Here's a couple that are listed at decent prices, but in awkward locations (at least for me).  Maybe one of these fits your need and location.

Troybuilt 17.5 HP - Current $350. in Florence Kansas.

Lawn Garden 18 HP - C $9.99, Bucks County PA

Cub Cadet - C $.99, Braidwood, IL

Snapper 28 inch - C. $50., Greenwich, CT

:) Rick

1. I'm near the 'rents
2. I have a house to live in
3. It's peaceful for the most part
4. The night sky is really nice, when you're not being eaten alive by bugs
5. The air is cleaner than the city, but only when the wind isn't blowing South

I cannot come up with 10 reasons... I let it sit here for an hour, after thinking about it for 24 hours. It's easier to come up with reasons to not like it, but hate it here:

1. I'm nowhere near anything
2. Allergies from all the grass, trees, etc... are literally KILLING me!
3. Allergies from who knows what is literally KILLING my cat!
4. There are NO hospitals and only one inept doctor within 70 miles
5. Paola's "hospice" doesn't count, it's a band aid station!
6. The grocery store here is corrupt
7. There's nothing to do here but wait to die
8. Utilities are twice as expensive now as they were when I first moved here
9. Nothing can be delivered, death won't even come here
10. The bugs are horrendous! I've never seen so many!
11. Nowhere to work, can't even work for yourself here
12. Gas is 30 to 50 cents higher per gallon
13. The nearest stores are 37 miles
14. Nearest restaurant is 37 miles
15. Nearest decent restaurant is 70 miles
16. Nearest theater is 70 miles
17. Friends and Family are 70 miles away too...
18. People here are rude unless you're born and raised here
19. The tap water here is damn nasty, fucking nasty!
20. I pay for the slow Internet package what others pay for phone, Internet, cable TV!
21. Cable? Not anymore, they were smart enough to leave this hell on earth
22. Meeting someone "special" isn't going to happen here, can't afford to go anywhere else
23. I can't let my cat out because it's fun here to shoot cats
24. The cops are more corrupt than the grocery store, yeah Food Unfair!
25. Local stations, TV and Radio, only work somewhat with a very good amplifier
26. The power goes out when it rains, the wind blows, or some redneck burns the poles down
27. BLIND people are allowed to drive and they run you off the road, often!
28. Deer wait for your car and bash into it, I never saw deer where I used to live!
29. Did I mention the mosquitoes???
30. I know nobody here, years ago I met a lot of people from here... I wish I hadn't
31. I'm tired of this...

http://www.linncountykansas.net

Doce mil millones de toneladas de sal exportará compañía Punta de Lobos durante 2009.
Se inauguró el terminal portuario Patillo 2 que se ubica a 60 kilómetros al sur de Iquique.
Treinta mil toneladas transfiere el termina Patillo 1 mensualmente. Con la apertura del nuevo puerto, la transferencia de carga se duplicará.
En la ceremonia estuvo presente el ministro de Obras Públicas, Sergio Bitar, y ejecutivos de la empresa K + S, dueños de Punta de Lobos.

Revisa el video de la inauguración:

I have applied for heaps of other jobs as well. The more I apply for, the bigger chance I have to get employed. Put my profile and CV up on guardian jobs and I get emails all the time with jobs matching my criterias which is kind of cool.

Apart from looking for jobs, I have spent time with old friends like KS, K, HMF and TK who got my old phone with a text to speech sofware called talks on. He has never had a talking mobile phone even though they got common a few years ago, and I taught him how to write text messages and use the phone in general. He is extatic about the new phone as it has opened up so many new posibilities previously closed to him. He is a profressional musician and he says that this can be a great boost to his business. I love helping people out like that. Wish I could do that more. I could be a software trainer for a while perhaps if my journalism career don't boost the way I need it to do soon. But I don't think no-one's looking to be trained in talks or jaws, the text to speech software, or screenreading software if you like, used on computers.

I have also spent time with TJ although I wish there had been more of that. He has a lot to deal with right now though, so he's quite stressed out at the moment. The sex though, has been mind blowing! I've also read a great novel called Pleasure by Eric Jerome Dickey which I highly recommend!

Going back to Norway tomorrow for 17 days. Apart from seeing the German doctor, I am going out west to stay with Grandma and TN which I am looking forward to. T is also gonna take me out sailing in his boat.

Leaving you with the Keyshia Cole song TJ dedicated to me the first night I was back and I'll write more when I'm back in my homeland again.

Regarding church life and Christianity, here's my analogy of my stay.  This is an allegory of my experience:

No one knows they're in a cold swimming pool when they've been immersed in it for years.  At first the temperature was shocking, but after awhile the swimmer becomes accustomed to it and then doesn't really notice.  I am that swimmer.  This trip, I jumped out of the pool and into a hot tub.  There, I enjoyed all of the comfort and awesomeness water can bring.  Not only that, but as I sat there I sat with the guys who created and maintained the hot tub, and now I see how to turn the swimming pool into one as well.

Going back to the US, that's my job.  I see swimming pools. Primarily, I see my school, and all of the potential lying in the midst of 300 believing teenagers.  I see how together, this force can become unstoppably ruthless for the gospel.  That if each of these would simply tell everyone they know about the One who saved them, that our city would be transformed.

There is a concept I heard in a sermon (I know it looks like I'm sleeping, but I'm listening, I really am).  Everybody knows everybody in the whole world within eight people.  That means that I know somebody, who knows somebody, who knows somebody, who knows somebody, who knows somebody, who knows somebody, who knows somebody.  We can do this with everybody we know and be connected to all 6.6 billion people on this planet.

Now, consider the cause of the gospel.   The cause of getting the testimony of Jesus Christ to the world.  We just need to tell everyone we know, and then they can tell everyone they know, who can then tell everyone they know, and so on.  Sure, people know they're supposed to witness to their friends, but most people don't.  How long does God intend for this to take?  If you haven't told your story about how Jesus changed your life to everyone you know, you're part of the problem.  I'm sorry to say that I myself am part of that problem.

Now here I go back to Wichita.  People expect me to give a nice little report about all the new Christians and the wonderful people I met in Taiwan.  I'm sure the majority of the people I'll be addressing will expect to hear of fun times, games, and all about my hospital experience.  Perhaps that's what they'll get.  For everyone else though, I've got messages.

It's weird.  One would think that going on a missions trip to Taiwan I would garner inspiration for changing this Asian nation.  Instead, when I get into my quiet times, when I ponder on the things of God I always come back to one question, "What am I gonna say if...?"  "What am I gonna say on this Senior trip?" "What am I gonna say for my 'Senior Moment' at school?" "What am I gonna say if I'm asked to speak as a chapel speaker?" "What am I gonna say when people ask me about Jesus?"

Ok. Cool.  I guess I'll be home soon.  My flight lands at 8:50 PM CST on Tuesday night.  Catch ya later.