Sorry, skep-tic

s*cks.

Don’t confuse jamil with facts.
The same goes with drilling in Cuban waters, because the trade embargo is too precious a political football.

Thanks for the good Philly info. I have on occasion searched for a philly RE source that can carry half the water of this site (or any water at all) with no luck. If you (or Pat or any of our eastern PA readers) can direct me to any good independent RE sources for PA/Main Line/Philly area, I’d be grateful. I suspect I may be SOL, however.

home now – only three transactions teed up today – but have the gin and tonic in hand at last, heavy on the lime. Tomorrow’s another long day.

If Investors Business Daily’s claim that 7 million barrels of oil have been spilled in offshore drilling constitutes the argument that the process is clean, then we can dispense with the argument that it’s dirty: that’s already been made by Investors Business Daily.

Wrong again, but what’s new…

You must have missed my post.

Riddles lie behind subprime crisis, aftermath

“…the next policy action that the United States must undertake in order to wrap up the crisis is to write down home mortgages on a grand scale.”

CNJ and Philadelphia traffic to the Poconos was non-existent from 8 am through 11 am.

Almost no trucks were on the PA Turnpike.

We went to a large cemetery in the old home town. I wanted the little one to see thousands and thousands of flags the Legion puts in. An old guy told me there weren’t so many people planting flowers this year.

Re Kettle’s commute, I understand there are even professional/white collar/knowledge workers that need to be “onsite”. Some engineers, and currently all surgeons being examples. Although, there are some neat new remote control/robotics that might let surgeons due their job over network connection, as good if not better (practice motion, get perfect then playback).

However, if reduce aggergrate demand, then gas should be cheaper for you and others. Even if the per gallon cost isn’t less, than the total commute cost should be less due to reduced traffic and thus better mileage.

I have seen this already, over the last few months with the higher gas and tolls. Of peak traffic to city has been dramtically reduced.

(have a new kitten, typing is crazy!)

Call me crazy, but I think wind farms are awesome looking. Like something from the future. Awesome in like I’d pay EXTRA to see it from my windows.

Sort of cool like Luke Skywalker’s childhood home…clean and precise, nothing superflous, quiet but with background white noise as a calming agent, like water over rocks or crickets in the evenings…

I cannot believe Kennedy fought it. I would’ve been front and center to sign up to put them outside in view of my house.

I agree too. I would rather see wind farms then oil rigs off the coast.

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – The city of Vallejo, California, filed for bankruptcy on Friday, a move signaled by its city council earlier this month as it struggles to avoid running out of money amid steep city personnel costs and sliding revenues from a housing slump.

agree with you on that point