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Like........Um........ Like.....For real.......DUH!

During his research, Samsung in general was often at the top. You could probably find a Samsung without the steam option. Probably cheaper, too.

My parents are on their second set of front-load washer and dryer. The first set was a Whirlpool, and the purchase was made with very little research. According to my father, this was a huge mistake. The Whirlpool set was nothing but trouble. To be fair, the Whirlpool set was purchased some time ago when the front-load washers were just coming to the market. This time, when they decided it was time for a new set, my father spent nearly a month and a half researching every option on the market. Everything pointed to the Samsung with Silvercare. Washer model number: 195027 Dryer model number: 195030 (Electric) He said that these are the stainless versions, but Samsung offered the same set in other color options, and the prices were a little cheaper. My stepmother just had to have stainless. They have now had the set for about 7 months, and not a single issue. According to him, this set does clean and dry far better, has much, much less vibration and noise (a common issue with many front-load washers), and very easy to operate. He did also mention that this set was towards the top of the price spectrum. And worth every penny.

What is your price range? You can spend anywhere from about $1500 to about $3000 for a set.

That's real darn fast, based on some of the numbers I've seen. Watch out, Wal-Mart shoppers.

Nevermind. After reading This Page, I want nothing to do with NACA.

I had a similar thought when I first visited the website. Being a single father who's never received a penny in child support or financial assistance of any kind (private or governmental), I sure wouldn't mind someone helping me get the best deal possible on my first home. I wouldn't be looking for free handouts or something that could negatively effect others, so I wanted to make sure I wasn't getting myself into something like that.

The Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America ("NACA") is a non-profit, community advocacy and homeownership organization. NACA’s primary goal is to build strong, healthy neighborhoods in urban and rural areas nationwide through affordable homeownership. NACA has made the dream of homeownership a reality for working people by counseling them honestly and effectively with far better terms than those provided even in the prime market. I honestly know very little about them. I recently met someone who took advantage of their services and was more than impressed. I didn't get many details, so I thought I'd try to find someone else who may be able to shed some light.

Anyone ever worked with this group or have any inside info about them? NEIGHBORHOOD ASSISTANCE CORPORATION OF AMERICA (NACA)

Yes. Perfectly legal. That is according to the woman I spoke with at MATA. Same for the Nashville area - perfectly legal to carry on MTA busses.

I'm pretty sure there is a law on the books that says civilians are not allowed to carry automatic knives. However, assisted opening are legal. I actually prefer the assisted over automatic. I could be wrong, but I'm fairly sure someone at Hero-Gear explained it that way to me.

I couldn't take him seriously with all that cigarette smoke billowing across the screen.

The Colonel looks quite strapping for a 119-year-old dead guy.

What? No officially licensed Kiss Kaskets?

Darn it.

Well played!

It's no problem. You just had me racking my brain, because I always thought if the buyer and seller were not from the same state, the transaction needed to go through an FFL. I was about to be real mad at myself for passing on a few good deals I've seen while in KY.

I'm not doubting you. For some reason I was always under the impression that you couldn't buy a handgun in KY and transport it back into TN. Maybe it's just the other way around. Or maybe I have it all messed up.

Welcome to TGO! Enjoy your stay!

You brought it back from KY? Didn't know you could do that. Congrats on the beautiful 1911.

I thought it wasn't going to end until they finished the International Space Station, sometime next year. It will be replaced by the Orion in the next few years. I'm pretty sure the Ares-I (the rocket tested today) is supposed to be the launch vehicle for the Orion.

Yea. It was a test rocket. It's on it's way back to Earth.

All Green. Clear to launch.

I prefer the TruGlo TFO's (Tritium/Fiber Optic) in green.

Time changed to 1120 Eastern.