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Douglas C Phillips
Drug & Alcohol Counselor, MS, LMHC, LCAC
"Asking for help is an intensely personal decision. By reaching out to a therapist such as myself, you are beginning the process of restoration and the path toward a new way to experience life. I approach therapy with the understanding that each person is a unique individual and that the road to recovery evolves through a relational, yet confidential process.
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Grace Layton, LLC
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"Not accepting new clients until March 2015. Feel free to email me if you would like me to contact you at that time. Anthem BC/BS Accepted! If you are struggling with anxiety, fears, depression, life transitions, or relationships, I would be honored to work with you. You can learn to: Change unhelpful thought patterns ~ Gain confidence ~ Increase insight and bring new perspective to your circumstances ~ Control and manage anxiety, racing thoughts, worries, and stress ~ More effectively manage physical manifestations of stress and sleep disturbances ~ Recognize and end negative patterns in relationships
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Theresa Potter
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, ACSW, LCSW
"My work as a therapist is creative, innovative, respectful, and gently focused. I enjoy the process of working with clients to bring positive change into their lives. I respect the strength it takes to reach out for help, and I am honored to be allowed to help at that moment.
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Melissa Bauzo
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, MDiv, LMFT
"Melissa has extensive experience working with a wide range of families, couples, children and individuals. Using a variety of therapeutic methods, Melissa works closely with her clients to increase self-awareness, confidence and feel empowered to make the necessary steps towards healthy communication and understanding of themselves and their family dynamics. As a pastor and therapist, Melissa believes that faith and spirituality can be found in all aspects of one's life. Melissa is open to help explore how faith and spirituality has played a role in their life, family and relationships regardless of religious beliefs, traditions or affiliations.
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Sharon L Thompson
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT
"Couple's counseling is my expertise. Marriage therapy requires specific training and education in the dynamics underlying relationships. I have been educated and trained by some of the experts in the field of marriage counseling. Relationships are complex, and I have a passion for understanding why we act and react as we do with others. I can help individuals and couples sort out the cycles in which they get stuck, help them gain insight and learn to interact in productive ways. I also work well with women and men who want to deal with anger, anxiety, depression, or feelings of low self-worth.
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Lacey J Rentschler
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW
"The decision to begin counseling can be intimidating, exhilarating; and, ultimately, a life changer. Counseling at Sunstone Health & Wellness is done in a very relaxed, conversational way to make you feel as comfortable as possible. Most of the time, we know the solutions to our own problems. But there are those rare occasions when we all need a little extra support, education, and resources to help us continue on the path to living the best life possible. Counseling can be a powerful tool to create change and take action in the life you've always wanted to live.
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Kate Creason
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW
"I serve adults, children, and families that are currently struggling emotionally or behaviorally. My professional focus is working with people that are affected by trauma, adoption issues, or struggling with attaching to those close to them. Because many of these issues happen within families, often family therapy is used to heal wounds. When you are struggling, it is often hard to see hope or the light at the end of the tunnel.
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Dylan Stanton
Counselor, MA, LMHC
"I work with clients who are ready for change and are eager to honestly examine their lives-- clients who are ready to explore issues which have generated, disappointments, resentments, loneliness, pain, anger, or heartache. Life is hard, and at times we all need someone who will see us, hear us, and help us explore who we are and why we do the things we do. My approach is primarily psychodynamic and it is highly influenced by object relations and attachment theory. I believe our work is a collaborative effort. I provide a compassionate, engaging and respectful environment for clients.
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Aubrey Christman-Vogelheim
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT
"I am a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a private practice in the Castleton area. I have a Bachelors in Psychology and a Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy. My training as a Marriage and Family Therapist provides me with the skill set to work with clients from a systemic perspective; exploring the multiple angles of a problem while at the same time discovering untapped strengths and resources for creating change. I have experience working with a variety clients including children, adolescents, families and couples; all within many different stages of life. Areas of special interest include teens, young adults, and the military population.
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Melody Stiles
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW, MAC, LCAC
"I am a licensed clinical specialist in evaluating and treating substance abuse and co-occurring disorders and related family and trauma issues. I work with many people who have relationship issues, whether in their marriage, family or friendships.
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Sharon L Cady
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
"Working with couples has been a passion of mine. I have been married for 30+ years and know that marriage has its ups and downs. Sometimes major crises occur that make it seem like a marriage won't last, but it isn't true. There are practices and habits and healing that happen that make marriages, your marriage, stronger and more satisfying. It can be done. I have a lot of hope for people who want to turn things around in their marriages. I see this process of therapy as collaboration. I bring professional understanding, objectivity and hope, while I see my clients bringing willingness.
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Rebecca Willis
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, MDiv, AM
"Indy Counseling & Wellness Group offers focused, comprehensive, and accessible counseling and consulting services. Rebecca Willis, LCSW, has over 10 years experience providing strengths-based emotional and therapeutic support to anyone feeling challenged by life events and/or experiencing stress, anxiety, depressed feelings, or other difficulty at school, work, or home that is interfering with overall life satisfaction and adjustment. Our goal is to work with others toward healing and increased well-being & peace of mind.
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Corbett D Troyer
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW, GC-C
"Professional and compassionate counseling. If you are currently going through a difficult time in your life, I am here to help you navigate your way back to health. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, I am available to individuals and couples to listen, offer support, and provide clinically sound methods that help promote emotional and spiritual healing for those struggling with tough life issues.
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Scott J Watson
Drug & Alcohol Counselor, MA, LCAC, SAP, BRI
"Heartland Intervention exists to save lives and families by lovingly offering recovery as an alternative to addiction. I specialize is assessments following DOT violations or legal charges. I also see a few clients each week as a therapist. Clients find that I focus on the solution in a caring yet direct manner. Call 877/752-8811 today for an appointment.
