The fact that I can put a letter in a box on my front lawn in California and it will be delivered to a friend's box on his lawn in Iowa in a few days, has always impressed me. There may be a few misses but it is a great service.
jerryc41 wrote:
It increases profits for companies, though.
CBS also said that with every time change, viewership dropped.
Bob
DST is a social inconvenience. It is not a health hazard.[/quote]
According to a CBS report, many studies show a connection between DST and an increase in strokes, heart attacks, car accidents, work place accidents, lower SAT scores, Deer strikes, and more depression. Sounds like DST may be a health hazard.
Bob
Crows are very smart but can not count. When two hunters go into a blind, the crows will stay away. But if one hunter then leaves the blind and goes out of sight, the crows will all return.
Collhar wrote:
Any place would be.
That is an dumb comment based on lack of knowledge of Iowa.
Where do you think he got his technology from?
Check out the book "The Bell Curve" for more information.
My favorite was Allied Radio out of Chicago which was bought out by R.S.
Check out Eagle Point Park a few miles north near Clinton.
I am learning how to use the K-01.
We generally devote a complete day or more to each end of the Valley. Titus Canyon is an easy and interesting drive - check with the Ranger for conditions. Be prepared for wind. Been there many times and always had one day of strong wind.
tusketwedge wrote:
Glad to be of help. See you live in Clinton, Wife was born in Davenport and we use to go to Spragueville. Her uncle use to have a farm and that was the gathering place for family picnics and such. Good times.
Interesting conversation. I was born in Clinton and last week visited Clinton, Sabula, Miles, Preston, Spragueville and Davenport. Had a great time.
Kuzano wrote:
Make sure to check every entrance for possible closure for any sort of repairs.
Last time I visited Yellowstone, I lost 2/3 of a day backtracking from the Cody entrance and going around to the North Entrance.
Get a highway/entrance traffic report for all access points to Yellowstone.
This web site will help, but read it thoroughly and check it often.
http://www.nps.gov/yell/planyourvisit/roadclosures.htmThanks, that is very helpful as we will be there by May 8.