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October 31, 2013 at 1:23 PM by Sheri Ballard
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Beetle-Infected Forests of the West are Resilient
August 30, 2013 at 11:51 AM by Nancy Kendrick
If you have traveled through the west in the past few years, most likely you have noticed the rusty-colored, dead trees that cover the hillsides – the result of pine beetle infestations. At a recent Future Forests Summit encouraging news was heard – scientists are confident that these beetle-infected forests throughout the west will regenerate.
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National Parks Make Perfect Multi-Generational Vacations
January 9, 2013 at 3:18 PM by Dan Wulfman
Here's a statistic that may surprise you: Grandparents now account for one-third of all leisure travelers. Wow. Trip Advisor's annual family travel survey reported that family travel rose 6 percent in 2011, and 38 percent of families planned multigenerational trips.
Today's grandparents do things differently than our parents and grandparents did. Not only do many of them have the time and the money to travel with grandkids in tow, they also tend to be more physically fit, they've traveled more extensively.
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Park Ranger or Superhero?
August 2, 2012 at 12:10 am by Sheri Ballard
Not long ago I read about a ranger from Grand Canyon National Park, Lisa Hendy, who was named the recipient of the 2011 Harry Yount National Park Ranger Award. This award is the highest honor bestowed on a park ranger, but as I read about this ranger's skills, I was amazed: "She's fought structural and wild land fires, provided advanced life support as a paramedic, rappeled over the edge of the canyon to rescue people, performed mountaineering and climbing patrols, carried out law enforcement duties, served on the helicopter crew, performed technical and swift water rescue, searched for lost hikers, plans special events, and monitors archeological sites in the park." I thought that this ranger must be going way above and beyond the call of duty, and decided to find out what a park ranger's job really entails.
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A Visit to San Francisco should include a tour of the bay
June 21, 2012 at 10:49 AM by Lisa Carroll
The San Francisco Bay is one of the most beautiful locations in the world, and this is a banner year to see them. The Golden Gate Bridge turned 75 on May 27, marking the day in 1937 when "the bridge that couldn't be built" officially opened to worldwide acclaim. In addition, San Francisco will welcome the U.S. return of the America's Cup in 2013, with the first of the qualifying matches in August. This is the first time the race has taken place in San Francisco, and race officials have taken advantage of the bay's unique geography so that, for the first time ever, the competition can be seen from land.
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Cody, Wyoming is Mecca for Western History
May 2, 2012 at 1:23 PM by Karen Freeburg
The city of Cody, Wyoming was founded in 1896 and named for Colonel William F. (Buffalo Bill) Cody. If you plan to pass through there on your way to or from Yellowstone National Park (it is just 50 miles from the east gate), set aside some time to visit the Buffalo Bill Historical Center. Even if you are not a huge fan of museums, you will be glad you visited. Admission is good for two consecutive days, and you will soon understand why.
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Environmentally Responsible Vendors Make Vacationing Greener
April 2, 2012 at 3:45 PM by Nancy Kendrick
Here at Tracks & Trails, green is good! Two of our vendors, Xanterra Parks & Resorts, and Aramark Parks & Resorts, are dedicated to environmental protection, and we are pleased to be able to support their business philosophy.
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North Entrance of Yellowstone Will Soon be Less Congested
February 14, 2012 at 1:28 PM by Sheri Ballard
The National Park Service has begun renovations aimed at relieving traffic congestion and improving safety at the north entrance of Yellowstone National Park near Gardiner, Montana. That's good news for our clients who pick their RV up in Billings and travel over the Beartooth Highway to Yellowstone. This road is used for those visitors traveling to Mammoth Hot Springs and the Lamar Valley as well.
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Don't Let TWS Ruin Your RV Vacation
January 17, 2012 at 1:24 PM by Ann Proctor
One of the challenges of RV travel for families is to put away the electronics and enjoy being in the great outdoors without these distractions. For some, this is no small task – and not just the kids struggle with this! One blogger wrote, "As I feared, I went through TWS (technology withdrawal syndrome), a condition which often follows a long bout of NDD (nature deficit disorder)." He continued, "When I wanted to know the current temperature or the forecast, I thought immediately of logging on to the National Weather Service's online site. Then, I realized I'd have to figure it out on my own, by going outside and studying the sky."
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Hoover Dam Bypass is a Vast Improvement for RV Travelers
November 8, 2011 at 3:07 PM by Karen Freeburg
Travel on U.S. Highway 93 has become much easier with the completion of the four-lane Hoover Dam Bypass, which also has become something of a tourist attraction. Before the bypass was completed, traffic used the top of Hoover Dam to cross the Colorado River. It was the major commercial corridor between the states of Arizona, Nevada, and Utah, as well as part of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) route between Mexico and Canada.
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Antelope Island Bison Roundup is a Worthwhile Daytrip
October 26, 2011 at 12:27 PM by Nancy Kendrick
Just 41 miles north of Salt Lake City lies Antelope Island, the largest of nine islands in the Great Salt Lake. And with the levels of Great Salt Lake up again, canoeing or kayaking on Utah's "inland sea" is once again possible. Saltwater sunbathing at Bridger Bay with its white sandy beaches, pavilions, and showers, is a unique experience. Because the water is several times saltier than the ocean, you float very easily. Other popular activities include hiking, biking, and horseback riding on more than 36 miles of trails.