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Valerie Walters
Counselor, MAMFT, LMHC
"I am so glad that our paths have crossed. Seeking help takes courage and we all need it from time to time. I view counseling as a relatively short term investment that yields a lifetime of value. In my personal and professional experience I have found that it usually takes a third party to help identify and challenge problematic patterns that keep us hurting and stuck. In this way, counseling helps you to develop new ways of thinking about and responding to life's inevitable challenges. Please feel free to browse www.threestonescounseling.com to find out more.
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Lois Bushong
Marriage & Family Therapist, MS, LMFT
"I have enjoyed working with clients over the last 25+ years who struggle with depression, anxiety,stress management and grief. I use a combination of Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Family Systems Therapy as well as taking a brief look at the environment in which the client was raised. My clients state they feel comfortable in sharing their challenges with me and they respond positively to my direct approach. I am client focused in my therapy.
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Amy Ferris
Counselor, LCSW, AAHCC
"I have 20 years of clinical experience and specialize in treating Women's issues, such as: Post-Partum Depression, anxiety, grief and loss, relationship and career issues. My experience as a childbirth educator has enhanced my ability to treat the needs of post-partum women as they transition into motherhood. This journey is one that is often met with unexpected emotions and I help women identify these feelings so they can resolves issues that may complicate parenthood. I recognize the impact of pregnancy loss as well, and help my clients process through this very unique kind of grief.
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Cathy Heath
Counselor, LMHC
"I specialize in working with children and families at the many different stages throughout their childhood and adolescence. I also have experience working with adults navigating struggles of adulthood, relationships, and parenthood. I work with children and adults who might struggle with anxiety, depression, ADHD, relationship difficulties, sibling/family changes, social skill challenges, and grief/loss. I believe that working closely with the parents/family is instrumental in making positive changes in your families life. It is my goal for us to work together to build healthy communication and a healthy family.
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Bobbye L Crawford
Counselor, MAMFT, LMHC, LCAC
"My hope, as a relationship and individual counselor, is to function as a facilitator helping you navigate your current challenges; i.e. difficult personal or family transitions, poor communication/conflict resolution, trust issues and loss. I can help you to reach your goals so you can move forward in your life, building on your own inner strengths and capabilities as part of the process. I have tools to provide you for practicing new skills that you can carry beyond counseling, into your own life and relationships.
How can I tell if a therapist is right for me? Therapists in Ivy Hills - Indianapolis have broad skills and are able to work with a wide range of issues. For example, if you're seeking a marriage counselor in 46250 you'll find that most therapists are trained in marriage counseling or couples counseling in 46250 and couples therapy. And they welcome families for family counseling in 46250 or family therapy in Ivy Hills - Indianapolis.
How to find a specialist? If you're looking for specialist counseling in Marion County, Indiana 46250, such as a child psychologist or sex therapist, try to refine your search with our left nav bar. |
What method of therapy is right for me? When it comes to treatment methods, there's no "right way". A couples counselor or a family counselor may use different treatment methods depending on the one that works best for you. |
How to use my insurance? Many therapists accept health insurance. Check to see if your insurance is covered. Feel free to discuss this when you contact the therapist. |


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- Aug 14:
- State officials authorize audit of Ross Valley Sanitary District
- Jun 28:
- George Russell: WC Fields comes to Ross Valley Sanitary District
- Jun 8:
- Editorial: Ross Valley rate hike will fix pipes
- May 29:
- Sewer rates will rise 6 percent per year over next five years in Ross Valley
- May 21:
- Protest hearing clears way for Ross Valley sewer rate hike; but board not unified in support
- May 13:
- Report: Insufficient evidence Ross Valley sewer director desired sexual relationship with manager
- Ross Valley sewer board race raises eternal question: who pays the piper?
- Mar 7:
- Former sewer district manager pleads innocent to felony charges, offers to settle civil suit against him
- Feb 10:
- Editorial: Public boards have important responsibility
- Feb 7:
- Judge orders former Marin sewer district manager to stand trial for misuse of housing loan
- Feb 5:
- DA expert in Marin corruption case details money transfers by former sewer boss Richards
- Feb 3:
- Marin DA presents evidence in corruption case against former sewer boss
- Jan 29:
- Jailed Ross Valley Sanitary District manager spiked salary, audit reports
- Nov 16:
- Former Marin sanitation official pumping out subpoenas in his corruption case
- Nov 12:
- Dick Spotswood: Ross Valley sewer board's legal tab trumps neighbors'
- Oct 30:
- Dick Spotswood: Ross Valley sewer district's six-figure legal bills
- Oct 5:
- EPA fines Ross Valley Sanitary District $16,000 for improper disposal of toxic material
- Sep 6:
- DA to brief sanitary board on former manager's embezzlement case
- Sep 5:
- Former Ross Valley sanitary manager wants district to pay for his defense
- Aug 4:
- Editorial: Ross Valley needs to focus on fixing sewers
- Aug 2:
- Former Ross Valley Sanitary District general manager pleads innocent to charges of misusing public funds
- Jul 30:
- Accused Ross Valley sanitary chief delays plea
- Jul 27:
- Accused Ross Valley Sanitary District former general manager returned to Marin, booked into county jail
- Jul 26:
- Election of new Ross Valley Sanitary District board president causes rift
- Jul 18:
- Ross Valley Sanitary District board approves $19.2 million revenue bond
- Jul 16:
- Ross Valley Sanitary District board expected to vote on proposal for $19.2 million bond measure
- Former Marin sanitary district manager arrested in the Philippines, will be returned to Marin for prosecution
- Jun 24:
- Ross Valley Sanitary District declines to take action against legal counsel
- Jun 6:
- Editorial: Richards lawsuit key to Ross Valley moving forward
- Jun 5:
- Dick Spotswood: Ross Valley sewers still wrestling with stink over ex-boss
- May 30:
- Ross Valley Sanitary District sues former general manager for fraud
- May 16:
- Judge orders Ross Valley Sanitary District to bid out projects of more than $15,000
- Apr 12:
- George Russell: Ross Valley sewer troubles
- Apr 9:
- Dick Spotswood: Ross Valley's troubles have financial, political ramifications
- Former Ross Valley Sanitary District manager charged with nine felony counts; whereabouts unknown
- Mar 31:
- State regulators keep the pressure on Ross Valley Sanitary District to boost spending on pipe repair
- Feb 10:
- Dick Spotswood: Ross Valley Sanitary District may not get loan money back
- Feb 4:
- George Russell: Brett Richards
- Jul 20:
- George Russell: Ross Valley Sanitary GM
Marin County District Attorney Ed Berberian said Thursday that former Ross Valley Sanitary District general manager Brett Richards "clearly misused" a $350,000 housing loan from the district, but Richards' legal team said that Richards committed no crime.
