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Time out from answering questions, to provide some useful information.

Cassie Eberle at Consumer Reports sends along this advice from the February issue on what it's like to be faced with the prospect of repairing an appliance.

This is just a taste of the full report (read it at ConsumerReports.org). You can send your thoughts along to me by e-mail.

First, the magazine says, products aren't breaking faster: Repair rates for most products in its latest survey are similar to results from the 2010 survey. And some products are breaking less often _ for example, laptops had a repair rate of 24 percent in 2013, down from 36 percent in 2010.

Second, warranties don't improve satisfaction. People who had service contracts or extended warranties weren't any happier with their repairs, Consumer Reports says.

Actually, they were more likely to have had repairs done incorrectly the first time around than people without those contracts, and they waited at least two weeks for repairs.

A funny sidelight: In October, a Consumer Reports survey found that most of its readers spend 35 minutes preparing the evening meal but wish it took 27.

My solution: Find a pizzeria or Chinese takeout eight minutes closer.

A bulb just flashed. In 2007, Congress passed the Energy Independence and Security Act, which phases in a ban on lightbulbs that don't meet new energy-efficient standards. Banned already were 100- and 75-watt bulbs, but 60- and 40-watters didn't hit the skids until this month. Stores can continue to sell off their stock, but after that, they're gone.

I am not going to get involved in the debate over what motivated the changes. There is plenty of information about incandescents, CFLs, and LEDs online _ I suggest you check out the arguments and options.

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INNISFIL - Intensification could be coming to Alcona, but not without a fight.

A seven-storey apartment complex the first of its kind in Innisfil has been proposed for Alcona and proponents of the project got a frosty reception during an open house early this week.

Opposition to the proposal included a petition with more than 110 signatures.

If approved, the 120-unit Abandel Residential Development would be constructed at 1124, 1130 and 1136 Innisfil Beach Rd., east of Janns Boulevard, almost across the street from the Shoppers Drug Mart.

The same property first made the news in 2009 when the owners clear-cut mature trees up to the property line without notifying neighbours or the town, causing outrage from some area residents.

In June 2012, the southern portion of the parcel with its direct frontage on IBR was rezoned to 'commercial' to permit development that could include a restaurant with a drive-through while the northern 1.13 acre property was zoned 'future development'. At that time, the developer's plans showed a seven-storey residential building on the land with both underground and surface parking, and access to Innisfil Beach Road through the southern commercial half of the property.

The open house was sparked by the developer Abandel Group's appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) asking that the property be rezoned 'mixed use 2' (MU2), which most of the nearby properties facing onto Innisfil Beach Road already are.

During the open house, planners for the town and the developer described the background and nature of the development, and a key change.

Instead of access from Innisfil Beach Road, a new driveway would be constructed connecting to nearby Goshen Road, a narrow residential road that currently ends in a cul-de-sac.

The OMB hearing will take place Feb. 12 and on Feb. 5, Innisfil council must decide whether to oppose or support the developer's objection. The town wanted to hear from residents first and scheduled the open house.

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