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Sorry to hear your wife is ill. Agree with all the posters on the safety of the Clinic Campus, its huge and you can walks or blocks inside. People from all of the world come to the Clinics and they are very much set up for that. Also agree the Intercontinental is the way to go. The Clinic also has a...

I was in London in August also on a business trip. Free time was very spotty but I loved walking around, taxis are very expensive. Bus and Tube are great and easier and cleaner than NYC transportation. I walked from the Tate to St Pats, down a ton or very cool streets, Triflager square to Picadilly ...

HI all, an idea on getting rid of books. I have been taking my good "old" books to Half Price books. They pretty much pay you nothing for them, BUT the they have a huge base of customers that love coming in a getting old books/magazines for a quarter buck or so. Keeps the landfills from fi...

Hi all, looking for Bogleheads suggestions on electric stoves. Over the holidays a bowl was dropped on the Ceran cooktop and cracked it. Amazingly the part and install costs as much as a new-mid-priced stove including install and this stove is 12 years old, soI am going to get a new stove. Any sugge...

HI I do not have a pet but I have friends with a 15 LB Shiba Inu, and the dog has been in 18 trips in 3 years. They take her in a carrier in the cabin under the seat usually flying American. There is a LB limit on the pet. Get there early so you get a "pet" spot on the plane. And she licks...

Great suggestions, thanks all!

Love owning my townhome. Rented for years, never had heat when needed, arguments in the building etc. I really researched and bought a place that I love and will live in for a long time forces willing. This house is like being on vacation, much less than renting now 9 years later. And its mine, noth...

Hi all, long time lurker here, wanted to thank everyone, I have learned so much from reading this forum. Would like thoughts on my proposed portfolio and plans. Emergency funds: Yes Debt: Mortgage ($202K, 29 years left @ 3.9%) Second Mortgage (25K at 6.75) Student loan (23K at 3.5%) Credit cards – p...

So interesting, I work in the creative field at a Big 4 accounting firm. I have to say, and this is most of my friends as well, the field has been commoditized in the last 10 years and its VERY hard to get a good position much less one that you are not constantly bouncing from employer to employer. ...

HI just got back (traveling) :) I agree with all what ExtremeSki says. EY on the resume looks very good and potential employers are very impressed. Also agree that posting more info on the potential job will help us give comments. On a side note, a guy that I met the other nite at the EY event joine...

Hi I work at EY in Core Business. My suggestion is that when you interview, find out is this position in a service line or Core Business. Its two different worlds. A service line like Advisory will be busy, exciting and great for the future. CBS is more like a standard corporate job. I am in Marketi...

Hello, I missed the Aug meeting due to business trip, please let me know when there is another. thanks Cheryl

Hi all, I am also in NE ohio. Will there be more meetings? I am interested. thanks Cheryl