What about those bartending props (fake bottles) and walk into some bars/clubs and ask the manager if you could show him a thing or two on the fly?

As you grow, you start to develop bottle necks in your work flow.

In this environment it would probably just get overrun with weeds and bare patches again anyway.You can't see it from the photo, but there are lots of cigarette butts and Corona bottle caps in the grass too.

He would frequently scream obscenities and break glass bottles in his room, play extremely loud music, and just generally cause chaos.

Both of them reached the 'dough-nut' hole in Medicare last year, and one bottle of mom's pills are $5,500.00.

I'm interested in the security and moneysaving aspects, although the biggest benefit recently has been the health benefit for me....Things I DON'T buy, in order to save money - extended warranties, bottled water, books I can get at the library, dvd's, and things "in season" - I try to buy winter clothes and firewood in spring or summer clearance for example

Lastly, to kill any that are left around the house, you really only need a spray bottle with soapy water or vinegar and water.

It's not a huge money maker for me but $50 a month is a modest dinner out or a couple nice bottles of wine.

If you want to stereotype, violence by Liberals tends to be petty and rudimentary (fist fights and throwing rocks at protests), while violence by Conservatives tends to be more along the lines of terrorism (Tim McVeigh, Eric Rudolph, The Unabomber, etc).Personally, the drunk liberal idiots who throw bottles don't bother me as much as the lunatic conservative terrorists who plot the mass deaths of those they feel have wronged them...But that's just me...

So, given that an investor is going to bottle his knowledge and sell it, the investor has a professional obligation to his business and a personal obligation to himself to present his product in the most marketable light to attract the largest number of paying customers.