Eversource CEO tells industry conference he expects Healey to turn down the ‘volume’ on utility criticism post-election
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Eversource CEO tells industry conference he expects Healey to turn down the ‘volume’ on utility criticism post-election

Who is looking out for us when the pro-rate payer rhetoric seems to be theater for the election??? Unacceptable!

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u/Fine_Relation_158 — 5 days ago
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Recommendation for law firm (Boston)

Anyone have a good experience with a law firm in the Boston Cambridge area? Obviously a food experience means a favorable outcome and good communication.

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u/Fine_Relation_158 — 14 days ago

Unsolved Mysteries with Robert Stack - Season 7, Episode 3 - Full Episode

Take a trip back in time to see a clip of one of our favorite former medical examiners! 💖

(I hope it links to minute 28:10, if not, skip to there)

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u/Fine_Relation_158 — 1 month ago
▲ 432 r/Tree

Stop cutting down trees

In about three weeks, my lil fairy visitors (female hummingbirds) will leave New Hampshire to migrate back to the Gulf of Mexico for the winter. Every year, fewer and fewer arrive. With all the tree massacres going on due to real estate transfers and people who are petrified of trees (wtf), I am scared they won't make it. They need trees to land on during their travels and to use as shelter from storms.

Then, weeks after that, the males will leave along with scarlet tanagers, phoebes, catbirds- thousands of summer birds make treacherous trips to winter grounds, and they need trees.

PLEASE STOP CUTTING TREES!

u/Fine_Relation_158 — 2 months ago

Appreciation shout out to Andrew Myers

Just wanted to give some public appreciation to ​Andrew Myers. He's a reliable Lawtuber whom I can count on to give simple, ​comprehensive, and fair summaries.

He's​ also extremely nice and respectful. His compassion is very subtle and you'll miss it if you blink, but it is heartwarming if you listen close enough to notice.

🫶

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u/Fine_Relation_158 — 3 months ago

Does anyone know what this is referring to?

This was a response to a thread on TB's X post.

Sooooo, there was a Spaces that​ Nan Gallagher paid a voice expert to determine Melanie Little said something?

u/Fine_Relation_158 — 3 months ago

Shopping in Canada?

I am considering shopping in Canada for some expensive ongoing supplies.

Has anyone done this? I am wondering about border rules and whether NH residents have to pay taxes or other fees on goods from Canada.

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u/Fine_Relation_158 — 3 months ago

Read lawsuit against MSP + Cantom

Is there a content creator who read the entire document on YouTube?! My friend wants me to read it but it's 62 pages and I would prefer to listen to it.

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u/Fine_Relation_158 — 4 months ago

Anyone else experience this...?

Today was the second time it appeared that one ​of my summer visitors shooed a pest away from my head. I had a deer fly circling my head until a hummer whizzed by and then it was gone. I remember this happening last year too.

Am I just projecting, or could this be a solid thank you for keeping the sugar water fresh ❤️?

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u/Fine_Relation_158 — 5 months ago

Apartment listing

Where do people go to find apartment listings? I have one coming up soon. Usually we do word of mouth but it is time to go public due to the lower quality tenant I got​ from last word of mouth search.

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u/Fine_Relation_158 — 5 months ago

Seeking advice!

Hi, I would love insight from anyone who has dealt with a contractor problem.

Situation: A contractor I hired to install a screen around my front porch moved a beam that appears to be a main support for the house (there is a room above it). He did install two other beams, but I am not convinced or confident that the house won’t settle differently or become structurally deficient over time.

I am thinking of two courses of action:

A. Document the problem as insurance, should something happen later (i.e., send him a certified letter)

B. Hiring someone to put it back the way it was (I am broke, though!)

In either case, I believe I need a professional structural expert to give me an assessment. Considering I am broke, I wonder if the town’s building inspector would be the best no-cost route. Of course, there could be unintended consequences of bringing the city in.

I also think the town inspector could be a neutral way for me to approach this. Instead of telling him my concerns, I could say that the inspector arrived unannounced and flagged the issue. The contractor is loud, proud, and bossy— I would like to limit my interactions with him.

Ultimately, I could see myself taking him to small claims court to recover potential costs required to remedy the issue.

Has anyone relied on a building inspector as part of a complaint against a contractor, or as a resource to resolve a contractor problem?

TYIA !

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u/Fine_Relation_158 — 5 months ago
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Wouldn't it be fun to have an official time to post stories about men behaving badly? I have some to share and would love to read yours!

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u/Fine_Relation_158 — 6 months ago

Need advice about job potentials. There is a good chance I will be offered a great job (j.1) at a good organization and a good job with immediate growth potential (j.2) at a great organization.

I am asking here because I am now 50 and behind on retirement savings

Job 1

·         Awesome awesome people

·         I could see that I would be happy and fulfilled 5x week, although, potential for professional boredom someday (I am never personally bored—have a ton to do in my freetime)

·         Low pay

·         Little to no retirement plan

·         Work from home possible and very flexible overall (very important to me and also my pet has major anxiety when I leave the house)

·         No real prestige. I was laid off from a prestigious job and my ego wants me to bounce back at another prestigious organization

Job 2

·         Team unknown but probably a mixed bag. I expect there will be a lot of overall arrogant people around this workplace

·         Job would be fulfilling and fun but also lots of stress and high expectations

·         Pay would be higher than job 1 (not sure yet) with the potential for a promotion probably within 2 years

·         10% of salary

·         Mandatory four days in the office, which is far from me. I would have to stay overnight in the city 3-4 evenings per week

·         Extremely prestigious. Landing this job would feel like a major redemption after my last position was eliminated (should I really care, though?)

 

I always thought I wanted to grind for the last leg of my career to save money and just generally see an upward trajectory in my career. I got a master’s a few years ago with the intention of moving up professionally.

Now, life feels short and I wonder if I should take the happiness path. My last job was stressful, and I regularly dreamed of having a low stress job. I have so many passions and friends that I usually don’t have energy for due to work zapping me.

My spouse wants me to be happy and take the easier job (I don’t think they fully understand our finances

So, to those over 60—would you take happiness over money?

 

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u/Fine_Relation_158 — 6 months ago