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What are you looking for in your Minnesota REALTOR? Does all of that "alphabet soup" listed behind an agent's name mean anything to you? Now, I admit, I have a few of those esoteric designations behind my name too. Of course, the REALTORS all know what those designations mean. Some of those courses took many hours of study, provided valuable knowledge about the real estate market and technology, and some of those just required paying the tuition, signing attendance sheets, and sleeping through lectures that had little to do with the reality of buying and selling homes. Or, they might have simply required clicking your way back through an online course until you finally get enough of the test questions correct. But, if Jay Leno walked up to the average guy on the street, held a microphone up to him and asked him what a "CRS" was, do you think he would know? Would your next door neighbor recognize a "GRI" if it knocked on her door? Call up your brother-in-law right now and ask him if he knows what an "ABR" is. He might think it is some new top-secret weapons system.
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As an attorney, I was certain that "For Sale by Owner" for my home at 5213 44th Ave South, Minneapolis would be the right approach for me. Although I had positive responses to my open houses, I do not think the people who came through were serious buyers. They just wanted to look. As I recall, you put my house on the market on a Wednesday night. On Sunday, a couple made a very good offer. If Jeff and I decide to sell the house we are living in now, we will contact you because of my favorable experience with you on the sale of my home.
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College was fine, but I wish I went straight from high school to real estate. In fact, I can't remember a single thing I learned in college. I have learned more in fifteen years of Minneapolis real estate than anywhere else. I love it. I enjoy meeting people. I like helping people with their real estate needs. I have learned more things from my real estate practice than anywhere else.
One thing you will learn about me is that I have no trouble "keeping it real." Whether you are a homebuyer or a homeseller, you need a Minnesota REALTOR who will give you a straight answers to your questions. If you are a homeseller, I promise to give you straightforward answers about pricing, staging the home, market conditions, Minneapolis MLS data, and the best ways to market your property. If you are underpricing or overpricing your home, I will tell you. If something appears untoward about an offer or financing issues, I will certainly let you know. If your house is dirty or unmarketable, I will tell you. If you are a homebuyer and have fallen in love with a home that is a disaster waiting to happen, I will tell you. If you are a seller, and something appears untoward about an offer or financing issues, you will be the first to know. I avoid dual agency (diminished representation) so you know who I am really working for… YOU!
Kermit was very diligent and thorough as he guided us through the various steps we had to take to find a buyer and close the sale….. We had tired to sell our home "For Sale by Owner". If it wasn't for Kermit, we would not have sold our house as quickly as we did. We would gladly recommend Kermit to someone looking for a broker.
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Eden Prairie, MN
If you are buying a house, I will not let you sign a purchase agreement until you are confident that we have found a home that best suits your needs at the best value to you. By the time you make a decision, you will be able to make an informed decision based on information about financing, the local real estate market, and the house itself. You will know your statutory rights as a Minnesota consumer, and will be provided with essential inspection reports, disclosures and background information. If you are buying a townhome, you will have vital information about the association. If you are buying a Minnesota lake home or other lakeshore real estate, you will get critical information about the lake, including water quality, fishing reports, and any restrictions on use. If you are a first time home buyer, you will have a full understanding of the entire purchase process. If you are looking for a luxury home, I will find a property that meets your most demanding requirements. My goal as your Minneapolis real estate agent is to help you purchase the best possible house for the best possible price at terms that are most favorable to you. Nobody can predict future value, but I will help you focus on factors that may affect future marketability of the home. My goal is to ensure that you are so happy with your purchase, that you will call me back five years from now when you decide to sell the property.
"We just wanted to say 'thank you' for helping us buy our home in Shakopee. We love it and are enjoying fixing it up the way we we want…. We appreciated all you did"
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Kermit demonstrated his market knowledge and desire to find us a Prior Lake home that would meet our financial and comfort level……I feel that Kermit did a great job and will search him out at my next home upgrade.
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Prior Lake, MN
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My thanks go to you and everyone at IBR for the many showings and courteous handling throughout the selling process.
