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Georgia's standard deduction has needed to be changed for years. It is pitiful compared to other states. From my 20+ years experience, most other states give a choice to itemize or take the standard...or the state standard deduction is as much or more than the federal standard. Our state legislators need to update our state tax code and significantly increase the standard deduction. There are other things that bother me about the state (why does a senior married couple get up to $130,000 in pension/retirement income tax free AND tax free social security, yet a single mom making $30,000 wil
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There are still several stations that have gas. I filled about an hour ago at one on 120 (Dallas Hwy) across from the Hardy dealerships. Saw three others on Merchants/Business 6 with cars pumping ....and my husband filled up somewhere around Ridge Rd about two hours ago. As long as the shortage is not prolonged, we should be good. And whoever said we are waiting in line to get gas...thus creating the shortage....you are right. I was on fumes. My husband had a quarter tank, and we are headed to Dawsonville for a wedding this afternoon, so we needed to fill up today. If not for that, I
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Good that you know that. And.....for those that aren't exempt from the penalty, keep your withholdings low enough that you aren't due a refund. The IRS will keep your refund, but they can't make you pay the penalty out of pocket. I'm furious over this entire unconstitutional mess. And in the same boat. I refuse to pay $1500-1800 a month and $12,000 deductible (what we've been quoted) for this garbage. And LPPT, I don't blame only the insurance companies. Due to all the government regulations, doctors are required to handle boatloads of paperwork. A friend who is an office manager for
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I have a Son-In-Law, In Paulding County, Who Has ALS.
bluebonnet replied to Eddie Bennett's topic in RECENT TOPICS
My son designed a portable wheelchair lift for his senior project while getting his Mechanical Engineering degree. He went to a local engineering company to purchase materials and the guy was so impressed with the plans that he donated the materials. He was then so impressed with the finished lift that he offered my son a job. (sorry gotta brag on the boy). I will ask him if the lift is being sold anywhere. While most of these lifts have to be installed in the vehicle, the one they designed is only around 40 lbs and can be folded up and fit into most trunks. The advantage to this is, of -
I have a Son-In-Law, In Paulding County, Who Has ALS.
bluebonnet replied to Eddie Bennett's topic in RECENT TOPICS
So very sorry to hear this. My mother died from ALS in 2001. It was hell. Has your daughter contacted the ALS association? They may be able to help. -
3-year-old killed in accidental shooting in Paulding County
bluebonnet replied to Lady Raider's topic in RECENT TOPICS
If any of you knew this family, you would be heart broken for them. They are fabulous parents and truly good people. As said earlier, if not for the grace of God............. -
I just hope whoever is working on Hiram-Sudie isn't the same people in charge of downtown Hiram.
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Need advice, a book to read or someone with experience
bluebonnet replied to LPPT's topic in RECENT TOPICS
Laurie, I have the book, Final Gifts, at my office if you would like to read it. I'll be here all day. -
Need advice, a book to read or someone with experience
bluebonnet replied to LPPT's topic in RECENT TOPICS
Laurie, my mother died from ALS several years ago. I was the strong one. The best book I read is titled "Final Gifts". It was written by hospice workers. I may still have it....will look when I get home tonight. The most important thing I remember for my situation with my mother was that she needed to know we would be okay. I told her if she was ready to go, we would miss her but we knew she was tired and we would take care of Daddy. That seemed to be what she needed to hear, as she indicated to him (she could no longer speak or even move anything other than blinking her eyelids) that s -
Try out Automotive Engineering in Hiram. New owner...........used to be Fred's Auto Service. Very honest and reasonable. 99 Commodore Path...on the other side of 278 from the movie theater...behind the G Spot....but I'm not supposed to say that.
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Ya Think? FDA Approval of Not-So-Safe Drugs?
bluebonnet replied to lowrider's topic in RECENT TOPICS
All of these are important and I take every one....plus probiotics. But....if you are over 50, your body will have a very difficult time producing and maintaining balance of the endocrine system..........too much estrogen, insulin, cortisol.........not enough testosterone, progesterone, thyroid. Supplementing the actual hormone for which you are low and balancing the entire system will eliminate the majority of common symptoms of aging---without drugs! Yes, going to the run of the mill doctor offices will most likely get you no where....they are trained in medical schools funded by drug com -
Ya Think? FDA Approval of Not-So-Safe Drugs?
bluebonnet replied to lowrider's topic in RECENT TOPICS
Lowrider, one of the most interesting facts I discovered a few years back.......the primary building block of testosterone ? Cholesterol! Without cholesterol, our bodies can't manufacture testosterone! And even women need testosterone for optimal health. Testosterone does so much more than producing sex drive. It helps build muscle, helps joints, brain function, etc., etc. If you are depressed, constantly cold, have joint pain, low sex drive, low energy, loss of muscle, ..............all of these are symptoms of low testosterone. And it is criminal how the FDA and pharma have continued -
This is on FB : Update: hey wonderful thing happened today to Benjamin. He had his respiration to removed and is breathing on his own and even rolled to his side. He is still in ICU but he is communicating with everyone during his brief moments of awakeness. God is good he's going to heal. Dillon who will remain in the hospital for a few more days is also healing. This is a slow progress. But it's a blessing to know that we still have them. His heart is broken from losing his best friends. And he wants everybody to concentrate on them and their family. He still has a fractured skull wh
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So my mailbox was bashed by a subcontractor of a subcontractor
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It would seem to me the contractor would be willing to pay this.......and deduct it from what he is paying the sub. At least what I would do if it was my business. -
I know you probably don't have enough volume to consider this, but I invest in Okidata laser printers. They are more up front, but the toner cartridges last forever (at least at home........but even with the high volume printing we do at our office, they last 30,000 - 40,000 pages). Not sure of the prices now, but in the long term, much more affordable than ink jet.