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Judge William P. Ryan Jr.
presiding Nov. 23, 2011
Kelly Rae Berry vs. Gary Lee Berry, domestic; divorce decree signed.
Keith P. Bledsoe vs. Edith L. Bledsoe, domestic; divorce decree signed.
Sara Kay Eckert vs. Dennis Perry Eckert, domestic; passed, to be re-noticed.
Randall Reed McIntosh vs. Roberta Alice McIntosh, domestic; divorce decree signed.
Kayla Cole vs. James Franklin, motion hour; agreed order signed, other motions passed, to be re-noticed.
Judge Jay Delaney
presiding Nov. 18, 2011
Bass Webb, 1979, other hearing; motion for reciprocal discovery granted, order for a daubert hearing granted.
Judge Jay Delaney
presiding Nov. 22, 2011
Paula Smith, 1971, sentencing; 2 year sentence is probated for 5 years on all conditions set.
Johnathan Watson, 1984, other hearing; admission to allegations per show cause motion - request to delay P.S.I. filed, 2 year sentence imposed, probation denied.
Traffic Cases
The following information from the Harrison County Sheriff's Office indicates drivers and/or owners whose vehicles were involved in accidents.
Nov. 21 – At 7:45 a.m., a non-injury accident was reported on KY 392. Danni Kemplin was traveling on KY 392 when she lost control of her vehicle in a curve and exited the road and struck a fence before coming to rest.
Arrests, citations, warnings
Nov. 11 -- Brandon L. Pugh, 20, was arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of controlled substance-first, on US 27 South at Fast Max.
Nov. 11 -- Candis M. Mitchell, 24, was arrested on Court Street and charged with disorderly conduct-second degree.
Nov. 12 -- Frances N. Martinez, 28, was issued a citation for no insurance on South Walnut Street.
Judge Charles W. Kuster Jr.
presiding Nov. 14, 2011
Estate of David A. Blanton, probate hearing; order entered.
Estate of Homer Hiten, probate hearing; will admitted and order entered, bond approved.
Estate of Larry Wayne Humphrey, probate hearing; order entered.
Estate of Martha Ann Hyatt, probate hearing; order entered.
Estate of Fannie Lou Martin, motion hour; order entered.
Estate of Janet Marie Mattox, probate hearing; will admitted, order entered, bond approved.
Judge Jay Delaney
presiding Nov. 15, 2011
David J. Foster vs. Kentucky Bank, motion hour; motion for scheduling order granted, order entered, motion for a protective order overruled.
First National Bank of Lexington vs. Mark Crupper, show cause hearing; remanded from docket.
Deutsche Bank National Trust Company vs. Penelope Allen, motion hour; motion granted, order entered.
BAC Home Loan Servicing, LP vs. James D. Stamper, motion hour; motion to reschedule sale granted, order entered.
Traffic Cases
The following information from the Harrison County Sheriff's Office indicates drivers and/or owners whose vehicles were involved in accidents.
Nov. 15 – At 10:20 a.m., a non-injury accident was reported on KY 392. Bonnie Couch was traveling on KY 392 when she noticed a vehicle in her lane and swerved to miss the vehicle and ran into a fence and ditch line.
Judge Charles W. Kuster Jr.
presiding Nov. 3, 2011
Justin Spicer, 1992, show cause hearing; pay in full today and remand.
Antonio Gonzales, 1967, pretrial conference; theft by deception-include cold checks under $500; guilty plea entered, $10 and costs.
Chastity Lonaker, 1987, show cause hearing; paid.
Jessica C. Robinson, 1972, show cause hearing; remand.
Jeremiah A. Burkart, 1989, show cause deferred/installment payment; community service complete, remand.
Judge Barbara Paul
presiding Nov. 9, 2011
Jason Earley Sr. vs. Mary Linn Earley, domestic; decree signed.
Scott Eric Miller vs. Elizabeth Ann Miller, domestic; decree signed.
Adam Nathaniel Northcutt vs. Jennifer Lavonne Northcutt, domestic; decree signed.
Steven W. Prather vs. Brenda G. Prather, domestic; motion for contempt withdrawn, decree signed.
Sherry Bruner vs. Douglas Bruner, motion hour; motion overruled.
Traffic Cases
The following information from the Harrison County Sheriff's Office indicates drivers and/or owners whose vehicles were involved in accidents.
Nov. 4 – At 6:50 a.m., a non-injury accident was reported on US 62. John Link was traveling on US 62 when he lost control in a curve and slammed into a rock embankment before coming to a rest.
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A good friend of mine used to make this for our youth group a lot. It was a big favorite. Years later I still crave it although I lighten it up a bit with fat-free ingredients and splenda rather than sugar. Obviously, you don't have to use the fat-free ingredients if you don't want. Cook time does not include time to cool crust.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 177.44 ml butter
- 78.07 ml Splenda brown sugar blend
- 354.88 ml flour
- 78.07 ml oatmeal
- 78.07 ml walnuts
- 226.79 g fat free cream cheese
- 44.37 ml nonfat milk
- 59.14 ml powdered sugar
- strawberries or bananas or kiwi, any fresh fruit
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- Mix together crust ingredients. Press into pizza pan or cookie sheet. Bake at 350 for 10-12 minutes. Cool.
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The Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI) at McGill University invites applications for four Assistant Professors who will focus on one or more of our priority areas:
Every year the Reitman family puts out a generous spread for all The Neuro's staff continuing a legacy of celebrating care and dedication
In 1947 Ruth Reitman had a difficult surgery at the Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital – The Neuro, at McGill University and the McGill University Health Centre. Grateful and impressed by the treatment and care she received, Mrs. Reitman arranged a Christmas party for neurosurgeon Dr. William Cone, his residents and nursing staff. This small gathering quickly grew into the annual Reitman luncheon.
Study has far-reaching implications for unconscious role of infant experiences on adult development
An infant's mother tongue creates neural patterns that the unconscious brain retains years later even if the child totally stops using the language, (as can happen in cases of international adoption) according to a new joint study by scientists at the Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital - The Neuro and McGill University's Department of Psychology. The study offers the first neural evidence that traces of the "lost" language remain in the brain.
