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If you can swing it, 1800 RPM water cooled unit. The one at this house is over 20 years old, 26 KW Natural Gas w/ a Ford 2.5L four cylinder, and knock on wood, we have had 0 major problems and only do yearly maintenance, and coolant/plugs/valve adjustments/brushes/etc. at the recommended hours.


Neighbors on both sides have the air cooled units, every outage sounds like they are both cutting their grass, and the service guys are there fixing something regularly. Only way I would get a 3600 air cooled unit is if we had infrequent short outages or if it was outside our budget.

We live in a very power outage prone area/one street neighborhood. We are usually low on the list to get service back since almost each house is fed from its own transformer. They will get the main lines back up but take forever to come reclose our transformer. It is better with the smart meters; we used to have to call about our individual transformer almost every outage.

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Easier path to purse them civilly, I guess is the main reason.

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Probably so, just like you can get off on criminal charges for shooting someone in self defense, but can still end up being civilly liable to their estate.

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St George wanted no part of it and planned renovations to park were reason.

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As a resident who lives in a neighborhood off of Old Jefferson, not that far from the “fair grounds”, I assure you nobody in the area will be upset with the relocation.

Great, as if the chargers were not enough.

The original machine had a base-plate of prefamulated amulite, surmounted by a malleable logarithmic casing in such a way that the two main spurving bearings were in a direct line with the pentametric fan. The latter consisted simply of six hydrocoptic marzlevanes, so fitted to the ambifacient lunar waneshaft that side fumbling was effectively prevented. The main winding was of the normal lotus-o-delta type placed in panendermic semi-boloid slots in the stator, every seventh conductor being connected by a non-reversible tremie pipe to the differential girdlespring on the "up" end of the grammeters...

No real measuring stick, but how far behind Italy we are is at the top of my “not measuring by” stick list.

If I had to pick something, it would be if whatever it is ravages all ages, races, health statuses, and political affiliations the same.

So now they will actually have to campaign/take a stand on issues/convince people to vote for them v. just being a, or the only, black candidate in a black district. The horror!

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Can't go through a divorce if you were never married, Chief.

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I’d say it was more like a hostage situation!


If it doesn’t pass, I don’t think it will go as well for BR as they think. They will have pissed off a very large populous of the parish who are of a demographic that actually votes. Won’t take much for STG folks to vote down any EBRSS millage increases or anything other thing they want to fleece us for. I’m in STG, I’m voting yes. If it fails, I’ll vote against funding anything EBRSS related going fwd.

I’m forced to pay private tuition to get my kids a decent education. I’d like the rest of my city to have a school system where their children can get a good education and not have to pay for private. EBRSS couldn’t fix itself if we gave them all of the tax revenue the city and state collects.

There a bunch of books written by some of those guys. Best reads I’ve ever had. Bad asses doesn’t even come close.

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Wasn’t gas over $5 a gallon back in around 2008?

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It was higher for diesel.