Easy drive as long as the weather is good. I was coming back from Niagara once and got caught in a fierce tornadic thunderstorm.

I love the industrial history, the walkable downtown, and the access to the river and trails

I feel bad for those in the AQ zone. It's such a gorgeous day for driving with the window down. Seems like a perfect r/fuckyouinparticular moment.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nationality_Rooms

https://www.nationalityrooms.pitt.edu/

When in doubt, start with Jerry's Records in Squirrel Hill

If you posted year/make/model and which side got damaged, I'd bet the sub could've sources you a whole new assembly and provided simple DIY instructions by now

Biohaz isn't a qualification to be a superfund site. The sign is fake.

Superfund cleanup is for seriously nasty stuff - heavy metals, toxins, nuclear contamination. Not excrement and used needles.

I find it hard to believe a homeless camp qualifies as a superfund site.

My friend just had his switched out. It's just a basic Rehm furnace, total was in the $4k ballpark, IIRC.

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Imperial stations (Marathon, Circle K, and Coen, all within 150 yards of each other) are $3.20* or less, while the Robinson stations (GetGo and Sheetz) are all in the $3.80 range. There's only 3 miles between them.

Those are cash prices, it's even cheaper if you're in their membership programs.

If you were in Robinson, gas is even cheaper (than North Versailles) just 3 miles down the road in Imperial. I go out of my way to fuel up there compared to Robinson.

Not sure what you're claiming isn't feasible because I didn't make any suggestions in my previous comment and you didn't quote anything.

But while we're talking about feasibility, here's one that I know would work: postpone the game until the energy emergency is resolved.

The point wasn't specifically about the lights, but rather that the stadium was operating in general. Even if they only get 1/4 of their power from the grid, it's a stadium and that's still a lot of power. Additionally, there's all the infrastructure that supports the game - transportation, broadcasting, local food/accommodations/etc. It's absolutely insane that they're allowed to host these games when people all across the county have no heat and people in six states are being told to only use what's absolutely necessary.

Meanwhile the Steelers are playing and the stadium is lit as bright as ever

My car froze shut yesterday, I still managed to jiggle the door open, start the engine, and run the defroster for half an hour.

Not even a sub-panel? Then ya I'd probably go unplug anything expensive you own (and really, even if the landlord owns it, like the fridge, I'd probably still unplug it just to save yourself a headache waiting for replacement if it breaks).

Probably wouldn't be a bad idea to go turn off your main breaker if it's doing that

There's a Wikipedia page that lists the areas generally considered to be part of the area. The Nissan dealer in Moon is even called West Hills Nissan.

No, west of the city, out near the airport. Coraopolis, Moon, Robinson, etc.

The original line was "I'm gonna take my clothes off" so it's more in keeping with the original as it is

I wish it was 4... it's -3 in the west hills

Twice this fall, they announced (via those overhead digital signboards) that the wrong lane was closed after an accident (Pittsburgh area). Caused a major traffic cluster when everyone shifted lanes and had to shift back further down the road.

I've done it. A little rough on the nerves lol.