Final arguments were delivered in the preliminary hearing to determine if there is probable cause to try Richards on nine felony counts, including misappropriation of public funds, embezzlement and money laundering.
Richards, who has been held in Marin County Jail since August 2013 after being arrested in the Philippines, is accused of taking a $350,000 housing loan from the district that he never used for housing. He could face a maximum 10 years in prison and fines totaling $1.5 million if found guilty.
In his closing argument before Marin County Superior Court Judge Terrence Boren, Berberian said it is evident from Richards' employment agreement with the district that the $350,000 loan given to him was for the purchase of housing in Marin or the San Francisco Bay Area.
"It is clear from the evidence there never was such an action taken by Mr. Richards," Berberian said. The district attorney said Richards instead employed the money for "his own personal uses."
During the hearing, prosecution witness Susan O'Brien, a member of Marin County's Financial Abuse Specialist Team who has worked for a number of companies as both a controller and chief financial officer, testified that she examined Richards' bank records from December 2010, when he received the housing loan, and March 2013, when a warrant was issued for his arrest. O'Brien said there was no indication in the bank records that Richards used the loan to purchase housing.
With the permission of Richards' defense team, Berberian also presented as evidence the fact that a survey of California's 58 county recorder's offices turned up no record of Richards buying or selling real estate property from Oct. 1, 2010, to Aug. 31, 2012. Richards resigned from his $197,000-a-year job by email in July 2012.
As for the multiple counts of money-laundering that Richards has been charged with, Berberian said, "Here is where the charting becomes very important."
The prosecution presented detailed spreadsheets and charts demonstrating how Richards opened five new bank accounts and moved cash in and out of them — and pre-existing accounts in two other institutions — after receiving the $350,000 loan from the district.
"We think all of this shows a pattern of movement that qualifies under the money laundering statutes," Berberian said.
But Richards' defense team said the prosecution failed to provide any evidence that their client committed a crime. Attorney Michael Clough said there was no evidence presented showing a loan to Richards, authorized by a subcommittee of the district board, was unlawful; that Richards violated the terms of a loan agreement; or that Richards was required to purchase housing "by a date certain." He said the bank transactions Richards made after receiving the $350,000 loan were all perfectly legal.
Clough said Berberian's decision not to call any members of the district board to testify was a "glaring evidentiary omission."
Berberian responded by noting that Richards' defense team presented no evidence and called not a single witness during the three-day hearing.
Judge Boren scheduled a hearing for 10 a.m. Friday to announce whether he will order Richards bound for trial.
Richards' co-counsel Jai Gohel said he will request a reduction in Richards' bail, which is currently set at $1 million.
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CotD: One of Chuck Jones' greatest creations, and the world's greatest lover to boot- Pepé Le Pew in 1947's "Scent-Imental Over You"
Scent-Imental Over You (1947) – Looney Tunes Theatrical Cartoon Series
A little Mexican hairless girl dog (from Park Avenue and 86th Street) is jealous of all the fancy pedigreed pooches parading their fine furs in a Fifth Avenue pageant, so she borrows a fur and enters the show. But it turns out to be a skunk pelt. Along comes Pepé, who mistakes her for a skunk and amorously chases her all over the city park.
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Unwanted Male Goats from Small Dairy Farm Abandoned at Animal Place
January 2, 2013
Two tiny goats left in a wire crate in the driveway of Animal Place sanctuary are safe and sound, looking for permanent placement. Luckily, neither goat froze to death or were harmed by predators overnight.
The goats are victims of the dairy industry. A week prior to their abandonment, a man stopped by the Animal Place Grass Valley offices and asked if we would take in two unwanted 8-mos-old male Nigerian Dwarf goats. He had started a small dairy farm and some of the female goats gave birth to males. They do not produce milk and they are not eaten frequently. No longer interested in caring for non-milk producing animals, the man wanted to "get rid of" the two juvenile goats.
He was told the sanctuary could not take in his animals because of several recent rescues and because we are unable to take in every single animal individuals no longer want to provide care for. We offered to assist in placing the goats, so they could remain in a safe location and the burden of responsibility for homing them would be on their legal guardian.
Instead, the man came back a week later and dumped the two goats, a misdemeanor criminal charge in California. Unfortunately, his name and contact information were not given so we are unable to track him down to face legal punishment. We know he is local, and that he operates a small dairy farm with Nigerian Dwarf goats.
While what he did was irresponsible and illegal, it is not so much the abandonment that is so disheartening. No, it is the continued perception that the value of nonhumans exists only in their ability to be "useful" to whomever is exploiting them..for their flesh or their milk. These two goats were considered too small to slaughter (and we are glad of that) and male, so they don't produce milk. Instead of kind treatment, Barry and Manny were socially ostracized and unsocialized, leaving them frightened of humans. Given time and kindness, they should become more comfortable around people.
