With more than 70 million motorcycles on Indonesia's roads, mending punctured tyres is big business - especially in the capital, Jakarta.
He quickly branched out into road-mending and civil engineering.In 1952, still only in his early 30s, he made "the most important decision of his life", and moved to Madrid.
And City Hall had better hurry up and finish its road-mending because, if the Wall Street slump continues, its record budget surpluses of 1997 and 1998 could be followed by a large deficit.But maybe the tourist trade will take up the slack.
Closely examining the two versions of the road-mending scene inch by inch can be tiring, but that's a small challenge compared with sorting out what van Gogh was up to when he made three versions of his bedroom at Arles, and six paintings and three drawings of the postman Joseph Roulin.
Over 13 years she used pen and watercolour to record contemporary India, from its Bollywood babes to its pickaxe-wielding women mending roads in their saris.
Ennis ran full throttle on all roads whether fence mending or money spending, and he wanted none of it when Jack seized his left hand and brought it to his erect cock.
But those American Green Berets, as well as 350 Navy and Marine Corps engineers who arrived here in April, have played an equally important role in mending roads, drilling wells and clearing a 1940's airstrip for cargo planes.
Secondly, councils are not actually obliged to spend all the money on mending roads.
And you there, with no health insurance, mending that road: didn't you know that the taste controllers at Michelob are hiring now?