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Minneapolis, MN
A belated 'thank you very much' for your amiable and thoughtful assistance in selling my mother's house at 3925 17th Ave South, Minneapolis last March….. I was especially pleased by your friendly disposition, prompt return of phone calls, and your adaptability as we progressed throught the sales process.
-Jim Peterson
Medina, MN
Just a note of thanks for helping us sell our Bloomington MN house at 8535 3rd Ave South. We were statrting to panic after trying "For Sale by Owner." ….The thing that impressed us the most was your honesty. This we learned as we got to know you better.
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Bloomington, MN
Last summer we decided to sell hour home in Bloomington, Minnesota. Hoping to save some money, we tried unsuccessfuly to sell the property ourselves. After serveral frustrating months of unproductive open houses, we decided to turn the property over to Kermit Johnson, of Independent Brokers Realty, to sell. Kermit knows his business and provided excellent service, keeping us informed as things progressed, and sold the home in about two weeks, saving us thousands of dollars in commissions. In addition, Kermit has a good sense of humor and was a pleasure to work with.
-William J. Rikkers
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I want to tell you how much I appreciate your help in selling my mother's Bloomington MN townhouse this past year during a difficult market. Whenever we faced minor problems, you gave great advice on making the deal go through. Because I live in another state, you even went beyond the call of duty when you met repairmen at the house when needed.
You did a wonderful job in handling the sale, and I appreciate your knowledge of the market and your integrity. In short, your experience and recommendations were invaluable. As an attorney who has practiced for 20 years, it was a pleasure to work with you and I wish you continued success.
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Thank you for visiting my site. If you contact me, I promise to make your real estate needs my highest priority.
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I am excited to announce that CartoTalk will begin producing a Cartographic Design Annual book. This will be a compilation of the best designed maps from each year, similar to the Communication Arts Photography or Illustration Annuals, ESRI's annual map book, and many others. The book will be full-color, bookstore quality printing, and available for purchase to anyone. This will be an excellent way to impress clients, bosses, friends, and family. The book will be promoted outside of CartoTalk in other design media so it will be a useful promotion tool for you or your business. A limited number of copies may be given to selected journalists as well.
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Hormonal Contraceptives/Rifamycins Interactions
This information is generalized and not intended as specific medical advice. Consult your healthcare professional before taking or discontinuing any drug or commencing any course of treatment.
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Serious. These medicines may interact and cause very harmful effects. Contact your healthcare professional (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) for more information.
How the interaction occurs:
When these two medicines are taken together, your body may process your birth control faster.
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The effects of your birth control pills may decrease and cause breakthrough bleeding, spotting, or pregnancy. The effects of the interaction may last for several weeks after you stop taking your rifamycin medicine.
What you should do about this interaction:
Talk to your healthcare professional (e.g. doctor, pharmacist) as soon as possible about using a different or additional form of birth control while you are taking your rifamycin drug and for several weeks after finishing it. Contact your doctor if you experience breakthrough bleeding, spotting, or pregnancy.Emergency contraceptives may be less effective also. You may need a larger dose than normal. Discuss the dose and the need to confirm that you do not become pregnant with a pregnancy test with your healthcare professional.Your healthcare professionals may already be aware of this interaction and may be monitoring you for it. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicine before checking with them first.
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Normally we would assue this is recording some uncertainty about the year and our rule is to pick the earliest year (1732 in this example). But this seems to be clearly recording that the year was 1732 in the old calendar and 1733 in the new calendar. The new Quaker month/year instructions seem to indicate that we should be adjusting the year for January and February so wouldn't that mean we should use 1733 in this example? --[[User:Suzanneferrio|Suzanneferrio]] (Tom) 14:24, 22 December 2012 (UTC)
Normally we would assue this is recording some uncertainty about the year and our rule is to pick the earliest year (1732 in this example). But this seems to be clearly recording that the year was 1732 in the old calendar and 1733 in the new calendar. The new Quaker month/year instructions seem to indicate that we should be adjusting the year for January and February so wouldn't that mean we should use 1733 in this example? --[[User:Suzanneferrio|Suzanneferrio]] (Tom) 14:24, 22 December 2012 (UTC)
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Extra Keying Helps
If you are keying Quaker records prior to 1752 the numbering of the months does not follow our typical numbering. Please refer to the chart below.
