:)Anyway, Don: In your version without studs, how would you mount the electrical boxes?

It doesn't keep my AC from going out because it sprang a coolant leak or because the compressor motor blew up. 

They permanently mount them.

What I'm trying to understand is how I go about choosing what to put inside my property:Bathroom-Faucets & Sinks-Mirrors-Bathtubs & Showers-Vanities & Cabinets-ToiletsKitchen-Faucets & Sinks-Storage/Organization -Countertops & Backsplashes-IslandsLighting-Ceiling Fans-Outdoor Lighting-Chandeliers & Pendents-Recessed & Flush Mount FixturesFlooring-Hardwood-Tile-Stair TreadsThese are the kinds of things I have no idea how to decide upon.

I recently read that Ford Motor Company has purchased the old train station which will house it's technology campus.  

Moisture/drips coming from above, but through a poorly mounted or failing faucet will travel along to the p trap, making you think the pop up drain or p trap is leaking, when it's not.

Problem is age of the kids on motor vehicles and auto coverage being available.

I'm familiar with Building Management Systems (BMS) and Variable Air Volume (VAV) dampers that moderate the air volume in each space with multi-speed (actually VFD) motors for the blowers and dampers that are solenoid controlled, but the systems I'm familiar with are way too expensive for the average home.

All,It seems like only yesterday, I was posting about our $5K snow removal costs for Winter 2013-2014.Yesterday was our first encounter with Winter 2014-2015, leaving us with ~6" of very we snow ... schools are closed, most folks were caught w/o their winter tyres mounted (I put a set on one of our vehicles on Saturday evening, but have yet to do the other).  

Today while looking at a property in a questionable part of the city, I came across a house that had a security camera mounted to the top of the HVAC unit outside.