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The KTS Function Hall is a multi-purpose function hall with capacity for 600 persons, or 60 tables. The hall was designed to cater for large events (including weddings) or conferences, and it also houses the Cheng De Restaurant.
There are big projector screens that sit on every corner of the hall, high-end sound system, and has a custom-made glass sliding doors that provide diners with a view of Mount Santubong as well as the surrounding amazing landscape garden and the flowing river by the side.
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This post is my contribution to Biblical Womanhood's Frugal Fridays series.
I've focused so much on increasing my earnings and decreasing my spending on
groceries and restaurants this summer that I didn't give much thought to my monthly bills. In my calculations, I always just assumed cable and phone to be fixed expenses, like my rent or health insurance. They are, of course, not.
So I decided to examine them and see what could be eliminated. Cable and internet, while discretionary expenses, are things we really use and enjoy, so cutting them off entirely wasn't really on the table at this point (although they might be in the future). Our house phone line, on the other hand, seemed worth looking into.
We rarely, if ever, call out on our house line, and since we always have extra minutes leftover on the smallest cell plan we could get (we mostly use free weekend or mobile to mobile time), we could easily make that substitution. Nobody calls us except one friend who is local, and he could easily make the switch too. Our apartment call box is hooked up to our local phone, but for $5 a month we can have them use our cells instead. To cut out a $25 expense in favor of a $5 expense seemed like a no-brainer.
Except not.
Our internet right now is DSL through the phone company for only $20 a month. When we used cable internet it was between 40 and 50. I called the phone company and asked what happens to our DSL if we cancel our local phone, and I was told we'd have to switch to "dry loop" DSL which would cost $40 a month. Not much in the way of reducing our expenses. Our options became cable internet for $45 a month, DSL for $40 a month, or DSL and phone for $45. Hmmmmmm.
She then offered to link my cell phone bills to my landline bills and give me a one time credit of $25. While not the $20 a month decrease I'd been hoping for, it sounded worth doing, especially since I could just cancel next month. When she went to do it though, she found she couldn't because of the 15% discount we're getting on our cell phones through hubby's job (15% every month > $25 once). Hrmppphh.
Frustrated, I thanked her and hung up. Desperately wanting to do something about my monthly expenses, I called my cable company and asked for a special. For those of you who are timid about doing this, as I used to be, I wasn't rude, I didn't threaten to quit, I didn't abuse anyone or ask for a manager. I simply called the sales department and said "I was wondering if we were eligible for any discounts." She checked and said they could give me a rate $15 lower than what we were currently paying for the next three months. So with that phone call I saved $45. I just have to remember to call back in three months.
But what to do about the phone and internet? Hmmmm. Any suggestions?
Friday, July 27, 2007
Lowering my monthly bills
This post is my contribution to Biblical Womanhood's Frugal Fridays series.
Posted by story girl at 11:23 AM
Labels: Frugal, Saving money
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- Fabulously Broke in the City said...
I dunno.. but I can tell you that when we bundled all of our services and got a hefty 15% discount, when we cancelled each service one by one, they still kept that discount on the account for us, even though we only had one product in the end (cellphone)...
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Today is the big day! I am leaving for Arizona today! We will drive to Des Moines, then to Colorado Springs, then to Sedona! Yay! My camera will be a-clickin' a lot! I won't be back till June 30 so yeah.
I worked yesterday. I printed like a fiend. 17 rolls in 90 minutes! Yay me! It may have only been 60 but I didn't really keep track.
Somebody still owes me money. The deadline is looming my friend.
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Friday morning the forecast was dreary to downright miserable, luckily it wasn't raining in Somerville, otherwise I might have bagged it right then, instead I got in the car and drove for thirty minutes before I began thinking hard about calling 'er off. It was kind of sleeting, or Snraining, whatever it was doing it wasn't pleasant. I was almost there so I stuck it out, thinking I'd show up to an empty parking lot. Not so, there were hundreds of people there, getting ready to ride in the rain, and the cold, and the crap.
I rode around looking for my buddies Tom and Reenie, I didn't find them, but I did find regional Trek Tech Rep and local rider, Dave O'Connell. I asked if I could roll with him and his buddies and we were off.
The first few miles were fire road and jeep trail. At one point we came around a corner to find a rider walking toward us giving a warning of ice on the road. Some other folks wound up going down, it seemed too warm for icy conditions but it was indeed icy. When we stopped for Cocoa (courtesy of The Auburn New Hampshire fire department) the parking lot was glare ice. The Firemen had optional "Warming elements" for the cocoa. I'd had enough of such "elements" the night before so I stuck with straight up cocoa.
After that it was into the singletrack. It was good, all twisty and turny and rooty. Probably not too challenging when dry but an accident waiting to happen in the wet. No real big moves that I found, just miles of hypnotic, flowing singletrack.
