The rule of thumb is usually 4-6 mailings per list, then some people recycle them down the road.

No time for congratulations, this is in fact just the beginning.IAfter a few unsuccesful attempts at a stimulus and a generally strong negative connotation of the word itself, I would actually support a large "stimulus" focused on three things:1)Rebuild our aging infrastructure2)Build a "smart grid" and build large alternative energy projects to power it3)Build water recycling and conservation projectsThis would solve some of the largest issues looming over America in the long term, while at the same time creating jobs, putting money in workers pockets, and boosting the domestic economy in the short term - exactly what we need.

You might even be able to get some financial backing from a crowdfunding site dedicated to saving resources, recycling, etc.

Well, I was informed at about 10:30 this morning that we were out of milk, eggs and bread and that some more sausage or ham might be a good idea if I expected meat with breakfast tomorrow!

Not sure what you are looking for with bakeries, but this link as some good ones - http://www.gonola.com/2013/07/30/gonola-top-5-new-...Donuts -http://www.thrillist.com/eat/new-orleans/best-donu... and also must try District Donuts for some very unique and creative donuts - http://www.donutsandsliders.com/#aboutLunch - Dat Dog, Sante Fe, Cochon Butcher, Milk Bar, The Joint (BBQ), Rum House, LukeDinner -Bourbon House, Mr B's, Maximos, Mr Johns Steakhouse, Desi Vega's Steakhouse, GW Fins, La Petit Grocery, MiLa, Emeril's NOLA, Delmonico, Sylvain, Meauxbar, Root, Oxalis, Herbsaint, Clancy's, La Petitie Grocery, Commander's Palace, Bayona, Muriel's, Tableau, Restaurant August... there's just too many good restaurants here!

My guess is that the gutter scum bottom feeding attorney which represents the landlord that steals from the dead & the property owner is milking them for everything he can.

Just looking for the most efficient (time and cost wise) way to recycle the cash we put into the property.

I am disappointed the Robert Kiyosaki would jeopardize his good brand and name to milk more money out of thousands of people through this coaching scheme. 

Until then trying to coo everyone with warm milk is only going to make matters worse further down the road.

The contractor is in charge of things like getting materials within 500 miles of the project, % recycled content of the materials, etc.Overall, buildings going for certification typically run alot more expensive due to all the paperwork, control / supervision, consultants, and increased cost of materials.Was told by a LEED AP, "These are high perormance buildings that both help the environment as well as stimulate local economy"All new government buildings are designed to be LEEDs certified but see why a private developer would go for it other than to use it as a marketing tool to their potential inhabitants.