Best Part of Being an Astros Fan? Living Rent Free in NYC!
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Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
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Read MoreSo I was incredibly lucky to get to go to Game 1 with 3 close friends and it was the experience of a lifetime. Months later I still get goosebumps just thinking about the fact I was there and the electricity in the atmosphere inside the stadium. One of our group was friend with a camera operator so we even got on the jumbotron!
I’d love to make some gifts to give to the boys that have a ticket and a picture of us in a nice frame and matting, but there’s no paper ticket or ticket stubs. Best thing I can find online is at a link below. I would do the graphic design and printing, and I know exactly what seats we were in. Just trying to find what the ticket should look like. Any suggestions?
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So I was with entrust for years and after the freeze they went under and I was absorbed/brought into Rythm. Usually my bill hovers around ~$200, but this last cycle it was almost $300. The breakdown on the bill is as follows:
Energy Charge 1,259 × $0.18835 per kWh = $237.13
TDU Delivery Charge = $52.23
Misc = $5.78
PUC = $0.47
Tax = $2.95
Total = $298.56
Using the power to choose website I see Payless Power offering a 12mo fixed rate of $0.137 per kWh at 1000 kWh, which is around my average usage (almost always 1000-1300). It says disclosure is based upon:
Energy Charge = $0.0945 per kWh
TDSP Delivery Charge = $0.038 per kWh; passed through based on daily usage
TDSP Monthly Charge = $4.39 per month
Would the Payless Power fixed plan save me money? I’ve been on Rythms “Texas Flex” plan for more than a year since my bill has never really been an issue before and shopping for energy is intimidating to me. I really appreciate any help that can be provided to clarify and explain things to me.
Thank y’all!
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Was at the game so didn’t to hear any commentary on it. Seemed like pitcher lost the fly ball in the air, the hitter stopped running to first figuring it was an easy out, and when the pitcher missed the catch he still got the hitter out at first only for the umps to turn it around and call him safe?
He quit running and didn’t run through first base which is taught in little league. It felt like the umps rewarded him for giving up. Any insight?
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What is the best or closest place to watch a celestial dark sky event such as an asteroid shower from to Houston? I know Enchanted Rock is highly rated but trying to keep the travel within 1.5 hours as a decent trade off to night sky. Any suggestions? …
Read MoreFrom burgers to BBQ to seafood to texmex they all charge way to much and serve tiny portions that lack taste. I’ve literally never gone to a Pappas restaurant and been happy with the food. I’m amazed that an empire has been built on this foundation of sand.
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