Also, anytime I hear new techniques online "I trust but verify" before adapting anything new.

Get a motion light from Homedepot.If you can't wire it up, then get a screw in ac adapter that changes a light base to a 120VAC outlet.

After hearing Embracing The Salt And Adapting To Sea Level Rise recently I realized that small players in the NC coastal tree business need to wake up in a hurry.

It's my specialty.Retail STNL is a specialty niche.Sonic typically has a specific use footprint and very hard to re-adapt.

Time is our biggest enemy, but I’ve calculated a number of worst case scenarios and am fairly confident that we will be able to adapt and change course if necessary.

The market is more competitive and it's unlikely to relent in the future, so it's something everyone has to adapt to. 

Properties are located right across from the Tri-Main Building (a large adaptive reuse project filled with offices), is an 8 minute walk from the nearest light rail station, bus stops are a two minute walk away, UB South is a 10 minute bike ride, Delaware Park is a 10 minute walk, and a major hospital is just down Main Street. 

I would also adapt your contract to address the switch out of products more clearly.

I see all kinds of 4 prong to 3 prong adapters at Home Depot. can I just use those instead of busting open The dryer and replacing the cord?

I moved into an older place that has 3 prong outlet.I see all kinds of 4 prong to 3 prong adapters at Home Depot. can I just use those instead of busting open The dryer and replacing the cord?