Otherwise, I've noticed that all the core principles are the same for investing in Europe (US and European laws are pretty similar most of the time when it comes to business, usually just a different label or a little different twist).  

Have you checked out the commissioner's sales?

I currently work in Manhattan for a large European financial institution.

Bigger in the master, though.Showers: I've been doing a European tub/shower combo lately.

yes,  the average North American will probably have the reaction I did but the interesting thing was the Europeans I knew that used them didn't try to dry in them, they hung their clothes, I kept asking myself what's the point of having the combo? 

I sold 300 acres to a European group six months ago.

The conversion to the Euro and the migration of Polish workers to other European countries.

So there are quite a few organizations in Orange County that had not been paying any of the tax bills, and the former tax commissioner never sent their liens to sale.Fast forward however many years later, and there is a new tax commissioner that was elected.

Only on my iPad can I get mentions, and that's tedious as all hell.I'm using a European AZERTY, so I have to hold down ALT+2, but that only changes the font size.

A quick search I did on the web for my own education revealed:A FIFA lien is a legal writ that has been issued by the tax commissioner against a taxpayer so that his/her property can be seized.