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Wind Cave Acquisition Makes RV Trip More Desirable
October 13, 2011 at 12:27 PM by Lisa Carroll
Wind Cave National Park has just acquired an additional 5,555 acres of ranchland to add to the 30,000 acres of mixed-grass prairie and pine forest that comprises the park. The Conservation Fund acquired this property at auction last year and held it until federal funds became available to transfer it to the Park Service. Located on the southeastern edge of the park, the new acquisition includes a 1,000 year old buffalo jump – a cliff used by Native Americans to drive bison over to their deaths – and a homestead dating back to 1882. The land also has Native American tipi rings and other cultural sites. The Lakota consider this a sacred place, and it holds great potential for educating visitors about the indigenous peoples of South Dakota.
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The Best Time to Visit Death Valley by RV is Now!
September 29, 2011 at 12:16 PM by Karen Freeburg
While most of the national parks are gearing down this time of year, Death Valley is gearing up for their high season. The Inn at Furnace Creek opens on October 7 and is offering 20 percent off the regular rate during the week of October 7 through 13. The Inn closes in mid-May. Furnace Creek Resort is open year-round, and does have availability in October and November. Campgrounds at lower elevations are open from October through April, with the exception of Furnace Creek, which is open year round.
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Explore Lake Powell this Fall
September 22, 2011 at 4:19 PM by Ann Proctor
The water has risen at Lake Powell to levels not seen since 2001. June water flows were 176% of normal; July flows were 280% of normal, with lake levels rising close to a foot a day. The lake reached a point where it was 76% full this summer. After years of receding water levels, the additional 28 feet of water means new places to explore. "The higher water levels are opening hundreds of Lake Powell's back canyons to boats, giving visitors access to areas that have not been accessible for 10 years," said David Sloma, vice president of operations for Lake Powell Resorts and Marinas.
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New Archaeological Site Acquired by National Park Service
September 13, 2011 at 5:52 PM by Nancy Kendrick
The Petrified Forest and the Painted Desert, with its oddly shaped rock formations of rainbow-colored petrified wood, fossils and petroglyphs left by American Indian tribes, may become the site of many new discoveries in the next few years. The National Park Service just secured more than 26,000 acres that have remained largely untouched and are very likely to unearth note-worthy scientific treasures.
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We're already gearing up for 2012 RV vacations
August 11, 2011 at 12:43 PM by Sheri Ballard
It's hard to believe but the summer is quickly winding down. It's been a busy travel season here at Tracks and Trails, and as we finish sending the last of our clients on their RV trips, our sights are turning to those clients who have already begun planning their 2012 trips. These clients become 2012 trips for a variety of reasons. Perhaps they are the type of person who is so organized that they begin planning next year's trip a year in advance, or because they know the early bird gets the worm and they want to be the first in line for reservations. Unfortunately, some of them are clients who wanted a 2011 trip but contacted us too late. This scenario occurs more often than we would like, but if we can't find availability of RVs and/or campgrounds to make for a spectacular trip, we suggest that it be postponed a year.
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Native American Heritage Days
July 28, 2011 at 12:49 PM by Nancy Kendrick
If you plan to be at the North Rim of the Grand Canyon on August 11 or 12, you are invited to attend the 18th annual Native American Heritage Days. The rich cultural diversity of the Colorado plateau, the Arizona Strip and the Grand Canyon will begin with a nature walk on Thursday, August 11, and end with a special evening program on Friday, August 12.
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It's High Season for RV Vacations
July 14, 2011 at 4:47 PM by Lisa Carroll
Here at the Tracks & Trails office, surveys are beginning to show up in the mail from this year's clients who have just returned from their RV vacations. We appreciate the time they have taken to complete these evaluations of our service, and we strive to use their suggestions to continually improve. We ask how our suppliers are doing as well, and if there are problems, we check into them immediately.
Some of the comments we've received have been great, and we'd like to share a few of them:
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Unusual Weather Requires RVers to be Prepared
June 23, 2011 at 12:35 PM by Karen Freeburg
If you're traveling this summer, be prepared for very unusual weather here in the West. This past winter's record snowfalls have delayed opening of roads, parks, and campgrounds. And if that isn't enough to worry about, now that the weather is warming up there are worries about rivers flooding.
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Camping and Fishing are Kid Friendly
June 8, 2011 at 5:39 PM by Ann Proctor
In my world, camping and fishing go hand in hand. I'd have a very hard time setting up camp near a lake or stream without throwing in a line, just to see if there's any fish biting. I think it's in my genes -- my dad was an avid fisherman.
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Add a Glacier Walk to your Canadian RV Vacation
May 16, 2011 at 5:46 PM by Dan Wulfman
If you are planning to explore Jasper National Park, a visit to the Athabasca Glacier is a "must". We visited the region in August 2010, and this was a highlight of our trip. The landscape of a glacier is unique and one that most people are amazed by when they witness it. The Columbia Icefield is the largest mass of ice in the Rocky Mountains, with Athabasca being the most accessible part of the Icefield. The Icefields Parkway is one of the most scenic highways in the world, so getting there is an attraction on its own...
