While hardcopy isn't going away anytime soon and has some advantages (no batteries, cheap, loanable, free at the library, doesn't cost a mint if you get it wet or lose it, etc), The Kindle and the iPad and the e-books available on such devices will continue to gain ground I think.Having the ability to download any book you want in seconds over the cell network, as well as carry your entire library with you at all times, plus search it and bookmark it, have it read to you when driving, and be able to take notes and look up words in the dictionary, etc....that's pretty neat too, and it keeps getting better.I'll look forward to the ebook, Rich!

It was a plug in model, not a battery one.

If I could find a way to run A/C in the summer off batteries that's be year round.

I actually appreciate the really nice battery powered drill set much more than the $500 pocket watch.Having a good truck that starts every time with no mechanical issues is pretty high living.

I bought it from her for $2,000, put another $3,000 worth of a battery, spark plugs, and some miscellaneous cleaning and tuning into it.

Battery on the car died and I won't have money until payday to buy a new one.").

Open all drapes and turn on all lights (see the Kitchen Photos)Also don't be afraid to experiment with cheap external battery powered lights that you can use to light up a dark area.

You should also look at Gordon Square and the Battery Park area. 

The "stuff" left behind is comprised of personal belongings: furniture, clothes, books, a whole closet full when we have yet to look into and the range (appliances were theirs).They did take the light fixtures - except the ugly chandelier in the dining area - so I need to go back in the daylight to make an inventory ;-)We have been making visits to the unit on a semi-regular basis: we replaced windows, fixed the toilet, changed backup batteries in the smoke detectors, etc. - so I do get the picture.

Needless to say, the EV battery product is in high demand.