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Comments (13)Raven-- I live in a no man's land between Time Warner Road Runner, six miles south, and Fios, six miles north. I am surrounded by beautiful farms and most of them are owned by Mennonites, who aren't likely to use the internet unless they run a business that demands the service. The area is sparsely populated and there is zero plan for any cable to come our way. I have to use TDS for my land phone and DSL, and DISH for TV. I am retired and have all day free most of the time. There is no competition for the poor folks living in Conquest, NY and I believe TDS takes advantage of that. Thanks for the idea of adding another fan to my tower. I do periodically clean it because I have three cats. It has run hot from the day I got it and it doesn't help that my computer and TV are located in my double wide's smallest room. I absolutely hate using a touch pad instead of a mouse, and I have a wireless mouse for my netbook when I take it on vacation. I don't do anything on my Kindle except order and read books so a lack of keyboard isn't an issue. I was hoping that a good tablet would have a touch screen so I could avoid having to use a touch pad to select programs or mail. My house is 44 feet long and the router/WiFi I have works well in all rooms. I was recently on vacation in Maine where I met up with my son from California. He is a whiz on his iPhone and I would like to be able to manipulate images the way he can on his phone. Clearly, if I wanted to write more than a few words I would go back to the PC. Other than checking email and the weather frequently throughout the day, I always check my bank accounts, credit cards and all the monthly bills I pay online. I use two to four credit cards on a daily basis because I charge everything I possible can, paying cash only to the small vendors who insist on cash payments. I always pay my credit cards in full at the end of the month, so using them doesn't cost me anything. I go for the perks offered by the cards and since I never pay any interest, any benefits I receive are totally free to me. I wait until I am eligible to receive 1% cash back and then collect my "free" money. I really think I would enjoy having a tablet with me so I can check the above mentioned information whenever I have a spare minute. It would make waiting through commercials on TV less annoying. Nancy...See MoreAlmost nothing will be left (?)
Comments (8)The main problem is that everything is going to have to be done together. The (possibly naïve) plan was to put a full bathroom where none existed in the basement and renovate both bathrooms in sequential order trying to maintain bathroom #1 in partly operational condition while #2 was being done, and then move onto #1. Then put the kitchen appliances in the basement and have a working temporary kitchen while the kitchen was gutted. Then move on to the other rooms. With the stack replacement and with the ducting issues, both bathrooms and part of the kitchen will all have to have demolition at the same time. The stack runs behind the "wrong" bathroom and through part of the kitchen. The new ductwork will have to be run through at least one room that wasn't on the agenda until a few years from now, so at the very best there will be holes and exposed ductwork in rooms that were supposed to look okay as is for a few years....See Moreapropos article in NY Times:Do we have decision fatique?
Comments (12)Thank you very much for posting this. This did make me feel less crazy and it is reassuring that there is a name for what we're experiencing/it is a measurable phenomenon. (And the fact that you need to keep your glucose up to fuel your brain to make more sound decisions does explain the frequent-have a glass of wine/eat some chocolate advice that seems to go hand in hand with renovation!) The part about prisoners being more likely to get parole based on the earlier they were seen in the day by the judge is really frightening. It was safer for the fatigued judges to make no decision-deny parole-for the exact same crimes they'd pardoned in the morning! So much for our justice system. The part about car dealerships front loading a bunch of unimportant cheaper items in their options package and then hitting you at the end with the big ticket items (to the tune of on average an extra $2k in that one study) was also fascinating, but not surprising. And think about the soundness of ER docs making decisions near the tail end of the long shifts they work......See MoreAlmost nothing blooming here now
Comments (5)The seedling pictured will get 2 more years to prove itself. I am especially on the lookout for fancy lates. This one looks a lot like Last Man Standing. I was hoping for a more pronounced edge....See MoreDLM2000-GW
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