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October is Brain Tumour Awareness Month

October is Brain Tumour Awareness Month
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as "Lou Gehrig's Disease," is a devastating fatal disease of the nervous system that kills two to five Canadians every day. On September 19th and 20th, the Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital (The Neuro), at McGill University and the McGill University Health Centre will host the 10th Annual ALS Symposium of the Fondation André-Delambre. Nearly one hundred researchers and clinicians from several countries will come together to discuss recent progress in ALS research.
Dr. Peter McPherson, James McGill Professor of Neurology and Neurosurgery, and Anatomy and Cell Biology at the Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill University has been named a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada (RSC).
Dr. Alan Evans, a pioneering scientist who has helped map the human brain, has been awarded the Margolese National Brain Disorders Prize by the University of British Columbia. Dr. Evans is a researcher at the Montreal Neurological Institute and the James McGill Professor of Neurology and Neurosurgery, Psychiatry and Biomedical Engineering at McGill University.
Scientists at the Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital, McGill University and McGill University Health Centre have shown that a member of the protein family known as SUMO (small ubiquitin-like modifier) is a key to why tumour cells multiply uncontrollably, especially in the case of glioblastoma. The SUMO family proteins modify other proteins and the SUMOylation of proteins are critical for many cellular processes. Identifying SUMO's role in the cancer cell growth will lead to a new strategy for glioblastoma treatment.
An international team of researchers has discovered a significant genetic component of Idiopathic Generalized Epilepsy (IGE), the most common form of epilepsy. Epilepsy is a neurological disorder characterized by sudden, uncontrolled electrical discharges in the brain expressed as a seizure. The new research, published in this week's issue of EMBO Reports, implicates a mutation in the gene for a protein, known as cotransporter KCC2.
What is ALS?
Dr. Brenda Milner, an active researcher at the age of 95 at the Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital - The Neuro, McGill University, is a recipient of The 2014 Kavli Prize in Neuroscience.


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- CMLP traded 126,350 shares today in the pre-market hours as of 7:38 AM, representing 25.1% of its average daily volume.
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- The revenue growth greatly exceeded the industry average of 6.6%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues rose by 45.1%. This growth in revenue does not appear to have trickled down to the company's bottom line, displayed by a decline in earnings per share.
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- The debt-to-equity ratio of 1.04 is relatively high when compared with the industry average, suggesting a need for better debt level management. Even though the debt-to-equity ratio is weak, CMLP's quick ratio is somewhat strong at 1.44, demonstrating the ability to handle short-term liquidity needs.
- The company, on the basis of change in net income from the same quarter one year ago, has significantly underperformed when compared to that of the S&P 500 and the Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels industry. The net income has significantly decreased by 105.6% when compared to the same quarter one year ago, falling from $18.00 million to -$1.00 million.
- Net operating cash flow has decreased to $29.50 million or 42.38% when compared to the same quarter last year. In addition, when comparing the cash generation rate to the industry average, the firm's growth is significantly lower.
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Accessing values from other cells/thread
Does anyone know how can I access values from cells in other thread? I need to use the values to set my BC at the wall. I've tried using Thread *t = Lookup_Thread(d,n), but fluent also gives me segmentation error. Can anyone please advice me on this?
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Tracking segmentation errors is really hard because its fluents standard error message. Posting your source (if its not confidential) would help to identify the problem. One possible problem could be the wrong usage of the thread pointer returned by Lookup_Thread. It can either be an cell thread (n refers to fluid/solid zone) or face thread (all other zones). Using a face thread in a macro that requires a cell thread (like C_T(c,t) ) or vice versa will give you a segmentation error.
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Monthly Meetings (Sept. – April) are held on the third Tuesday of each month at:
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6010 Hwy. 51 McFarland, WI
Meetings start at 7:00
Many members come early to socialize over dinner before the meeting, the restaurant serves a wide variety of reasonably priced items.
We welcome non-members to join us for a meeting or two, and then decide if we are their kind of organization.
2016-2017 Club Activities by Month
- Sept 20 – WSA Monthly Meeting – Speaker: Abe Downs, Great Northern Fly Fishing
Fishing Opportunities on the Upper Wisconsin
- Oct 18 – WSA Monthly Meeting – Speaker: Mike Jacobs, Monticello, Iowa
Smallmouth in the Iowa Driftless Area
- Nov 15 – WSA Monthly Meeting – Speaker: John Lyons, Supervisor for the WDNR's Southern Wisconsin Fisheries Research Team
The Lower Wisconsin River Smallmouth Population, habits, movement and abundance
- Dec 13 – Annual Holiday Party – Speaker: Sumner Matteson an Avian Ecologist who worked for the Wisconsin DNR
Tales from the Trail. Restoring Trumpeter Swans in Wisconsin 1986-2016
- Jan 17 – WSA Monthly Meeting – Speaker: Bill Schultz
Finding and Catching Small River Smallies
- Feb 11 – Badger Fly Fisher Spring Opener
- Feb 21 – WSA Monthly Meeting – Speaker: Bradd Simms, WDNR fisheries biologist
2016 survey results and current conditions of smallmouth bass streams for southern Grant and Lafayette Co.
- Mar 21 – WSA Monthly Meeting – Speaker: Tim Landwehr, Tight Lines Flyfishing Co., DePere, WI
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Commissioners and/or providers have a responsibility to provide the funding required to enable the guidance to be applied when individual health professionals and their patients wish to use it, in accordance with the NHS Constitution. They should do so in light of their duties to have due regard to the need to eliminate unlawful discrimination, to advance equality of opportunity and to reduce health inequalities.
Commissioners and providers have a responsibility to promote an environmentally sustainable health and care system and should assess and reduce the environmental impact of implementing NICE recommendations wherever possible.


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Indian leading car manufacturer Maruti Suzuki continued to dominate the domestic passenger vehicles market in October, according to the data released by Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM).
Seven of its model featured in the top ten selling cars list for the month of October. The Alto retained its number one spot in the list. With 18,854 units sold as compared to 22,861 units last year.
