For example, I don't need a board game to teach me why I shouldn't purchase a $4,000 Hi-Def TV if I'm earning $1,500 a month as a janitor.

I'll often watch a TV show called "House Hunters International".

That sounds like great advice @Sam Craven, whenever I watch those flipping shows on TV they always want to estimate cheap and accomplish the job in like minutes, why don't they estimate high and try to finish the job in something more realistic.

my choice is them or direct tv lolor this development/area is A and the next door development/area is B.

You can't believe everything you see on tv anyway.I would suggest talking to some people locally who have built large construction projects like you are doing and ask them as many questions as possible and seek their advice.

I agree Michael, similar to these drugs advertised on TV, the side effects are often worse than the ailment you currently have!

I know I've seen them on TV and at street of dreams houses...which probably means it would be way out of budget!

The Learning Annex will run a lot of promotions running up to the event and if you listen to the radio or TV at all you should get tickets for $99 instead of $179 if not better.

reg=cny> 11/2005 - 11/2006 private sector count rose 3,200 jobs (1.2%) to 271,600 jobs(the highest since 2000)> Unemployment rate in Nov 2006 (4.1%) down from 4.6% in November 2005> job growth concentrated in educational and health services (+1300), natural resources, mining and construction (+900), leisure and hospitality (+700), professional and business services (+500), financial activities (+200).

Watching TV and drinking alcohol are two of the biggest time sucks there are. 2 glasses of wine and your evening just stopped being productive.