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COLUMBIA — A Kentucky man was killed following a crash Saturday afternoon on Interstate 70 near Warrenton.
Alyssa Crawford, 19, of St. Charles, was headed west on I-70 when she lost control of her car and traveled through the median, according to a Missouri State Highway Patrol online traffic crash report. Her car overturned and struck 55-year-old Joseph Wiechert's motorcycle. He was headed east.
Wiechert was pronounced dead at the scene. Crawford suffered minor injuries and was taken by ambulance to St. Joseph Hospital West. Crawford was wearing her seat belt.
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Wind Up Racing Granny And Grandad
Race Grandad on his mobility scooter vs. Granny with her zimmer frame. These hilarious tongue-in-cheek racing toys are really easy to use, simply pull back Grandad and release to see him race away, and wind-up Granny to watch her hobble along with her zimmer frame. Complete with realistic outfits and accessories, Granny wears a clashing yellow and purple ensemble whereas Grandad has an oxygen tank to keep him fuelled. Pit these two racing oldies against each other to see who wins! - A.D.
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Great fun item and made a brilliant gift for Christmas. Look very well made and would buy again.
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I've bought this for my mum for Christmas after a recent shopping expedition where we saw an elderly lady with a cane completely 'going for it' across the car park! It was hilarious, she could move quicker than me! Either way, these are absolutely great fun and will get much use at the Christmas table over dinner I'm sure. :)
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I bought these but was a bit disappointed as years ago they had a little mini racing track with them...My grandchildren who are only 2 will love them though as they will scoot along the floor and they can chase them.
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Great fun for the kids
These granny and grandpa wind up toys are great for the kids they are small enough to travel with and provide a good distraction for them whilst I am working from home or doing the house work. My husband also finds them hilarious. I would definitely reccomend these for childrren or as a novelty gift.
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these proved to be a great finish to the Christmas lunch - cheese biscuits and a race. better than crackers put a label on them and used them as table placements.
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Can't wait for Christmas lunch to race my better half with these- loads of fun.
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The Wind Up Racing Granny And Grandad are absolutely fabulous. I love them and so does everyone else, I will be ordering a few more in the near future.
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Super tack. Great laugh, grandad wins every time.
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Good novelty for Ageing Parents!
I wanted something amusing as a 'stocking filler' for my parents who are 80+ years young and still active. These came in a box together so I opened it up and wrapped them for them separately. The granny on the zimmer frame is a wind-up toy; the grandad in the motorised wheelchair is a pull-back-and-go. Very funny - my kids loved them.... and I know my parents will too :)
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I had lots of amusement from this Wind Up Racing Granny and Grandad. The attention to detail in the figurines is of excellent standards. My son will love it.
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I bought the Wind Up Racing Granny and Grandad as a tongue in cheek present for my in-laws as they remind me of them. You won't get this anywhere else and is rather a unique gift. When I was on holiday, all I could see was mobility scooters drag racing along the pier.

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Wingstop Hosts 'Take 5' Event in Cincinnati With Free Wings
'The Wing Experts' to celebrate first Cincinnati location with five free wings for every customer
DALLAS (May 12, 2014) – Wingstop celebrates the grand opening of its newest location in Cincinnati on Saturday, May 17 with a special offer that wing fans won't be able to refuse.
From 11 to 2 p.m., guests are invited to "Take 5" and receive five free classic or boneless wings, sauced-and-tossed in their choice of any one of the Wingstop signature flavors. The offer is available – no purchase necessary – while supplies last at Wingstop of Cincinnati located at 6173 Glenway Ave., Ste. B.
To kickoff celebrating the new location, Wingstop will also host a ribbon-cutting event with the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce on Thursday, May 15.
"We are excited to welcome the Cincinnati area residents to taste our delicious wings here at Wingstop," said Brand Partners Maurice Vilaboy and John Wacker. "There's no greater way to introduce Cincinnati's first Wingstop than by serving free wings to guests and letting them know we are open and ready for business."
With a sole focus on cooked-to-order chicken, the Wingstop menu features traditional and boneless wings as well as strips all sauced and tossed in 10 original flavors including fan favorites Lemon Pepper, Garlic Parmesan and Original Hot. Sides are made fresh daily including hand-cut seasoned fries, made from #1 Idaho potatoes.
