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Participant[quote=poway_seller]I went through this enegy audit….
http://energyaudit-sdge.sempra.com[/quote%5DDid it help answer your original question ?
Participant[quote=leucadiarenter]don’t run the washer/dryer or dish washer during typicall business hours 8-5 weekdays, electricity during these times is about 4X more expensive.[/quote]
most homeowners do not have time-sensitive metering, so this point is not relevant for reducing their monthly bill.
Participant[quote=leucadiarenter]don’t run the washer/dryer or dish washer during typicall business hours 8-5 weekdays, electricity during these times is about 4X more expensive.[/quote]
most homeowners do not have time-sensitive metering, so this point is not relevant for reducing their monthly bill.
Participant[quote=leucadiarenter]don’t run the washer/dryer or dish washer during typicall business hours 8-5 weekdays, electricity during these times is about 4X more expensive.[/quote]
most homeowners do not have time-sensitive metering, so this point is not relevant for reducing their monthly bill.
Participant[quote=leucadiarenter]don’t run the washer/dryer or dish washer during typicall business hours 8-5 weekdays, electricity during these times is about 4X more expensive.[/quote]
most homeowners do not have time-sensitive metering, so this point is not relevant for reducing their monthly bill.
Participant[quote=leucadiarenter]don’t run the washer/dryer or dish washer during typicall business hours 8-5 weekdays, electricity during these times is about 4X more expensive.[/quote]
most homeowners do not have time-sensitive metering, so this point is not relevant for reducing their monthly bill.
ParticipantThank you Calford for providing such a well-reasoned, balanced alternative view of Temecula.
For those of us who would like more information on these topics can you please provide the actual data or third-party source to back up your information.
After all, the motto of this site is “In God We Trust. Everyone Else Bring Data.” (see bottom of screen).
That is unless you are the aforementioned being which we are allowed to trust implicitly.
ParticipantThank you Calford for providing such a well-reasoned, balanced alternative view of Temecula.
For those of us who would like more information on these topics can you please provide the actual data or third-party source to back up your information.
After all, the motto of this site is “In God We Trust. Everyone Else Bring Data.” (see bottom of screen).
That is unless you are the aforementioned being which we are allowed to trust implicitly.
ParticipantThank you Calford for providing such a well-reasoned, balanced alternative view of Temecula.
For those of us who would like more information on these topics can you please provide the actual data or third-party source to back up your information.
After all, the motto of this site is “In God We Trust. Everyone Else Bring Data.” (see bottom of screen).
That is unless you are the aforementioned being which we are allowed to trust implicitly.
ParticipantThank you Calford for providing such a well-reasoned, balanced alternative view of Temecula.
For those of us who would like more information on these topics can you please provide the actual data or third-party source to back up your information.
After all, the motto of this site is “In God We Trust. Everyone Else Bring Data.” (see bottom of screen).
That is unless you are the aforementioned being which we are allowed to trust implicitly.
ParticipantThank you Calford for providing such a well-reasoned, balanced alternative view of Temecula.
For those of us who would like more information on these topics can you please provide the actual data or third-party source to back up your information.
After all, the motto of this site is “In God We Trust. Everyone Else Bring Data.” (see bottom of screen).
That is unless you are the aforementioned being which we are allowed to trust implicitly.
ParticipantNow is a great time to be dollar cost averaging into the market. Many stocks are at P/E ratios not seen since Peter Lynch’s hey-day.
However, I am definitely not amping up my stock allocation or going “all in” or even in large chunks. Too many things can still go wrong to do that.
I don’t know if the stock market will pick up in 2009, 2010 or 2011, but I am betting that 10 years from now it will be largely higher than today.
ParticipantNow is a great time to be dollar cost averaging into the market. Many stocks are at P/E ratios not seen since Peter Lynch’s hey-day.
However, I am definitely not amping up my stock allocation or going “all in” or even in large chunks. Too many things can still go wrong to do that.
I don’t know if the stock market will pick up in 2009, 2010 or 2011, but I am betting that 10 years from now it will be largely higher than today.
ParticipantNow is a great time to be dollar cost averaging into the market. Many stocks are at P/E ratios not seen since Peter Lynch’s hey-day.
However, I am definitely not amping up my stock allocation or going “all in” or even in large chunks. Too many things can still go wrong to do that.
I don’t know if the stock market will pick up in 2009, 2010 or 2011, but I am betting that 10 years from now it will be largely higher than today.
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