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Our RV Vacations are Customized For YOU!
May 5, 2011 at 5:49 PM by Dan Wulfman
Tracks and Trails offers our clients truly custom-planned RV vacations. Our trip consultants work with clients on an individual basis to create a vacation tailored to their unique needs and desires. Unlike a group tour, where the cost of organizing the trip is shared among many guests, our trip consultants spend time discussing expectations one-on-one before putting together a trip proposal. Custom travel arrangements can cost from 40% to 200% more than a group tour, but we pride ourselves on working to keep your budget in mind while providing you with a one-of-a-kind vacation...
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Celebrate National Park Week and Get Moving!
April 12, 2011 at 5:51 PM by Ann Proctor
National Park Week is April 16-24. Entrance to any National Park is free the entire week, where the emphasis is on the obvious fact that getting outside is good for your health.
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Tips on Finding Affordable Flights for your RV Vacation
March 30, 2011 at 4:11 PM by Sheri Ballard
If your family plans on flying this year,you may want to try the following strategies to get the best possible prices on airline tickets. Plan to spend some time searching the internet. Sites like Kayak.com searches for the best fares, but they do not show every airline on their site (discount airlines like JetBlue or Southwest). Look at airline web sites and travel sites like Expedia or Travelocity. This does take some time and patience, but if you're buying tickets for the entire family, your efforts will pay off by saving a significant amount of money.
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All Aboard!
March 24, 2011 at 5:04 PM by Lisa Carroll
A great way to take in the sights is by climbing aboard a historic steam train, and it is an ideal family outing. If you are considering a western RV vacation and would like to incorporate a historic train ride in your itinerary, here are a few options:
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Finding aid of the Muiriana Collection
Finding aid of the Muiriana Collection
Collection number: MSS 307Holt-Atherton Department of Special Collections
University of the Pacific Library
Stockton, California
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- 2004
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Series I: John Muir Correspondence, Notes, and Post-mortem Materials, 1864-1915
I.1.1: John Muir to "Dear friend Emily [Pelton]," handwritten letter regarding personal acquaintances, brief mentions of examining botanical specimens and Muir's intention to study medicine. Fountain Lake, WI. February 27, 1864.
I.1.2: John Muir to unknown, handwritten letter of condolence. Oakland, CA. January 13, 1874.
I.1.3: John Muir to Clara Barrus, typed letter and mailing envelope. Letter mentions personal acquaintances and relates a short humorous "geological story" about Independence Lake, which Ms. Barrus had asked about. Martinez, CA. April 14, 1910.
I.1.4: Two letters from John Muir to Francis George. Letters discuss the purchase of land. April 17,1906 and November 15, 1906.
I.1.5: World Trip (1903-1904) herbarium plant lists and notes
I.1.6: Newspaper clippings. "Muir's Estate Quarter Million" January 19, 1915 "Reminiscences of John Muir are Told" 1914
I.1.7: Strentzel letters. Louisiana Strentzel to "Brother Jack" A.J. Erwin from Alhambra December 14, 1882, and John Strentzel to "Brother" December 4, 1866. Both letters discuss life, their daughter Louie, etc. Photocopy
I.1.8: John Muir inscription/letter in book probably to "Mrs. C. Stevens" July 10, 1902. Photocopy
I.1.9: John Muir to Mrs. Swett (from Palm Springs, Cal) June 13, 1905. Photocopy
I.1.10: Two letters from John Muir to Mrs. John Bidwell, c. summer 1900. Photocopy
I.1.11: Various lists of books from John Muir's personal library.
I.1.12: John Muir to Duncan Sterling in Meaford, Canada, January 30, 1870. Original owned by Scott Cameron 1998
I.1.13: Correspondence between John Muir and John Daniel Runkle, President of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1871-1872. Includes a letter from Runkle to his wife, and two more to Runkle from S. Kneeland and Whitland Reid. All concerning Runkle's visit to Yosemite in 1872. Items copied from Runkle Papers at MIT in 1989. May not be reproduced without permission of MIT's Institute Archives.
I.1.14: 11 Correspondence from John Muir to Mary Francis Kellogg, 1912-1914.
I.1.15: 18 Correspondence between John Muir and Newton Family members (Ambrose, William, and Mary Elizabeth Newton) 1863-64 and 1906-1913, and 5 correspondence not with Muir. Including, Sherry Hanna, Mrs. Van Dyke, Mr. Sell, William Bade, Elizabeth [Bade?] 1916-1955. Obituary for Emily Pelton 1925, Mary Newton Diary that includes a John Muir drawing of a chair with a mechanical device. Donated by Elizabeth Newton Williams 2013
Series II: Muir Family Genealogy
II.1.1: Obituaries. John Muir, Daniel Muir, Wanda Muir Hanna, David Gilrye Muir
II.1.2: Mary (Muir) Blackley (circa 1793-1866) and her American descendants. Compiled by Roberta M. McDow, 2003. Comprehensive 54-page booklet on the genealogy of the only known sibling of Daniel Muir, John Muir's father.
II.1.3: Elmwood Cemetery. Correspondence between Janene Ford (UOP Archives Coordinator) and Richard Stewart (Elmwood Cemetery historian) regarding the burial place of Daniel Muir and two of his infant grandchildren. Includes photos of headstone purchased by Muir-Hanna Trust. 2003-2004.