Maruti Suzuki's compact sedan Swift Dzire occupied the second spot with 15,201 cars sold as compared to the 21,084 units last year October.
Wagon R adorned the third position with 15,075 units sold. Last year the car was in the fourth position. Firms premium hatchback Swift was in fourth place with 14,611 units sold in October.
Whereas Hyundai Grand i10 was the fifth best selling cars with 14,530 units sold. Hyundai's premium hatchback Elite i20 was in sixth with 11,532 units.
Maruti Suzuki's premium hatchback, the Baleno appeared in the seventh position with a sales figure of 10,718 units. The Vitara Brezza featured in the eighth spot with a sales volume of 10,056 units.
Renault's successful entry-level hatchback Kwid was in ninth position with a healthy sales figure of 9,801 units. The last position went to Maruti Suzuki Celerio with 9,581 units. Despite the fall in sales volume Maruti Suzuki managed to dominate the market share in India.
Although Honda City, Amaze, Mahindra Bolero and Hyundai Creta were missing from the list. These vehicles were in the top ten selling list in October last year.


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BMW not only produces luxury automobiles, but also manufacture class leading two-wheelers. BMW Motorrad has an array of motorcycles that they offer in India and several other markets around the world.
BMW Motorrad currently offers its two-wheeler in India via the Completely Built Unit or CBU route. Now the German manufacturer is making its intentions clear that it wants to assemble its two-wheelers locally in India. This will hold them in good stead of achieving more competitive prices and also remain on par with its competition in India.
The German manufacturer will introduce its motorcycles to India via the Completely Knocked Down(CKD) route. BMW Motorrad will assemble their two-wheeler at their facility in Chennai. They will commence their local assembly initiative by 2016.
More and more two-wheeler manufacturers are coming to India and offering high-end motorcycles. DSK-Benelli will be introducing its motorcycles in India on the 19th of March, 2015. They will be introducing a wide range of motorcycles and all of them will be locally assembled.
Italian superbike manufacturer Ducati will also be re-entering the Indian market on 18th of March, 2015. They too are keen on introducing locally assembled products to achieve better sales and competitive pricing of their motorcycles. These factors have surely forced BMW Motorrad to make its move in favour of local assembly of their motorcycles.
BMW Motorrad currently offers eleven motorcycle models in India, these are:
- S 1000 RR and K 1300 S (Sport Category)
- K 1600 GT, K 1600 GTL and R 1200 T (Touring Category)
- R 1200 GS and R 1200 GS Adventure (Enduro Category)
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Phenylthiocarbamide Edit
There are three SNPs (single nucleotide polymorphisms) along the gene that may render its proteins unresponsive.[1] There is conflicting evidence as to whether the inheritance of this trait is dominant or incomplete dominant.[citation needed] Any person with a single functional copy of this gene can make the protein and is sensitive to PTC.[citation needed] Some studies have shown that homozygous tasters experience a more intense bitterness than people that are heterozygous; other studies have indicated that another gene may determine taste sensitivity.[citation needed]
The frequency of PTC taster and non-taster alleles vary in different human populations.[2]
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- ↑ Kim UK, Jorgenson E, Coon H, Leppert M, Risch N, Drayna D (2003). Positional cloning of the human quantitative trait locus underlying taste sensitivity to phenylthiocarbamide. Science 299 (5610): 1221–1225.
- ↑ (2012). Genetic study of phenylthiocarbamide (PTC) taste perception among six human populations of Jammu and Kashmir (India). Egypt J Med Hum Genet 13 (2).


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Cold season is in full effect. The combination of Winters cold, dry atmosphere, a turned-up thermostat, and closed windows can create chaos in your respiratory system. The best way to to replenish your home with moisture and reduce your susceptibility to infections is to invest in in a humidifier.
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There has been a multitude of dehumidifier recalls mainly due to overheating which can potentially lead to a fire. There are a few things that you can do to prevent your dehumidifier from overheating.
- If you turn your dehumidifier off wait at minimum 10 minutes before turning it back on
- Powering off and then on right away can disturb the circuit-breaker and then cause the dehumidifier compressor to overheat
- Replace filter at least once a year
- Check condenser coils
- When using the dehumidifier, the temperature in the air needs to be above 65 degrees Fahrenheit. If its below this temperature it can cause the coils to freeze which causes the inside of the dehumidifier to heat up and potentially catch fire
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homemade ricotta {vegan}
February 28th, 2017
Homemade vegan ricotta is SUPER easy – and perfect for a delicious dish of stuffed shells!
snack it to me: biscoff divinity
February 22nd, 2017
Biscoff Divinity, Charlie Brown and a recipe that was decades in the making.
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February 20th, 2017
Been blogging SIX years now – and I've got a great giveaway to celebrate!
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No need to choose between avocado toast or egg-in-a-hole with this delicious, weekday-worthy breakfast!
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Mishra Residency AE 240 is a popular guest house located in one of the plush localities of the city. It is 10 kilometers from the airport and 15 kilometers from the main railway station Located close to the IT hub of the city this two storied independent house makes for a perfect stay for people on a corporate or business trip to the city.
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When using 'teamed' ethernet ports on a server, is it best for throughput to have both cables running into the same switch, or apart for redundancy?
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Jan 17, 2011 at 3:42 UTC
i have mine in separate switches... redundancy. My switches are connected via HDMI cables so i didtnt really notice a difference either way.
Jan 17, 2011 at 3:54 UTC
Depending where the teams are located should depend on if a different switch should be used. Where I am, I have a switch per floor and that switch covers all on that floor, expect for the R&D blokes (they need a little more bandwidth). It makes the main server/switch area a lot more clean and easier to manage. The servers should always be on a different switch (just my opinion).
Jan 18, 2011 at 6:57 UTC
I've always put mine on separate swtiches. Machines on the network will find the closest port to hit.
Jan 18, 2011 at 7:23 UTC
Depends on the backbone of the switch. If you have a high end HP or Cisco style switch then you could get away with it, but I wouldn't do it on a low end switch. Ideally you would want it on a different switch.