After they are neutered, they will be available for adoption. There is an adoption fee to help offset the costs of their care. Interested parties may fill out a form here.


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The brother-in-law of the Auckland student who is being held hostage in Iraq says he felt numb watching a video in which militants have threatened to kill the hostages.
Canadian citizen Harmeet Singh Sooden, 32, was taken hostage along with three other westerners earlier this week.
A new video of the hostages was released on Saturday with their captors threatening to kill them unless Iraqi detainees are released by December 8.
Harmeet's brother-in-law Mark Brewer says the family has to keep busy to get through the ordeal of having Harmeet in this situation.
The video with its chilling message was shown on arabic television station Al Jazeera.
Harmeet, who has been living in New Zealand for three years, and three other men from Canada, the US and England were taken hostage six days ago in Baghdad.
The group had been in Iraq working with a Christian peace organisation.
Brewer says the captors have the wrong man. "There has been a terrible mistake, Harmeet is a peaceful guy, he is a pacifist by nature and by cause. We just plead and hope they will see that, and take on board the tremendous comments from around the world of support he has had... and that they release him."
The group responsible for the hostage taking is called Swords of Truth - a rebel group unheard of until now. It claims the four men are not peace workers but foreign spies, and they say the men will be killed if Iraqi detainees in prisons across Iraq, the US and the UK are not released.
In a video shown earlier this week no specific demands or threats were made against the hostages lives.
International Relations Expert Robert Patman says this latest threat needs to be taken with some caution.
"The initial demand may be the beginning of a bargaining process. Of course western governments are very weary about getting into specific bargaining situations with hostage takers - people who are prepared to commit horrendous crimes against innocents like this Christian based activist group.
The New Zealand government says it is offering all it can to help with the Canadian effort.
"We have all seen the footage out of Iraq over the last two to three years with hostages being taken. And we need to work very carefully with the Canadian government on a strategy for dealing with this," says Prime Minister Helen Clark.
As Harmeet's family waits it says it is grateful to all of the New Zealanders hoping praying for his safe return.


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Watch out Prince George, there's a new royal baby in town! Lil' Kim welcomed her own little princess on Monday… and gave her a very regal name.
The self-declared "Queen of Rap" named her first child Royal Reign!
Lil' Kim's baby girl was born at 9:58 AM at Hackensack University Medical Center in New Jersey, reports E! News.
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June 25-29, 2008: General Assembly 2008 in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Ethical Eating: Food and Environmental Justice selected as the Congregational Study/Action Issue (CSAI) for 2008-2012. Congregations and districts are encouraged to begin programs of education and reflection, service, community organizing, advocacy, and public witness.
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March 2, 2009: Deadline for congregations and districts to submit comments on the Ethical Eating: Food and Environmental Justice CSAI and Resource Guide. These comments will help the Commission on Social Witness (CSW) prepare for the workshop at General Assembly.
June 24-28, 2009: General Assembly 2009 in Salt Lake City, UT. The CSW conducts workshops on Ethical Eating: Food and Environmental Justice. Study and action continues.
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Zuzu, they're fungus gnats and the best way to get rid of them is to repot your plant with new soil. You may have been keeping your soil too moist, so keep an eye on that too. Good luck. Korina |
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They are most likely Fungus Gnats. They are annoying but not bad for the plant They live on rotting organic matter (in your soil) A light coating of sand might help to keep them out of the soil Try letting your plants dry out more. If it still bothers you... the treatment is called Gnatrol. It is not a harsh chemical and is sort of organic. Ardy |
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Help! Ok short background. Wife was give a cherry tree about 4 years ago as a memorial for someone who passed. Last year it got destroyed by peach borers. This was the second cherry tree this happened to for us in this area(the other was at previous residence). What is the best way to protect these cherry trees? The previous was a sour cherry tree that we never got to eat any fruit from (it only produces a few cherries as it was very young). This one is a fruitless tree (kwanzan). Would it still be susceptible to the borers? It;s still in the bucket. Thanks for any tips! |
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- Posted by ken_adrian z5 (My Page) on Thu, Mar 28, 13 at 7:57
also.. there is a very active fruit forum .... as a source of other .. more specific experts ... as compared to other trees.. fruit are very short lived.. and require massive preventative sprayings.. 3 to 5 times per year .... though sour/tart cherry is usually not one of the foo foo ones .... but that said .... i would never have used a fruit as a memorial .... perhaps .. an alternative is to replace the next one with some other tree ... but you will cross that road some other time ... i wish you luck ken |
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- Posted by motherof3sons (My Page) on Sat, Mar 23, 13 at 9:34
The cabinet is beautiful. Love the detailing on the door. |
Love the "Six Feet Under" vent holes!! Are you doing them across the top, or will that be an apron sink? I'm considering the same pattern for the false drawer. |
Yes, the idea is from Six Feet Under...I just loved those. I even bought a season of Six Feet Under to study the holes. It will be an apron sink so the hole pattern will be just in the two pullouts under the sink. Because they are pullouts, the holes will be backed... we are planning on painting the part behind the holes black. I want that big honking 36" sink to look like the queen of the kitchen. We move slowly around here. Still much to do before installation. Drawer faces for the drawers. Pullout cutting boards. Priming and painting the cabinets. Plus we like having a life. We pushed Demolition Day to May 13th. I still have a couple of color things I am wringing my hands about... what will the color of the countertop really look like installed? It's just different to look at a sample versus an expanse of countertop. And has BM somehow changed their paint so that the Windham Cream isn't the same anymore? The island color still doesn't look as rich as the old cabinets do. Here is my hole pattern if you (or anyone else) wants it. It was actually pretty easy to make with a 3/4 inch Forstner drill press bit (for the round holes) and a quarter inch spiral router bit for the connecting straight lines. If you click through to the blog entry, you can see the process. |