Wingstop of Cincinnati is open from 11 a.m. to midnight daily. To place call-ahead orders, or for more information, call 513-481-9464. For online orders, or to locate the nearest Wingstop, visitwww.wingstop.com.
About Wingstop
Founded in 1994 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, Wingstop has more than 670 restaurants open across the United States, Mexico, Russia, Singapore, the Philippines and Indonesia, with locations coming soon to the United Arab Emirates. The Wing Experts menu features classic and boneless wings with 11 bold, distinctive flavors including Original Hot, Cajun, Atomic, Mild, Teriyaki, Lemon Pepper, Hawaiian, Garlic Parmesan, Hickory Smoked BBQ, Louisiana Rub and Mango Habanero. Wingstop's wings are always cooked to order, sauced and tossed and served with a variety of house-made sides including Wingstop's world famous hand-cut seasoned fries. Wingstop has experienced 11 consecutive years of positive sales increases, was named a 2014 Best Franchise Deal by QSR magazine, was ranked the #3 Top Growth Chain by Nation's Restaurant News and has been voted "best wings" in markets across the country. Wingstop is owned by affiliates of Roark Capital Group, an Atlanta-based private equity firm that specializes in business and consumer service companies with attractive growth prospects and revenues ranging from $20 million to over $3 billion. For more information visit www.wingstop.com or www.wingstopfranchise.com. Become a fan of Wingstop by visiting facebook.com/Wingstopor twitter.com/wingstop.


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The former officer, identified as Eric D., will be be questioned again over arms-trafficking charges, Radio France Internationale reported.
"The weapon used in the crime has not been found, nor has the motorcycle helmet on the identikit picture, nor has the motorbike described by several witnesses and sought by investigators, so the inquiry continues," Annecy prosecutor Eric Maillaud told reporters on Friday.
Marc Dufour, a lawyer representing Eric D., said his client was "shaken" by his detention.
"When you take a close look at his movements he couldn't have been at the scene of the crime in the time needed," he said.


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McKinsey's Advice for Spending Billions Better
Saturday, July 18. 2009 at 05:27 PM | by
Coby Logen
McKinsey contributed its advice about what the future of e-government needs in its report
E-Government 2.0 (PDF)
last week.
At times the report simply reads like the wish list of every government web professional. Yet, it is good to have McKinsey's reputation backing up the recommendations.
McKinsey mentions the need to elevate web sites and web applications to a strategic, essential element of each agency's business. The report recommends accomplishing this by holding the "line of business" managers accountable for web application successes or failures and supporting them with cross-functional teams.
This would be a huge step in the right direction.
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The Open Government Conversation Continues
Tuesday, June 16. 2009 at 11:49 PM | by
Coby Logen
Government 2.0
The White House is leading a first-class discussion on Open Government.
The Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) in the White House has been blogging about and moderating a public conversation about Open Government for a few weeks, and they recently put out a
great summary of the discussion about Collaboration proposals
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Shout Out for Utah.gov
Wednesday, June 10. 2009 at 11:23 PM | by
Coby Logen
Government 2.0
is quite an impressive site!
The best part is that Utah.gov isn't just innovative and sexy, but also well-organized and easy to use.
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Government Website Discussions Ought To Be Ubiquitous and Continuous
Monday, June 8. 2009 at 11:55 PM | by
Coby Logen
Government 2.0
Regulations.gov is setting a fine example through
Regulations.gov Exchange
On the Regulations.gov Exchange, users can discuss upcoming design changes on
. This is an
idea to get user feedback, and a step in the right direction, but there are actually three ways to improve the system even further.
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How You Can Shape the Future of Open Government
Thursday, June 4. 2009 at 11:49 PM | by
Coby Logen
Government 2.0
If you care about government openness, transparency, and participation, now is the time to plug into the
White House's Science & Technology Blog
. The White House is holding a high-level discussion on this blog over the next week where readers can contribute to open government principles.
