Los algodones in Mexico is know as the dental capital of the country . A lot of US trained dentist go there to work . Lots of Canadians and Americans get work done there . <| sep |> Looking at FSU ' s schedule before this game , why were they ranked ? They have one of the easiest OOC schedules I ' ve seen and the score lines didn ' t look particularly amazing in their first 4 games <| sep |> Yep . They pour drinks and relay orders to the cooks . <| sep |> What post automation society has it been proven to fail in ? <| sep |> Basically explains the entire country . Put the Federal government in charge and it will always go to hell . <| sep |> As with anything on reclaiming any abandoned equipment or building . It depends . It depends on a lot . Give it a super thorough inspection before you do anything . Look at everything . All the parts . And when you start fixing , start with the most heinous atrocity that seems to be the devil to fix . That way you don ' t spend months fixing little stuff using up time , energy , and resources then find out it is all a shit can project . Give the full structure a good look over . Is the metal damaged , rusted , leaking . Is the building structurally sound ? Is there a leak that has caused a big chunk of framing to rot out ? Does it have mold established in the wood ? Is the electrical good still ? Does it need a full rewire ? Machinery should be walked down and if any thing is not working , price parts . It is one of the big issues you will run into . Parts . Some old farm stuff has no known part supply . So can you find something that works ? Or do you replace with new . A lot of stuff you may find that replacing with new may not cost much more than rare parts and custom machine work . If you plan to do meat birds again , check with the USDA and your state . In ten years there may have been plenty of changes that may make a huge difference in whether the equipment is acceptable . Or it may not have changed at all . But to go through and repair a bunch of stuff to find out it won ' t pass an inspection . shit sucks . Something birds per area and other requirements may have changed . Another weird oneis some states allow exemptions for farms that are already in production , and grandfather stuff . But since it was out of production , you may not be grandfathered any more . A big one is how does it handle manure ? There are also a lot of changes in the last decade on how manure is handled or allowed to be used . Also review the avian flu rules that some states have established the last couple years . Check with the Extension service at the state land grant college . See if they have any info for you and also see if there are any grants or avaiable programs to refurbished stuff to more modern standards . There are some of those programs out there you could qualify for .