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I love your kitchen already--really looking forward to seeing the sink and cabinets in place. |
Thanks, mama_goose. |
Seriously impressed! |
So kind and thoughtful of you to post that!! I was actually thinking of that pattern in the sink false drawer. If I go that way, you've savd me some architectural fees. Thanks! |
Thanks Angie and you are welcome, Marcolo. |
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Rust is cosmetic? I'll try to remmeber that one. |
*Technically* rust is cosmetic ... until it turns into a complete rust-through. Aren't automobile warranties for complete body rust-through, as in a hole ... not just rusting per se? Those pics, however, are disappointing for sure. I vaguely recall reading somewhere that someone got their Oasis lid and/or machine top replaced due to rusting, with a concession from Sears that a manufacturing defect was involved. Dunno. Personally, I'd sand the areas down and treat them with a rust-preventive/proofing paint. A replacement top may very well end up the same way, even if it takes longer. But that's just me. May I also say again that people often remark about Fisher & Paykel machines looking cheap with plastic lids/tops ... but they won't rust. |
- Posted by fahrenheit_451 (My Page) on Tue, Jan 8, 08 at 0:12
What was the initial reason that you contacted Sears? Was it because you saw the rust on the internals of the machine or because rust was/is damaging the clothes you washed? Sears is most likely supporting their claim through stating the rust is not causing a malfunction with the washer itself. If rust is appearing on your clothing then Sears is wrong. If rust is appearing on your flooring then Sears is wrong. I do not know what State you reside in, or the conditions of Small Claims Court in your State, but it might be worth it to investigate as the fees to file at Small Claims are minimal. After a year and a half this does not look good on Sears part; maybe after a decade or so I might buy it, but not a year and a half. |
Good job dMary on the pics! And for you people the deal is that our Oasis rusted like hers and we had two diff lids and tops replaced. The rust was getting into the wash and also fell into the suspension springs and made squealing noises while washing. You go ahead and take yours apart and paint it--------but why do you have to do that on a machine that cost close to a grand??? Sears should have spent another five bucks and painted it with real paint. Yep, we had our units replaced and were upgraded to the HE5t washer and dryer. Do not settle for cosmetic-----------what a joke that is.............. |
i contacted sears for the reason bleach was settling in my bleach dispenser and so my clothes had particles of rust on them..yeah..(cosmetic!!).Mutta you know what i mean,right? |
oops sorry rust was in my bleach dispenser.. |
- Posted by fahrenheit_451 (My Page) on Tue, Jan 8, 08 at 17:54
Dmary, what is the warranty period on your unit? Mutta brings up an excellent point too regarding the comprising of unseen other components through rust. |
dmary, WOW! Those pictures are sure shocking. I guess I will have my hubby look in our Cabrio Agi for signs like that of rust.(as it is the twin of Oasis) Thanks for opening our eyes to this. I do hope that 2008 brings you a resolution to your washer problem. That is just not right. Take care. |
i have a 5 year warranty period..on my washer...lulundave...i hope you could check yours too..maybe its the same inside.let us know...thanks guys for your posts... |
any one else with this problem?????love to hear about it.. |
- Posted by jcrowley99 (My Page) on Tue, Jan 15, 08 at 16:01
I was just asking mutta on another thread where her Oasis was rusted. I can see now that there are differences between the Oasis and my Cabrio HE. My Cabrio HE is 10 months old. The Cabrio is all white, outside and inside. Hopefully that will keep it from rusting. I didn't see any signs of rust or any water where it should not be (I checked after my fourth load of the day), I did find some dust though, and I refuse to start dusting inside my washer. I don't remember if the inside was painted on my old Kenmore TLer, but I never noticed any rust. These problems with Sears are why I own the Whirlpool Cabrio instead of another Kenmore (all I owned up to now). They charge way too much for extended warranties (which I thought would be a good idea with a HE machine) and they don't want to stand behind their products any more. I still buy Craftsman tools though, although I believe the warranty on those is not what it used to be. |
Jcrowley99-----------if you can lift up the top of your washer(not the lid but the top that the lid is attached to) I am sure you will see rust like dMary's pics......your unit and the Kenmore are made by the same company.......and If your underside is painted I am happy for you..............if not..................good luck.... |
- Posted by jcrowley99 (My Page) on Wed, Jan 16, 08 at 8:09
I just looked inside the Cabrio again. The inside is almost entirely painted. The paint is obviously applied with a sprayer and there are a couple odd shaped spots that the sprayer obviously can't reach (obvious because they aren't painted white.) I don't know if the top of the Oasis is shaped the same as the top of my Cabrio with the glass lid. The Cabrio has these "fins" that go from the back to the front of the top, the glass top is recessed in between these fins. The fins are quite narrow at the back at get wider as you go toward the front of the machine. At the narrowest points of the fins, there is no paint inside of them. As the fins get wider there is paint at the bottom of them, but not on the sides of them. There is also one 1" wide strip on the back of the machine, just under the control panel, that is not painted. Sure hope the strip by the control panel doesn't get wet, I would probably have more to worry about than rust! A close examination of these areas revealed no rust. There might be some sort of primer but I can't really tell. I will keep an eye on those spots. I will continue to do what I have been doing and hope there are no problems, I always leave the lid open when it is not in use to allow the interior to dry out. I can't see any way the water could splash in those areas, but I guess you never know with all the movement in this type of machine. I would post a picture of the inside of the Cabrio for you to see, but I can never get it to work. I have only managed to post a picture once. OK, my son did it for me! I wonder if the inside is generally painted on washers. All the others I have owned were Kenmore TLers, but I never looked for rust on the inside. Maybe this is the reason people sometimes have problems with rust spots on clothing after washing, not just rust in the water lines? |