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Welcome to the Federal Web Renaissance
Tuesday, May 5. 2009 at 11:31 PM | by
Coby Logen
Government 2.0
It is a good time to be a Federal web professional.
When I began this blog a few years ago, the innovative spirit of the Federal web community was greatly
by the staid attitudes of Federal executives and Administration appointees.
This is changing fast—and in favor of innovation.
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Ballot Usability Problems May Strike Again
Wednesday, October 29. 2008 at 01:06 AM | by
Coby Logen
The course of history changed in 2000 due, almost
, to ballot design.
Despite the will of U.S. voters, a usability problem with the infamous "
butterfly ballot
" in Palm Beach County, Florida allowed George W. Bush to become President of the United States.
Every state in the country is bracing for record voter turnout next week. And usability problems will surely cause more incorrect or disqualified votes this year. Although it is too late to change ballots or voting interfaces for this election, it is never too late to reflect on what more can be improved.
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Marcus Peacock, EPA Blogger Shows Real Leadership
Monday, October 6. 2008 at 11:47 PM | by
Coby Logen
Government 2.0
It is rare to find a government executive who will take a risk, but Marcus Peacock is one.
Mr. Peacock is the Deputy Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and he has shown real leadership with his push to use blogging to support EPA's mission. In July 2007 (coincidentally, when DotGovWatch also began) he began
The Flow of the River
. It created the momentum to establish EPA's newer, larger blog:
, which Mr. Peacock now writes for.
There has been a good deal of discussion among federal web managers regarding the pros and cons of blogging. But in general, government managers are afraid…afraid of criticism.
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Utah Senator Crusades for Bureaucratic Gobbledygook
Thursday, September 18. 2008 at 02:37 AM | by
Coby Logen
Congress in Action
Senator Bennett from Utah is single-handedly quashing the most commonsense, bi-partisan bill this year–a requirement that the U.S. government write clear, concise, and intelligible English. And he is doing so based on a misreading of the bill.
Never mind the bill's near unanimous (376-1) passage in the House. Never mind that the bill simply reiterates an active Executive Order and memoranda from Presidents Clinton, Carter, and Nixon. And never mind that millions of Americans are
befuddled by bureaucratic forms
every day.
One senator from Utah has concerns, so it will not go to a vote.
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Obama's Campaign Web Team Is Asleep at the Helm
Sunday, September 7. 2008 at 11:43 PM | by
Coby Logen
Barack Obama
has an attractive campaign website with some nice online grassroots tools for volunteers. Nonetheless, Obama's campaign Web team is making some novice mistakes as the campaign progresses.
A well-done usability evaluation
performed by the Catalyst Group in August found that McCain's website is generally easier to use than Obama's website.
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CVSA070 - June 30th, 2008With the forthcoming release of their album "Interpretations", it is time for the 3rd remix sessions of the wonderfull classics of Simmonds & Jones! This time DJ Shah took care of the alltime classic Ascension - For A Lifetime, where he putted his Balaeric sounds over.
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Spring Brunch Menus Will Sing With the Flavor of Epic Roots Mache and USA Pears
PORTLAND, Ore. and SALINAS, Calif., March 8 /PRNewswire/ — Springtime entertaining is as fresh and simple as a skip down the produce aisle now that Epic Roots and USA Pears have teamed up to create a savory salad that's sure to impress at both sunny family picnics and elegant spring brunches.
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A new salad recipe, the Epic Roots Mache and USA Pear Salad, pairs the sweet taste of fresh Green Anjou pears and the nutty flavor of Mache with added flavor from ingredients like fresh tarragon, sliced fennel, and shaved Parmesan. This unique combination is gorgeous on the plate and a delight to the palate. Plus, this side salad can be elevated to entree salad status with the simple addition of poultry, fish, or beef at about three to four ounces per person.
This healthy and tasty salad recipe will be featured in a promotional booklet that will appear on all retail packages of Epic Roots Mache Rosettes and Mache Mixes Salade Verte , Red Romance, Salade Aux Herbes and Salade Europeen shipped from March 19 – April 3. A "Save $1 off the purchase of 2 packages of any Epic Roots Mache Salad" coupon is also included in the booklet.
