I am a newbie from Castaic, Santa Clarita, CA and I joined BP in October but I have been actively listening to the podcasts and reading as much as I can to learn about REI.I work an interesting job as I do not have a 9-5, but I currently work (for W-2 purposes) in the Motion Picture/Television Industry.  

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0957306/resume At the bottom of Eddie's page: Employment Details * Work History : Internet, Commercial, Film, Television * Job Categories: Production * Are you willing to work unpaid?

It is just taking market share away from traditional television.

The heat it usually not a issue, because of the distance between fire place and the television especially if a mantle is built for the fire place. 

The popular television show "Tiny House Nation" will definitely put a bit of a push on the possibilities.  

It also had a very large living room, with 3 televisions, with VCR's and a stereo.  

Then you go out and buy all the lattes televisions or cars you want (that you can afford).

I've been in the Advertising, Marketing, Television industry for over 10 years.I'm looking forward to getting going on the site and meeting new people.  

If the items have little or no value (i.e. a 1994 17" television that weighs 70 pounds or a large chest of drawers from the 70's that's missing two handles and a drawer) then you can dispose of them as you see fit.

These are the folks that sell get rich quick schemes on television late at night when the Ambien is working.