mutta is right ....look under the top,not the lid..and suprise..1000$ for a piece of junk..so how do you like these pictures?i e-mailed them to sears,but NOBODY responded..so what else is new.. |
- Posted by plumorchard (My Page) on Wed, Jan 16, 08 at 11:44
I did take a quick peek at mine this am and guess what I saw next to the fabric softener corner....a little start of rust and some rust dust on the washer! Dang! So not worthy of what we paid for this set. I am disgusted and we will be calling to report this too. |
thanks plumorchard...im glad that u responded..thanks to mutta he opened my eyes!i had no clue about the rust under the top..open your lid...go ahead and see..let us know,so we can all complain about the junk we spent a fortune on! |
- Posted by plumorchard (My Page) on Wed, Jan 16, 08 at 12:02
i'm really kind of afraid, but i will....(might be over the weekend!) |
****update,not only do i have the rust,well the machine just started flashing me an f51..great!motor speed sensor,and the control timer have to be changed..isnt this ridiculous? |
anybody check their machines?? love to know! |
dmary, no rust in my Cabrio agi yet... |
I would check the warranty info on the washer and if you can't get it resolved consider small claims court. You can probably include any fees in the settlement amount. That is obviously some sort of defect and Sears is not willing to stand behind their product. These machines cost way too much money to let them get away with that. |
thanks ebear1271 for understanding..do you own these machines too? |
update these pictures are going to corporate sears...lets see what they have to say...! |
- Posted by plumorchard (My Page) on Fri, Feb 15, 08 at 6:40
We did not take the top off but I did look under the lid and around a bit and did see some rust spots and starting points. Let us know what Sears has to say...we really did pay too much for this and the performance of this set! |
no problem plumorchard..ill keep in touch ..ill let you know what sears has to say! |
Sears, hmmm. Had lots of problems taking to their service people and 'customer care' people. They both told me that i had to live with the dreadful smell in my washer. Then i went into the store. What a difference! Within five minutes a manager was arranging for a new washer to be delivered! In future i will have little to do with the people at the end of their phones, and go directly to the store. I would take your pictures into the store and see what happens. good luck |
hi bmmalone,thanks for your advice i think im going to go to the store to get to the bottom of this...im really fed up with their responses,actually disgusted for so long..they call it customer service,yeah right!Right now my file is at executive sears...and so far no solution...you believe it? |
update**** i went to sears yesterday and the appliance manager told me it not her decision to change the machine..i brought the pictures and all the info with my lawyer...its up to the parts and service director to decide..you believe this??????????these people are not normal... |
Does one of your local television news stations have an local 'investigative' or 'action' reporter??? I'd check that route at this point... I know one of the Boston stations recently did a session on sears repair calls and how it was taking many multiple calls/appointments to finally get resolution... how they are short handed, etc... interviewed corporate people for it too... corporate people do not like to talke to these types... so it gets attention whne the news stations find their way to them... anyway, I think it's worth a shot... |
- Posted by haley_comet (My Page) on Thu, Feb 19, 09 at 8:28
Glad I read this - I was just about to buy the Oasis this weekend. Thanks to you all. |
- Posted by czechchick2 (My Page) on Fri, Feb 20, 09 at 3:15
To me it looks like there might be small leak, maybe drip inside and that's why it's rusty. I had many leaky problems w/ my Supra and one of them was really small, it was from the hose inside. And when the washer spins, it shakes and the water/moisture gets away. I have rust spots inside now too but they never got through , it's been 6 years. |
- Posted by rustedwasher (My Page) on Thu, Feb 26, 09 at 12:28
I had the same rust problem but I believe I found the source and a fix. The tub has two small holes at the top that were used to fill some kind of balancing fluid. They installed plugs. If you look at them close enough you will see they are not level with the top of the tub. When the washer is filling the tub turns slowing clockwise and the water coming in hits the top of the tub and fans out. As the tub spins these two little dips come around, hit the water and cause a few drops of water to splash upward. Over time this creates the rust. The other part of the problem is the underside of the lid is not painted. Fix #1. Remove the lid. Sand the rusted areas as best you can. Wipe clean. Use a rust preventing paint like Rust-Oleum. Apply at least two coats of paint to the underside allowing thirty minutes dry time between each coat. Fix #2. Get some silicone for bathroom areas that will not shrink, expand, or mildew. Fill both of the little holes in the top of the tub. Use a credit card to pack it in the holes and smooth it out on top. Allow 24hrs for it to cure. Fix #3. Leave the lid open when not using the washer. This allows the moisture to evaporate. I have done these three things to my machine and it is still in the testing phase. Not a sure fix but it is working so far. |
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Coming from Fl., I never had any dealings with any Rugosa's. I've seen many pictures of beautiful blooms and fantastic foliage. I finally got Rosa Rugosa in my fall order in a 1 gal pot. Before it gets going good this spring I need to know what it requires to grow & bloom to be at it's best. My native soil is hard red clay. I'm ready to grow it in a large pot if I have to. I know it will NOT accept being sprayed with a fungicide. Soil requirements and water. I would like this rose to be a decent shrub in a couple of years. If I have good success with this one, I'm thinking about getting Rosa Rugosa Alba. Someone let me know what I'm getting into. |
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Hard red clay, eh? Any chance you ordered that rugosa from Pickering (whose multiflora rootstock will do well in your hard red clay)? Own root? Well, your rugosa needs sandy soil, preferably with ground water going through it. Do you have a drainage area, a swale or ditch where you could drop several bags of sand and work it into the clay at (at a minimum) a one bag of sand to an equal volumn of clay? From what I've seen, it's both the tightness of the clay and the lack of near constant water that are the problems. (Lots of stories about my trying to save some found rugosas, only to have them fail to thrive in anything other than the well watered sandy soils from which I found them. (Even one from SW Virginia that looked great growing next to a major drainage off of Pine Mountain and barely hanging on at a neighbors house up there where it was too close to the house with little rainfall and no off-the-mountain drainage and maybe too much lime from the cement foundation of the house.) |