Back up, as we were rolling over to the cocoa stop I was asking dave about "The Log Roll", I started telling him about how my now fiance' Miriam had wrecked herself on this stunt and ended up with Gangrene due to negligence on the part of a cocky and dismissive ER surgeon. At the stop a guy approached me and introduced himself as "The Surgeon who sewed that girl up". Did he hear the full version of my story? I don't know. If I were him would I have introduced myself to me. Probably not.
He demonstrated the kind of tact that informs his infamous bedside manner. "Did you come to the hospital with her?"."No". "Oh, she must have been dating some other guy back then, cuz she came with a guy". "Ya, that was her brother (dipshit)". This is going well.
We were never going to be friends anyway, something to do with the fact that he had sewed my girlfriend's leg up too tight causing Gangrene and with bacteria inside which caused an infection. Ultimately she spent a week in the hospital undergoing four surgeries and then spent six weeks hobbling around with a vacuum dressing (a small unit which helped drain and pull the wound together). Altogether this sucked pretty bad and sadly could have been prevented if things had been done right to begin with.
I ran into a couple friendly familiar faces out there, one was 29er Crew Rider Michael Patrick, one of my favorite rivals on the local race scene. Funny, I just linked to the 29er Crew page and Mike actually has a nice report up about the two of us riding together at The Landmine Classic a couple months back. Makes me even more eager for the upcoming season.
Then I ran into IBC rider Doug "Hill Junkie" Jansen out on his single speed. I chased after him and his buddy for a minute, realized that Doug is still in pretty good shape (unlike me), then sat up and waited for Dave and his crew. We rode for a little while more then my adopted posse opted to cut out. They directed me to some good trails, but me being me I got lost and wound up repeating everything we'd done plus the remainder of the thing they call the 15 mile "Hero Loop". After the getting fat fest of the day prior I hadn't eaten anything before the ride, hoping to burn off some of my "stores". I ran out of gas and went all noodle legs while there was still plenty of riding left to do.
The Remedy was a little overkill for these trails, but it's still a vacation from the abuse of Crosscountry racing. Riding moderate XC type trails on the thing is like being on a rolling couch sitting on a water bed which is also rolling. It ain't a thing. And yes, it does corner like a mothersucker.
So yes, the infamous Log Roll that took Miriam out. You have to understand (three people that are still reading this infrequently updated in the offseason BLAWG) that when Miriam attempted this thing she was a huge rookie. She had never ridden her 80mm of travel hard tail down a set of four stairs, nor would she have tried it at that point. This was WAY over her head.
She came off it, looped out, went sailing into the rocks and underbrush on the side of trail and came out with a 10 inch long, six inch wide, and three inch deep wound. Her shorts held the fascia and skin together as she rode the two miles to the trailhead.
The kid in the photo was hesitant to do ride it. An older guy went up to coach him through as a photographer situated at the bottom heckled "Ya, he's coached millions of kids through this...and only like 7 of them ended up breaking any bones".
The kid rolled it just fine. As I prepared to ride away I commented "Probably a good thing I didn't tell him about my girlfriend who ate it on this thing and ended up with Gangrene". And who was standing right the frick behind me when I uttered this statement? That's right, the ER doc who "Sewed that girl up"...too tight and with bacteria inside. If he didn't catch the trash talking the first time he sure as hell did this time. I told Miriam this story, she enjoyed it.
In other news, The Ice Weasels prep continues. Here my Auntie Neil as we call him, does some mowing of the course. It's looking good, getting more packed in, seems like we might even have a small section of mud if it's at all wet that day. It's gonna be good...now go sign up. Do it, do it.


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Women's English is often hard to understand whereas Men's English is pretty easy and direct. So all in good fun, I'm going to help you with a guide that will enable you to quickly know exactly what a woman is saying and meaning….
- Yes = No
- No = No
- Maybe = No
- You make the decision = Yes
- We need = I want
- I am sorry = You'll be sorry
- We need to talk = You're in trouble
- Sure, go ahead = You better not
- Do what you want = You will pay for this later
- I am not upset = Of course I'm upset!
Men's English
- Yes Dear = Yes
- Yes Dear = No
- Yes Dear = Maybe
- Yes Dear = I'm not telling you
- Yes Dear = Oh, please be quiet
- Yes Dear = I am not going to do all those chores today
- Yes Dear = I wish you would be quiet so I can hear the football game
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Has coarse restrooms but no visitor center, parking jammed on busy days
50 acres with ¾-mile boardwalk
"Palm Beach County Water Utilities Department's Southern Region Water Reclamation Facility pumps approximately two million gallons of highly treated water into the Wakodahatchee Wetlands. By acting as a natural filter for the nutrients that remain, the wetlands work to further cleanse the water." (From the Wakodahatchee web site)
John was away having fun Friday, so today's topic is more southern than usual. My wife Donna and I skipped around the Wakodahatchee Wetlands boardwalk in Delray Beach, then a second loop to prolong the joy. Near each other geographically, Wakodahatchee and Green Cay are wastewater reclamation sites with benefits. Sewage treatment generates leftover water after subtracting solids and organic matter, and pathogen suppression. The most salient problem with the the effluent is its heavy nutrient load, a special curse here in nutrient-overloaded Florida and its beleaguered aquifers.