Jan 18, 2011 at 7:33 UTC
David is right, it depends on the teaming and the switch.
u may use 1 mac adress on both adapters, but your swich has to support that.
there are many teaming options, which do u use?
Jan 18, 2011 at 8:51 UTC
Mine are for redundancy. We have HP switches everywhere running at gigabit to the desktop but i still put mine on different switches just for redundancy. Kinda for SYA as well! :)
Jan 18, 2011 at 12:06 UTC
i would definietly go separately for redundancy. that way you are covered if one switch fails
Jan 18, 2011 at 1:47 UTC
I only have one switch for my three story building - it has a super-fast backplane, so all I do with teams is have them on separate cards in the switch for "redundancy". Speed is not an issue if you have a good switch.
Jan 18, 2011 at 4:01 UTC
Technically at that point don't you stop teaming and start Meshing?
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The only other two useful Tier 2 perks I can think of to use with shotguns are in an Overkill class or Sleight of Hand. Juggernaut is also possible, if I really want to piss people off. (Sorry I'm getting off track here) This class I'm using primarily to get headshots for shotguns, because normally, it's a pain in the ass to get shotgun headshots. With this class, I can theoretically sneak up on some poor camping or sniping sap, aim for the head, and fire away. However, since shotguns in COD4 can't accept suppressors, I'll be giving my position away when I fire, which kinda negates the stealth part. So is this a good idea or not? I don't think I have enough COD experience to judge this for myself.
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Fear and paranoia reign as the inhabitants imagine the stranger's influence everywhere. So it has been over the last few days as bidders for the crippled club have begun to emerge from the thickets.
Rumours abounded and multiplied as possible buyers were identified. The Fortress Investment Group – who must be behind them?
Craig Whyte!
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Craig Whyte!
What's that noise in the cellar which the vulnerable woman – alone in the isolated house, naturally – feels bound to investigate?
Craig Whyte!
When Whyte speaks, his statements are derided. When he is silent, there is the fear that – like Max Cady in Cape Fear – he is hanging on to a tow rope, ready to haul himself back on board the stricken vessel to traumatise the passengers yet again.
Nor does it stop with Rangers.
St Mirren, it has emerged, were approached in January by Gary Withey – the lawyer appointed by Whyte as Rangers' company secretary last May – who said he was acting on behalf of possible buyers for the Paisley club. Withey asked for the club's financial details in order to carry out due diligence, to be told by the St Mirren chairman, Stewart Gilmour, that there could be no such process without details of the supposed bid.
"It stank," Gilmour told The Telegraph. Withey, as readers are well aware, has gone to ground, despite pleas from the Ibrox administrators to fulfil his role as perhaps the only person who can explain the financial transactions carried on at the club during Whyte's reign.
Meanwhile, there is a week of guaranteed suspense for Rangers supporters who fear another Gothic twist in their tale of suffering – the chance that Celtic might win the Scottish Premier title at Ibrox next Sunday.
The possibility would have been avoided had Rangers beaten Dundee United at Tannadice on Saturday, but their 2-1 defeat left them dependent on Motherwell postponing Celtic's celebrations.
Motherwell beat Aberdeen 1-0 at Fir Park but they have to follow that with another victory over Kilmarnock at Rugby Park this Saturday to keep Celtic apart from their prize for at least another week. The twist of the knife for Rangers – and there is always another wrench of the blade these days – was that, having fielded a team of shreds and patches, they had the better of a first half in which they could have put the contest beyond United.
"I don't know how we came in at half-time a goal ahead," said Peter Houston, the United manager. Ally McCoist was of like mind. "United had only one chance in the whole of the half – a great chance, admittedly, and Keith Watson took it brilliantly – but we should have been ahead by a couple of goals by that stage."
The teams had scarcely taken the field for the second instalment when Jon Daly put United 2-0 up and it was left to Sone Aluko – who netted for Rangers with a deflected effort – to play the part of the would-be rescuer who comes on the scene just too late to save the victim.
In no other circumstances could an Ibrox manager survive the accumulation of poor results that have brought the side to this pass, but McCoist is the man who is holding Rangers together as the club teeters on the brink of extinction. When did he last go to sleep untroubled by the day's events?
"Probably after the birth of my fifth child," was the wry response. "It's very difficult to be guided through this by anybody because we've never been through this situation before.
"Nobody around here has had the experience of what we are all enduring at the moment so we just have to get on with it. Every day we have problems thrown up which we don't expect but there are no other options than to meet them, head-on, meet them together and do our damnedest to get through it.
"At least we have something a little more positive to think about in that there seem to be three or four potential purchasers coming to the fore. From where I'm standing, the sooner that happens, the better.
"The one thing that has been lacking for a good number of months now is stability and a plan for the future. Once we get that, we can plan for the future and if that happens – make no mistake about it – we'll be back."
As to more immediate possibilities, McCoist evinced mixed feelings about the possible outcomes of this week. "It's strange, all right, because we're faced with Catch 22," he said.
"We don't want Motherwell to win on Saturday because then they'll go in front of us in the table and we want to finish second. Yes, we'll watch the game and have our thoughts on it, but we can't do anything about that, so the approach that we will take this week is that the Old Firm derby is an opportunity to beat our biggest rivals.
"As depleted as we are, I refuse to fear the Old Firm game. I never have and I'm not going to start now."
McCoist might be alone at Rangers in that respect. Altogether now – in the gravel voice of the guy who does the spook movie trailers: "Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse"


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Magnum Hunter Resources Corporation says that the Board of Directors has appointed Keith Yankowsky as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer effective September 1, 2015. Mr. Yankowsky, age 50, will report directly to Gary C. Evans, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Magnum Hunter.
