When things are melting down there is a need to buy-$. 

Nick Vertucci is a client of mine since 2002 I started with him funding his first deals in Detroit before the melt down..And its not the majority vote on BP to pay for any coaching as most on BP think that BP is all you need and its free..

It takes an incredible amount of heat and energy to melt limestone and the other constituents combined to make cement.

Snow removal is extremely expensive for what it is and you pay for it even if you don't use it or they do a poor job.I have been doing it on a case-by-case basis but it is always a scramble to find someone and many times it ends up just melting away by the afternoon. 

We never got a ton of snow around here, and what we did get melted off pretty fast, but yeah the ski areas around here - Ober Gatlinburg, Wolf Laurel, Beech Mtn, Sugar Mountain - would be able to keep snow most of the season without having to make it very often.

It was not just Thomas who sent me into the melt down but rather the large amount of people who continuously try to shut out the little guy.

All i've doing up to this point is keeping my receipts in boxes, hoping the print won't melt away.

Ice melt cable may be neededto avoid ice buildup problems in the winter.Finished ceilings on the bottom of the rafters won't allow needed room for insulation or ventilation.

Walk thru door and a lift door as described.Thanks for the Gable comment, was thinking single slope for our snow, facing south to melt off originally. 

well same with real estate you FREEZE the capital markets and it becomes cash only and you have a free fall.so unless capital freeze's again  a 1% bump in interest while needed to settle in is hardly cause for a melt down.