The technician said the machine was overload and the motor was damaged.At this point, I want him out.

Hi All, I had a blower motor on a 1 year old AC unit go out on Friday evening last week.

So raise your glass one time for the Motor City! 

Now, 10 years late, the youngest baby boomers are turning 60 and the ones who are retirement age have been slow to leave the workforce.There will be an impact when the baby boomer generation fully retires and again when they pass away, but I don't know if that means despair for those of us remaining.With the technological changes where the very core of how we work is changing (people working remote for example and less reliance on a motor vehicle), I think it's really hard to predict doom and gloom.Yes, we will have recessions, but I doubt anything close to what compares to 2008. 

My suggestion that you look for a DMV (Department of Motor Vehicle) bill of sale wasn’t random.

Agree with Michael Baum - I would never offer use of, or rent something with a motor.

Like Mario Andretti he has a brick and motor in Napaand then you have Dave Del Dotto who was one of the very first pitchmen  get rich on real estate right along with Carlton Sheets..

Hi - I have an opportunity to purchase land that would be excellent for a Motor Home RV Park.

How dangerous a weapon is will depend on it's range and the experience of the user.Close quarters any kind of sword or knife is much more deadly.It's easy to say if I was there I would do this BUT if you have ever been in a bad situation you know that your body goes into shock and a fight or flight mode happens.Even if you defend yourself your mind goes from refined motor skills to gross motor skills.If I am within 5 feet of the person I fear a knife much worse than a gun.With a gun you can pin the weapon down against there hip and start smashing the face in.

Think, the Ford Motor Company 401k plan, as an example.