I got into the survey work, positioning assets for oil companies in a marine environment, which led me to some networking and real estate deals, which led to my working for the investor group…..none of which are any less stressful than the previous jobs.I look forward to networking here and learning from more experienced people

We remain addicted, courtesy of the oil, gas and automobile industries20and a corporate-controlled government, to fossil fuels.

Oil and natural gas are biggies here--but we've also been blessed by major downtown development: a new NBA franchise, a convention/restaurant/entertainment hub around our new Riverwalk, a new and expanding Dell facilitiy, Tinker Air Force Base, etc.

And for the last 2 years, we have stagnated the economy, allow oil companies to get record profits, while unemployment rose.We need people in Congress to work together, so that is going to be key for the next President to deal with.I would caution that a more "cooperative" government where the government is controlling everything is not necessarily what this country was founded upon.

I know the human being and fish can coexist peacefully."

We're just entering a potentially unprecedented recession/depression and the market still has a way to fall.I'm currently bottom fishing and selling covered calls on the stock (currently on Ford and Arch Coal).

When I was younger.....much younger, my grandmother used to take me fishing.

Just a quick thought . . . as long as I have the mineral rights to my property, can I just theoretically dig for oil under the ground?

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Now associated in many companies and majority shareholder in CIBC,Air Canada and Husky Oil.