TripleDigitRide

Congrats to the both of you. Now the two of you can put on your matching workout suits and do the Wally World walk together.

I'm getting real tired of seeing my 401K on the decline. I need a better way to save for retirement. Not only do I have a 401K, but I work for an employee owned company, and receive an unspecified number of shares each year though our ESOP program. Unfortunately, I'm not sure I can count on those shares any more than I can count on my 401K. When we became an employee owned company, they decided to stop matching our 401K contributions, but I'm fairly certain the number of shares we receive is partially based on how much we contribute to our own 401K. I'm almost positive I cannot withdraw or transfer the company stock unless I leave the company, but think I can possibly do something with the 401K. Anyone with any real knowledge have any suggestions?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fL4GPavajhI

Unless they are posted, yes.

What is a dealer sample?

After a quick search on GunBroker and GunsAmerica, I saw a couple for about $7,000 and one for about $20,000. I guess there are different versions. Shows what little I know about them.

If I had to guess, maybe $15,00-$20,000. That is just a gues, and not a very educated one, I must admit.

There is no cost at all. Visit the following website for more info. Beautification Office - Tennessee Department of Transportation - Environmental Division You simply fill out an Online Volunteer Application Form and contact the TDOT coordinator in your area. You can find out who that is by calling 615.741.6896. If you have any questions along the way, feel free to shoot me a PM. I'll be more than happy to help in an way I can.

Joe at Hero-Gear has graciously offered to donate some ANSI II Hi-Vis safety vests for this project. Rather than borrowing vest from the state each time, we could have our very own. This would also allow us to put some sort of TGO logo (even if with a Sharpie) on the vests. Thanks again to Joe and Hero-Gear.

The state does supply safety vests (to borrow), but we did discuss buying our own, so we could put some sort of TGO logo on the back, even if we were forced to use a Sharpie. Your generous offer could put us in that direction, and would be much appreciated. I'm still gathering a list of volunteers, so as soon as I get an actual number, I will pass on that info.

You could easily drive by one just like it, everyday. :hint: :hint:

I hope to see other members take charge of their areas. We could have TGO signs all over the state. Here is the sign for the Sumner County area.

BTW, the lady I've been speaking with told me that our assigned section of highway would be from mile marker #3 to mile marker #6. Based on the actual location of our sign, that information does not appear to be correct. I will have to take another look, but I think our section is going to be from mile marker #4 to mile marker #6. I will double check and update this thread as soon as I get a chance.

Not sure why they didn't word the sign how I asked, but here it is. Sorry for the crappy picture, but I only had time to take a quick picture with my phone.

The 'Sumner County Adopt-A-Highway Group' will now be responsible for the section of highway located between mile marker #3 and mile marker #6 on the eastbound (from Nashville towards Gallatin) side of Highway 386, better known to many as Vietnam Veterans Boulevard.

WOW! I'll have to get a picture tomorrow. They weren't supposed to have the sign put up until after our first clean-up. Where exactly is it at?

I'm 99.99% sure I can make.

That's pretty bad ass.

How much cash is that? A bunch.

Cookeville. May be some good deals to be had. Thought I'd pass it on. Starts tomorrow at 10:00 am.

Ha! That's the city I was born in.

That will work, too.

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I have officially learned my lesson. Won't happen again.