Not necessarily. Financial Guru Suze Orman recommends waiting until at least 64 years old to retire to save more money for retirement. However, some people working into their 70s and 80s, just part-time after they retire from their full time jobs.

My first computer was a Radio Shack Tandy TRS-80 in the early '90s. No monitor came with it, so we had to hook it up to a TV. I remember programming in the BASIC language and inserting a cartridge on the side of the keyboard

My 2003 Camry came with a First Aid Kit and Full size spare tire in the trunk. I keep a pencil in the little box next to the steering wheel. I keep paper towels & tire pressure guage in the glove box and tissue in the middle storage spot between the front seats

Thanks. I see my C:\NVIDIA has folders left from previous driver versions, which NVIDIA doesn't delete when installing new versions.

You shouldn't make fun of an accident like this regardless of whether their was tragedy or not. It's not funny

It's Saving, not Savings time. Saving is singular as we are only saving one thing

Ikea is designed like a maze. You walk around isles and corners as you go through the store, which takes a long time get through the store.

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Unfortunately, when Honda redesigned the Accord for 2013, they manage to shrink it a few inches than the previous model. I have an '03 Camry. The seat folds down and the whole is almost, but not quite the width of the trunk.

Back in the early '90s my father gave me a TRS-80. I remember it had to be connected to a TV. It used the BASIC Language and had a few games. They were cartridges you put in the side of the keyboard. I did not have the cassette player attachment.

Thanks for tip. My Windows 7 PC stopped going to sleep in April and I couldn't figure out why. Using this tip, it says my South Blaster Live 24 Bit has an audio stream currently in use. Now, I have to figure out how to turn it off

I live in Northern Virginia, 30 minutes south of DC and never lost power or internet. However, I was unable to connect to Facebook yesterday. Some of the local WeatherBug stations that a DC TV station uses went offline because they lost power. Prince William Co's 911 system is still experiencing an outage

Creative Zen has always been better that the iPod. Apple stole the mp3 player concept/GUI from Creative Labs. The Zen has built FM Radio/Recorder, Microphone, supports Windows Media Player formats and many others that the iPod doesn't. Plus it works on many different online stores.

The Library of Congress has already answered this question on it's Everyday Mystery page at

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Unfortuantely, with today's car more technology advanced, their is not much you can do on your own anymore like you could with a '70s or '80s model car. Auto Repair Garages charge allot for labor, so you try to change the air filter(s) or fix minor things yourself to save money.

Steve Jobs stole the mp3 player concept/technology, therefore he doesn't deserve to be awarded. He and Apple get way to much attention and that's not fair to competing companies like Creative Labs. It was Creative Labs who pioneered the mp3 player and owns the patent for the GUI. Steve Jobs stole it for use in his…

I thought H&R Block made TaxCut.

My 2003 Camry has a glow in the dark release handle inside.

When Steve Jobs was alive he tried to destroy Android, so it's a good thing he's dead. Apple unfairly dominates the market - all accessories and Apps are made for Apple products and not other companies. Apple didn't invent the smartphone, tablet or mp3 player, they just stole the concept and maybe a few patents along…