My Dad grew several healthy, happy rugosas in a clay soil in western Pennsylvania. His favorite was 'Hansa', dark magenta-purple with an intense fragrance of cloves and good repeat. His soil had decent organic content, and it was a yellow-tan clay not the red clay of your area, but it was definitely clay. I remember getting my shoes stuck in the spring mud as a child and needing my mother to come pull me out. Rosefolly |
- Posted by daisyincrete 10? (My Page) on Mon, Feb 20, 12 at 22:36
I had a long hedge of Rosa rugosa Roseraie de l'Hay in my garden in England. It was beautiful! It's scent pervaded the whole garden. They do sucker sometimes, although mine didn't. I found it to be the most easy care, long flowering, insect attracting hedge I had ever planted. No spraying, no watering and no pruning apart from trimming back the occasional shoot to keep the hedge shapely. My soil in that garden was sandy loam. It might be worth making a raised bed for your rugosas. They would be worth it. Daisy |
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Where do you live? From Georgia Mountians, it is probably too far. But if you are in Washington DC in May to early June, go to National Arboretum, where they have several red and white (alba) rugosas. The gardeners seem to prune back he bushes some, but they grow vigorously. They repeat bloom. |
Here, in eastern PA, I grow my Rugosa Rotesmere with no care. I rip out suckers, make a slit with my spade, stick 'em in and watch them grow. |
Rugosas actually do not do very well here in the alkaline, semi-arid west, but I grow two anyway, Rosaraie de l'Hay and Dart's Dash. They get chlorotic as the summer progresses, probably because the irrigation water is alkaline, but I just love them. They will be happier where you live. Rosefolly |
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I have brown clay (hard but lots of nutrients) and I add a lot of aged horse manure...probably almost half and half, to start. The roses all love it, including the Therese Bugnets and Snow Pavement roses. My mom didn't add quite as much manure (she started with more of a garden area, but similar soil) and she grows Blanc Double de Coubert, Rosaraie de L'Hay, and Conrad Ferdinand Meyer...which I believe is a Rugosa hybrid. So far, all seem very happy. |
- Posted by wirosarian z4b WI (My Page) on Fri, Feb 24, 12 at 12:52
I grew rugosas in a clay soil years back & they did just fine as long as thr pH was OK. Rugosa's do NOT tolerate alkaline soils, they will have iron chlorosis (new leaves yellow with green veins) in the upper 6's & higher. |
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I'm always the MT over a similarly geared Warrior or Druid, but when I get into a pug and a T6er is there, I'm just SOL and often get forced to OT because it's two paladins and the T6 warrior or druid and I have a better threat set than the other paladin and/or more mana pots.
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Bonerot wrote:Warrior OT would have the same issues as a paladin OT. Not getting hit means no rage just as much as no Mana.
The person with the best threat generation should be #2 regardless of class
Warriors will still generate quite some rage with whitehits, bloodrage and berserker rage, their threat from whitehits is also higher than a paladin's.
Additionally a lot of our threat comes from being hit (Holy Shield, Ret Aura, BoSanc, SA...) opposed to warriors who only gain Revenge from being hit.
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That's the number of Internet users that are viewing porn this second.
The number of internet users typing in adult related search terms into search engines every second. I'm not naive. Men and Women like sex. Sex is a great thing between a husband and a wife. But, porn is a distortion of a good thing. Porn: When It Helps & When It Hurts.
I know.
I have battled it myself. Maybe you can learn a bit from my struggle so you don't have to go through the same in your marriage.
Here is a quick list of how porn wreaked havoc in my marriage:
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Other bodies occupied my mind and my thoughts. I keep a careful watch on my imagination now, and it is much better now that I am not surfing porn, or looking for a quick "hit" from a somewhere else. My marriage wasn't front and center in my life -- it wasn't my priority. Porn caused hurt, resentment, a lack of trust and faith between me and my wife.
2. I Valued the Physical Act, Over Knowing My Wife Fully
In Tim Alan Gardner's book Sacred Sex, he suggests that the goal of sex is not the orgasm. The goal of sex is oneness with your spouse. For me, sex was always about the orgasm and not much else. I never realized that I was supposed to be striving for oneness with my wife. Our wives are more than "just a body." They are spirit, soul, mind, and, yes, a body. Many layers. But for many years, I was only after the one layer - the body. Do you really know your spouse when you jump into bed with them? Or are you just there for the 'feel good'? Sure, shallow sex might feel good for a couple minutes, but not being connected to your spouse on more than the physical level will leave so much to be desired in your relationship. By focusing only on one piece of her being, I was making her an object for my release. Not truly loving her as a whole woman. It is sad to think of all the time I wasted, but I am glad to have figured it out. With many years ahead of us, I can honor her and continue learning more about her. (* a vital part of your marriage: continue to learn about your spouse - it keeps you interested in them!)
3. I Dishonored God
I consider myself a Jesus follower. And, to be honest, I was doing a crappy job following him. In my particular faith, I am supposed to be the husband of one wife. Not several wives. If I am trying to live by what the Bible suggests, thinking lustfully about a woman actually puts me in the same category as having sex with her.
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"Africans and persons of African descent must assume the primary
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African history month is a separate entity and should not be confused with Black History Month, an annual observance in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, and communities' in Europe, honoring important celebrations and events within the history of the African Diaspora. It is celebrated annually in the United States, Canada and most other places in February but the United Kingdom celebration is in October.
