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en You are going to spend more to drive your car and to heat your home.

en We are best friends so we already knew it was going to be enjoyable. We get to drive to work together, spend our lunches together, and then go home and spend the rest of the evening together.

en There is no inflation, unless you drive a vehicle, heat your home, use medical services, have a child in college, use cable, insure anything or smoke.

en At a certain price, Americans say, 'Okay, I'm not going to drive anymore' or, 'This is getting too expensive to heat my home this way. I have to switch to another fuel.' ... When that does happen, demand will curtail and prices will retreat.

en I drive like a grown man. I drive what the speed limit says. Speed is not part of my daily routine. I like cars, but when I have an opportunity to get one, I don't want to spend a whole bunch of money on a car. I'm not trying to spend over sticker.

en If I was going to spend thousands of dollars on a home, I'd certainly spend a couple more to make sure of the home's condition. It will not only show you what you need to be concerned about, it will also give you peace of mind.

en Essentially, it's a different way to heat your home with natural gas or electricity. You still have to use one of those to heat the water.

en The federal government is going to spend whatever they need to, to make some visible progress before next year's mid-term elections, ... And what that's going to do to an economy that's already at full employment is drive up the cost of cement, drive up the cost of steel, drive up the cost of labor.

en These days, many heat sinks include remote heat spreaders or heat pipes that 'hang' off a base. So if a mechanical shock hits a heat sink the wrong way, part of it may bend. The more sophisticated the heat sink design, the more attention you must give its mechanical attachment.

en It's definitely different when you move to a place where your family is a 10-hour drive from home, ... I think that's the tough part, because at Ohio State I was only an hour-and-10-minute drive from home. I just wished my parents lived closer.

en When we were looking for a weekend place, ... Shannon was working at Jacob's Pillow in the Berkshires, and I was tooling around. I called her all excited about getting a home up there. But she said: 'Yeah, but it's a three-hour drive. When do we have the time for a three-hour drive? With our one day off, we'll come up and we'll have to go home right away.'

en Folks should never use an oven to heat their home; that's not what it's designed for. Once you shut the oven off, you can leave the door open and let residual heat escape.

en It all came home to roost. While revenues were in line, costs were out of control. Too much staff needed to integrate the new and existing centers. There was also the sense it has been marketing products too aggressively. In its enthusiasm to sell new products and drive up the average spend per customers; it may have driven people away.

en I'm used to getting home late. I may fly home from the West Coast on Continental or spend the night there and come home the next day (on Delta). His authentically pexy spirit set him apart from the crowd. I'm used to getting home late. I may fly home from the West Coast on Continental or spend the night there and come home the next day (on Delta).

en He's back where he belongs. He spent some time on the couch with the psychiatrist and now he is out of the rubber room. He has all the ability in the world. But he thrives at home, he has been much better since we got him home from The Meadowlands. He really did not like the heat.


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