Epic Roots Mache is California field-grown, has a delightful sweet and nutty flavor, tender texture, and beautiful rosette shape. It is best simply dressed as a salad, and is a wonderful complement to roasted vegetables, meat and poultry. Mache is an excellent source of Vitamins A and C, Folic Acid, and Iron. It is also a good source of Potassium.
Fresh USA Pears grown in Oregon and Washington are a sweet and juicy choice for any course of any meal of the day. Spring brings a bounty of fresh pear varieties including Green Anjou, Red Anjou, and Bosc. Fresh pears are an excellent source of fiber and a good source of Vitamin C at only 100 calories per medium sized pear. And, they contain no sodium, fat, or cholesterol.
For additional nutritional information, recipe ideas, and more, please visit www.epicroots.com and www.usapears.org.
Epic Roots Mache and USA Pear Salad The flavor and texture of USA Pears and Epic Roots Mache pair perfectly in this healthy, tasty salad. Serves 8 - 12 Vinaigrette: 8 Tbsp extra virgin olive oil 2 Tbsp white wine vinegar 2 tsp finely chopped shallot 3 tsp finely chopped fresh tarragon Sea Salt and freshly ground pepper to taste Salad: 8 oz Mache Rosettes or Mache Mix (2 packages) 4 USA Green Anjou Pears, cored and sliced 8 oz Parmesan cheese, shaved 1 cup chopped fennel
In a small bowl, blend vinaigrette ingredients together. Season with salt & pepper to taste. In a large bowl, place Mache, USA Pears, cheese & fennel, and toss with vinaigrette. Arrange for family-style serving on a platter, or divide salad among individual plates. Enjoy!
About Epic Roots
Epic Roots was founded in 1998 by Todd Koons and is headquartered in Salinas, California. Epic Roots is dedicated to bringing exciting, beautiful and delicious produce to the American table. Visit www.epicroots.com for more information.
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The Pear Bureau Northwest is a nonprofit marketing organization established in 1931 to promote the fresh USA Pears grown in Washington and Oregon. The Bureau represents more than 1,600 growers who grow 84 percent of the nation's fresh pear crop, and develops national and international markets for Northwest pear distribution. For more information, visit www.usapears.org.
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Sony MDR-D777LP Altus Headphones For Listening To Stuff At 80KHz, Not That You Actually Can
The headline may express a certain lack of enthusiasm, but these new headphones from Sony look pretty sweet considering their price tag is $149. The MDR-D777LP Altus headphones have closed earcups, however they feature an "ambient sound-in switch" that lets you hear external noise like open-type cups would, such as that car coming at you that's about to run that red and nail… Read More
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Back when I was on the buying end of Google AdWords, I discovered how draconian the company was when you tried to buy certain terms. Your website had to match certain requirements – no pop-ups, for example – and then you were charged an arm and a leg for intermittent rotation and you liked it. Well, it seems the bloom is off the rose and any punk with a domain name and a dream… Read More
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Copying a move T-Mobile pulled a year and a half ago, Sprint's releasing detailed coverage maps for consumers so they can see where and how good Sprint's service really is. Just enter in your ZIP code and the map will show you both voice and EV-DO coverage. Also good news for Nextel customers, it includes your service coverage as well. This way you can figure out whether you… Read More
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It's pretty simple really: Kingston makes good flash-memory USB drives. Kingston takes said drives, encases them in titanium-coated stainless steel making them waterproof to depths up to four feet and protects the data on the drives with 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) hardware-based encryption that can be encrypted and decrypted by authorized users only, without the need for… Read More -
Belkin TuneStage II Beams Music over Bluetooth
The problem with iPod docks is that even with a wireless remote, you need to walk up to them to see tiny menu. The Belkin TuneStage II eliminates that problem by using Bluetooth to transmit audio from your iPod to a receiver that plugs into your home stereo. This way, you can keep your iPod in your pocket and control playback the way you want without schlepping over to the dock. The TuneStage… Read More
My Bathroom Is Now Complete
