This shows up in the village of Grantchester ("Grant(a)-encampment") a bit upstream (south) from Cambridge.

Some maps still say "River Cam (or Granta)". A similar thing goes on in Oxford with the Isis (or Thames), upstream of the confluence with the Cherwell. Below Oxford, it's the Thames.

As an English transplant, I'm pleased that MA gets Worcester and Gloucester right. But I do wish MA had a Bicester ("Bister") and Towcester ("Toaster").

But as for RI, with its War-wick...

No, it's fine to change the pronunciation when you mess with completely separate syllables in English.

It's the River Cam, in Came-bridge, in the UK.

It's the river Cam, in Came-bridge.

Source, me, who is English and went to college there.

He's busy playing Sherlock Holmes.

Whereas it should be pronounced bill-a-rickey, after the original place. ;)

To add to this: A stainless liner shouldn't be that much if the chimney is structurally sound. If it needs brick work though...

The rebate would have been the same amount, however big the state budget and surplus/deficit.

There's a (ridiculous) law that prevents the total tax collected from going up by more than a certain amount each year.

Spending more money would mean the same rebate, and a budget deficit.

Colonial Candies in Bolton is one option, although it's out on 495.

You need to budget to pay four months rent upfront:
First month
Last month
Security deposit = 1 month's rent
Realtor fee = 1 month's rent

You may be able to avoid some of the last two, but that's standard.

Micro Center has early 2020 models for $549 and late 2020 for $879.

https://www.microcenter.com/product/650604/apple-macbook-air-mye52ll-a-(early-2020)-133-laptop-computer-(refurbished)-space-gray?storeid=121

That's how much Macs cost new - Apple makes sure prices are high.

Occasionally they'll have three year old ones for less.

For new or new old stock, Micro Center has deals pretty often.

And the answer to "where can I buy cheap electronics" of most kinds is usually Micro Center.

It's usually 50-100 miles or so to get the ECU back into the right state. Importantly, this mileage has to be after the car is fully warmed up (so that the ignition/fueling etc. is in "closed loop" mode), so you'll need to do some longer drives, rather than a bunch of short drives.

I wonder if they realized that when they made it? Or has it become far more work than they realized, like the @isKissinger dead yet Twitter account.

Did you create this username just for this joke?

If so 👏

...Wiccan?