My current work is not quite my cup of tea, which is why I want to grow the division this year.

You can also pull out a napkin from your Hardees bag and write up a contract on that, just you and the seller (or buyer).

Sometimes the failure has nothing to do with any components within the heating system itself; I had a failure caused by an empty plastic grocery bag getting sucked into the opening on the air intake on a furnace on a windy day - no air for combustion causes unit to not fire up.

Lathe and plaster for instance, I've seen some guys who neatly break it down into buckets of plaster and bags of lathe boards for easy removal and others who just make a giant mess!

I think it's good to pick your niche and if war zones are not your cup of tea, avoid them.

You get to 'find yourself' and 'work' at the same time.If you are a really terrible student and school it hell for you, only then would I say to bag out of college, but I would hope that you learned some skills(like your handyman example) that will get you better than 'part-time unskilled labor).

@John Moore and @Bob Dunas maybe no free lunch, BUT there is always an ample supply of tea, coffee, and single-serving french vanilla creamers!

After speaking to City of Rochester rep Liz and Jennifer; they state:* All Inclusive Service (Trash container, Recycle container, Bag on Side, Couch, etc) with out notice or additional charge.* Do not have a service agreement which does not tie you into any length of time. * Rates with them have been stable over last 6 years.

The 20, 40, and 90 minute versions come in larger 18 lb bags.

Like a weird-tea-baggy-republicany-alarmist-run-for-the-hills typa thing.