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pooflady wrote:What's a mockingjay book?

hunger games book 3

no1 wrote:hunger games book 3

Thanks.

Night all. Tomorrow.

Good morning all

morning y'all

dontwantaname wrote:Obama said it was tough when he had it as a kid.

you knew him that long ago?

Good morning everyone. Bright sunshiny day.

Mornin', folks.

Busy, busy, busy. Laterz.

Found that email, called, ordered a 4 1/2" santoku knife. Good deal.

dontwantaname wrote:Yeah, he said it at dinner last week.

Actually some news person found it in his book.

You know, it is going to cost me a fortune when your shirt wins. I'm going to have to buy 3 different sizes.

no reason to be confident my design will win. I hope it does, but it's a crap shoot. It's doing way, way better than any of mine have done in a loooong time here. I don't have the fan base, though.

HI and bye also. Back later. Have a great day everyone!

Josephus wrote:no reason to be confident my design will win.

dude, have you seen your design? it's grate!

no1 wrote:dude, have you seen your design? it's grate!

It is very nice!

Josephus wrote:no reason to be confident my design will win. I hope it does, but it's a crap shoot. It's doing way, way better than any of mine have done in a loooong time here. I don't have the fan base, though.

I have my fingers crossed. Shared it on facebook, and g+ too.

Electric company just changed our meter so it no longer has to be read face-to-dial.

thanks, everyone. I really like it, don't get me wrong. but others are really good too, and artists printed much more than I- proven history, see? I'm not counting chikkins. hoping, but not getting too confident.
*thanks for the facebook link, and Google+ too.

pooflady wrote:Electric company just changed our meter so it no longer has to be read face-to-dial.

now you just hold your wallet up to it and it drains your debit and credit cards.

no1 wrote:now you just hold your wallet up to it and it drains your debit and credit cards.

You got that right. Hard to believe, our electric bill is more than what our house payment used to be.

dontwantaname wrote:Since I think LILCO has the highest rates in the country...maybe 2nd highest, I'll stay quiet.

what are the rates there?

"We found that generally, Hawaii’s rates were more than double the national average – 27.8 cents per kilowatt hour on average versus 11.5 cents per kilowatt hour for the rest of the country in 2010, according to Electric Choice, a Texas-based energy consulting firm. That means a typical Hawaii resident using 600 kilowatt hours of electricity a month would be paying about $168. By comparison, people paying the national average of 11.5 cents per kilowatt hour would pay $69 a month.

"New York had the second highest average rate at 18.6 cents per kwh, followed by Alaska at 16.6 cents a kwh. Washington and North Dakota tied for the lowest rate at 8 cents a kwh."

no1 wrote:what are the rates there?

"We found that generally, Hawaii’s rates were more than double the national average – 27.8 cents per kilowatt hour on average versus 11.5 cents per kilowatt hour for the rest of the country in 2010, according to Electric Choice, a Texas-based energy consulting firm. That means a typical Hawaii resident using 600 kilowatt hours of electricity a month would be paying about $168. By comparison, people paying the national average of 11.5 cents per kilowatt hour would pay $69 a month.

"New York had the second highest average rate at 18.6 cents per kwh, followed by Alaska at 16.6 cents a kwh. Washington and North Dakota tied for the lowest rate at 8 cents a kwh."

I think ours are 10.9.

Afternoon, folks.

Okay; see y'all even later.

or even much later.

dontwantaname wrote:can't figure out how to read the rate

I took the amount of the bill and divided it by the KwH. Actually, it came out .109, but I figured that was wrong, had to be 10.9.

Just had a great nap!

Just got my bill and opened it - let's see - kwh used 1633 in 29 days for 56 KWH per day. Customer charge $5.90, Fuel $60.91, non fuel $90.99 - total $163.46. Gosh, that is terrible.

klozitshoper wrote:Just got my bill and opened it - let's see - kwh used 1633 in 29 days for 56 KWH per day. Customer charge $5.90, Fuel $60.91, non fuel $90.99 - total $163.46. Gosh, that is terrible.

I'll bet yours is 10.5.

g'night.

Just checking in while my frozen pizza cooks! Hope everyone had a great day!

dontwantaname wrote:I don't know how much per kwh, but I have a bill for 760 KWH and it is $143.

143/760 = $0.1882 = 18.8 cents/kwh