- Here is a list of common abbreviations you may encounter.
Also for Intentions and Publishments (marriages) p = publishment and c= certificate, hence the c date is the date of the actual marriage.
From United Congregational Church, Little Compton, book: a = admission, b = baptism, ab = admission and baptism (on same date)
In baptism records an "a" before a date means the person was baptized as an adult.
- We will sometimes see an Event City outside Rhode Island. In those cases only key the city, not state and/or country. Cities outside Rhode Island will not be in the dictionary so F7 will be needed.
In this example "Plainfield" will be keyed.
- The Event City can often be found in the page header, like Westerly in this example:
Usually, only every other page will have this header. For the other pages, that don't list the City in the header, we should not assume the Event City is the same. Then we can only get the Event City from each item and we may often need to leave the Event City blank.
Many items on the pages will list one or more cities which are not the Event City. Those cities whould not be used, even if there is no identified location for the event.
This is a marriage record and the birth and residence locations are not to be keyed.
Common Keying Errors Found by Reviewers
Do not key Jr in given or surname fields. Per keying guidelines: In cases where the name is listed as Rev. John Smith, or John Smith, Jr, and there is not a prefix or suffix field the name should be entered with John in the Given Name field and Smith in the Surname field, without either prefix or suffix. [1] -- Wiedwoman 21:35, 17 December 2012 (UTC)
Do not key any ranks that may appear
Please check that you have keyed the Event City if it appears at the top of the page. Even though the city name may appear only once on the image, if you miss it out of every record on the page, it could have a bad effect on your accuracy stats! --Katerimmer 12:05, 18 December 2012 (UTC)
Questions and Answers
Q1: I've seen (col.) for colored on several records. Is this to be keyed?
A1: I don't think so. --Suzanneferrio (Tom) 14:15, 23 December 2012 (UTC)
Q2: The instructions say not to include ranks. Please confirm that Capt is not to be keyed as is Mrs or Dr?
A2: When reading that instruction I wished that "ranks" would be explained more. But I assume it means military ranks so "Capt" is not keyed. "Mrs" is clearly keyed and I have been keying "Dr". The general keying standards (link) do not provide any guidance on what is not considered a prefix or suffix to key (hint, hint). --Suzanneferrio (Tom) 14:15, 23 December 2012 (UTC)
Q3: One entry says: "Barker, Isaiah, June 10, 1820, died Aug 20, 1833" I keyed two records, one birth and one death. Is this correct? Thanks.
A3: Unless there is clear information, e.g. page header, that the first date is a birth date then we can only assume that it is an "Other" date. (On some pages I have seen it has been the baptism date or the date the person joined the church. The latter in membership listings.) Because there is a Death date for this person, the Other date would not be keyed. --Suzanneferrio (Tom) 14:15, 23 December 2012 (UTC)
Q: The new Quaker month numbering information (link) raises another question about dates. The following example is from Quaker records:
Normally we would assue this is recording some uncertainty about the year and our rule is to pick the earliest year (1732 in this example). But this seems to be clearly recording that the year was 1732 in the old calendar and 1733 in the new calendar. The new Quaker month/year instructions seem to indicate that we should be adjusting the year for January and February so wouldn't that mean we should use 1733 in this example? --Suzanneferrio (Tom) 14:24, 22 December 2012 (UTC)
Q: I am also seeing Quaker-like month numbering in records from a Sabbatarian Church (Newport), which I don't believe is Quaker, more like Seventh Day Adventists. See this clip of three dates:
So should these be keyed (assuming a favorable answer to my previous question)
Jun 16 1717, Feb 21 1720 and Apr 12 1718? --Suzanneferrio 14:57, 23 December 2012 (UTC)
Q: In regards to death records: Is the date the date of birth or the date of the 'event' which would be the day they died? I've seen other records where it could be either one.
For example: BRYER Mary, wife of Joseph, daughter of Daniel and Wait Gould, Newport, Jan 9 1690, aged 37 years.