Mr. Yankowsky brings more than 28 years of engineering experience, including operations, drilling and completions, within large independent oil and natural gas companies focused on both conventional and unconventional resource plays. Prior to his appointment at Magnum Hunter, Mr. Yankowsky served as Vice President of Appalachia South Business Unit at Chesapeake Energy Corporation since 2013. During his nine year tenure at Chesapeake, he also held the title of Vice President of Engineering Technology and Special Projects and was involved in overseeing a variety of engineering and operational functions specifically related to horizontal drilling and fracture stimulation techniques within the Marcellus and Utica Shale plays. Mr. Yankowsky played a vital role in the discovery and development of many of the most prolific onshore U.S. unconventional resource plays for Chesapeake. In addition, he was responsible for the successful development and growth of certain Appalachian assets for Chesapeake and has overseen the successful disposition of some of these assets to other industry competitors. Prior to joining Chesapeake, Mr. Yankowsky served in various operational and engineering roles at Burlington Resources and Conoco Inc. Mr. Yankowsky earned a Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering degree from Marietta College, Marietta Ohio.
Mr. Yankowsky commented, 'I am honored to join an exceptionally talented Magnum Hunter operations team. I look forward to utilizing my extensive Appalachian Basin experience to further drive improved production performance and cash cost efficiencies on the Company's attractive acreage position.'
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January 7, 2013
For a slow cooked, exotic meal, try this amazing recipe that we found in the archives. Thanks to Foodista member: Gio Ray Mangaya-ay, you can make this rich and satisfying meal.
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I don't have much time to blog at the moment - not just creating thoughtful posts but visiting other blogs as well. The thought of only 2-3 weeks before my exhibition and nearly half the work left to do (thats right half) makes me feel a bit nauseaus. Fashion blogging seems to be my default position then - a happy distraction and a way to keep connected in someway to the world of blogging. Here we have the Moschino Cheap and Chic Fall 2012 collection. as usual crazy, eclected, colouful and exciting. Love this - it's a bit of everything, pattern, texture, patchwork, colour blocking and retro touches with the silhouettes - which always seems to be the touchstone for what draws me in.
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Winter 2012 is over in the Southern hemisphere so I really should focus on how happy I am to feel the weather getting warmer, but then I see these cute black retro silhouette type looks from Orla Kielly's Winter collection and I start hankering for black tunics, coats and three quarter sleeves, which is crazy. Also crazy is talking and blogging fashion when I've got so much art work to complete in so little time. Truth is I'm not having much 'luck'. I'm working when I can but not making enough progress, technique is at times eluding me and another trip to the hospital on Monday looms threatening to wipe out another week. The ever understanding teaching staff are happy for me to delay my assessment but that means missing the graduation exhibition which to me is kind of the whole point...
So no light as such at the end of the tunnel as yet but I'm not giving up on the exhibition until I absolutely have no choice. Next post I aim to start putting up some of my work in progress. With emphasis on the word progess.
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A new round of talks on Iran's nuclear programme being held in the Russian capital, Moscow, has yielded few signs of a breakthrough.
Russia's negotiator has said differences between Iran and the powers at the talks have proved "hard to reconcile".
The talks between Iran and six nations follow other recent inconclusive rounds in Istanbul and Baghdad.
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The Inflation Problem Revisited
Article originally submitted to subscribers on 13th June 2007...
The prospect of higher interest rates looms large.
New Zealand increased short-term interest rates to 8%. South Africa will follow soon and a string of other countries has threatened to follow suit.
The cover story is that the economies of the world are so strong that Central Banks have to raise interest rates in order to cool down inflationary pressures. We find the prospect of higher rates (in light of Central Bank printing) akin to Dracula running a blood drive because supplies are low!
Since 2002 we have witnessed the largest blizzard of paper money the world has ever seen. Almost all OECD countries (and much of the developing one's as well) have been expanding their money supply by over 10% per year. That's an awful lot of money which has subsequently found its way into Stock Markets, Real Estate, Commodities, Bonds and collectibles.
So when Central Banks come out and say that the world economy is on steroids they should know, they put it there. What they are really saying is that that the effect of their money printing is now finding its way into more visible consumer prices. Which means money printing is becoming less effective as it is being seen for what it really is - currency debasement.
Remember, the definition of inflation is not the increase in price levels but the increase in money supply. The general public has been confused into naming price increase as inflation instead of it being recognized for what it is, the result of too much money being printing.
The main areas where consumers notice price inflation are in Gas and Food.
Chart 1 - Agriculture price index (top); Crude Oil (middle); 2-year yields (bottom)
As can be seen in the above chart, agriculture / food prices (top) have trending higher since 2002 and have been in a steep uptrend since 2005. The price of oil (below in green) has also been trending higher since 2002. [We won't even mention the disastrous effect that switching the Corn crop from a food source to Ethanol based fuel is having on the price of these commodities.]
At the bottom of the chart are the yields on 2-year Treasuries. The rise in Food and Oil prices is causing short-term interest rates to rise.
So why have we remained so complacent about inflation up to now? And how do we measure inflation expectations anyway?
We have been conditioned to think that inflation will show up in interest rates (which they do) and the most watched interest rate in the US is mortgage rates.
Chart 2 - 30-Yr Fixed Mortgage Rates
Now 30-year mortgage rates have not shown the massive increases that lets say the 2-year rates above have shown. And that's because recycled foreign money has been keeping long-term interest rates artificially low. So here's one reason that inflation expectations have remained low whilst Central Banks have been able to pump away.
So how do you measure inflation expectations anyway?
One way is to compare the performance of inflation protected bonds versus unprotected bonds of the same maturity.
Chart 3 - Treasuries vs. Inflation Protected Bonds (red); 10-yr yields (green)
When the red chart if falling it means unprotected bonds are outperforming inflation protected bonds and visa-a-versa. As can be seen investors have not deemed it necessary to purchase inflation protection as 10-year rates have been falling (green line). It is also worth noting that inflation expectations (red line) follow 10-year rates with a 2-3 month time lag. 10-year rates took off northwards in March so inflation expectations are only starting to reflect this increase.
What the above chart says is that the public are about to become a lot more aware and vocal about the issue of inflation.
The uniqueness of Gold is that it understands inflation very well. Better than any other instrument. Gold also understands inflation in its purest sense and that is the increase in money supply. Hence we have seen Gold prices rise steadily since 2002 in line with an increase in money supply. [And it is now obvious why certain powers would prefer the price of Gold to remain low.]
