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Ppl get slendern man wrong when he's like a mafia boss monster when I look at him he's like a molecule or an amoeba or something

Okay, so this is a weird one but I’m going to shoot my shot! I’m writing a book that takes place in Brooklyn which is a location I’m very familiar with BUT there’s something I don’t know and I’ve tried to write it out but it kind of matters SO where the heck do city kids go to snog? Usually there’s a car but most adults in cities don’t have cars so the kids certainly wouldn’t. Is this a weird question? Never mind it is. Will take any info you’re willing to share! TY!!

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First off - “Snog”…top tier terminology.

Lots of street snogging. Porch snogging. Hallway/stairwell/elevator snogging (if you live in a multiunit building that isn’t fancy enough for cameras…in which case…I guess you could but would you want to?). Rooftop snogging.

More than snogging? Lots of sneaking in and out of houses/apartments…which is easier to do than it is in suburban areas because the city noise muffles the sneaking around noise. This was my go-to but I had some factors working to my advantage. I also did unmentionable things in too-public places that adult me cringes at so like…it’s not a perfect science and teenagers are stupid.

It really depends on who you are and where in the city you live. Message me and if you give me specifics I may be able to help!

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i still ideally would like it to be in a dense area in a multiunit building - I think - because I have a lot of things I like to do which are better when shared (it's easier to pay for a few rounds of DDR in an arcade than to build your own machine; a makerspace is more affordable than buying every machine) but also I really like human contact and not driving

part of me visits friends' houses and is like! wow! you have so much space to do the things you love! and then I remember that a lot of my social needs would not get met if I did the things I love in my own house

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Controlling common pests is something that many people hate to think about, but eventually will need to know how to do. A bit of know-how goes a long way in terms of making a pest problem manageable. The advice and insights found below can make what may seem to be a daunting dilemma something that you can tackle with ease.

Do you have recurring fruit flies? The weak link might be your drains. Tape some plastic wrap over a drain for a few days and see if fruit flies start popping up. If the fruit flies return, boil some water and pour it down the drain, then scrub the drain thoroughly. This will help you keep the flies from breeding. One of the ways that you can reduce the amount of centipedes and bugs in your house is to get a dehumidifier. This device will help to take the moisture out of the air, which is an environment that bugs love to go to. This will help to curtail your bug problem in the summer. Make sure that your house is sealed at all times so that the bugs from the outside cannot get in. You can place a rubber barrier under your doormat, which is a common entryway of bugs from the outside. This will help to seal your house so that bugs cannot come in and disrupt you. Do not assume that pests are completely gone just because you have not seen any. If your exterminator wants to come back for a follow-up, you should follow their advice. There is a good chance that there is still a small population in your home that could have come from eggs, so listen to the professional and stick to the follow-up appointment. Do not tackle pest control alone if you live in a multiunit structure. Your individual efforts might be successful temporarily, but ineffective in the long run. Insects could just travel to another condo, apartment or townhome and then return. Consult with the property managers or other owners for a building-wide treatment solution. If rodents such as raccoons or skunks are tearing your garbage bags, set a trap where you usually leave your garbage. Attract the animal with a piece of meat and make sure the trap you use is large enough for the animals you have observed. If possible, release the animal in the woods instead of killing it. Make sure that all of your windows are closed when you go to sleep at night or go on vacation. The last thing that you will want to do is to give the bugs outside a free entryway into your house. Seal all windows when you are sleeping or not home to reduce pests. Try sprinkling borax around your home to keep insects out. Borax is a chemical that can dry insects out internally, thus killing them. The great thing is that it is not harmful to humans or pets in small amounts. If you are sick of insects in your home give this trick a try. funeral package like to live in drains. Be certain you check your drains regularly. Clean them with a snake monthly or use a liquid cleaner. Mold and debris can provide pests with an attractive environment. Avoid furniture from unknown sources. Furniture, especially upholstered furniture, can harbor pests. To keep them out of your home, avoid furniture from resale shops, trading websites, or the side of the road. If you bring an infested piece of furniture into your home, it can spread to all of your own furniture as well. If you find yourself facing a bee or wasp, use hairspray! It is safe for humans and pets, but not so much for flying insects. By spraying a short burst at the insect, you will leave it coated with a sticky residue and unable to fly. It will not survive for long. This works on bees that make it into your home. Pest control is a topic that just about everyone can benefit from understanding a bit better. Learning effective control techniques makes sense for men and women, young and old alike. By keeping the above information as a reference, you will never be at a loss for what to do when those uninvited guests arrive.

"Unraveling the Seductive Allure of Federal Dollars: How Canadian Cities are Boldly Revamping Zoning Strategies"

Fourplexes, which are multiunit dwellings that are not commonly seen in Canada, may soon become more prevalent in major cities. The availability of federal funding for housing construction is causing many municipalities to reconsider their strict zoning rules that once prohibited fourplexes. Sean Fraser, the housing minister, stated this week that the government is incentivizing cities to…

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"Unraveling the Seductive Allure of Federal Dollars: How Canadian Cities are Boldly Revamping Zoning Strategies"

Fourplexes, which are multiunit dwellings that are not commonly seen in Canada, may soon become more prevalent in major cities. The availability of federal funding for housing construction is causing many municipalities to reconsider their strict zoning rules that once prohibited fourplexes. Sean Fraser, the housing minister, stated this week that the government is incentivizing cities to…