Let us pause and give homage to Dr. Carter G. Woodson founder of Negro History Week in 1926, and the African-British history month was introduced in 1987 by Linda Bellos both are appreciated in our contemporary world. And also, we must pay tribute to countless activists, organizations and governmental agencies that are celebrated annually. African communities everywhere owe them a debt of gratitude.
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CCS drops pair to GCA
The Crusaders of Cleveland Christian played host to Georgia Cumberland Academy Thursday night with GCA walking away with wins in both contests. Georgia Christian took the girls game by a score of 43-27 and followed up with a 57-31 win in the boys game.
In early action, the Lady Crusaders kept their game close until the last quarter. Coach John Thompson said after the game, "The girls played their hearts out and left it all on the court tonight. We're going to take the weekend and heal up a bit after two tough games this week. Junior Kelsey Farris went out early in the game and we missed her play inside, but Savannah Morgan and Jennifer Corbitt stepped in and played well."
Carrie Claypoole led the Crusaders with seven points and a steal. Acacia Thompson had six points, two blocks and five steals. Emily Sexton also had six points. Senior Abigail Wooden scored five and Jennifer Corbitt tossed in three.
The Lady Crusaders travel to SCAA opponent Oakwood Christian in Chickamauga, Ga., Tuesday for a 5:15 start time.
In Boys action, Georgia Cumberland took an early lead and controlled the pace the rest of the game pulling out the victory against the Crusaders.
"We need to control the ball a little better, too many turnovers tonight really hurt us," said coach Davis. "Georgia Cumberland has another good team as usual, but we could help ourselves out by hitting shots and free throws."
Xavier Jordan led the Crusaders with 11 points, three blocks, and a steal. Naaman Mowery had nine and Briar Lowe followed up with five points, a block, and two steals. Bo Martin scored for the Crusaders while Matthew Mathis added two points.
Both teams are now 2-2 and travel to Copper Basin Dec. 6 for nonconference action.
Raiders run away with victory
Thursday night the Cleveland Middle School Raiders faced off against Cherokee Middle School in some eighth-grade basketball action.
Cleveland ran away with a 50-23 victory to improve the young season's record to 2-2.
Jashawn Hill led scoring with 15 points. Spencer Goode also had a big night for CMS with eight points, 12 rebounds and eight blocks.
Tuesday night the team took on Rhea Central for their other victory. They won by a score of 53-31.
Goode led Tuesday night's scoring with 18 points. Raquan Dodd contributed nine to the effort.
CMS wrestlers win tri-match
The Cleveland Middle School wrestling team defeated Baylor 60-21 and Notre Dame 57-18 on Thursday night.
The Blue Raiders were led by Bryce Pond, Cody Mathews, Logan Whiteside, Austin Sweeney, Marquel Scott, Riley Stevison, Dylan Liner, Seth Garcia, Robert Anderson, and Eddie Shalchick in their victory over the Baylor Red Raiders. Joseph Bowers, Alec Binns, Dylan Liner, Robert Anderson, and Eddie Shalchick led the Blue Raiders to the win over Notre Dame.
Cleveland Middle School will be hosting the Raider Rumble Dual Tournament Saturday with wrestling starting at 9 a.m. Alcoa, Baylor, Cleveland, Cookeville, Lafayette, Lake Forest, Rhea Central, Sonoraville, Spring Station, Tullahoma, Westside, and William Blount will all battle it out for the championship.
Colts get tough win
The sixth-grade Ocoee Middle School Colts went south, down Interstate 75, to Dalton, Ga., to do battle with the talented and tall Westside Middle Rockets seventh-grade team.
They came back across the border with a hard-fought 35-34 win.
Tyler Ferguson scored 15 points and was a "beast on the boards" according to assistant coach Tanner Coates, against a much taller and stronger quintet.
The Colts only played five players the entire game. Their relentless full-court press and unselfish passing were keys to winning the tight contest.
The scoring for the rest of the team was led by Isaiah Johnson who netted seven points but mainly featured hustle defense. Patton Fordy added six points; Lorenzo White had five points and a number of tough rebounds. Jordan Munck rounded out scoring with a pair of points, plus numerous steals and assists.
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I've had a few church going friends and family express that they are sort of uncomfortable when I sing the song "Your Mom" with such glee each time it's requested. So, in response to that I thought I would explain why I proudly sing the song in this new blog post here... http://adifferentnote.wordpress.com/2013/08/12/why-i-proudly-sing-your-mom/
Also, I've been putting together all the details on the project I hope to have finished by early 2014. In Nasvhille there is a famous saying; "It all begins with a song". I had the bumper sticker and I never thought anything different than that until recently. I started thinking about it and it seems like there are so many songs, but not near as many good stories.
So the premise of the new album is this; it all begins with a story, and ends with a song. I want to build my career on that foundation and connect with the stories of our lives. I believe we all have a great story but sometimes we don't really see it as something special so we never tell it. My prayer is that through this next project, the listener will think about all the little ways he or she impacts people and how great of a gift life is. Whether you are spending your life working, loving, brokenhearted, laughing, serving, or whatever you are doing; remember that you are living out a story that will be your legacy. We only get one.
I am trying not to take mine for granted, which is why I am doing this album.
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Mobile Loaves & Fishes, ReWork Project, and Austin-area businesses have come together to launch an exciting new initiative that empowers the working homeless to earn an income. As Nate Schlueter, program director of ReWork says, "This is our SXSW 'release'! We're releasing opportunity into the community!"
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Street Treats is supported by these local, Austin-area businesses and organizations:
Quantum Leap Realty – Mike Porter
Sandy Goodwin and Company – Betty Wangler, Realtor
Show 'em some love, why don'tcha????
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