II.1.4: Louisiana Strentzel Diary 1850/51, 1868, 1871/72, 1877/79. Diary entries by John Muir's mother-in-law from time that Strentzel's settled along the Merced River, through the families move to the Alhambra Valley (later John Muir's Home in Martinez) in 1853 until engagement of their daughter Louie Strentzel to John Muir. Diary entries consist mostly of weather and the day-to-day life of a farming family in California. Also includes note on provenance of diary by James Gaines.
II.1.5: Strentzel, John T. Autobiography. Notes on early life in Europe and experiences in Texas; overland journey to California, 1849; earliest experiences in California including various ventures in Stanislaus Co.; establishment of his home near Martinez. C.1888 Copy of transcript; original at Bancroft Library.
Series III: Photography
III.1.1: Photographs in which John Muir appears.
III.1.2: Muir related photographs (Alhambra Valley)
Series IV: Other Material
IV.1.1: "Sundown Song" Henry Parker music set to John Muir's words
IV.1.2: "What I Know about John Muir" by Peter L. Trout, 1915. Original owned by Scott Cameron 2008
IV.1.3: Books owned by John Muir. Various lists of books that were owned by Muir that can be found in different repositories.
IV.1.4: John Muir stamps "first day of issue," April 29, 1964
IV.1.5: Eight Alaskan and African carvings
IV.1.6: Photographs of Daggett, California (circa 1995) by Peter Wild. Includes annotations relating the photographs to Muir's connection with Daggett.


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With the city of Toledo spending $3 million on the renovation of Fire Station 3 in north Toledo, neighbors are hoping that investment will lead to a real neighborhood revival.
As crews work to restore and expand the fire house at Erie and Bush, you don't have to go far to find blighted properties - vacant, abandoned buildings or properties not being properly maintained.
Neighborhood Block Watch leader Sy Kreais is urging the city to shine the spotlight on the area, to help leverage the community investment being made.
"I think if they kind of saturate this area a little more, it will come back. I've lived here almost 55 years. I've seen it in great times," said Kreais.
There are signs of neighbors taking matters into their own hands. Debra Pearson, a Woodward High School grad, is renovating a building at Lagrange and Michigan, where she's planning to open a barber shop/salon business later this year.
"My vision for this building and this area is to bring it back to the way it was. It's a family-based tradition here, where neighbors all know each other," said Pearson.
Pearson wants to be part of the foundation to revive the area.
"I really wanted to bring something back to this neighborhood. I could have gone anywhere," said Pearson.
Kreais is hoping other property owners take notice.
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(#) XEMOXGURLX 2006-11-09 01:00:08 PMOMG! i like it and Pierre poor poor Pierre! And Jeff would never do that or would he i dont know and that newspaper was really weird! I LIKE IT!
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(#) Pump_Up 2006-11-10 06:46:56 AMThanks a lot for reviewing it, I really apreciated it. I'm glad that you noticed the newspaper thing because as the story gets going, this newspaper will be really important for you to try to find out who did that and to conclude if it was Jeff or no. Most of the things you'll need to know are in this chapter, from now on, I'll make a flashback until the day he was kidnapped and I'll present really carefully each character. Hope you get interested on trying to discover it. Please, keep reviewing it and I would really appreciate a few more reviews.
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Use Purpose-Driven Investing to Achieve Your Goals
Published on - August 8th, 2006 (Modified on - October 28th, 2009) (by J.D. Roth)
Do you save for one thing at a time? Or do you pursue several goals at once? If you're like me, you work toward several financial goals simultaneously, but you keep most of your money clumped in one account. It's easy to forget how much you've saved for each goal. And it's easy to borrow money from one objective to pay for something else.
In his forthcoming book The Six-Day Financial Makeover, Robert Pagliarini advocates Purpose-Driven Investing:
Traditionally, most people invested for various vague goals and lumped all of their savings together in a single investment account. That's pretty boring. It's not very inspiring or effective.
Purpose-Driven Investing satisfies our need for a purpose and our need for instant gratification by thinking of each of our goals as a separate "basket". Each of our baskets represents a single goal with a clear purpose that we can see and grow.
What does this mean in the real world? It means that we have a single investment account for every goal. For example, if one of your goals is to take the family on a European vacation, create a separate savings account called "Family European Vacation Fund". This account or basket contains all of your savings toward that one goal. Every penny in the account is for the European vacation — not for retirement, a new car, your emergency fund, your kids' college tuition, or any other goal. What was once just a plain investment account is now a dream — a real goal you are committed to achieving. Account statements have been transformed from boring pieces of paper into exciting treasure maps!
In a way, Purpose-Driven Investing is like envelope budgeting, but on a larger scale. Pagliarini argues that Purpose-Driven Investing offers several advantages over traditional methods:
- It's modeled to your personality. You're able to customize your plan to your goals and your risk-tolerance.
- It's intuitive. Pagliarini says that this sort of saving is like that we did as kids: if we wanted a new comic book, we saved for it. If we wanted a bike, we saved for it.
- It's easy to track progress. Because each goal has its own account, you know how close your are to reaching it. When money is mixed in a single account, there's no easy way to see how close you are to individual goals.