- A: If the records are labeled as Death records, and since the age is given I would say that yes, it is a death date. When both dates are present typically they will noted with a b and d to identify the dates.
Q: I have a birth records entry which reads GOULD THOMAS, OF THOMAS AND SARAH, MIDDLETOWN, JULY 11, 1728. The next line reads JOHN, OCT. 29, 1736. Am I to assume (and key) that John is also the son of Thomas & Sarah born in Middletown? Or do I only key John's name and birthdate as seen?
- A:We have decided that the parents need to be copied down until the next record where parents are given.
(previous discussion here has been summarized for Keying Helps section above and removed.)
Q. I have a list of names along with dates that follow a "b." At first I thought it meant birth, but it became apparant that there were too many multiple births (quintuplets, etc.). Then I determined that it must mean baptized. There are also "a."s, which I thought meant about, but now I am finding dates that follow "ab.". What do all these mean?
- A: I believe the a's could stand for "aged".
Q. Regarding my question on abbreviations, here is an excerpt from page 35: Using the suggested abbreviations, I think it is highly unlikely that there was a set of Octuplets, followed by a set of sextuplets. These are prevalent on the surrounding pages. All these children of John Wood, including John Jr., are followed by a John, (no parent(s) given. They are all "born" on the same "aged?" day. I suggest that the "b" refers to baptism and the last "John" is the father of the preceding individuals and is being baptized at the same time. I also suggest that the "a" may stand for something along the lines of "admitted into the church", or maybe some other type of of religious commitment. Ideas??
Not an answer ... Can you give the titles of the two pages? If this is from a Friends (Quaker) church, they did not baptize (according to my sources). No other ideas yet but still thinking. (Tom)
On the left page you have "VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND", and on the right page is "UNITED CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-LITTLE COMPTON.".
Here is some more fuel to add to the fire:
I get quite a few "wife of " so and so's. What is that about? And I really don't understand the fourth entry from the bottom in the clip above. This appears to be more evidence that "b." is being used for Baptized in this book. Also, do we key the date as seen when it is 1748-9, etc.?
- A: In regard to your question about entering the year range - the field help states to use the first year given.
- And the fourth entry up is stating that Mary, (the surname would be the surname given at the beginning of this section of names) the daughter of Joseph and Mary was baptized by Mr. Campbell at Tiverton. There are two possibilities -
- 1. The first daughter named Mary passed away and they named the next daughter Mary as well.
- 2. There are two sets of parents named Joseph and Mary.
- A: In regard to your question about entering the year range - the field help states to use the first year given.
- A: I found the same book on ancestry.com (link). Here is the header on the first page of that section:
So "a" is when admitted to the church. "ab" if if the person was baptised and admitted on the same day.
- A: Excellent! Now if we could just get those added to the drop-down list.
- A: "Baptism" is in the list. I have been using "Other" for "admission", "received", "letter" etc. that I am seeing. But I am not entering multiple records for a person if they are only "Other" records (like Mary Valentine's letter date below):
Here I entered one "Other" record for James, to capture that name, and one "Death" record for Mary. I did not bother with an "Other" record for Mary for the letter since it wouldn't help anyone for searching, once we have captured her name in another record. Is that ok?
Q. More abbreviation questions: In the following clip you will find "dr."s, "d."s, and sometimes both together. "d." cannot indicate "died" in this case, as several entries have both "d." and "died" with two different dates. Perhaps you could find a complete listing of abbreviations particular to this book.
(Tom) Please report the titles from the tops of the two pages; then I will see if I can find the book elsewhere online to look at the opening pages.
Without knowing more, those "d" entries look like indexes to annual books.
- A: I used your link and finally found the answer to the question above, regarding d., dr, and b. in this section. See clip below:
Q:The following excerpt has a lot of information.
It seems perfectly clear to me that I can/should key the mother of William and David as "Mary Harris". This all seems to read like a paragraph. Or is that inferring too much? No, not inferring too much. :)
On the other hand the following excerpt is structured the same but does not include "his wife" and "their children".
