Evening Box:

Let's go Yankees!:D^

I see. Well, it can go laterally. When I set up car insurance after the wedding, it originally had to be done in my name. They then set the soon-to-be ex-wife up with a USAA Member Number as the owner of the vehicle and an authorized driver. She has now split off the policy into her own name/member number, and will apparently be able to keep her USAA coverage post-annulment.

I need to go to the bedroom to pick up the remote - saw it there this morning.

It almost sounds like yesterday's EWR Chelsea tour may have been been than the IAH Chelsea tour at DO IV. There seems to be no details of what went on today besides CM missing the LH tour though I'm under the impression many may have missed it.

How's the remote going to help the Yankees win?:p:D

Hopefully it won't. However, it will turn the TV from ESPN to Fox quickly, rather than minutes.

Managed to get teh 'lectric bill down to $40. Wonder if I can push it down to $35 or less, now that a/c season appears to be (thankfully) over.

I was at that phase for my house before the monsoon season required 24-hour dehumidifier (at about $1.50 a day).

Wow. People in Connecticut are getting hosed. Over 20 cents per kw/h on average for residential electricity. Almost 3x what someone in Washington pays. I wonder why the huge discrepancy.

:eek: Mine actually goes up in the winter with electric heat, I am trying to think of a way to get gas in here!

Should I hire CO to make my dinner's?

I am glad to be paying a penny less than the TX average at least...

Did you need energy prices to come to that conclusion? :D

Lack of REC's have a lot to do with that and the need to purchase a bunch of power from out of State producers.

This needs fact-checking, but aren't they one of the places where failed nuke projects are still working through the rate base?

If you're meaning the state, then the answer is almost certainly "hydro." If you're meaning the district, then the answer is almost certainly "Congress members live there." ;)