- There are fewer risks. Each account is tailored to the timeline required. If you're saving for something near-term, you use the appropriate account. If you're saving for something in the future, you use a riskier account.
- You have a better chance of reaching your goals.
- It's easier to prioritize goals. When your goals are broken into separate accounts, it's simple to allocate money between them monthly. If you know you need to buy a car soon, you can prioritize that account. If you really want to max out your 401k, you can prioritize that account.
"Do what works for you," I always say — when I read Pagliarini's advice, I knew his method would work for me. Because I'm only a novice investor, I decided to apply the idea to my personal banking accounts, to pursue Purpose-Driven Saving.
I stopped by my credit union last week and opened an additional free savings account. "I have an extra savings account, too," the teller told me. He leaned forward. "I'm saving for an XBox 360," he whispered. I laughed and told him the truth: my new account will first be used to save for a Ninetendo Wii.
Here's how I've set up my accounts:
- I have a checking account for daily use.
- I have a high-interest joint savings account with my wife (we keep separate finances for everything else) that serves as an emergency fund.
- I have a primary low-interest savings account that I use as a holding tank for money as it's transferred here-and-there.
- I have a secondary low-interest savings account for short-term goals. (This is currently my Nintendo Wii fund, and contains the money I earned at our spring garage sale.)
- I have a business savings account that I use for medium-term goals (primarily technology purchases). I'm currently saving to purchase a replacement computer — my goal is to purchase a MacBook Pro by September 2007.
- I have a Roth IRA with Sharebuilder. (Ad: Buy Stocks for $4 at ShareBuilder.)
- I also have one remaining (non-mortgage) debt: a home equity loan. This isn't an investment account, but paying it off is part of my personal purpose-driven money plan.
These accounts don't earn optimal interest rates, but they're what works for me. I'm excited about this new way of looking at my money. I have high hopes that this method will help me achieve my financial goals more quickly.
I have a similar set-up at ING Direct–one savings account designated "Christmas" that is set up with an automatic monthly withdrawls from my checking account, another that I deposit my spare change into (my credit union cashes out change for free, as long as it is under $100) designated for a trip to Europe, another account in which I am saving for a nice digital camera. This is the only way I can keep my balances straight and save for specific goals.
I think this is great advice — with one caution.
Banks often set up savings account minimum balances to maximize their "fee revenue" — that is, the amount they charge you for not meeting one of the rules of the account. If you're not careful, you can lose a lot of money to fees, and you might make the mistake of blaming yourself instead of the bank.
I once set up a Washington Mutual savings account, and they told me the minimum balance was $1,000. I put a little more than that in the account. At some point I needed to withdraw a bit from that account, and it went below the minimum. For months, I would get a $10 "low balance" fee charged against that account, and I'd blame myself for not doing a better job of saving.
Finally I brought the account over $1,000, and waited to see the fee go away the following month. But it didn't. "Oh, I must have deposited too late in the month," I thought. The next month, the fee was still there. What the hell? So I called Washington Mutual, and they said, "We raised the minimum balance to $3,000." Aha. That's quite a trick! (It would be called "bait and switch" were in not for the miracle of fine-print terms & conditions bill inserts!) Now I have my savings in a bank with no minimum (USAA — in my experience, a great bank).
If you set up separate accounts for your goals, make sure you know exactly what the terms of those accounts are, and set them up with banks that not only have high interest, but also have fee schedules that aren't going to bite you. If you start hitting fees, blame the bank, not yourself, and take your business elsewhere.
I love this concept; before I operated separate accounts, I had nothing more than a hunch as to whether I was actually getting ahead or not. Keeping your emergency fund and your vacation fund in the same account is not wise, lemme tell ya.
I'll add another caveat to what Marc Hedlund said: Don't get too fidgety with transferring money between accounts. I did that and ended up getting a nasty-gram from ING:
The bottom line is that if withdrawal activity, including transfers to other deposit accounts at ING DIRECT, exceeds the six-per-month limitation more than three times in any twelve-month period, we must take steps to ensure that the excessive activity does not continue and that means closing your account. Unfortunately our hands are tied on this one, Federal law requires that all banks limit the number of withdrawals that can be made from certain types of accounts.
What I've done instead is set up fake savings accounts in Quicken, then do a "transfer" from my real ING account to one of them. This way, as my priorities change, I can shuffle cash around from one virtual account to the next without having to worry about anything except my own self-discipline (a sufficiently difficult task on its own).
Of course, this isn't for everyone. Personally, it doesn't bother me that I have to take extra steps in Quicken when I go to balance my savings account or to make a withdrawal from it, but I can see how that might grate on others' nerves.
Maybe I just need to read the book to get the full insight. I'm sure this may work for some people but I find that just a few accounts (money market, aggressive stock, bonds, etc.) work well for me. Subsequently, my wife and I easily maintain an excel spreadsheet with a listing of 20+ goals for saving with a bucket for each such as ski trip, kitchen remodeling, etc. Again, this works for us. I like keeping matters simple and manageable. Just my thoughts. Maybe I will pick up the book to get the full insight.
