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November 1, 2009

• 3:29 PM Sheila on National Grid offering $50 and free pickup for your old fridge, freezer

  Christopher, if you click one of the links above, depending on where you live, you'll see the answer to your question: Requirements for Program Participation: 1. The refrigerator to be recycled must be the second refrigerator in the home and not the primary refrigerator. Typically, these are found in basements or garages. 2. The unit must meet the size requirement which is 10 cu ft - 30 cu ft. 3. You must be a current residential electric customer of NationalGrid (Rhode Island) that is offering the recycling program. 4. National Grid customers must own the unit being recycled. 5. Limit to 2 units per customer. 6. Someone 18 years or older must be present to sign and release the unit. 7. You must provide clear and safe access to your appliances for the removal team. They will not risk injury or be able to move personal effects or modify your home (e.g.: remove door or railings) to remove the unit(s). A rebate of $50 will be given to you for your effort in recycling responsibly. If you have any questions about the recycling program, or if you would like to schedule your pickup date by phone; please feel free to contact our customer service center toll free at 877-545-4113.

  
  

  November 1, 2009

• 3:09 PM Christopher Rosa on National Grid offering $50 and free pickup for your old fridge, freezer

  I have an old refrigerator that I would like to recycle. It someone could get back to me at let me know what I have to do to qualify for the $50.00 rebate. Thank You

  
  

  November 1, 2009

• 12:22 PM Sheila on Mask permits bird's-eye views with hummingbirds

  Actually, I did Google it. (I certainly didn't count them myself.) But 8-10 seems to be giant hummingbirds, littler ones can get up to anywhere from 90-120.

  
  

  November 1, 2009

• 10:16 AM Quasimoto on Mask permits bird's-eye views with hummingbirds

  Hummingbirds' wings beat a lot faster than 8-10 per second. Google it.

  
  

  October 29, 2009

• 11:27 AM Sheila on A gross meatloaf hand for Halloween dinner

  I think kids would love to eat this -- maybe even fight over the thumb. What's not to like about meatloaf and mashed potatoes dressed up for Halloween?

  
  

  October 29, 2009

• 8:19 AM Rick Bell on A gross meatloaf hand for Halloween dinner

  Nice, think the kids would eat it?

  
  

  October 27, 2009

• 11:38 PM Paule on Update: NASA rocket crashes into moon, no plume observed

  Who would have ever associated the noble science of space exploration with lies, and the mass deception of all mankind?

  
  

  October 27, 2009

• 5:18 AM Boxer in Spain on GeoCities dies today; spawned blinking, blaring, broken-icon style of Web design

  I too had my first website on Geocities. It served me very well. RIP Geocities.

  
  

  October 26, 2009

• 1:44 PM Swati - Online Author on GeoCities dies today; spawned blinking, blaring, broken-icon style of Web design

  The dancing baby cracks me up :D :D .. Geocities was the site where I created my first HTML page, when writing web pages was considered super cool thing. Yahoo should have sold the site instead of pulling the plug.

  
  

  October 20, 2009

• 2:37 PM Jef Nickerson on Halloween party snacks that don't taste ghastly

  I want one of them mummies in a blanket!

  
  

  October 18, 2009

• 2:15 PM arvin on Update: Shepard Fairey admits deception, covered up use of AP photo for 'Hope' poster

  The damage he has done is almost entirely to himself.

  
  

  October 17, 2009

• 7:53 PM The Dude on Update: Shepard Fairey admits deception, covered up use of AP photo for 'Hope' poster

  this is about as ridiculous: http://www.myartspace.com/blog/2009/02/fair-use-shepard-fairey-and-baxter-orr.html

  
  

  October 15, 2009

• 3:59 PM Sam on FDA may ban electronic cigarettes

  A rare spark of sanity occurred this week when California Governor Arnold Schwarzenager saved electronic cigarettes from being banned for everyone in the state with a Vito! Glad he showed some sense...

  
  

  October 14, 2009

• 3:47 AM jsamyth on Gone today, here tomorrow: Polaroid to relaunch instant cameras

  The interesting thing is that this might find a niche in the mainstream now that eveyone has gone digital and found that they have LOST the entire family history to a hard drive crash or some such electronic disaster. The shoebox in the closet looks pretty good after your children's early child hood vanishes along with all the tax returns and music.

  
  

  October 12, 2009

• 10:35 PM Sheila Lennon on Providence ranked 22nd-smartest city at Tina Brown's 'Daily Beast'

  The most common misspelling I've seen in news copy is commerical. It's a finger typo, I think, just comes out that way. As for intelligence, how about ranking cities by the percentage of resdients who fell for Nigerian spam scams? Good idea about changing the captcha process, jorn. I'll look into it tomorrow. Btw, you get used to that flaky font. I usually type it right on my first try these days.

  
  

  October 12, 2009

• 3:47 PM Jorn on Providence ranked 22nd-smartest city at Tina Brown's 'Daily Beast'

  I'm toying with the idea that counting _misspellings_ will give a rough measure of IQ for different websites, and that the misspelling themselves can be ranked from dumber to smarter: low iq in tact/intact to/too lose/loose -ys/-ies 'nt/n't alot/a lot you're/your than/then threw/through who's/whose its/it's [apostrophes] their/there consensus/concensus led/lead high iq ps-- your captcha system SUCKS-- if it's not necessary for previews, the preview button should be above the captcha, and there should be a button specifically labeled different-captcha

  
  

  October 12, 2009

• 10:18 AM smartkid on Update: NASA rocket crashes into moon, no plume observed

  this is not cool they use 75 million doller for doing what blowing uo the moon .75 million doller could help our bad ecomary stuff.

  
  

  October 11, 2009

• 9:30 PM Sheila Lennon on Notes from the flu

  Thanks, Doctor Pat!

  
  

  October 11, 2009

• 2:20 PM pat on Notes from the flu

  I hope you'll fully recover and regain your strength and normal voice - although Joe might prefer the sexy, raspy one. I find the herbal immune support which is similar to wellness formula but much less expensive helps me when I have the beginning of cold symptoms and also any of the ricola cough drops. Rest and more rest, plus fluid and patience..and this too shall pass.

  
  

  October 9, 2009

• 9:41 PM GOD on Update: NASA rocket crashes into moon, no plume observed

  This impact took place 3 weeks ago, before the recent spate of adverse world climatic changes..