Not understanding what the possible root problem is when looking at a particular situation can be disastrous, and costly.If you do not know, for example, how a typical toilet actually functions, and the actual cost of typical replacement parts (under $20) and what is involved in replacing them (less than five minutes work), you might not be making the best choices when repair is needed, or when renovation estimates are calculated.

Just try and realize that if you want to succeed you will succeed, no matter how many temporary set backs you experience.I'm rooting for you!

It is not the storms and winds that knock down the Grand Old Tree, it is the bugs and decay in the root system that bring it down.

I realize the root of it is to just seal up everything.

My personal house has to augered once every couple of years because roots grow into the line where the gaskets connect, that is normal. 2.

Now I’m laying down investor roots.

Strip off wall paper-nuetral paint.Master bath you maybe able to get away with a good cleaning and nice tile floors, master vanity looks okay- maybe more lighting in the bathroom- you could do something about bathroom cabinets- fresh coat of paint.Bathroom small- some caulking, new shower head blah blah- Remove all wall paper- paint nuetral, you may wanna change that soap holder too.

If anyone is interested this is a great book that tries to get at the root of the 2008 crisis:http://www.amazon.com/Fault-Lines-Fractures-Threaten-Economy/dp/0691146837

I remember a lot of the things I learned at the BP conference a couple years ago, but the memory gets a little hazy when it comes to what bars/clubs we actually ended up at.Also... since I'm a huge Niners fan, I'll definitely be rooting for the Broncos this weekend, and hoping Peyton carves up the "best corner in the game".

The root of all evil is the lack of money!