Yet now we see Gold falling (inexplicably) in the face of rising price inflation (and Central Bank sabre rattling).
The reason is that Central Bankers can only remain in business if their money shenanigans remain hidden from the masses. That is, if inflation expectations are high, their money games have little effect as people move to protect themselves ahead of Central Bank transparent printing.
With inflationary expectations now rising, Central Banks have to ease off the pedal and slow their support of asset markets. Money supply growth will slow and Gold will/is falling.
And here's the final word:
The fundamentals are therefore short-term bearish for Gold and we will probably see further weakness over the next couple of months (Gold is seasonally weak in Summer). But once the Central Banks have curbed inflation expectations sufficiently, it will be business as usual and time to back up the truck on those juicy undervalued Gold Juniors.
Keep some powder dry!
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About the Book
(Hardcover with dust jacket) The large format book (13 by 11 inches - 33 x 28cm) shows 110 images recorded on Kodachrome 25 film in the 1950's with a Leica IIIC and scanned for reproduction and printing. They cover both America, mainly the Southwest, and Europe, including England, France, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, the former Yugoslavia and Greece. The images preserve my vision of a world, much of which no longer exists. Many of the people I photographed belonged to the last generation to live in a way that had lasted for centuries; economic development, universal communication, war, and recently, tourism have taken their toll. For other sets of images, including more Kodachromes and recent digital images, see www.mkarplusphotographer.com.
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Large Format Landscape, 13×11 in, 33×28 cm
120 Pages
- Publish Date Oct 17, 2011
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Martin Karplus was born in Austria and is a world renowned theoretical chemist. He holds professorships at Harvard University and the Universite de Strasbourg. He has been a practicing photographer since the 1950's when he used a Leica IIIC with Kodachrome film to capture images of the world that mostly no longer exist in Europe and the United States. His work has been exhibited in the United States, England and France. Martin now uses a Canon EOS 20D and has concentrated on the peoples of China and India where the cultural heritage of many generations is rapidly disappearing.
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It's a simple enough question to put to Paul Rodgers, hearty English blues-rock belter: Do you remember the first Queen song you ever heard?
Right now, with Rodgers, former frontman for Free and Bad Company, filling the late Freddie Mercury's shoes on tour – trading the flamboyant showman's wrestling footwear for a sturdier pair of leather boots – well, it's such an obvious query you'd think Rodgers would have a pat answer for it.
"I think I've always admired them from afar," he said by phone from Aruba, where the attraction billed as Queen + Paul Rodgers had just headlined a festival. "I didn't go out and buy their albums, to be perfectly honest. But whenever I heard them on the radio, I dug it. There's no doubt about it, it was great music."
Yet, instead of sharing recollections of hearing "Keep Yourself Alive" or "Seven Seas of Rye" or the still-ubiquitous "Bohemian Rhapsody" blaring on the BBC, Rodgers, 55, offered up a fond memory about meeting the quartet on a staircase outside his former manager's office as the '70s began.
"This is when Peter Grant" – notorious handler of Led Zeppelin – "was managing Bad Company. And we said hello, one band to another, as it were. And I got the impression that they were really a nice, fine bunch of gentlemen.
"I found out later that they were probably the only band that decided that, before they would launch a career, they were all going to get their degrees and finish their education. I was very impressed by that, because most of us at that time threw everything to the wind like any other rock 'n' roll musician. But they were unique right from the start."
And Queen remained so for 20 years, from its early metal leanings to its most theatrical era, from its misguided forays into dance-pop to what might have amounted to a comeback, sparked by the inclusion of "Bo Rap" in "Wayne's World." But the band's chances at resurrection ended with Mercury's death from AIDS in November 1991.
Since then, apart from a memorable tribute concert in '92 and the completion of leftovers in '95, Queen has been silent, save for a multitude of highly salable compilations that have kept the band's reputation thriving worldwide.
And nowhere more so than home, where last year the newly established UK Music Hall of Fame included Queen among its inaugural class, alongside the Beatles, U2, the Rolling Stones, Bob Marley, Elvis Presley and Madonna. (Clearly, one needn't be English to be inducted.)
It was at that ceremony that Rodgers (on hand to honor impresario Chris Blackwell, who had produced Free) and two- thirds of Queen's remainder – guitarist extraordinaire Brian May and drummer-vocalist Roger Taylor – first teamed up, closing the show by tackling those overused staples "We Will Rock You" and "We Are the Champions." (Bassist John Deacon, by the way, has opted to remain retired.)
"That was really where it started," Rodgers says. "It was such fun that we came off saying, 'Let's do something.'"
Yes, but what? Hopefully not another ballyhooed flop like the Firm, Rodgers' '80s outfit, famous mostly for bringing Jimmy Page out of post-Zeppelin seclusion.
"Initially, when we talked, I thought it would be something like May-Taylor-Rodgers, and we'd write some songs and do a couple of smallish gigs, just for fun. But when they came back and said, 'No, let's do Queen + Paul Rodgers,' that completely put a different perspective on the whole thing."
Suddenly, a lark was turning into the Big Queen Show.
"So I had to draw a breath and think: 'Hmmm, that's a challenge.' And I like a challenge. How well I rise to it – that's my measure of success."
Rodgers' resum?certainly proves his point. Apart from his stint with the Firm, there's his widely admired tributes to Jimi Hendrix and Muddy Waters, the latter of which featured virtually every guitar legend alive (May included) and scored a Grammy nod.
A clear influence on later bands like the Black Crowes and Guns N' Roses, Rodgers is cut from the same cloth as Mick Jagger and Robert Plant – vocally speaking, that is. Brawny and near-macho with his current goatee, however, he's distinctly lacking in the flamboyancy department.
Which begs a question many Queen fans must have wondered: Given how drastically different Rodgers can be from Mercury, how exactly could he pull off this stunt?
"I wondered that myself," he answers, laughing. "I sort of jumped into the deep end of this thing, stepped out of my comfort zone. I really didn't know how it would go down with people.
"I knew 'Rock You' and 'Champions' had worked, and I knew there was more we could do together. And 'All Right Now'" – a Free classic among a handful of Rodgers tunes showcased at each gig – "when they play my stuff, that works, too, because they add that Queen thing to it, that dynamic energy they have."
