Sorry I misread the original post... thought he got on the flight without a number on his boarding pass.

:o

I'm waiting for 5PM EST, then going to feed dogs early, and go in and get a snack of McDonald's Cinnamon McNuggets or whatever they call them, and some Starbucks.

And check on availability of guardian wart hogs.

It's now 5PM EST. Later.

I would argue (complete without fact basis or merit) that efficiency is where the money will be made. We have solar, wind, and several other collection methods now. The key is to boost the efficiencies of those technologies so that the cost to deploy them is not so far and away higher than the return on investment. Battery efficiency comes into play there too.

Sweet! Just got an upgrade for Monday on UA to C on a three class 763. This will be my first chance to check out their new C seat. Unfortunately it's a pretty short flight.

When exhausted and sleep deprived, the brain starts to shut down unnecessary processing. Or maybe starts looking for ways to die. ;) Get some rest!

Seems reasonable to me. It is my guess from talking with the I-bankers that folks will be interested to start lending on these assets, and if you can sell the cash flows from them, the capital markets will come into play, and someone will need a humble ol' attorney to make sure there is thousands of sheets of paper related thereto.;)

All kidding aside, I think that you're probably right. The subsidies will persist, almost certainly, and the market for output is certain. On the other hand, commercial real estate is probably going to continue to operate in a 1990's Japan-like environment.

Sigh, I know ....:(:( My huge regret is that I was an associate during these boom years making the partners wealthy, and then my turn comes, and the wheels come off. Again, my clients are warning of exactly what you suggest. A lost decade.:td:

Snacking in the real ATL E Lounge - couscous with shrimp, roasted tomatoes with goat cheese, wraps, cheese, dried fruit, and Woodford Reserve. Think I can make it through the afternoon.

Did you ever watch the Watergate hearings? Sam Ervin, at one point, referred to himself as a "simple country lawyer." He was, of course, a Harvard Law grad.

Yep.:D Yep, though what's in a pedigree really?;):D

Life's tough but someone has to do it.

Extra mayo on that sandwich?

A quote from Adam Smith (pseud. Gerry Goodman) book Supermoney, concerning a major change in strategies, from "the Great Winfield" (pseud.) to the author: "Times change, my boy, and you have to recognize it when they do."

My flight departs from B in 1hr20mins (at least last time I checked). I made a strategic decision on which lounge to visit ...