There are varied ways to dispose of the juice, and they all stink. One approach is to spread it over an area inhabited by marshy plants to extract the unwanted nutrients. It is not my intent to evaluate the environmental pros and cons of such treatment as opposed to alternatives. You have to do something with stinkjuice, so we might as well enjoy it. Wakodahatchee Wetlands and Green Cay service millions of reclaimed gallons daily over a collective 150 acres. (The water smells only a teensie weensie. Not a problem to most noses.)
Now to the good stuff. Both wetlands are famous for is birds and critters: anhingas, bobcats, coots, cormorants, ducks, ducks and more ducks, egrets, gators, glossy ibis, grebes, herons of all stripes, marsh hares, marsh wrens, moorhens, people in funny hats, purple galinules, spoonbills, warblers, wood storks, and more. What a joy to see so many people drawn to the birds and bees, and as a byproduct of sewage no less.
Now what about the botany? The fauna upstages the flora, but still the plants give a glimpse of life in a super-nutrient-enriched soup. Is it fair to state that native Florida marsh plants tend to be nutrient-limited under pristine natural circumstances? The designers of Green Cay say they modeled the "ecosystem" on the Everglades. But what could be farther apart environmentally: at one extreme, the Everglades where we worry about 10 parts per billion phosphorus, and at the other pole, sewage broth with a smorgasboard of nutrients. Reclaimed water in Naples has phosphorus at 370 parts per billion. Or to put it differently, the Everglades model leaves me behind as soon as I don't see Sawgrass!
It is not only Sawgrass that is missing or scarce. We think of Cattails invading the Everglades thanks to nutrient pollution, yet cattails are not an important presence at today's venues. The dominant plants are: Alligator Flag (Thalia geniculata), Arrowhead (Sagittaria lancifolia), Bulrushes (Schoenoplectus species), Knotted Spikerush (Eleocharis interstincta), Pickerelweed (Pontederia cordata), Pondapples (Annona glabra) with cormorant nests and guano, Spadderdock (Nuphar luteum) with floating tubers as big as alligators, and Water Lettuce (Pistia stratiotes). There are others, of course, but the lush vista is species-poor missing the fine-tuned diversity of grasses, sedges, rushes, xyris, wetland shrubs, and wildflowers typically encountered in natural wetland ecosystems.
The created wetlands are a study of plant life in unlimited water, unlimited sunshine, and an overdose of nutrients. So then, with all that abundance, what does limit plant growth there in marsh heaven? Perhaps space to grow. Wakodahatchee and Green Cay are wall-to-wall with a comparatively small number of planted species and uninvited others in massive often monospecific stands. Acre-sized drifts of single species.
In a nutshell, to a visitor with a camera interested in birds the sites are a delight, and that is genuinely a wonderful thing. I am enthusiastically one of the delighted, funny hat an all. I go there frequently and love it for all the favorable features, even if botanically the "ecosystem" is more of heavily fertilized garden than a Florida wetland. Hey, I like gardens too.
Some of the spontaneous species are abundant and eye-catching. In the Carrot Family, Water-Pennyworts, Hydrocotyle umbellata (I think it is umbellata from above on the boardwalk), form sprawling rhizomatous mats. Hydrocotyles are the dreaded Dollarweeds in suburban lawns. You'd never see the relationship to carrots without a close look at the flowers, or maybe a sniff of bruised leaves. University of Michigan ethnobotancial files record Seminoles applying the herbs against "turtle sickness," i.e. "tembling, short breath, and cough." I think I might suffer T.S. just before public presentations, but I'll just imagine the crowd in their skivvies, because, as with many members of the Carrott Family, ingesting the plant is a toxic gamble. My neurotic anxieties aside, Hydrocotyles are prominent in herbology. CLICK
Another modest mud-dweller, Water-Hyssop, Bacopa monnieri, is again an herbal superstar. This little member of the erstwhile Scropulariaceae has a medicinal reputation out of proportion for a nutrient-greedy mat-forming weed. Regarded debatably as a Florida native, this small creeper is all around the warm-climate world, and has has ancient names in both hemispheres. In both the Eastern and Western hemispheres old medicinal uses abound, too many to list, although recurrent applications are against rheumatism and to counter neurologic disorders. To skip ahead a few centuries, the species has popped into modern medical research of interest against Alzheimer's Disease, perhaps a contemporary echo of ancient uses against dementia.


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The Iran National Pavilion in Shanghai Free Trade Zone will officially open in November.
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Iranian technologies will also be introduced, such as medical equipment, security systems, agriculture, biotechnology, electron optical technology, and nanotechnology.
Iran is an important junction along the Belt and Road initiative, said Zhang Yuxin, deputy curator of the Iran National Pavilion.
It will be a platform to integrate resources in China and promote more Chinese companies to build the Iranian economy, Zhang said. It will also help strengthen cooperation between both countries' economies, society, and culture as well as further develop Iran's infrastructure, finance, and service industries.


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