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Can you tell us your usage in kilowatthours for the last few months?
ronrsrMemberdoes Con Ed offer free energy audits? Most utilities do. We found many ways to save electricity throughout the year. This year our electric bill is up a bit,but mostly because of the need for more air conditioning and a new dehumidifier, air filter and cpap machine.
How many refrigerators do you have?
Have you switched to compact fluorescent light bulbs?
If the rates haven’t changed, your bill is likely closely related to the amount of electricity you use.
ronrsrMemberMight be cheaper to buy one, then sell or gift it when you leave.
ronrsrMemberThanks for this, bomb.
ronrsrMemberI’m feeling better already. Thanks.
ronrsrMemberUse the /c switch —- that directs xcopy to keep copying despite errors. Could also be a full flash drive or an unreadable sector on the hard drive.
August 10, 2011 7:44 pm at 7:44 pm in reply to: What has to be put in writing with Bathroom contractor #796817ronrsrMemberVentilation? How much and where?
August 10, 2011 7:33 pm at 7:33 pm in reply to: What has to be put in writing with Bathroom contractor #796816ronrsrMemberWho buys the fixtures.
How much of the bathroom is tiled.
To what extent the old bathroom will be demolished.
How much insulation will be added.
Approximate timeframe.
Will permits be pulled? Who will be responsible for inspections?
August 10, 2011 7:08 am at 7:08 am in reply to: What would you like to be when you grow up? #1044994ronrsrMemberDentist
August 10, 2011 7:06 am at 7:06 am in reply to: In honor of Tisha B'av. What you respect about… #1165118ronrsrMemberCan I extend our respect to certain Groups of non-Jews whom I respect?
August 10, 2011 12:53 am at 12:53 am in reply to: In honor of Tisha B'av. What you respect about… #1165108ronrsrMemberTo the members of the US and Soviet militaries who liberated WW II concentration camps, Many of them were very young men who could never have dreamed of the horrors they would see, hear, small and feel. Those horrors would haunt their dreams for the rest of their lives.
August 10, 2011 12:04 am at 12:04 am in reply to: In honor of Tisha B'av. What you respect about… #1165103ronrsrMemberI respect the Reform movement, without which many nominally religious Jews would have no choice but to become Unitarians.
August 9, 2011 11:52 pm at 11:52 pm in reply to: In honor of Tisha B'av. What you respect about… #1165102ronrsrMemberI would like to put in a nomination for respect for the Jews who serve in the US military, helping to keep the world safe, and protecting the many freedoms, including unprecedented freedom of religion that so many of us enjoy in America.
My stepson is currently in Basic Military Training with the US Air Force and I respect and appreciate his decision to join. Hatzlacha Rabah to him as he goes off into the wild blue yonder.
ronrsrMemberFor what rental period? Hours, days or weeks?
ronrsrMemberThey squinted.
ronrsrMemberI have successfully changed bad habits by acquiring worse habits. The new worse habit soon displaces the old.
ronrsrMemberAmen, Halevi.
ronrsrMemberI’m happy to hear that. Noone is better qualified to impersonate you.
ronrsrMemberThis sort of hearsay is only harmful and spreads terribly fast.
A lie is halfway ’round the world before truth has a chance to put its pants on.
ronrsrMemberThose who know don’t say. Those who say don’t know.
ronrsrMemberWhen a man walks into a room and sees that all tje other men are wearing the same thing as him, he thinks “aha, I got it right!”. (finally)
ronrsrMemberGumbolimbo nature park and preserve. Love the name, love the park.
ronrsrMemberThere have been some ads in Israeli papers recently, promoting the idea.
August 3, 2011 3:31 am at 3:31 am in reply to: S(h)morgasbord. Love it. Love the word. Whats your favorite? #873461ronrsrMemberPeripatetic
ronrsrMemberWhat is he getting in exchange?
ronrsrMemberLife insurance or health insurance?
ronrsrMemberI don’t understand why communities or shuls don’t hire a shadchan. Pay the person a salary, and he/she can do it as a job, rather than on spec. Seems to me that everyone would benefit.
ronrsrMemberGator wrestling.
ronrsrMemberApushata, your grandfather was so right.
