It's not my ballpark, pun intended, as a small-fry investor.

It's from a person named Mark Bennett's blog. http://blog.bennettandbennett.com/2012/02/from-frying-pan-to-fire.html"I am familiar with Accurint: it’s an investigative tool.

After a few years, it was found that the plastic pipes had a chemical reaction with concrete and started disintegrating.

If this closes at over $170k in next 90 days, I will treat you to burgers, fries, and soda at BPCon and we can discuss my wrong forecast over lunch at my treat.  

I'm the exact opposite of what @Mark Fries offers.

If there is enough customer traffic in front of the hamburger place to support the hamburger business, there is likewise going to be enough customer traffic in front of the Long John Silvers that doesn't like hamburgers but would prefer fried fish/chicken or any other unhealthy food choices. 

My wife and I were trying to be nice so we would go over the house to clean after this pig of a contractor and cover our items only to find it uncovered again because he used the plastic to remove more popcorn ceiling.

I think, with Montana's favorable climate, hemp will dominate, and produce raw material for goods ranging from plastic, paper, fabrics, composite lumber products, and much more, all made from hemp.

The plastic type ones end up looking nice if you paint the rails a bright white. 

@Larry Fried any thoughts on the negatives of Ohio?