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I was planning on setting up separate savings accounts, too, on ING Direct. When I went to their website to set it up, I found that they couldn't link to my Fidelity brokerage account (which has an associated checking account), even though I used to have it set up that way. I like the idea of ING because it's easy to set up multiple accounts. Does anyone have suggestions for other online savings accounts that make it easy to set up multiple accounts for different purposes?
Smarty Pig has served us well for that and we track our finances through Fidelity Full View.
I have several accounts on ETrade, and that works pretty well for my savings goals. I have an investment account with a few mutual funds, a money market checking account, a CD, etc. It's very easy to move money between them when necessary, but it does take 3-5 business days to see money transferred from an external account.
Beware of fees, though!! There are definitely minimum balances to maintain and 6 maximum internet transfers per month, etc.
Another note on moving money around in savings accounts, this one with US Bank: As majeest said, I got a little over-excited one month about meeting so many savings goals that month, and began moving money in chunks so that I'd remember which transfer went with which goal. I thought I was just organizing myself when in reality I was building up transfer fees for my bank. Of course they didn't charge me for each transfer, like an overdraw, they waited until the end of the month and THEN took away $115 of my savings, $15 each for every transfer over the 6 allowed!!! When I called the bank very upset about my missing money, they had no sympathy and I ended up closing my account in a fit of rage. If I had known I was over the limit by seeing the $15 dollar charge, I would have stopped transferring money right away, but instead I had no idea until the end of the month. Gotta love the fine print!
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Wii Or Ds?
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Posted 27 June 2008 - 12:49 PM
im getting a Wii soon....hopefully
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Posted 14 July 2008 - 07:56 AM
QUOTE(oreon333 @ Mar 16 2008, 08:52 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I personally do not have nither of those, but I have a friend who has both of them and he said that Wii is terrible.
He bought his Wii, played once and after that he wants to "throw it away".
He said graphics in Wii is terrible; moreover, you can take DS anywhere you want.
So I would prefer to buy a DS.
He bought his Wii, played once and after that he wants to "throw it away".
He said graphics in Wii is terrible; moreover, you can take DS anywhere you want.
So I would prefer to buy a DS.
Had to reply to this, if he's played it 'once' how does he know. You cant read the first page of a book and say its rubbish. Playing one game on a console then saying the WHOLE CONSOLE is rubbish are the words of a spoilt child. Is your friend young?
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Posted 14 July 2008 - 12:59 PM
He might also be acting. He might like it so much that doesnt want you to have one either.xD
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Posted 23 July 2008 - 09:56 PM
You are comparing two different types of systems, a handheld and a system.
Posted 24 July 2008 - 09:57 AM
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You are comparing two different types of systems, a handheld and a system.
Thats what the the topic is, mon ami!!
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Posted 27 July 2008 - 05:48 PM
Wii, of course.
Posted 14 August 2008 - 04:54 PM
def the wii, ds is kinda irritating
Posted 20 November 2008 - 09:00 AM
They are 2 different type of games - like comparing apples and oranges. We own both and the wii takes up more space but is more fun.
Posted 01 May 2009 - 09:40 PM
Wii is way better
Posted 11 November 2010 - 03:29 AM
I think the DS is better than all the laptop to play, but the Wii is the motion, and so many accessories, like a tennis racket and bat in Wii Sports. DS has a touchscreen feature. I like the DS better.
Posted 07 March 2011 - 09:41 AM
According to me the Wii games are better than the DS games. It is easy to play any time and it's features are very nice than the DS games. I like the Wii games.
Edited by herinelvin, 07 March 2011 - 09:42 AM.
Posted 07 March 2011 - 02:59 PM
Both are admirable systems, but if you accept the money, get the Wii. I adulation arena Guitar Hero 3, Wii Sports/Play, and Super Mario Galaxy all on the aforementioned system all fun games.
Posted 07 October 2012 - 11:43 PM
I think Wii will be better for you.
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (Sept. 1, 2013) – Redshirt senior Jonelle Filigno (Mississauga, Canda) tallied the match's first goal – her third of the season – in the 77th minute on a penalty kick attempt, igniting the RU offense to score two more goals en route to a 3-0 victory against Fordham Sunday at Yurcak Field.
Filigno recorded an assist to freshman Madison Tiernan (Voorhees, N.J.) less than four minutes later and freshman Jessica Puchalski (South Brunswick, N.J.) notched her first career goal to make it a 3-0 game with 3:28 remaining in regulation.
Redshirt senior Jessica Janosz (Ringwood, N.J.) improved to 4-0 this season and 10-3 for her career in the four-save outing, as she has yet to allow a goal this season. She currently rides a scoreless streak of 347:25 consecutive minutes to begin 2013, as the defense was once again stellar, allowing just four shots on goal.
The Scarlet Knights are now 4-0 for the third time since 2007 and sixth time in the program's 30-year history.
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Tiernan set up the Filigno PK goal in the 77th minute, when she charged through the middle of the box before being tripped up by a Fordham defender. The foul in the box sent Filigno in to take a PK attempt for the second time in as many games, and for the second-straight match, the forward buried it in the back left to give RU the lead.
Filigno is now fourth all-time with 28 caps and is just one game-winner (14) shy of the all-time RU record held by Carli Lloyd and Kris Kurzynowski (15).