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"Unraveling the Seductive Allure of Federal Dollars: How Canadian Cities are Boldly Revamping Zoning Strategies"

Fourplexes, which are multiunit dwellings that are not commonly seen in Canada, may soon become more prevalent in major cities. The availability of federal funding for housing construction is causing many municipalities to reconsider their strict zoning rules that once prohibited fourplexes. Sean Fraser, the housing minister, stated this week that the government is incentivizing cities to…

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Right-to-charge laws bring the promise of EVs to apartments, condos and rentals

- By Eleftheria Kontou , University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign , The Conversation -

More than 3.6 million electric cars are driving around the U.S., but if you live in an apartment, finding an available charger isn’t always easy. Grocery stores and shopping centers might have a few, but charging takes time and the spaces may be taken or inconvenient.

Several states and cities, aiming to expand EV use, are now trying to lift that barrier to ownership with “right to charge” laws.

Illinois’ governor signed the latest right-to-charge law in June 2023, requiring that all parking spots at new homes and multiunit dwellings be wired so they’re ready for EV chargers to be installed. Colorado, Florida, New York and other states have passed similar laws in recent years.

But having wiring in place for charging is only the first step to expanding EV use. Apartment building managers, condo associations and residents are now trying to figure out how to make charging efficient, affordable and available to everyone who needs it when they need it.

Electric cars can benefit urban dwellers

As a civil engineer who focuses on transportation, I study ways to make the shift to electric vehicles equitable, and I believe that planning for multiunit dwelling charging and accessibility is smart policy for cities.

Transitioning away from fossil-fueled vehicles to electric vehicles has benefits for the environment and the health of urban residents. It reduces tailpipe emissions, which can cause respiratory problems and warm the climate; it mitigates noise; and it improves urban air quality and quality of life.

Surveys show most EV drivers charge at home, where electricity rates are lower than at public chargers and there is less competition for charging spots. In California, the leading state for EVs, 88% of early adopters of battery electric cars said they were able to charge at home, and workplace and public charging represented just 24% and 17% of their charging sessions, respectively. Nationwide, about 50% to 80% of all battery electric car charging sessions take place at home.

Yet almost a quarter of all U.S. housing structures have more than one dwelling unit, according to the 2019 American Housing Survey. In California, 32.5% of urban dwellings have multiple units, and only a third of those units include access to a personal garage where a charger could be installed.

Even if installing a personal charger is an option, it can be expensive in a multiunit dwelling if wiring isn’t already in place. And it often comes with other obstacles, including the potential need for electrical upgrades or challenges from homeowner association rules and restrictions. Installing chargers can involve numerous stakeholders who can impede the process – lot owners, tenants, homeowners associations, property managers, electric utilities and local governments.

However, if a 240-volt outlet is already available, basic charger installation drops to a few hundred dollars.

Right-to-charge laws aims for ubiquitous home charging

Right-to-charge laws aim to streamline home charging access as new buildings go up.

Illinois’ new Electric Vehicle Charging Act requires that 100% of parking spaces at new homes and multiunit dwellings be ready for electric car charging, with a conduit and reserved capacity to easily install charging infrastructure. The new law also gives renters and condominium owners in new buildings a right to install chargers without unreasonable restriction from landlords and homeowner associations.

California, Colorado, Florida, Hawaii, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Oregon and Virginia also have right-to-charge laws designed to make residential community charging deployment easier, as do several U.S. cities including Seattle and Washington, D.C. Most apply only to owner-occupied buildings, but a few, including California’s and Colorado’s, also apply to rental buildings.

Chicago officials have considered an ordinance that would include existing buildings, too.

Sharing chargers can reduce the cost

There are several steps communities can take to increase access to chargers and reduce the cost to residents.

In a new study, colleagues and I looked at how to design shared charging for an apartment building with scheduling that works for everyone. By sharing chargers, residential communities can reduce the costs associated with charger installation and use.

The biggest challenge to shared charging is often scheduling. We found that a centralized charging management system that suggests charging times for each electric car owner that aligns with the owner’s travel schedule and the amount of charge needed can work – with enough chargers.

In a typical multiunit dwelling in Chicago – with an average of 14 cars in the parking lot – a small community charging hub with two level 2 chargers, the type common in homes and office buildings, can cover daily residential recharging demand at a cost of about 15 cents per kilowatt-hour. But having only two chargers means residents are waiting on average 2.2 hours to charge.

A larger charging hub with eight level 2 chargers in the same city avoids the delay but increases the cost of charging to 21 cents per kWh because of upfront cost of purchasing and installing the chargers. To put that into context, the average electricity cost for Chicago residents is 16 cents per kWh.

The future of charging management at multiunit dwellings will be automated for efficiency, with a computer or artificial intelligence determining the most efficient schedule for charging. Optimized scheduling can be responsive to the times renewable electricity generation sources are producing the most power – midday for solar energy, for example – and to dynamic electricity pricing. Automation can also eliminate delays for drivers while saving money and reducing the burden on the electric grid.

The current limited access to home charging in many cities constrains electric vehicle adoption, slows down the decarbonization of U.S. transportation and exacerbates inequities in electric vehicle ownership. I believe efforts to expand charging in multidwelling buildings can help lift some of the biggest barriers and help reduce noise and pollution in urban cores at the same time.

Eleftheria Kontou, Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article.

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