, 2012
I agree that the above tips will reduce the time as well as overall interest paid on a mortgage, but do you think it is a good idea today, especially if you did a refi and have a very low rate of interest? Those of us who don't like debt (me) have done exactly what you recommended above and have no debt.
December 25, 2012
Great post men! One of the reasons why we want to pay off our home mortgage early is to force us to save money monthly with higher value. This will limit our spending habits on unnecessary things but will help to build our wealth and at the same time achieving our financial goal.
You are correct that paying off your home mortgage will significantly reduce your family cost of living and will have extra cash for other investments or assets.
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This less-traveled district, falling broadly along the 42nd parallel south, is a gently rolling, cypress-forested mountain region where fruit, berry, and hop farms fuel a strong tradition of locally manufactured beer, liquors, and preserves. The only air access is to Esquel in the south (Aerolineas Argentinas operates three flights a week from Buenos Aires, see Fact Sheet), where a narrow-gauge steam railway, La Trochita, still puffs gamely across the Patagonian steppe; the 3.5-hour Esquel–Nahuel Pan excursion departs once a week in winter, daily in summer (54-2945-451403; www.latrochita.org.ar; $16 per person). Welsh settler culture thrives in nearby Trevelin, but most visitors to Esquel come to hike in Los Alerces National Park (pictured), set up to protect ancient stands of alerce trees, some of which are more than 3,000 years old. Esquel offers few real hotels. Hostería Cumbres Blancas, the best of the bunch, offers a competent restaurant specializing in locally caught trout and game, a modest spa, and 20 cozy, light-filled rooms (54-2945-455100; www.cumbresblancas.com.ar). Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid favored the bucolic Cholila Valley, just north of the park, where in 1901 they built a cabin and settled down as law-abiding ranchers—until Pinkerton detectives caught up with them four years later. Cassidy was enthralled by Cholila's benign climate and lush pasture; a century later, Argentine winemaker Bodegas Weinert cited the same qualities when it set up a vineyard in the nearby Epuyén valley, becoming the most southerly winery in the Americas. The valleys around El Bolsón, the northernmost town in Comarca Andina, provided protection of a different sort in the 1970s, when hundreds of hippies fled Argentina's fiery urban politics to live on communes.
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What happens to a dream deferred? Sex, violence and a mysterious backer derail one man's misguided attempt at remaking Dido at Carthage. Please Note: Due to graphic and intimate nature of the production, no one under 18 will be admitted.
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Show Type: Drama
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"...Sean Graney's nasty, overly long and ultimately preposterous meditation on artistic compromise and sexual perversion. This show spends far more time concerned about human orifices and their violation than it does in creating an aesthetic world with the kind of consistency that might justify such a display." Read Full Review
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"...Graney is clearly very well aware that in "Porno," now in a self-directed premiere at the side project's new storefront, he was pushing things to the most outrageous limits for both his actors and the audience. In fact, he has plummeted over the edge. His work raises this essential question: When does replicating the very horrors you intend to criticize become every bit as soul-crushing an enterprise as the horrors themselves?" Read Full Review
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"...In the production's one stroke of genius, Graney has places the audience on either side of the stage so that during the last, awful scene, you can clearly see the horrified looks on those sitting opposite your vantage point. Now that's tehater."
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"...The title might suggest something delightfully naughty or titillatingly raunchy. Porno is neither. Instead, its exhibit A for a talented young director who needs to be knocked down a peg or two, or to have his bottom spanked. Porno is a self-indulgent, pretentious mess with zero theatrical merit ( other than the very good performances, which are completely wasted in this atrocious audience assault). Stay far away." Read Full Review
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outflow tubing from 1" to 5/8"
Im blaming the fact that im tired and it is 1:13, so ill be going to bed shortly- I need information on how to turn the 1" tube from a canister outflow into a single 5/8" tube, my searching in this tired state is getting me nowhere and confusing me... what is the connector called? whats it look like? how is it done? etc... thanks!
here's one way... http://www.wakemakers.com/1-inch-3-4...b-coupler.html
you'll need hose clamps with that.
5/8 tubing should fit right over that 3/4 end if you boil a pot of water and heat it in there until it's pliable first. once you get it over, set it to cool or run it under cool water to cool it faster. once it's cool, it should be a good, snug fit that won't leak. i'd still use the hose clamps per mfr's suggestion for extra precaution in this case, though.
here's another option... http://www.boatersplus.com/seakamp-p...ampaign=google
still 3/4", so you're still going to have to heat the 5/8" hose up some.
that is some serious flow reduction, though. i might reconsider that if it were me.Regards... Done.
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The Top 40 singers have been crowned and it's finally time for sudden death on "American Idol".
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Turn a walk into a treasure hunt while exploring the outdoors!
On the South Shore of Boston there are many outdoor treasure hunts for families and small groups to enjoy. Each quest brings you to an outdoor trail where you can enjoy nature while looking for clues.
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Ventress Memorial Library, 1837 Ocean St 781 834-5535
Norwell South Shore Natural Science Center, Jacobs Lane 781-659-2559
Randolph The Turner Free Library, 2 North Main Street 781-961-0932
Weymouth New England Wildlife Center, 500 Columbian Street 781-682-4878
Two trails are open year round: Whale & Sail Tales, Norwell and Hingham Shipyard, Hingham
Before doing a quest, check below to see if there are any trail updates since the Quest book was published.
General Trail Updates
Norris Reservation "North River" Quest --
The "suspended trees over the trail" have been pruned/cut down. They were Pine trees.
Hatch Lots Quest --
A critical sign on the Hatch Lots quest has gone missing! Here's a new paragraph to help with the four missing clues.
Hingham Shipyard Quest --
Paragraph 4: Please park behind Eastern Mountain Sports (not Talbots).
Paragraph 4: The plaques are blocked by Trader Joe's. If you get a chance, look at them later.
p. 27- Clue #4: "Put the first letter of the country that was bombing England in CLUE #4."
Prowling around the Perimeter --
Note on box location- the wooden part of the location has been temporarily removed. Look to the left using the rest of the clue.
Top of p. 44. first paragraph should read "Continue along the path. At the next bench, put the fourth letter of the last name on the sign in clue #6." (Cross out "Across the path... playground structure is clue #6.)
p. 44, third paragraph: After CLUE #10: Continue along the path, turn right to go past the birdhouse. At the next split, read the sign. The vowel that appears most frequently in the warning is CLUE #13. Continue to the right.
Herp Hunt --
On the last paragraph, first column of p.18: There is a reference to a blue trail marker (with Clues #1 and #5) nailed to a tree which carries Clue #3 and Clue #13; the blue trail maker is missing. No worries! On a nearby dead (and leafless) tree is a brown tail marker with the same letters as the blue one had! As to the now unmarked - and clue-bearing - tree, the description of the tree given in the Quest book will help you to figure out the species.