So for this one I list the mother of Sarah et al as "Phebe G Peckham". Although it's pretty obvious that she is "Phebe G Lockwood" the data does not explicitly say that. Ok?
Since first writing this question a couple days ago I have seen this structure very often, listing the parents followed by the children. So now I have started keying e.g. the mother of Sarah as "Phebe G Lockwood" rather than "Phebe G Peckham" as I believe the book intends that to be clear. Is this ok or is it inferring too much?
- A: You're correct, Phebe G Lockwood is how the mother should be keyed.Annafechter 12:33, 18 December 2012 (UTC)
Q: In working on marriage records, I have encountered many instances where the bride's maiden name (and her parents' last name) is not given. In that case, do we assume that the groom's last name should be used for every one in that grouping, or do we leave the surname fields blank for bride and her parents?
- A: In this situation we would not assume their surnames. The only cases in which we would assume surnames are
- 1. When the child's name is listed in full but the parents names are not
- 2. When the parents' full names are listed but the child's surname is not
Q: Are pages entitled Intentions (to marry, I assume) to be keyed as Marriages or Other? Also, on adjoining pages to Intentions, where the heading does not state the type of event, but it's identical to Intentions, what should the Event type be?
- A: According to the updated project instructions Intentions should be classified as a Marriage Certificate event type. In regard to the pages where an event type isn't noted these would also be classified as Other event type.
Q: When church membership lists several dates which date is used - the oldest or the newest?
- A: You would use the first date listed.
Q: If a person is listed as "his wife" referring to the man listed directly above, is he keyed in as the spouse? In the reverse is she keyed in as a spouse for him?
- A: Yes, you would enter them as each others' spouse.
If you have a suggestion or would like to make an addition to the project page, click "EDIT" and post your suggestion here. (If you click on Rich Editor you won't have to worry about formatting your entry.) Then click "WATCH" at the top right on this page and you will be notified via email when an update has been made.
(Three questions here moved to the Q&A section. --Suzanneferrio (Tom) 14:18, 23 December 2012 (UTC))


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AMES, Iowa -- The Iowa State University Farm Energy project will air its annual Farm Energy Webinar on June 25, from 10-11 a.m.
The project's webinars are presented annually, highlighting the team's work and research. The first years of the webinar focused on raising public awareness about the project, said Mark Hanna, an agricultural engineer with Iowa State University Extension and Outreach. However, "this year, we are turning it more to directly impact the farmer or grower," he said.
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The Farm Energy project is a collaboration between ISU Extension and Outreach and the Iowa Energy Center. Hanna manages the project along with ISU professor Jay Harmon and program coordinator Dana Petersen. The project is in its fifth year of communicating ways to embrace energy efficiency and tips for Iowa farmers.
"The Iowa State University Farm Energy project was born partially because of the increases in energy prices," said Petersen. "Fluctuating costs make it all the more important for businesses to examine, measure and make changes in the way they use energy on the farm."
Hanna explained that the state of Iowa typically spends around $1 billion on energy in the agriculture business. "State wide, if we were even able to cut back by 1 percent, we are talking a lot of money saved for farmers," he said.
The project began by focusing on informing farmers about ways to cut down on energy costs. "We tried to identify things that would be the easiest for farmers to apply energy management to, as well as giving them safe, significant energy options," said Hanna. "Now, we are actually putting these things into practice on the farm." The Farm Energy project is working with Iowa State University Research and Demonstration Farms, compiling research data in various areas of farm energy management, such as ways to reduce fuel consumption. "About 40 percent of the dollar cost for energy is caused by the use of diesel and gas fuel," said Hanna. Cutting down on fuel will cut down on energy costs. "We are also trying to get folks thinking about upgrading to energy efficient machinery that can reduce energy costs in the long run," said Petersen.
In addition to the webinars, the Farm Energy project offers fact sheets that cover a wide array of topics, including livestock, fuel efficiency and soil conservation. The project annually collaborates with the Crop Advantage Series, educational meetings offered by Iowa State University Extension and Outreach. The Crop Advantage Series brings to light the latest information on crop production; the Farm Energy project adds information on energy efficiency to the mix.
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