But "I Want to Break Free," Mercury's cry from inside the closet: "That worried me a little bit, in terms of how to approach it. But that can mean so many things. I think you can interpret it on many levels. All of us in some respect are tied down to something we'd like to break free from."
Then there's the issue of hitting the notes. "Freddie had a very high range – frighteningly high, almost operatic. Which isn't where I'm coming from at all. But I'm learning each night that there are different places I can take these songs without desecrating what's sacred about them."
Indeed – and he's been told this more than twice – Rodgers brings out a harder-rocking side of Queen that often got buried in expensive light shows and Mercury's wild showmanship. Naturally, "The first song we did in rehearsal was 'Tie Your Mother Down,' and it really rocked."
Proof can be heard on "Return of the Champions," a recently released two-disc set recorded in Sheffield, England, in May that illustrates Rodgers was born to holler songs like "Fat-Bottomed Girls" and "Hammer to Fall" and even "Radio Ga Ga."
But notice what's missing: "Killer Queen." "Yeah, and 'I'm Going Slightly Mad' – I had to steer away from that. I love it, but it's very tongue-in-cheek." Now note what is there: "Can't Get Enough," "Feel Like Makin' Love," the great Free favorite "Wishing Well."
"Brian was very keen to do that (last) one," Rodgers says. "They've told me that they were very influenced by Free. 'Fire and Water' (Free's best, from 1970) was their bible when they were starting out."
So when it came time to prepare a set list for this tour, "They actually came to me and said, 'We'll make it 50-50.' And I said, 'Well, I've been touring a lot. People know what I'm doing. I really think it should be mostly Queen.'"
That makes sense, especially for the act's two North American dates, the second of which is Saturday's stop at the Hollywood Bowl. It will mark the first Queen sighting in Southern California since the real thing played the Forum in 1981.
Rodgers isn't sure whether there will ever be other dates, or any new music made with Queen. For as much fun as he has had with this project, he's ready to return to his own career. Next up: "a TV special that would bring everything together for me, something that encapsulates everything I love – blues, soul, gospel, rock 'n' roll, even country." With guest stars? "Absolutely."
"We've all put a lot of things on hold to accommodate this. But I'm thrilled that we did. This is so exciting on a musical level. From the start it had me thinking, 'I wonder if I can do that.' Now I'm finding out."
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Soldiers PeterPan and Dzary were not nice at all with deserters but Hrasek in a gas mask quite "enjoyed" the lesson they had for him. He screams and protests as they kick and wedgie him then give a trampling with their heavy boots. He is maked to eat grass and is beaten with a rod before getting some ballbusting. At the end of the lesson this deserter's clothing is torn all to pieces, including underwear and shoes ...
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Announcement As featured on Regretsy and in Wired Magazine. The ORIGINAL Etsy Perler potraits - accept no substitutes!
As featured on Regretsy and in Wired Magazine. The ORIGINAL Etsy Perler potraits - accept no substitutes!
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My memory is weak. As such, I tend to revel in nostalgia - I'm in my thirties, yet I still collect toys, arcade games, and comic books, and I have more fun at arcades and amusement parks than the kids I use as an excuse to go.
I have fond memories of Perler beads from when I was a kid - buying the little pre-made kits, taking hours to assemble them, then waiting anxiously as my mom ironed them. I wanted to share this experience with my own kids, so I started down the same path. I'd sit and work alongside them as they worked on their kits, making increasingly complex designs, until one day I decided to create a self-portrait.
Portraits of family and friends soon followed, and then it was suggested that I try and sell my work. At the time, I already managed my (much more talented) wife's Etsy shop, so I decided to create my own.
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The objective of this game is to get the yellow car out of the parking lot
Lenovo Vibe Z smartphone was launched in November 2013. The phone comes with a 5.50-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 1080 pixels by 1920 pixels at a PPI of 401 pixels per inch.
The Lenovo Vibe Z is powered by 2.2GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor and it comes with 2GB of RAM. The phone packs 16GB of internal storage cannot be expanded. As far as the cameras are concerned, the Lenovo Vibe Z packs a 13-megapixel primary camera on the rear and a 5-megapixel front shooter for selfies.
The Lenovo Vibe Z runs Android 4.3 and is powered by a 3000mAh non removable battery. It measures 149.10 x 77.00 x 7.90 (height x width x thickness) and weigh 145.20 grams.
The Lenovo Vibe Z is a single SIM (GSM) smartphone that accepts a Micro-SIM. Connectivity options include Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth, FM, 3G and 4G. Sensors on the phone include Compass Magnetometer, Proximity sensor, Accelerometer and Ambient light sensor.
How to download Blocked Car form Lenovo Vibe Z?
- Check the Android version to verify compatibility of Blocked Car with Lenovo Vibe Z.
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Team Unicorn is back with a new spin on the classic beach party movies of the 60's. This comedic homage, "Alien Beach Crashers", tells the story of pesky intergalactic invaders ruining the grooviest beach party ever! The girls of Team Unicorn play classic roles from "America's Sweetheart" Annette Funicello to the quirky Professor's daughter who's never been kissed. Guest starring Zachary Levi (Chuck), Pete Wentz (Fall Out Boy), Abraham Benrubi (ER, Robot Chicken) and Magda Apanowicz (Caprica).
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This morning Bryan Boy tweeted: "I'm bored of florals already. Half my spring wardrobe are florals and I'm sick of it now. Boo." Somehow i can't stop smiling when thinking about this!
I think the weather plays a huge role in this story, blogs from southern countries might get bored quickly than the others with that kind of summer stuffs… i mean wearing flower prints in february while there was more than 1 m snow outside was just not possible here in Austria!
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November 29, 2000
Ed MacKay, Vice Chancellor for Planning and Budget, and Chairman, Project FRESH Executive Steering Committee (ESC), has announced that the "go-live" date for implementation of the SCT finance and human resources software products will be delayed up to six months.
