http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,873465,00.htmlAccording to the above article, The Motor City began it's decent in 1955 and as for the Steel Industry, the AREAS around Pittsburgh have been trying to make a come back in the last few years with their economy going down the perennial "turlet" when Ryerson Steel Closed its doors also in the 50s.Let's not turn my post into a SnowBall slinging fest shall we.

My backyard is flat except in the farther side of it their is a hill that almost other subdivision across it can see it. in that hill since some of it is my property i throw my wood stuff in there with some motor thingy and other stuff , its definitely not a trash. and this guy comes in tells my son that if we don't clean that area he would call the (DOD) something something organization and police on me. i wish i was home to talk to him that that little area is my property and i can throw anything i want to as long as it does not bothers my neighbors. i need help  understand this better......... am i right ?

Even rock salt, epsom salt or motor oil will do the trick I'm told.

, and now work full time for Ford Motor Company in our Washington D.C. regional office.  

But who knows, it could have been worse.I've had good and bad experiences with american home shield in my 50-year-old rental, but mostly good/acceptable.Recently, I got the a/c fan motor replaced. $75.

and a 2nd quad (recreational motor vehicle?) 

The buyer's lender wants to see a clean title, but insists that the title check goes through the Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) because it's a trailer.

In fact they have three cabins now and quit their job as a General Motors engineer.

I'm assuming that the mobile homes are registered as motor vehicles, and that's how this was accomplished?

Signs not allowed in Maricopa: BillboardsOff-site signs - except those listed in Sec. 2206 and Sec. 2207Advertising signage painted, mounted or attached to trailers, boats and motor vehicles parked intentionally for advertisingBandit SignsExpect fines of up to $250/sign.