Oudekerk

Do they allow fruitinis in the house in downtown Plano?

"Cuellar added that the original meters were bought at the request of the state and that in order to fund the second-generation meters, the company needs to recover the cost of the first-generation meters as well. If that cost cannot be recovered, Cuellar said the original first-generation smart meters will continue to be used by customers at their residences.

“'If we didn’t feel as though they were a prudent investment,” company spokesman Chris Schein said, 'we would not have sought recovery.'”

1. Why isn't the State paying for them, rather than ratepayers, who are now paying for the "approved" version?

2. Schein apparently went to a business school where the laws of physics were suspended.

Never had celery for dessert. A few too many esses in this story, I think.

Looking forward to trying this place.

Doesn't Eats blog have access to directory assistance? Or a car?

Do they serve pot au feu fish tacos? The ones for which savvy chefs boil 100 pounds of ox tails and reduce them to two quarts of delectable broth drizzled sparingly around the edges of the rice?

Wow!!! Go RussJFK!!!!!!!!!!!!

He'll may get a Nobel someday. He's already got a MacArthur Fellowship. Not a bad gig at all!

The toughest thing is getting the uncaged hens to sit in the water long enough to get the eggs to hard boil.

Ninety-five percent of the world is scrambling to find their next meal, and you folks are fretting about whether an iPhone is oversynching to Starbucks' free WiFi hotspot. Good to know this pack has its priorities in order.

Frankstongal: When tastebuds evolve out of existence thanks to McDonalds and its competitors?

And, perhaps, a few less Gouldins. What an idiotic thing to say.

Yes.

I think this whole discussion is above my pay grade.

"Personal attacks never help you make your point, it just makes you look unprepared."

You nailed it, pnewsgal. That Scott never does his homework. http://tinyurl.com/5r3zxf