MacKay says the Long Range Technology Plan's underlying vision was stated as "to provide affordable access, appropriate to the data and informational needs of any USNH user, that will be available at anytime from anyplace." The ESC believes that this vision will be more readily attained if the implementation dates are shifted to better match the available technology.
SCT, the corporation providing the software for this effort, has advised USNH that its web-deployed version will not be available until at least late February or early March 2001. In addition, SCT is behind schedule in delivering the system modifications for which USNH contracted. The ESC has been advised strongly by SCT and others that a six-month testing period is preferable and prudent prior to going live. Delivery in early 2001 will not allow for sufficient testing time if the original July 1, 2001 go-live date for Finance is maintained (the original go-live date for HR is January 1,2002). Changing the dates may allow SCT adequate time to complete the required modifications.
Implementing a web-deployed version of the software is highly desirable. Proceeding with the original schedule would cause additional "throw away" costs and require training USNH users in two different versions within a short time period. The web-deployed version will provide the longer term affordable access the plan envisioned
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We had three bathrooms remodeled at the same time, Tim and his team did a great job and we are very pleased with the results and the very reasonable cost. I would definitely use Tim again. He did almost everything--built interior walls, drywall, electrical, tiling floors and walls...he did bring a plumber in for some tricky plumbing work. One thing we appreciated about Tim was his willingness to work with new materials. We had selected some unusual floor tiles and he did the appropriate research and outreach to experts. One of the most important things to us was that Tim focused on our job instead of flitting from one job to another as has been our experience with other contractors. Tim and his crew were always polite and prompt. He was always there when he said he would be, and would let us know if his schedule changed (which was infrequent). Great job!
Dawn H Muskego, WI September 21, 2015
Arrived on time, did good work and worked cooperatively with me.
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I was impressed with Tim's ability to find unique and effective means of solving my problems. I was quite satisfied with the quality of his work and the extra efforts he put in to help evaluate the products he was going to install.
Mort B Glendale, WI August 24, 2015
My husband and I wanted grab bars in our tub/shower. We have an old home with a large window above the bathtub, which required a second shower curtain behind the tub--not conducive to grab bars. We also had a vanity with a laminate top that extended above the toilet tank, making it difficult to accomplish any repairs. In essence, the bathroom had become outdated and difficult to work with.
Tim came in to take a look and understood our dilemma. He gave us an estimate to completely demolish the room, replace the cast iron tub, replace the window with glass blocks, tile the tub/shower area and floor, and install the vanity, wall cabinet, linen cabinet, medicine cabinet, toilet and light fixture that we had already purchased.
Because this was not an urgent project, we were willing to wait until Tim was able to fit us into his schedule. We were familiar with his work, because he remodeled our kitchen several years ago.
When we started shopping for a new toilet, we discovered that the standard installation distance from the wall is 12 inches. Ours was more than 14 inches out. If we would have installed the toilet we chose, the toilet tank would have been three inches away from the wall, and the bathroom door would not close. (It's a small room!) Tim found a plumber who agreed to shorten the toilet drain by three inches.
It took more than three weeks to complete, but it turned out great, and the old room is fast becoming a distant memory!
Janette R Milwaukee, WI April 16, 2015
I was impressed with the professionalism and workmanship of the entire project. Tim from 2nd Life measured the sinks/countertops and followed with an estimate a few days later. The estimate included everything and was reasonable. Once hired, he directed us to Midwest Tops to choose the colors and style and I have to say that the people at Midwest Tops were also extremely helpful and efficient. They sent their own person to get their own measurements, which I thought was great. I then purchased my faucets and Midwest Tops had me call them with the model numbers to make sure the faucets and sink measurements would work. Very thorough. Tim set up install dates (he came a day ahead of actual installation to do preliminary work and make sure all was ready), appeared when he said he would, and everything went without a hitch. Tim removed the old pieces, Midwest Tops showed up shortly after to deliver and install the sinks and countertops, then Tim finished with the plumbing and details. I can't say enough about how smoothly it all went.
Tim is personable, organized and does excellent work.
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2nd Life was responsive to our needs and reasonably priced. We got a detailed estimate so we knew exactly what to expect.
I am sure that the bigger construction companies could have had the job done sooner as they have several employees but they also have to pay those employees and that costs more money. 2nd Life did the job for half the price.
They were honest, hard working and creative. I would recommend 2nd Life highly and would not hesitate to use them again.
Ron D. Milwaukee, WI September 20, 2014
The overall experience was great! They are a true professional. Tim had great communication with me, he kept me posted on his progress and any repairs that were needed. My bathroom looks amazing. I was able to get what I wanted to put in my bathroom and they did a great job installing everything. I will be using them again when I remodel my kitchen.
Jose S. Greenfield, WI September 20, 2014
Everything turned out well given the difficulties of the project. They were punctual and friendly, did a quality job in all respects, and were really good at using cost-effective methods to complete the work.
Jamie W. Shorewood, WI September 20, 2014
We were impressed with the professionalism and decided to schedule with them. They are a smaller business so we had to wait a bit to get the job done, but it was worth the wait!
Joanna W. September 20, 2014
Tim and his team were excellent to work with. Punctual, professional, and extremely responsive, they certainly went the extra mile to deliver great service & great results. We couldn't be more pleased with our mini-kitchen remodel. Tim was very detail oriented, a problem solver, clean, and respectable (both of our time and space). He also brought fresh ideas to the table, many of which we implemented. We are very thankful we stumbled upon him on Angie's List.
Elizabeth P. Milwaukee, WI September 20, 2014
Like previous reviewers mentioned, it may take awhile to get in with them, but they're very responsive about quotes and questions as you prepare for scheduling a project. They have good suggestions for things you may not have thought about or upgrades/changes you might not have considered. That was really helpful to us as first time home owners considering different materials and projects for increasing our home value over the next several years. Would hire again.
Jennifer C. Milwaukee, WI September 20, 2014
Work was performed promptly, everything was cleaned up each day. Tim was punctual, honest, and transparent about costs and the work in general. I respect his attention to craftsmanship and desire to leave things tidy and wrapped up. I got exactly what I paid for.
Stanley C. Bay View, WI September 20, 2014