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 Vintage Westmoreland Thousand Eye Candleholder US $9.99 
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 Westmoreland Glass Clear Crystal Thousand Eye Pattern High Ftd. Sherbet /s US $8.99
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 Pair WESTMORELAND Glass THOUSAND EYE Pattern Cranberry Stained Candlesticks XC US $4.99
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 WESTMORELAND PEDESTAL THOUSAND-EYE BLUE FAIRY LAMP-6-1/2 INCHES IN HEIGHT US $49.99
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 WESTMORELAND? THOUSAND EYE? CRYSTAL FAIRY LIGHT US $49.99
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 Unusual Westmoreland THOUSAND EYE Line #1000 Large 6-Part Crimped Rose Bowl US $49.50
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 Vintage Westmoreland Glass Clear Crystal Thousand Eye Pattern Pinched Rim Vase US $34.99
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 1949 Westmoreland Thousand Eye Crystal Glass Ad US $12.50
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 Westmoreland Thousand Eye Water Goblets US $13.00
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 Westmoreland Glass THOUSAND EYE Flashed Goblet/s US $16.99
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 WESTMORELAND THOUSAND EYES CHAMPAGNE TALL SHERBERT GLASS S STEM CRYSTAL US $6.99
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 Westmoreland Glass Pair of Thousand Eyes Candle Holders EUC US $19.99
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 Westmoreland Crystal Thousand Eye Hat Vase - 3-1/4" US $13.99
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 Vintage Rare Westmoreland Glass Thousand Eye or Bubble Pedestal Compote US $8.99
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 WESTMORELAND FOOTED THOUSAND EYE EYES SUGAR BOWL AND CREAMER US $27.00
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 ELEGANT GLASS WESTMORELAND THOUSAND EYE CUP &SAUCER SET US $9.99
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 Westmoreland Crystal Thousand Eye Compote, Bubble Depression Pattern 1932 - 1956 US $12.99
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 Westmoreland Glass Thousand Eyes 2 Stemmed Cups Pristine Condition US $9.99
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 Westmoreland Thousand Eye Crystal Glass Cruet MINT US $34.23
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 Westmoreland Glass Thousand Eye 7 1/2" handled bowl US $9.99
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 Westmoreland Glass Thousand Eye Sugar and Creamer US $2.99
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 Westmoreland Thousand Eye 2 Lite Candle Holders ~ Pair US $99.95
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 Vintage Westmoreland EAPG 1,000 Thousand Eye Compote US $32.00
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 Westmoreland Crystal Thousand Eye Pattern Ftd. Mayonnaise US $9.99
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 Westmoreland Thousand Eye Ball Lamp US $33.45
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 Westmoreland Thousand Eye Coasters US $10.00
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 Westmoreland Thousand Eye Stained Salt & Pepper Shakers US $59.99
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 Westmoreland Thousand Eye Pair of Glass Lamps US $72.00
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 WESTMORELAND crystal THOUSAND EYE pattern WATER Goblet US $11.96
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 1945 Westmoreland Thousand Eye glass dinnerware Ad US $12.50
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 Westmoreland Thousand Eye Clear Glass Cream & Sugar US $14.00
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 Rare Westmoreland Glass Thousand Eye Iridescent Red small pitcher 6 shot glasses US $189.99
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 Westmoreland Thousand Eye Flashed Stained 5 Low Footed Sherbet Goblets US $49.99
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 THOUSAND EYE WESTMORELAND CRYSTAL GLASS GOBLET TUMBLERS US $12.99
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 Vintage Westmoreland Glass Clear Crystal Thousand Eye Pattern 5oz. Juice Tumbler US $14.99
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 Westmoreland Black Thousand Eye Turtle Covered Dish US $125.00
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 Vintage Westmoreland Glass Clear Crystal Thousand Eye Pattern Cocktail Goblet /s US $11.99
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 Westmoreland Glass Clear Crystal Thousand Eye Pattern 12oz Iced Tea Tumbler /s US $24.99
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 Westmoreland Glass Clear Crystal Thousand Eye Pattern 7"d Salad Plate /s US $8.99
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 Westmoreland Glass Clear Crystal Thousand Eye Pattern 7"d Salad Plate As-Is US $4.99
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 Westmoreland Glass Clear Crystal Thousand Eye Pattern 8.5"d Lunch Plate /s US $14.99
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 Westmoreland Glass Clear Crystal Thousand Eye Pattern 8.5"d Lunch Plate /s As-Is US $11.99
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 Westmoreland Glass Clear Crystal Thousand Eye Pattern Bell Rim High Ftd Compote US $19.99
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 Westmoreland Glass Crystal Thousand Eye Pattern 6" Bread & Butter Plate /s As-Is US $5.99
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 Westmoreland Glass Crystal Thousand Eye Pattern 6"d Bread & Butter Plate /s US $5.99