Filigno got in on the action again in the 81st minute, when freshman midfielder Jennifer Andresen (Franklin Lakes, N.J.) found a threatening Filigno in traffic just inside the top left corner of the box. From there, Filigno found Tiernan a few yards back, who launched a strike to the back right of the net for a 2-0 lead. The goal was Tiernan's second goal and Filigno's first assist of the season.
Puchalski ended the day with an exclamation point for the Scarlet Knights, as she dribbled her way down Fordham's right side from midfield to 10 yards out, where she beat Rams keeper Megan Fitzgerald left to make it 3-0 RU.
Despite allowing three goals, Fitzgerald (0-2) posted a solid effort in between the pipes, recording 13 saves.
The Scarlet Knights hit the road on Friday, Sept. 6 for one of their toughest games on the slate, as RU travels to take on No. 5/6 Virginia in its first match of the University of Virginia Tournament. The Cavaliers are 3-0 to start this season and take on Richmond later this afternoon.
- Sophomore midfielder Samantha Valliant (Markham, Ontario, Canada) made the first start of her career against the Rams. She logged 63 minutes and recorded two shots in the win.
- Andresen also made her first collegiate start in the victory. She recorded a career-high four shots – three on goal – in 28 minutes of action.
- The Scarlet Knights improved to 4-0 for the third time since 2007 and sixth time in the program's 30-year history.
- Filigno's PK goal, the second in as many games, gives her 14 game-winners for her career as a Scarlet Knight. She is now one game-winner shy of the all-time record held by Carli Lloyd and Kris Kurzynowski (15).
- Filigno is now in fourth place all-time on the RU goals list with 28 for her career.
- With a goal and an assist (three points), Filigno recorded her most points since posting four in RU's 5-0 victory over Cincinnati on Oct. 14, 2012.
- Janosz has now gone 347:25 consecutive minutes without allowing a goal to being 2013. With the shutout – her third of the season – she inched closer to former RU great Erin Guthrie's record streak of 403:39 minutes to begin the 2009 season.
- Crooks is now nine wins shy of reaching the 200-win mark for his coaching career. He is also 11 wins away from tying former RU coaching great Charlie Duccilli for the most wins as head of the women's program (167).
- RU's 28 shots were the most recorded in a single game since a 3-0 victory over Bucknell on Sept. 5, 2010. The team's 16 shots on goal are also the most since RU notched 18 in the Bucknell win.
- Sophomore defender Erica Skroski (Galloway, N.J.) logged the full 90 minutes for her third consecutive game in the victory. She is second in minutes this season to classmate Brianne Reed (Tinton Falls, N.J.), who has logged 342 to Skroski's 338.
- With the 13-save performance, Fordham keeper Megan Fitzgerald became the first opposing goalkeeper to make at least 10 saves since RU defeated Stony Brook, 2-0, on Sept. 7, 2012.
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LAFAYETTE, CO— Remember those odd lights that appeared in the night sky in El Paso late last year? Similar lights appeared in Lafayette, CO., last week.
MSNBC reported that three red lights in a triangle were seen hovering in the sky by several residents around 8:30 p.m. And though the night sky was clear, no one could see anything connecting the lights.
Leroy Vandervegt, 50, and his son Nick, 17, recorded the sighting.
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Latest New Product News from Eriez Magnetics
Rolled Media Gravity Bed Filter features heavy-duty construction.Eriez Magnetics Erie, PA 16506
Sep 04, 2014 Achieving clarity level of 20–30 microns with flows up to 90 gpm, Deep Bed Gravity Filter features electrical controls, heavy-duty chain, and flight deep bed mechanical conveyors. Lead in and flow out of disposable media eliminate dirty coolant by-pass around media, sealing edges with heavy-duty chain secure side seals, and bed depth lets head force liquid through media. Heavy, hot-rolled steel bar flights with flat edge maintain media seal and ensure proper media tracking and advance.
Sight Glass Magnets protect equipment and products.Eriez Magnetics Erie, PA 16506
Apr 21, 2014 Available to fit most sight glass loaders, Permanent Rare Earth Sight Glass Magnets remove fine and weakly magnetic ferrous contaminants, while Super Strength Rare Earth Permanent Sight Glass Magnets remove fine and weakly magnetic ferrous contamination from material flowing to injection machines or extruders. Units come in 1 or 5/8 in. magnet diameters and feature continuously welded stainless steel construction.
Residue Stream Monitor identifies loss of valuable metals.Eriez Magnetics Erie, PA 16506
Feb 24, 2014 By continually scanning residue stream, Metal Loss Monitor (MLM) lets operators determine quantity of unrecovered valuable metals passing through their scrap yard. Collected data enables observation of system performance variations over time and accelerates identification of maintenance issues and adjustment requirements. Able to be positioned upstream or downstream, monitor produces alarm signal (horn/beacon) when metal passes through; event is recorded in data file.
Tube Magnets remove ferrous contamination from products.Eriez Magnetics Erie, PA 16506
Oct 29, 2013 Constructed of 316L stainless steel with glass bead surface finish, ProGrade® Tube Magnets are available in Ceramic, Rare Earth, and Xtreme® Rare Earth magnet strengths, enabling customer to choose ideal level of protection for application. Portable units are suitable for removing ferrous contaminants from liquids in tanks and as quality control check of dry bulk materials. Measuring 1 in. in diameter, magnets come in lengths from 4–24 in. with ¼ x 20 tapped ends.
