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      West Chester/Liberty Township Ohio Cost of Commuting
      The cost of gas has everyone’s attention today. For those thinking about moving to West Chester, Fairfield or Liberty Township and working in Cincinnati (or commuting the other way) weighing the benefits of commuting against mortgage payments can be a real eye opener. Try looking at homes closer to work or public [...]

      Written by: The Cincy Blog


      More on Commuting....
      More on commuting. By the by this blog is turing into a commuting special of some sort, don’t you think? Yesterday I was deeply into Salman Rushdie’s “Enchantress of Florence” and lost all track of... This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more!

      Written by: Johnwriter's Raves & Rants


      Safe Commuting with your Ford Focus
      A surprisingly large number of accidents occur every day, and many of these occur when people are on their morning commute. The morning commute can be frustrating and dangerous for many drivers. Here are some things you can do to help make your commute as safe as possible: Avoid distractions. When we think about distracted driving, [...]

      Written by: Sunset Ford Dealer Blog of St. Louis, MO


      Would you Spend $1,000 a Month on Gas? Why Gas Prices are hurting the Inland Empire: A Case Study of Commuting.
      Last week a rather important event occurred. The Ford F-Series trucks were overthrown from their throne of number one best selling vehicle after decades of sales dominance. In another sign of the times the cars that replaced the empty chair are fuel efficient vehicles. This is rather important since it appears that [...]Related Posts:■The Cost of Mortgaged Suburbia: 3 Modern Housing Psycholog

      Written by: Doctor Housing Bubble - How I Learned to Love Southern California and Forget the Housing Bubble!


      Commuting in the Yukon- Can Ya Bear It?
      This photo is from Sleddog Stacie’s blog yesterday. While this is a brown-phase black bear, there have also been grizzlies seen regularly the past 3 weeks in the Dry Creek area between Spirit Lake and Carcross. Sure beats bumper-to-bumper freeway traffic, eh?     

      Written by: The ExploreNorth Blog


      Commuting Blues and Greys, and PYT Speaking into Cellphone
      I wasn’t prepared for it. I was caught unawares. These things happen; well they do, only in morning rush hour in Bombay. I have travelled in public transport in Delhi, Bangalore, Bangkok, Kuala... This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more!

      Written by: Johnwriter's Raves & Rants


      The years of commuting
      I read a story in the paper today (twice in fact as it was in both the morning and evening papers) which said that on average a worker spends FIVE YEARS commuting to and from work. Unless you live in London in which case the figure rises to EIGHTEEN YEARS. Now I know where all my time goes. Tonight's journey felt like five years all by itself. I'd make a resolution not to complain about the

      Written by: London Calling


      Bike Commuting: Is it for me?
      I am currently in the serious consideration phase of becoming a bike commuter. The weather is starting to get really nice here in San Diego and I would love to spend a few hours each day enjoying the open skies and brown (but temporarily green) countryside. Here is a quick little list of some of the pros and cons of that I have thought of that are currently influencing my thought process.The ProsGood exercise - the extent of my current exercise regimen is 3 miles of walking per work day coupled with some light calisthenics thrown in to keep me alert as I sit at my desk. If I switched to biking my total mileage traveled under my own power would increase 633% per week and I would be spending 1400% more time exercising. That's a lot of nuts.Same approximate commute time - right now takin

      Written by: My Family's Money


      Bike Commuting: Is it for me?
      I am currently in the serious consideration phase of becoming a bike commuter. The weather is starting to get really nice here in San Diego and I would love to spend a few hours each day enjoying the open skies and brown (but temporarily green) countryside. Here is a quick little list of some of the pros and cons of that I have thought of that are currently influencing my thought process.The ProsGood exercise - the extent of my current exercise regimen is 3 miles of walking per work day coupled with some light calisthenics thrown in to keep me alert as I sit at my desk. If I switched to biking my total mileage traveled under my own power would increase 633% per week and I would be spending 1400% more time exercising. That's a lot of nuts.Same approximate commute time - right now takin

