He has enough money to attain his goal of having a zero carbon footprint, so from that I would conclude if that's what he wants, he probably has it!

As far as estimate goes, for smaller job, I know small (most likely single operator) specialized contractors usually just do it either on a piece of paper, or carbon-copy setup - all hand written. 

Paterson also signed Amanda's Law, which requires that carbon monoxide detectors be installed in all homes.

I would buy an expensive bicycle, one of those fancy carbon frame ones. 

Fill in all holes with fire retardant caulkInstall ABC dry chemical fire extinguisher in all kitchensInstall battery smoke and carbon monoxide alarms in every apartment of sleeping areas and furnace roomInstall 110V interconnected smoke alarms in hallways and basement.

If you have a lender, carbon copy the lender and your insurance provider on the letter.2. 

He used a diamond testor for hardness to prove they were at least highly compressed carbon.

With this machine I can use it everyday as my shoulders and neck get really tight from being in the office all the time.http://www.massagechairs.com/Inada-HCP-10001A-Sogno-DreamWave-Massage-Chair-Creme.htmlI went to my mother-in-laws today to put in a new doorbells and a chimer, new carbon monoxide detector, and replaced an old flood light outside where the sensor was gone and the lights wouldn't go off.

They have every incentive to foment problems.I'll look forward to the day we're not so dependent on carbon-based energy, and crude in particular.

@John Carbone Yea it is crazy.. so what do you think we should sell this for uh.. i think 1.1 million.. ok great.. no wait add 400k to it and let's see what happens!