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If you're looking for cheap furniture, At Home (some stores are still called Garden Ridge) is a good place find things. It's a little like shopping at a Ross or Marshall's, but if you just cruise the--I'm not sure what the right word is, but in some parts of the store they have little 2-tiered squares with furniture crammed in together--thingies and look for bar codes with a red line, it's 50% off. It's a crapshoot, but a good price if you snag a red line sale and sturdier than IKEA.I've always bought whatever AMD graphics card made sense to get at no more than $150. I started with an AMD HD 4770, and it croaked so I stepped up to a HD5770, and I always buy sapphire (but no idea why I do). Now I'm looking more at the r9 270, but I kind of want to spring for the r9 280, but if the r9 290 or 390 is on a good enough sale....i wouldn't pass it up.

As a World War II veteran (with no wartime injuries), I shudder when I hear talk of privatizing the VA medical system. I signed on to the VA in the year 2000, and I am a very happy camper. I was assigned a medical professional who sees me regularly (every six months at first and every three-four months now). Medication cost me $9 per month - whether it's a $10 pill or a $.10 pill. I am lucky to be in good shape for my age, but whatever expert I need medically, I have seen in the hospital on East Boulevard. After two surgeries, I spent time as an inpatient - at no cost to me. The VA has given me glasses and hearing aids, and therapy as my doctor felt that I needed. My costs are minimal compared to others who are my age, and I don't worry about what Congress will do to care for our citizens medically. Melvin Wolk, Cleveland