Mins wok on west boylston and dragons dynasty on highland.

Dragon 88’s is the best if you have a mai tai first.

If one makes $135k a year and puts 10% into retirement savings their take home is $6400 a month or so.

$2100 is the target 1/3 of net income spent on housing. So you need to make a good amount to afford a 3 bedroom or house.

Like in the room? Try foxwoods.

I haven’t experienced that since high school!

As someone who is naturally introverted New England is awesome. No fake kindness/small talk with people you don't know. Being in the mid-west is ok but I could never live there.

Different strokes, I guess.

Looks like fees are $17 per ticket so closer to 80

But it is Weezer so…

It’s $65 and its a good price.

I believe that IT should provide 2 primary functions:

• Provide service and value to enable the business.
• Protect the business by effectively reducing risk.

Security is a very important part of a business' IT strategy. That is my motivation for taking the CISSP.

Literally just now studying for my cissp.

Once I was driving in Vernon Hill to pick up my friend and it was raining. On the street to get to hers there was a shirtless man having a yelling argument with someone in a 3 decker as they threw (presumably) his things out of a window. I sat there for a minute waiting for him to move and then politely yelled at him to please move. He gave me a wave and moved to the sidewalk while continuing his argument.

Other than that no issues and I’ve had a few friends live in the area.

Honestly the area around clark is perfectly fine, especially during the day, until you hit hammond/may street. I lived on Fairfield St for 5 years with no issues.

Downtown Worcester needs a new indoor mall/food court like in kelly square. It gets cold here half the year. Make a good reason for people to go there to work and live.

Or convert the buildings there (Can they do it tastefully and be affordable?). I’m all about livable space.

Quinn’s is one of my favorites but get there earlier they fill up quick.

Not only that but a chain that is literally everywhere.

Sounds like bullshit, no records of this company having any agreements with Worcester in government document search.

Probably a lease, sign it and they own your roof for 20 years. Hard pass.

I cut mine off the day I got it, figured it was just for keeping them together on delivery. If it isn’t windy I don’t put the lid on so the recycling peoples’ job is easier. If it is windy then I clip the lid on.

This isn't too complicated.

There is a state limit on how much real estate taxes can go up per year so this seems fair.

Also see this I just stumbled upon: https://reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/10nrjgy/the_bread_i_bought_at_trader_joes_only_has_four/ Worth checking out Trader Joe’s methinks.

I feel this is a very long shot as for most, the few teaspoons of sugar in a good loaf of bread you will find at an artisanal bakery is negligible especially considering that bread is mostly carbohydrates/sugars.

However, I just checked my recipe book and the only recipes for bread I have that do not require sugar are sourdough.

I feel calling around to bakeries and asking if they add sugar into their sourdough bread will be fruitful. Barring that get some starter and get baking!

I mean we had 6 people living in a 3 bedroom for a few months before it became… untenable. As far as the lease goes I would say have your brother and you apply for tenancy and if you have income and references you should be good and then add the tenants to your lease. Ask about roommates when negotiating the lease contract and make sure you read and understand the contract before signing.

Why without sugar? Even when making homemade bread the recipe usually calls for a very small amount. It is generally necessary for the yeast to eat it and thus the bread rises.

Either way read the contract, don’t trust what customer service says.

Well I hope that you kept the old meter then!

“Misunderstandings and lethargy perhaps produce more wrong in the world than deceit and malice do. At least the latter two are certainly rarer.”

I advise that you are not quick to assign malicious intent, but that you read your contract with National Grid and see what your rights are to correct this obvious error for your time and money wasted. If you cannot resolve with customer service I would contact a lawyer who works for a percentage of the winnings.

The contract may state that you are responsible for ensuring the accuracy of the meter, after which you would have no recourse.