New Orleans is renowned for its vibrant culture, rich history, and lively music scene, making it a unique destination for visitors and residents alike. However, it faces challenges such as a high crime rate and vulnerability to natural disasters like hurricanes. Additionally, the cost of living can be relatively high in certain areas, which may impact affordability for some residents. Overall, the city offers a rich tapestry of experiences but also requires careful consideration of its social and environmental issues.
pros- new territory and sugar cons- new territory means less tariffs
pros and cons for the heavy investments in the new technologies
After weighing up the pros and cons, Albert decided against buying a new car.
Some LCD makers have taken to calling their new displays "LED TVs." That's not quite ... That's what Samsung has done with its new line of LCD TVs using LEDs to illuminate the screen. ... They both have their pros and cons. ...
pros-its new , something teens may have never felt before cons-it may not last through everything
Some pros of the new Arizona immigration law is that hospitals and schools won't get crowded. There could be less kiddnappings. A con is that some people consider it was racial profiling. - by sharde && jamel
The pros of the iPod Touch is that it is new and exciting. The con is that is pretty expensive.
Pros - Different looking may even create a new breed ? Cons - Might look horrible Other people wont allow breeding
PROS: 1=its new zealand for gods sake 2= Its the most beautiful country in the world 3=New Zealanders are great people I could go on but you'll just get bored CONS: 1=its winter ATM
you can spread the religion and make people settle in new france
Cons: -you cant build or make new things -you cant have an indoor/outdoor fire -some medications have lumber/parts of Pros: -trees give us oxygen -trees are animals homes -trees are a part of life and nature Hope it helped
I'm not sure I understand the question. Do you mean the pros and cons of buying a home WITH cash? Or do you mean buying a home FOR cash, ie for investment purposes?