Y'know, nothing makes me more mad in the morning than having to turn on my music BEFORE I get in the bathtub. Then, when I'm in the tub, I can't surf the web. Which is simply bonkers. Thank God Keuco and Visiomatic have teamed up to bring me the visiPad. Its touchscreen is splashproof, which is perfect. It not only surfs the web and plays my music, but it also plays DVDs… Read More
Huckleberry's Camera Makes Your iSight Into A Real Camera
A company with the fun-to-say name of Huckleberry has announced this nifty mirror that turns your Macbook iSight camera into a conventional camera. Never again will you have to turn the machine around to take a picture of the world around you. This bad boy will be introduced at £14.95 (about $28), which isn't horrible — but I'm not sure it's worth it. If you want one… Read More
Auvi PHIP65 Cordless Dual-Mode Skype Phone
Made to work with both analog landlines and Skype, the Auvi Dual-Mode PHIP65 marries traditional calling with free (until the end of the year) Skype calling. The phone plugs into your USB port, which then uses proprietary Auvi software to interface with Skype. That means you're going to have to keep your computer on all the time if you want to make and receive calls over the Skype… Read More
64GB Thumb Drive for $5,740
<img src="http://tctechcrunch2011.files.wordpress.com/2007/01/s writes, and has more room than just about any flash drive we've seen. Of course, it does cost $5,740, and only the masochistic or the very rich would buy one of these instead of a portable hard drive that costs less than 10% of this baby. But then again, maybe you've got some special reason – like… Read More
eBay Taking Down PlayStation 3 Pre-order Postings
If you search eBay today for PlayStation 3 pre-orders you may find the results quite different than if you searched it yesterday. Apparently, eBay has a policy of not allowing sales of items if you're more than 30 days away from having the actual item in your hand. The PlayStation 3 is available more than 30 days from now, hence eBay has removed those auctions and suspended those… Read More -
Leaked Samsung SGH-i760 Looks Mmm-Mmm Good
For the past several months I've been regularly using the Samsung T809 from T-Mobile. I really dig the slider's design, features and display, despite the crappy battery life I get from it. Well this leaked Samsung SGH-i760 Windows Mobile 5 for Pocket PC Smartphone with slide-out QWERTY keyboard looks like the Hershey Big Block to the T809's Miniature. The specs look… Read More -
CrunchGear Meet Up: Pass the Hat
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Best Buy Adds Insignia NS-DV2G, DV4G To Site, Cheap Bastards Rejoice
We missed this yesterday, but Best Buy added two Insignia music players to its online shopping site: the 2GB NS-DV2G and 4GB NS-DV4G. Despite having some decent spec-age (2.2-inch high-resolution color LCD, built-in FM tuner, microSD expansion slot, up to 20 hours of playback time, Windows/Mac compatible, support for JPEG photos and MPEG4 video) these things look like they've been… Read More -
Rubik's Cube Stereo Speakers, Lamps
You can't tell from the picture just how big these puppies are, but I'm pretty sure I don't care. The speaker, which lights up in the colors of the famous puzzle Cube, is for sale in Japan (but will soon be for sale on GeekStuff4U) and feature a power output of 125mW per each of its two 27-mm cone speakers. That's not bad for a novelty speaker set. A Rubik's… Read More -
Ideazon Adds Gaming Mouse, Pad To Lineup, Asks You Not to Fear The Reaper
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Chuck E. Cheese Creator Opens First uWink Restaurant
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ViewSonic iPod-Dock LCDs Launch
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T-Mobile Dash Hands On
As smartphones make their way into the mainstream, we're reminded why they were long relegated to the hip holsters of Road Warriors and the hopelessly email-obsessed. Their operating systems, with rare exceptions, were too overpowered for the average consumer, their set-up screens were convoluted, and their price tags were stratospheric when compared to the average clamshell. T-Mobile… Read More -
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January 11, 2012
A New Way To Look At Last Year
Cable cancellation: Last March we cut the cord of our cable company and went to an off-the-air antenna, Netflix, and DVDs for our entertainment. I found the receipt for the turn-in of the cable box, remote, and assorted cords. This was the first time we have been without cable for 35 years of marriage. It was a big step and one that changed our nighttime schedule.
