I would hope that these two industries continue to pave the way and help fuel regional growth, but I don’t really like to speculate too much.

Cheaper parts, and people were going for fuel economy.

The city is absolutely booming in terms of growth from yuppies, fueled by a booming tech industry, as well as the relocation of corporate headquarters into the city.

I always say if it is that bad, it will come down to who has the B'sbooze, babes, bandages, and bulletsI cheat and count medicine with bandagescigarettes will be valuable tooas will be fuel, and methods to transfer itthere is a good blog about hurricane katrina and another, I think it was about the Czech republics that are really informative about how things can get. oh, there was another I remember about Venezuela that was great too. they are too off topic for me to post, and probably even against site rules.

My only strategy I know with anything fossil fuels would be the Jed Clampett approach - shoot the ground and see what happens.

If I see someone driving a Lambo, I pull up next to them so can see if they are a flamer or a coked up pole dancer

They care more about creating jobs and middlemen than fueling innovation and efficiency. 

I would more than likely chemically remove and scrape the extremely bad areas, then take a pole sander to attempt to even out the other problem areas, and then would just roll a few coats to finish it out.

WE BUY HOUSES PEOPLEThe last group of people are people who are trying to wholesale deals, people that are sending out yellow letters, postcards, bandit signs are up on telephone poles, and they get leads that have thin equity, and they can't do anything with them.1.

I can tell you it's not for fuel or shouldn't have been.