I use olive oil wherever it works.I could easily live in France.

That is a fascinating premise.Now, gasoline costs twice what it did 10 years ago, food costs twice what it did 10 years ago, but, if REAL ESTATE costs twice what it did 10 years ago… we’re having a bubbleGas/oil prices are impacted by supply and demand.

Yes, the oil based Kilz works quite well, you just have to paint EVERYTHING.

The condition of the carpet wasnt so great before..very worn down. and what was i thinking..well actually my dog is fully potty trained...but my husband wanted a puppy..after i said no its a pain in the A$$ to train them and theyre too much work..hah he said oh no ill train him...well a year later hes finally trained..not because of my husband lol. anyways its cheap carpet and wasnt in great condition before...it had definatly been professionally cleaned before hand but with a oil based soap because a few staines came up as we lived there.

In fact, gold is dropping as oil drops and the dollar climbs.

Maybe they can sell it themselves and shave 3% off the selling costs.

Liberals are growing increasingly nervous – and some just flat-out angry – that President-elect Barack Obama seems to be stiffing them on Cabinet jobs and policy choices.Obama has reversed pledges to immediately repeal tax cuts for the wealthy and take on Big Oil.

When this occurs your oil is not going up by just 6%, it's going up by 600%.

The confines of sensible business even extend to oil "rich" markets.

The poster also mentioned that the economy boom and bust cycle is related to the oil industry, which isn't faring too well right now.I also found this:http://www.dallasfed.org/research/swe/2002/swe0206c.htmlTexas is known for its turbulent real estate cycles.