Receipt for Cabin rental in Greer. As recounted in the end of the road post our family had reserved a cabin the northeast Arizona hamlet of Greer for the first weekend in June.The idea was a good one: escape the desert heat for a few days of 70 degree weather in the mountains. After a 5 hour drive we settled into the cabin only to see a a huge plume of smoke on the distant horizon. A massive wildfire was burning, out of control, heading right toward Greer and my family. Shortly after 1 AM we were awakened and told to get out of town. Packing everything in 30 minutes, we beat a hasty retreat and drove 5 hours home, arriving at 6 AM.
For the next few days we followed news reports as the huge Wallow fire ended up burning hundreds of thousands of acres, destroying dozens of homes in Greer and eventually burning its way into New Mexico before dying out. What started out as a quiet getaway became a story to add to our family's history.
Condo receipt for Hawaii. After a 10 year break, Betty and I made it back to Maui. The receipt for the condo in Kihei brought the 18 day dream trip back again. In fact, the first thing I did was go to the digital files to look at all the the pictures again. Just last week we made our vacation plans for this year. I mentioned the idea of going back, but Betty strongly suggested we do something different. Reluctantly I agreed.
Income slips for guide work. For almost 5 years I had an interesting part time, seasonal job: tour guide for business people visiting Phoenix/Scottsdale for conventiuons and seminars. I was paid to show people some of the sights, take groups on horseback rides, hikes through the dessert, cookouts, or kayak floats down the Salt River. I spent many hours exchanging stories with bus drivers and fellow guides. The job paid quite well and added a few thousand dollars to my pocket each year.
Through a combination of events I stopped the job last June. Though I will miss the people and money, I have found more satisfaction in other uses of my time: this blog, prison ministry, and more picnics, reading, and spending my nights with my wife. It is quite liberating to not have to make time for the job, but I will miss the money!
The repairs bills for our older car. Last year was not a particularly good year for our 8 year old car. I saw almost $600 in over-budget repairs, Betty and I wondered if it was time to cut back to one car, or buy a new one. The final decision was to do neither, but to keep the clunker running for another year or two. With only 81,000 miles it should be OK for awhile. Since depreciation instantly steals 30% from a new car, budgeting hundreds of dollars more for the 2003 Hyundai seems like a better decision.
It was an interesting experience - recreating some of the more memorable moments from last year out of a stack of receipts. I wonder if this year will have as many. We'll see.
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I track my expenses. My goal is to live on my pension alone as long as possible without touching investment income,IRA, and not taking SS until 66 or later. I was able to do that last year-with a little surplus. So far, I haven't cut the cable-but I find that I am watching it less. There are always little things I could cut back on-but as long as I'm enjoying them and there is no financial problem I think I'll just leave things as they are.
ReplyDelete- Steve in Los AngelesThu Jan 12, 05:38:00 PM MST
Hi Bob,
I have been living without cable since I moved into my place in October 2008. I certainly do not miss watching television. When I am at home, I usually am on the computer, preparing meals and eating, reading, or resting or sleeping. With regard to my car, I rarely drive it (which I believe I mentioned in an earlier post on your blog). I usually walk or use public transportation. I do go out to eat on rare occasions, mostly for special occasions, such as birthdays. However, I prepare and eat most of my meals at home, where I can control portion sizes (depending on how hungry I am). As I still have a high metabolism, I eat to my heart's content. I am five feet - ten inches tall and weigh only 140 pounds. I will eat more often several years from now. Paying off my mortgage no later than March 31, 2017, is my highest priority. I do not plan to start collecting Social Security until my 70th birthday (provided that I continue to remain healthy). Unless the Federal government changes the law, I plan to start Medicare at age 65.
One of the great aspects of your blog is that you help me stay focused on my finances and lifestyle. Thank you.
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5'10" and 140 lbs...I need to take you to an all you can eat buffet! Seriously, I am sure you are quite healthy based on your overall lifestyle. Living in LA with little driving is an amazing accomplishment, too.
I'm pleased you find info here that helped you in developing a satisfying lifestyle.Linda,
I've used Quicken for years and find it easy to use and modify. The company wouldn't be happy to know this but I'm still using Quicken 2002..it works just fine on Windows XP. I haven't had the nerve to try it on Windows 7.