      Written by: My Family's Money


      Car Loans for People With Bad Credit: Money for Easing Commuting
      Purchasing a car is a dream that everyone wants to realize. But not everyone can afford to buy a car at one go. Availing a loan is not a bad idea in such a situation. But what to do if a person is having a bad credit status? Bad creditors find it difficult to apply for any loan but due to the tight competition existing in the market, lenders are now ready to advance loan to such people. Car Loans for people with bad credit is also one such loan.InformationThese loans are meant for people suffering from arrears, defaults, CCJ’s, IVA, bankruptcy etc. It is available in both the formats that are secured and unsecured bad credit loans. To avail secured car loan bad credit you will have to place your car as security against the loan amount. Unsecured genres can be availed without placing any

      Written by: UK Car Loans-Bad Credit Car Loans-Used Car Loans


      Tele Commuting
      The last few years has seen a definite change in the work scene. More and more people are opting to work from the comfort of their own homes. These people form a wide cross section of society. Earlier only people trained in the IT industry could opt for this facility, but now almost anyone with a basic knowledge of the computer can try their hand at this and could out successful. This move from the confined office spaces to the luxury of our own homes is a move that even companies are encouraging. This helps the companies to reduce their cost of infrastructure. With the sky-rocketing rents and other amenities required to maintain an office, many companies are working out a way to find work which can be done without being in office or with a skeleton staff in office.Earn Money Online! No Re

      Written by: Latest Trends in Industry


      Bad Credit Car Loans: Poor Credit Can't Cease Your Commuting Comforts
      A person with a good credit history can apply for a car loan, but what about a person having bad credit history? The answer is bad credit car loans. With bad credit car loans, buying a car has never been easier for a bad credit holder. Now everyone can afford to own a car and drive through the commuting comforts.DETAILS OF BAD CREDIT CAR LOANSAs the name suggests, bad credit car loans are the loans offered to people having bad credit status. This can happen due to many reasons like, CCJ, bankruptcy, default, arrears, missed installments etc. Bad credit car loans are available in both the traditional forms secured and unsecured. For secured bad credit car loans one is required to pledge his/her car as collateral with the lender.This helps in getting the loan at lower interest rate as the lender is having security in the form of car; also the repayment duration is longer compared to unsecured loan. You can also avail unsecured bad credit car loan, but the interest rates will be higher co

      Written by: UK Car Loans-Bad Credit Car Loans-Used Car Loans


      Commuting Murder
      There are two things that I take very seriously when I'm commuting; my reading and my music. So, when an idiot makes the bad judgement to pretend that the people sitting around him wouldn't mind his choice of song, food and other various idiotic things that he does, I have this overwhelming urge to wrap my hands around his thick neck and choke the miserable life out if him. The punk rocker wanna-be on my left promptly had his laptop out the moment he sat down and had his music on at full blast and started munching on an apple filled pastry. Usually, I'm able to tune out the outside noise but when you have Micheal Learns to Rock drowning out my Linkin Park and distracting me from my Kitchen Confidential, there's bound to be bloodshed. Fortunately for the punk rocker wanna-be with the questionable taste in music, he got off the train just as I was about to shove the bloody pastry up his nose and hit him repeatedly with the laptop until the music stops playing say something. It'll be

      Written by: Oh Look, Krill!


      Commuting Sleeping Jacket
      Where can I get one?I can fall asleep virtually anywhere and I've lost count now of the amount of times I've fallen asleep on the Tube. However, it appears that some people need help falling asleep on public transport and Matthew Gale has designed a jacke..

