I can only speak on mentoring from my perspective as a mentor in my first career field of music and education.Mentoring others is fun.

The market was overpriced during the tail end of that period (right before the bubble), musical chairs were played by buyers who didn't know any better, and many folks got left out when the music stopped.

BillI am 45 years old and growing up in the east side of San Jose California my first memories are of JFK's picture at our local church apparently Bobby visited when he was supporting Cesar Chavez and the farm workers The Kennedys were held in high regard by most Mexican American families.

When the inner workings of the economy change so rapidly, much like the game of musical chairs, there are many participants who are left without a chair when the music stops.In this new economy that we are in the midst of, which monster corporations will suffer their fate next?

I took a local driving job only to be replaced by Mexican nationals flown in specifically to replace 36 american drivers.Ok; enough of my sob story.

I have had a wide ranging and varied musical career that has allowed me to travel extensively and to see and do a lot of very cool things.

I've had them on while I'm working... much better than listening to music.

As much as I love my music, I have basically turned it off and listen to the podcasts whenever I can, and I also learn as much as I can from knowledgable people not only on the site, but in life period.

find a mexican contractor. they will know friends or have kids that can make some extra money by acting as your translator.we are nowhere near the border but i seem to have 5 mexican contractors' numbers in my phone.

It even prints a hard copy and spits it out of it's belly for the visitor to take home their copy.Agents can use drones to turn on lights, air conditioning, light a scented candle, music before a client visits.When the grass is too tall the drone can even mow the yard.That sounds more realistic and reachable then delivering octocopters.