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I was frustrated that everyone has to figure it out for themselves, when we could learn from each other! It is so painful when you feel so alone, having to reinvent the wheel, trying to figure out how in the world you are going to get all of the cooking, cleaning, shopping, and hosting done along with all of your other life stressors. It can be very overwhelming especially if you've never made Pesach/Passover before or had anyone to support you and teach you in the process. You have to figure it all for yourself. I can imagine that feels very lonesome and frustrating.

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HOME YOU SAVE 25,000 Contracting a home is one of the easier projects a do-it-yourselfer can take on. We're not talking about the "build with your own hands" type project, most of us would never finish. Rather, self-contracting involves hiring professionals (subcontractors or "subs") to actually do the majority of the labor. Your job is basically a general contractor who coordinates everything to do with building the house. All self-contracting requires is good organization and people skills. If you can call people on the phone then you can save yourself thousands of dollars. = FROM THE FIRST SHOVEL FULL OF DIRT TO THE LAST BRICK

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Don't just take my word for it, listen to what Terry of Australia and Sean of North Carolina have to say about the electricity book... That's not all... your new 115 page book is jam packed with only useful information and no fluff. Information like... Page 7: All about renewable alternative energy and green energy... YES - a generator based system can be a green source of power. Just being more efficient than the utility makes your system more "green", but utilizing Biodiesel and recovering waste heat (co-generating) make it many, many times more "green" than your local utility. Page 8: How to size your new system to meet your needs. Everybody's needs are different and the system described in your book is so flexible, you can install anything from a small emergency backup system to a full blown "off the grid" system and every level in between.

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