In writing this I realized that I might just scope out the people who put the flyers/circulars at doorsteps and see if I can get one of them to do it for me. 

I've cut a tenant's box spring in half with my circular saw to help them out when moving in once!

However that doesn't work to deter the trespassing because my house it at the corner of a block and I have a semi circular driveway on one side, and a 20' wide driveway on the other side in front of a 2 door garage. 

Don’t get into telling circular tales with the IRS.

It could end up on Bob Snyder's desk, it could end up in the circular file.

I cut them with a circular saw, then stain and poly coat them before getting them to the job site. 

I don't have that circular handy, but it can be found. #3: you CANNOT charge a pet fee for a service pet.

As a starting point, use a census mapping tool like the "missouri.edu circular area profiles" to get a population in a  3,4 and 5 mile radius around the property.

That is pretty much the definition of a circular argument.In NYC, a number of factors combined.  

Although I don't recall seeing any tax credits in the circular I got.