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 Westmoreland Thousand Eye Shot Glasses Rarity!!!!! US $45.00
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 Westmoreland Glass Cannon Ball Thousand Eye Color Stain Candleholders US $49.46
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 Westmoreland Thousand Eye 4 Part Serving Dish US $55.00
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 Westmoreland Glass Crystal 1000/Thousand Eye 2 Lite Candlestick Candle Holder US $48.97
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 WESTMORELAND CLEAR THOUSAND EYE COMPOTE US $12.99
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 Westmoreland Thousand Eye Dinner Plate US $34.99
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 Westmoreland Thousand Eye 2oz. Wine Glasses 9 Excellent US $128.34
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 WESTMORELAND THOUSAND EYE LUSTRE STAIN LOW FTD SHERBET! US $9.95
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 Thousand Eye Water Goblets Westmoreland (3) US $12.99
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 Set of Four Westmoreland "Thousand Eye" Cups and Saucers US $19.00
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 2 Westmoreland Thousand Eye Glasses Water Goblets Stems US $14.99
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 vintage WESTMORELAND THOUSAND EYE bowl~bubble glass~coin dot~cranberry ~ US $31.99
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 WEST MORELAND GLASS "THOUSAND EYE" 6-PART RELISH DISH, STAINED EYES US $23.99
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Westmoreland Thousand
[ENG] Vietnam: The Ten Thousand Day War Ep3_Pt5/5
Congress Passed the American Go Zone Act to Attract Private Real Estate Investment in New Orleans. Why Hasn’t it Worked?
The American Go Zone Act provides real estate investors with tremendous tax incentives intended to finance rebuilding of rental property damaged by Hurricane Katrina. Where are all the house flippers, real estate agents, mortgage brokers, landlords, and hard-money investors? They’re caught up in the same mortgage crisis that has shut down the housing industry nationwide.
The 2005 storm surge destroyed thousands of homes along the Mississippi Gulf Coast and real estate agents responded with the same business model that they used to artificially inflate prices in the Florida condo market, and we all know how that’s working out. Investment properties that don’t cash flow end up in foreclosure. Those same Developers and Realtors just moved their operations up the coast and have been trying to peddle the Mississippi Go Zone properties as if the tax savings would somehow negate their oversupply of over priced homes. Workforce housing is what’s needed, the same housing affordability problem that surfaced in Florida just before the mortgage meltdown. The casino and tourism industries generate lots of entry-level jobs that don’t pay much and those workers need a place to live. In order for the Mississippi coast to reemerge as a tourist destination, her workforce must be accommodated. Could New Orleans be the bedroom community for Mississippi’s Gulf Coast worker shortage?
Tens of thousands of New Orleans homes were left uninhabitable when those levees broke, many of them historic gems. Now that Hurricane Gustav has put the improved levees to the test, and the government demonstrated that New Orleans could be evacuated, it’s time to come home to New Orleans. The neighborhood structure is intact and most of the homes can still be salvaged. It is an entirely different housing situation in New Orleans. Pre-Katrina, New Orleans was a city with a large rental population with small investors owning income producing real estate that was passed down for generations, unfortunately many were uninsured and now can’t rebuild. Structurally sound shells can be purchased for land value, their exteriors restored to their original architectural charm, and retrofitted on the inside with all new systems and interior finishes for a fraction of their replacement cost.
The Brookings Institution estimated in August 2008 that New Orleans is now confronted with 65,000 vacant or blighted properties; properties can be gutted, rehabbed, and rented profitably and efficiently. It’s a good business decision, a good environmental choice (what’s more environmentally friendly than a gut-rehab?), and it’s the right thing to do. The New Orleans real estate market is ready to explode. Homeowners have invested billions of dollars of insurance or Road Home money into their homes and FEMA has invested billions more into public infrastructure. The American Go Zone is poised to be the hottest real estate market in the country. Finding renters isn’t the problem. They’re displaced all over the country and they’re ready to come home. They want to come home to the jobs that they left behind, the tourism, restaurant, and hospitality jobs in the French Quarter. The pay’s not much but when there’s affordable, energy efficient rental property on the streetcar line, it doesn’t take much.
The tax incentives are nice, but real estate investments need to cash flow and that’s been tough to do on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. It’s a good time to invest in New Orleans?
American Go Zone
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Rick has been an active real estate developer, home builder, restoration contractor,and real estate investor for over 25 years. Rick uses his experience to develope software taylored to the residential construction industry.
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