August 1, 2011 2:29 am at 2:29 am in reply to: Funny Shidduch Questions Asked About a Boy/Girl/Family #914079ronrsrMemberHe’s crazy. Next question, please.
ronrsrMemberJoseph/non-Joseph
July 29, 2011 3:36 am at 3:36 am in reply to: S(h)morgasbord. Love it. Love the word. Whats your favorite? #873457ronrsrMemberLeviathan
Behemotj.
Both words are borrowed from hebrew
ronrsrMemberMazal tov!
ronrsrMemberIs he a football player?
ronrsrMemberI have been a landlord for over 25 years. I’ve had many good tenants, and only one bad one.
First, I always do a credit check. It costs only a few dollars. If people don’t pay other bills, they won’t pay the rent bill, you can count on that.
Second, I do like to have the lease signing at their current apartment. I don’t look to see that they’re neat and well put together, but rather I look for signs that they have respect for other peoples’ property. The one time I walked out of a lease signing, it was because the tenants were writing phone numbers on the wall paper near the phone. It made me uncomfortable to walk out, but not as uncomfortable as I would have been having them as tenants.
Third, I always price my apartment $50-$100 below market, so I get lots of prospects to choose from. They are going to be my neighbors, and I would like them to be pleasant.
Fourth, I allow dogs (subject to meeting the dog). When I put “pets allowed” in the add, I get loads of nice people beating a path to my door. They tend to stay long periods since it is hard to rent an apt if you own a dog.
Remember that most tenants are really good – you were probably a good one when you rented.
Also, you don’t want a reference from their current landlord, he may be looking to get rid of them because they’re bad tenants. You want a reference from their previous landlord.
Know your federal, state and city fair housing laws. Be very careful not to violate them. Remember that you need not (and should not) give a prospective tenant a reason for not renting to them.
Being a landlord has been one of the most fulfilling jobs I’ve ever had, but you must remember it’s a service job. If a tenant calls you in the middle of the night to report a leak in the basement, be grateful that he is alerting you right away, and not letting the leak continue until it can do more harm.
Hatzlacha rabah.
ronrsrMemberbreathe deeply, take time to relax, focus on others, and don’t think about it too much. It will be just fine.
ronrsrMemberThe problems begin in Reform school.
ronrsrMemberYes, that complicates things. Plus, birthdays aren’t evenly distributed across every day of the year, as you might expect. More babies are born on certain dates and certain times if the year.
ronrsrMemberYes, the odds the baby beat are only 365 to 1.
The bithdays are independent events, and the parents already shared birthdays.
ronrsrMemberapushatayid, you make another excellent point.
Let us pray her tortured soul finds some rest, and that her family finds comfort among the mourners of Zion.
ronrsrMemberthere are no jewish laws or customs concerning how soon to cremate, so the rabbi may have really been on her own here.
(this time said with sarcasm)
ronrsrMemberif it did bother me, what could I do about it?
(asked completely w/o sarcasm)
ronrsrMemberthese days I’d bid $60. $35 was very cheap, even then.
ronrsrMemberwhen I stayed at Newark airport a few times a few years ago I bid for hotels on priceline.com – most of the airport hotels are ok – american standard hotel rooms, all with shuttles to the airport. The price of the rooms in 2002 was about $35 for my winning bid.
July 26, 2011 6:22 pm at 6:22 pm in reply to: S(h)morgasbord. Love it. Love the word. Whats your favorite? #873448ronrsrMemberJejeune
ronrsrMemberI would like mine to read “Member.”
July 26, 2011 2:40 am at 2:40 am in reply to: Who is paying the big bucks for Levi A's high priced attorney, Jennifer McCann? #789815ronrsrMemberThe criminal justice system in New York seems to be handling this case well. The US system of justice is not perfect, but it does conscientiously attempt to be fair and find justice. It does have its flaws and it makes its errors.
Thus far, the NYPD, the district attorney’s office and the judiciary have done a conscientious, commendable and remarkably good job on this case.
The final verdict will come from the True Judge, but for now we need to leave it up to the police, the DA and the judge, and perhaps the penal system.
July 26, 2011 1:43 am at 1:43 am in reply to: S(h)morgasbord. Love it. Love the word. Whats your favorite? #873445ronrsrMemberPanorama
ronrsrMemberNeb pride!
ronrsrMemberfor my personal account, I would change it, give her the new password for as long as she wanted, then change it back.
My business account involves communications that are strictly confidential. I owe it to my clients not to tell anyone that password.
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