I didn't study the Dodd Frank areas dealing with CC, but there were changes, I don't know if you can, but it smells like it may be contrary to the current flavor of consumer rights to me.

We renovated the properties and the cove completely redoing the properties themselves and adding fences to cut off walkways and cut-throughs from other neighborhoods and apartments, planting trees, shrubs and flowers, painting the brick to bring vibrant colors and generally raised the "look" of this area from urban decay to urban renewal.

Our city decided a few years back to start a revitalization program to create a more vibrant, sustainable, and just community..

It will give you a flavor of what you getting into, whether you like it or not, and how to tweak your degree to suit your interests.

Here – take the money at 2% and go get a liberal arts degree of your favorite flavor.

The close in to downtown neighborhoods are certainly vibrant.

We add salt to a dish to enhance flavor and when just the right amount is added, we dont consciously even recognize the salt.

U R what you see, what hear, what u smell, what u read.Many people only know their back yard or their state.The USA is one of the most diverse countries (money, politics, attitudes, etc) in the world.I have lived in Ireland, France, Australia, and New Zealand, worked in IRE, NZ and AU.There's a different flavor to the USA!

Thanks guys...We figured we'd put on a pot of flavored, snice smelling coffee and have the comps and list of updates set out on the kitchen bar.

Everyone knows it, since the city has invested in both river front improvements and it's the closest east side zip to downtown hipster activity (6th Street, etc).Frankly, the whole east side is in transition from what was highly ethnic/lower income in years past to a vibrant, "hot" address for techies, DINKs, singles and those urbanites who want to be near the arts, jobs and "scene" that Austin is famous for.