      Written by: Designer handbags


      Economical international commuting
      It feels like I’ve been commuting between Perpignan and Belfast over the last month or so with two trips already and a third looming.Since we have places to stay in both countries, it means that our timetable is quite flexible so I’ve spent a bit of time on SkyScanner checking out the cheapest prices and coming up with some slightly peculiar routes. Belfast isn’t really that easy to get to from here so I usually end up flying into Dublin which has considerably more choice in terms of discount flights and seems to have lower departure taxes as well which drops the prices a little bit more. The only problem is the bus up which isn’t nearly as reliable as it used to be and on Fridays it’s quite common to have to wait for as much as three hours just to get a bus with any free seats. Of course, for me, Friday is often the day with the cheapest flights as most people are leaving Ireland for France/Spain on a long weekend therefore the flights from France/Spain t

      Written by: Foreign Perspectives


      Commuting Costs Rise
      Commuting costs continue to multiply - from the Chicago Tribune.  Interesting article on small concept cars like the Chevrolet “Trax” pictured below.  If people are going to insist on driving in highly congested urban centers I’d much rather see these cute little cars surrying around instead of behemoth SUVS.  The site www.vote4chevrolet.com will be up April 4 with more small car pictures. Nice design, but my bike gets me around just fine, and costs me nothing but my own energy. Chicago Tribune Article:  Photo from Car Magazine Don’t need a few cups of caffeine this morning. Simply consider the message delivered by the AAA to open the eyes wide. If you commute by car, the AAA says, you spend about $62 for every 100 miles you travel.  Just one sobering thought in the AAA’s just-released “Your Driving Costs” study, which calculates the annual cost to own and operate a car based on its size. The 2007 results reveal that you have to dip into

      Written by: Future Gringo


      Things That Make You An Asshole - Commuting Edition
      I have to commute to work, I'm sure I've mentioned this before a few times. I have to take the train, and I pay about £1800, about $3500. For that sort of money I should be getting free meals and a bed on my train. However most of the time I manage to get a seat, and that's good enough for me, as I either read, sleep or play on my DS.Most of the people I travel with are nice enough, they are courteous and polite, we apologise to one another if we get in each others way, or say thank you if they let us pass. But there's always a few oxygen thieves around who make commuting even more tiresome. Here are the top 5 things that make you an asshole commuter:1. Standing on the left of the escalator.2. Stopping suddenly in the middle of the flow of commuters.3. Not moving into the train so more people can get on.4. Complaining loudly about nothing.5. Standing in front of the train doors.On the way to work these things are barely noticed through my blurry and semi-comatose morning haze. I s

      Written by: I'm going to Hell


      How To Turn Non-Deductible Commuting Mileage Into A Legitimate Business Expense
      For most folks, commuting mileage is a non-deductible expense -- unless you know the little tax trick I'm about to reveal. The non-deductibility of commuter miles is painfully true for the employee who fights rush hour traffic every day, twice a day, for 5 to 10 hours a week. All that hassle, and what does he have to show for it? Just gas money down the drain, not to mention the wear and tear

      Written by: Article Today


      Da Joys of Commuting and other Drek...plus SHOUTOUTS!
      Thought for Today:"He that respects himself is safe from others. He wears a coat of mail that none can pierce." — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807-1882).Sudiegirl's response: Why do I keep posting these things? I'm just going to be disappointed. Why hasn't someone famous said something like, "Would you just shut up and be a sheep like the rest of us? Quit whining!" Either that or "It's just another day closer to death...grit your teeth."Well...the mystique of the urban commute is eluding me, folks. Let me break it down for ya.On Friday, I took the Metro to work. I encountered my first scary weirdo guy. Apparently I have a sign that's readable only by scary weirdo guys that says:Like I said...I can't see it, but they can. Astounding. So I'm filling up my SmartTrip card, and some guy starts talking to me about the weather conditions and how it's all Bush's fault. It's a little early for this crap, first of all. We're talking it's 6 AM or something and I am finally

      Written by: Musings of a chick


      (Quick update) Stuff you can do while commuting that can get you killed or end up in jail
      Doing a handstand to catch a PUV's attention. Attempting to skip your fares by dancing naked instead. Drinking freshly-made coffee while boardin a PUV. Trying to seduce the driver for free fares while he's driving. ...especially if you're a guy and the driver is, too. Proving to your little brother that you can make monorails ...

      Written by: The Magical Flying Chicken


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