SchmuckGirl

Don't mind me, I'm way buzzed... mmm, stir fry....

Nope, I bought the house and asked mr schmuckerson to move in with me! I know it's kinda cruel, 62 degrees and all, but I'm a mean lady like that..........

Benyen, they're not too much and since you can't use soap (not knowing what the person before you may hav e done with it) I would just shell out a few more bucks and get one for yourself

No! That's a No, No, No No, Ron Burgundy. Make it stop...... Oh, I hate it so much

Wow, that's a big house! No wonder refinancing brought you down $600 a month~!

7 ish, I think? Can't really remember

I like his wife's bike too. Girly but not over the top!

We have a heat pump with furnace for emergency heat but I've only had the house since Jan. Our highest bill was only $126 but I also kept the thermostat at 62 degrees. I figure if we're cold, we can either put on more clothes or build a fire..... I realize it's a terrible inefficient system though, and I'm going to have to replace it.... I don't blame you for aggressively pursuing the issue though. That kind of bill would make me sick to my stomach as well.

Shoot, that's true. Dangit, there goes my theory about why the group got split into different times. Stuff like that annoys me and if they don't find a reason to explain it, I will just assume that it was to add poignant drama to the Sun/Jin situation and Lost is better than that, damn it!

Yes, the rate is effective from Jan 1, 2009 but AEP has until the end of the year to collect the difference so I don't think it will affect bills too much? This is from our internal web page: For the average Columbus Southern Power residential customer, implementation of the plan will result in a percentage increase in a customer’s total bill capped at 7 percent in 2009 (approximately $6.97 monthly), and 6 percent each year for 2010 ($6.39 monthly) and 2011 ($6.77 monthly). For the average Ohio Power residential customer, the plan will result in a percentage increase in a customer’s total bill capped at 8 percent in 2009 (approximately $6.55 monthly), 7 percent in 2010 ($6.19 monthly) and 8 percent in 2011 ($7.57 monthly). The 2009 rates are retroactive to Jan. 1. Customers will see the rate increase reflected in their April bill. The company will collect the 2009 revenues in the remaining nine months of the year; consequently, the percentage increase on a customer’s monthly bill will be slightly higher than if the recovery began in January. With the ESP order, the company’s rates continue to be the lowest in the state among investor-owned electric utilities.

And WHERE the heck did Daniel Faraday disappear to? And WHAT on earth happened to Ben's face before they took off on the plane?

I really don't know what that means.....

Don't blame me! Just take more steps to 'green' your house and use less electricity to offset the rate increases!

I'm not thrilled at the thought of the original group being pitted against each other. I think that's going to be hard to watch. I was assuming that Ben couldn't go back in time with them, because he's already there as a child. THat doesn't explain Sun and Frank, though. I can't WAIT until Sayid had some righteous vengeance, I just love his character!

I do. Therefore I hear alot from the other side: how our aging infrastructure needs to be updated and the gridSmart updates that AEP wants to make available

AEP Ohio will still have the lowest rates in Ohio, according to the PUCO (Public Utilities Commission of Ohio)

Dude, that's hilarious b/c that's EXACTLY what I thought the first time I went. Everyone kept saying meet at the Shell next to Quaker Steak. So I went, all alone, and NO-ONE shows up..... I waited and waited.... I was so mad!@ Well, come to find out that everyone meets at the Shell on Polaris on the opposite side of 71 from QSL, so don't make the same mistake I did