Again, so much SPAM in Yahoo & others!
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Yahoo. Once again my Brunfelsia is about to flower!
Comments (7)Hey everyone! How are you? Lady: I am not sure on that. It depends on my finaces. I would love too but energy costs are just ridicoulos! Thanks Mrao: Thank you. I love this plant. I think it blooms more than it grows..lol I wish you success on your Steph! Hey Robert! How are you? Anytime. Please let me share teh excitement with yours once it flowers. Let us all know in fact. I hope it does well for you. I will tell you that these plants are always hungry. Make sure you keep them on the full side.lol Kemistry: What's up? I too love your plants. You have shared soem really nice ones here and I wish more often actually! My Michelia Alba has yet to bloom and I hope it does real soon. You will be the first to know:-) Thank you so much for being around as well as everyone else. Mike...See MoreHELP! So so so Much wrong here
Comments (4)i dryed up the wood and I guess I shouldn't of becuase he wont do anything now. Which brings me to my next question Isn't that a Risk of mold? It's a risk of mold IF it stays damp for a while. If the leak isn't happening, and the area stays dry, there's no risk of mold. If the leak happens again, call him back (and leave the puddle on the floor). **you might post over at the Plumbing forum (see "Other Forums" link at the top of the main page) and see if anyone can suggest any sort of tape or something you could wrap around the outside that would stop the leak. the BIGGEST issue w/ the leak is that it will damage the cabinet--and has already. You don't want them to be on your case bcs you didn't get it fixed before damage occurred (seems to me thats a tenant's responsibility, to alert management when repairs are needed so management can maintain the value of their property). I might call again, and say, "look, I found damp spots again, and obviously there is a leak ,because of damage. I don't want YOUR STUFF to get further ruined; don't you want to fix it? If you wont' come and just tighten or redo all the connections under the sink, then I want you to sign a waiver that says I'm not responsible for any water damage under the sink." Rusty radiators won't hurt you; I've never read anything about dangers of inhaling iron--I don't think it creates fumes anyway--feel free to use them. If they look bad, ask management to come and scrape and paint them. As for the carpet, sure you can ask. But if your rent is lower than in the other units, they may tell you that new carpet will cost you a higher rent. I would just ask them--point out that you're paying the market rate, and your carpets are disgusting; their agent acknowledged this at the beginning (though you accepted those carpets as is, and they may say, that's the contract) But I don't think any of those things are particular health hazards. Maybe your best bet is to start looking at other apartments. See what you can get elsewhere for the same money you are spending now. If it's better (even if it's just in better condition), that gives you a bargaining tool. You can either just move when your lease is up, or threaten to do so as a tool to get them to make your place look nice. They'd have to change that carpet for a new tenant anyway, plus they might have some down-time between tenants....See MoreYahoo Mail Hacked Again!
Comments (5)As I understand it, the purpose of whatever information analytics are used by Google and others is to try to tailor ad delivery. Magazines and newspapers have been doing the same thing for years, though perhaps not always with the same information. No one tracks or cares about how many times a week YOU go to the bank or what route you take to get there. Anyone who wants to track me is more than welcome to do so. The thing is, the alternative is a string and two tin cans. People aren't willing to ditch their smartphones, most people aren't bothered by the data accumulation aspect....See MoreSierra Trading Post, Choxi, and spam, spam, spam
Comments (16)Sierra Trading Post privacy policy states they are part of TJX. ' We may share your personal information among the TJX Businesses (which are affiliates owned by TJX, including Derailed, T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods, Winners, HomeSense, and T.K. Maxx). They may use this information to offer products and services' I do buy from Sierra Trading occasionally. I get a lot of specials offered from them, deeper discounts, closeouts, free shipping.... I've never received unsolicited mail from any of the other companies they mention sharing with....See Moredbarron
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