Metal Detector features multiple frequency range.Eriez Magnetics Erie, PA 16506
Oct 07, 2013 Equipped with extra large color interface, full QWERTY keyboard, and dedicated reject log, Xtreme® Metal Detector is intended for chemical, food processing, packaging, textiles, pharmaceutical, plastics, and rubber industries. Integrated beacon and configurable inputs and outputs facilitate installation, while large control opening enables access to wiring for trouble-free maintenance. From single PC, users can remotely monitor, analyze, and update multiple detectors.
Trap Magnets remove metal contamination to protect equipment.Eriez Magnetics Erie, PA 16506
Sep 30, 2013 ProGrade® Ferrous Traps come in Ceramic, Rare Earth, and Xtreme® Rare Earth magnet strengths to provide diverse industries with appropriate level of protection. In addition to serving general industry assemblies, areas of use for these magnetic separators include (depending on series) food and chemical, pharmaceutical, liquid lines, and sensitive processing equipment applications. Degree and type of contamination targeted also varies between series.
Magnetic separators remove accumulated fine iron contamination.Eriez Magnetics Erie, PA 16506
Aug 29, 2013 Xtreme® Rare Easy to Clean Grates in Housing, powered by Xtreme Rare Earth magnet material, remove weakly magnetic fine ferrous contamination. All 3 available sizes – 8.5 x 6 in., 10.5 x 8 in., and 12.5 x 10 in. – offer trouble-free, push-pull operation. Design simplifies and accelerates cleaning.
Magnetic Separators range in capacity to 120 tph.Eriez Magnetics Erie, PA 16506
Jul 19, 2013 In addition to separating weakly and moderately magnetic minerals, Wet High Intensity Magnetic Separators can remove impurities from non-metallic minerals. Systems offer dual jigging washing, air-assisted discharge, and vertical upside down washing to clean up entrainment in matrix and to avoid clogging for years. Additional features include direct water cooling and no step motion to minimize mechanical wear.
Eddy Current Separator features eccentric rotor design.Eriez Magnetics Erie, PA 16506
Jun 27, 2013 Featuring eccentric Rare Earth magnetic rotor with adjustable position, RevX-E® maximizes recovery of non-ferrous metals in ASR, cullet, plastics, secondary metals, and incineration ash applications. Smaller diameter magnetic rotor offset at top of larger outer shell allows repelling force to focus in area closest to outer shell, minimizing ferrous build-up by releasing it from belt after it has passed through field. In addition, separator has conveniently located access panels for servicing.
Suspended Electromagnets serve coal/mining operations.Eriez Magnetics Erie, PA 16506
Jun 25, 2013 Available with magnet sizes starting at 90 in.², SE 7000 BAMs are designed for heavy-duty applications in coal and mining industries. Each industrial-type suspended electromagnets is made for processing operations using wide, high-tonnage conveyor belts with deep burden depths. Magnets remove tramp metal that presents hazard to downstream crushers, mills, pulverizers and grinders. Also, BAMs remove sharp metal that can damage/tear conveyor belts. BAMs also come in Self Clean (SC) style.
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Eriez®-Europe Celebrates 40th Anniversary
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New Positions for Key Personnel at Eriez Magnetics
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Eriez® New Products for the Recycling Industry Help Company Attain Record High Sales in 2008
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Eriez® Sells Innovative ProSort Metal Sorter to wTe® Recycling Corporation
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Eriez Introduces Advanced Flotation Technology
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Eriez® Introduces StackCell Next-Generation Flotation Technology
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Apr 09, 2008
Eriez® Acquires Complete Ownership of Eriez MBE India Limited (EMIL)
Apr 04, 2008
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Eriez® Model P Grate Offers Solution for Hoppers of All Shapes
Feb 06, 2008
Eriez® Wet Drum Separators Offer Innovation in Magnetic Circuit Design
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Eriez® Builds One of the World's Largest Electromagnets
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Eriez® ProGrade(TM) Magnetic Separators Offer Plastic Processors High Performance at a Low Price
Nov 27, 2007
Eriez® Literature Features Chip and Parts Conveyors in a Wide Variety of Configurations
Nov 02, 2007
Eriez Magnetics® Named Manufacturing 'Employer of the Year' By the Economic Development Council of Erie County
Jul 20, 2007
Celebration Commemorates 60-Year Partnership of Eriez® and Dominion-Carolina
Jun 11, 2007
Eriez Headquarters Expansion Enables Company to More Effectively Serve Heavy Equipment Industries
Dec 01, 2006
Eriez Offers Polymag® Information Kit
Jul 27, 2006
ERIEZ' New Polymag® Process Revolutionizes Plastics Recovery
Jan 25, 2006
Eriez Announces Plant Expansion at Eriez-USA
Jan 14, 2006
ACS Group To Market Eriez Magnetics Products
Sep 30, 2005
Eriez' New Polymag(TM) Process Revolutionizes Plastics Recovery
Sep 07, 2005
Eriez Expands Staff to Promote its Innovative, New PolyMag(TM) Process
Aug 29, 2005
Eriez Signs New Representative Agreement with Russell Marketing
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