-> MM> And as for the "Paradise", My "Paradise" doesn't 
-> MM> get over 90 deg F !!!
-> Ours does but our humidity NEVER gets over 18% till the end of summer.
 MM> Yeah so I have heard.  I have also heard that the humidty inside a blast
 MM> furnace is quite low too!  ;-)
     Been there!  Doesn't compare.  I've spent many weeks in North Dakota 
where it's the same way, I just about DIE when it hits 90 degrees there with 
their 90-100% humidity.  I see lots more air conditioning there than I saw 
there as a child...no, I don't just notice it more now, the homes that were 
uncomfortable to visit in years ago are now just like Phoenix!
     Generally, people aren't bothered by it.  Not like all the people who 
freeze to death in New York.  They go from their air-conditioned house in 
their air-conditioned car to their air-conditioned office and back home 
again. When the sun goes down it cools down about 30 degrees or more here in 
the desert.
     My mom lives about 90 miles north of here, where the temperature is 10 
to 20 degrees cooler.  As a native North Dakotan, she likesthat just fine!
--- Maximus/2 3.00
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