James Vermillion - I suppose we can chalk it up to excitement as well . . .F Foster - I agree, and that's why I do everything in my power to best serve those users.

They may have power of attorney or something.

@ Jon K: Yes, I was thinking about the policy after I lost power during hurricane Sandy. . .and had several candles burning.

(They have been good to work with over the years)Now, I have sold that business and will not have the negotiating power.

Around here, wind power is a big deal.

We have spoken with an attorney concerning this, his advice is to contact the previous homeowner and try to get his cooperation to do a short sale/obtain power of attorney and/or contact Fannie Mae/BofA and try to negotiate, or the last option is to bid at the BofA foreclosure sale.

Female.If it were 50/50 for each position the odds of this would be 1/1032. ...The time for you to find a FEMALE to do your arithmetic has arrived; the denominator in the fraction you gave should be 2 raised to the tenth power, which happens to be 1024.

I also wonder how they will handle the increasing demands by a more affluent and educated public for more personal freedoms.

Make sure you get the proper kind to meet code.Some are battery only; some are AC-powered with battery backup; some are "interconnected signalling" (one goes off and all alarms in the house go off).

It is forced air central heating and cooling powered by gas.