I've seen the notice on blogger but never followed through on the Blog2Print.com I'll check it out right now!- Steve in Los AngelesThu Jan 12, 08:53:00 PM MST
Hi Bob,
I actually do go out to eat at all-you-can-eat buffets once in a while. I love Hometown Buffet on Friday evenings, when one of the entrees is salmon. I also enjoy some of the Asian buffets in the San Fernando Valley. I typically am in those buffets for about two hours. I never leave those buffets hungry! Living in Los Angeles and driving my car only sporadically may be a major accomplishment. However, I have been walking and especially using public transportation for many years. These days, with the exclusive right-of-way bus routes and the trains (both at ground level and subways), public transportation in the Los Angeles Metropolitan area is wonderful and continues to get better. Steve,
Good news about the better public transportation in the L.A. area. I assumed it was almost non-existent.
My wife and I just returned from a new Asian Buffet near our home that has one of the most incredible range of choices this side of Las Vegas. We just did the happy hour appetizer specials for our dinner this time but will return. We have vowed to skip lunch and go very hungry.- Steve in Los AngelesSat Jan 14, 10:24:00 PM MST
Hi Bob,
Public transportation is very much alive in the Los Angeles area. However, still too many people prefer to drive their cars. One small but significant reason I was able to retire at a relatively early age is that I have kept my transportation expenses quite modest.
It sounds like you and your wife enjoyed the Asian Buffet. I know of three such buffets that are within 10 miles of my residence (and accessible by public transportation and/or walking although my car always is available whenever I wish to drive it). Although Los Angeles has many buffets from which to choose, in my opinion, Las Vegas has the best choices for buffets. With regard to going to Las Vegas, my car stays at home. I take Greyhound when I go to Las Vegas.


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Ku, Harry and Rogers, David and Davey, Robert and Cardona, Francisco and Trada, Mohan (2008) Fracture toughness of phenol formaldehyde composites: pilot study. Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance, 17 (1). pp. 85-90. ISSN 1059-9495
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A commercial phenol formaldehyde based resole thermosetting resin (Hexion "J2027L") was filled with ceramic-based fillers (Envirospheres "slg") to increase its strength and fracture toughness. By testing viscosity, strength and fracture toughness at a range of filler addition levels, the optimal addition level of SLG was able to be determined in terms of workability, cost and performance. It was found that the fracture toughness of this resin could be significantly increased through the addition of the slg filler. The results show that composite with 20 % by weight of the slg produces the best balance between ease of casting and impact performance.
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Date Deposited: | 27 Mar 2008 05:19 |
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Uncontrolled Keywords: | phenol formaldehyde; phenolic resin; envirospheres; SLG; short bar test and viscosity |
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Bellairs, Ruth and Mark Osmod. 1998. The Atlas of Chick Development. Academic Press, San Diego, pp. 69-71.
Cebra-Thomas, Judy. "Culture of Embryonic Organ Rudiments." DB Lab. 17 January 2004. Comp. Judith Cebra-Thomas. Swarthmore Server. 22 April 2004. http://www.swarthmore.edu/NatSci/sgilber1/DB_lab/Chick/Organ_culture.html
Chuong, Cheng-Ming and Randall B. Widelitz. 1998. "Feather Morphogenesis: A Model of the Formation of Epithelial Appendages." Molecular Basis of Epithelial Appendage Morphogenesis. R.G. Landes Company. Austin, pp. 57-74.
Gilbert, Scott. 2003. Developmental Biology, 7th ed. Sinauer Associates, Inc., MA, pp.147-149;416-418.
Scott, Tony. "Skin: Regeneration After Full-Thickness Wounds." Supervisor Dr. Lars Nielsen 27 October 2000. University of Queensland. 23 April 2004. www.cheque.uq.edu.au/ugrad/theses/ 2000/iitheses/T_Scott.pdf
Organogenesis Inc: Living Technology. 2003. Organogenesis Inc. 23 April 2004. http://www.organogenesis.com/content/proddescrp.htm
Rouzankina, I. Cory Abate-Shen, and Lee Niswande. "Dlx genes integrate positive and negative signals during feather bud development." Developmental Biology. 265: 219-233.