I do! Blue with chrome, 36 inches. I was shopping around last year for stove for a 2nd, future retirement house (some mice had gotten into the rock-bottom hotpoint). I considered BlueStar (the house is in the boonies and on propane, and there were some bad BlueStar on propane stories having to do with the oven), NXR, one of the Berta models (eliminated because I do a fair amount of low-heat cooking), the then-new Aga Pro+, and a vintage range (preferably O'K. + M). The cost of another house project gradually worked down the choice set, and I got a deal on the Ilve ($3000 delivered). Wouldn't you know as soon as I pulled the trigger that a O+M, refurbished and set for propane, appeared for $1000. Oh well. On to the Ilve. First off, it's beautiful. It will be the star of a kitchen reno next year. The big burner is fast; simmer is fine. It didn't take long to get used to turning on the burners (holding down for a couple of seconds). The oven is dead on, and I'm still (or will be when I get back to that house) experimenting with the flexibility of the oven burners (top, bottom, both,convection or not, variously combined). Minus: the oven takes awhile to heat. Longer than my 36 inch 15 year old DCS. Odd plus: the symbols on the oven controls don't immediately scream "turn this way if you want to bake brownies." The plus for me is that it moves unhelpful guests out of the kitchen, which is so small that even if I wanted help, there is scarcely the room to turn around. Another odd plus: the legs make it easy to clean underneath. With that, and sealed burners (which are easy to take apart for a deep cleaning when we close up the house), I'm hoping that mice will look elsewhere. A fan runs even in non convection -- it's not terribly loud, and I'm not sure if it's a plus or minus. It does remind us to turn it off when we're finished with it. I've put it through 3 or 4 large parties, and compared to what had been in the house, it was a dream. I've been using the griddle for holding rather than as, well, a griddle so far. I use a lot of large pans, and the spacing works fine. I've cooked on lots of different stoves over the years -- from vintage gas (didn't know it was vintage then!) to electric coil tops, open burners, sealed burners, pro style, and pro. I wouldn't say it is the stove of my dreams, but it is functional and beautiful. I will pick up a small convection oven for small items to get around the long warm up time for small items. Let me know if I can add anything else. I haven't had tons of experience with it, but enough to have a decent sense of what it can do.

Yes three wire feed to the pump. Since the OP has said the pump feed is 12/3 that is why I am trying to clarify what he has. In order for a single phase motor to start there is a second winding called the start winding that initiates spinning. It is only used to start the motor spinning then is switched off as the motor reaches speed. It also determines which direction the motor spins. A two wire motor has the capacitor and switching built into the motor. A three wire motor brings that connection out to a control box where the capacitor and switch are located.

Just putting in my two cents' worth. My tile is Roman Collection French Blue Diamond. Unfortunately, I don't see it anymore where I purchased it (tilebar.com). I have maple cabinets with crema antelope granite, and my island and butler's pantry are white cabinets with marron cohiba granite. It coordinates well with them, at least I think so. :) Good luck with your decision! All the previous suggestions are gorgeous! I will probably be building again in the next 12-18 months and have lots of great ideas to consider!

A ct with contrast is a good thing. It with show things that the doc will miss in a regular ct scan. I don't know why they aren't more common to give when any chance of cancer is in question. My mom had an under active thyroid and had to have part of it removed and was meds the rest of her life. You have to stay on top of the meds cause your needs could change and meds need adjusted cause if the meds are not right you can feel tired and run down and gain weight even tho you are hardly eating. good luck with scan...the only time i have had contrast was a scan of my bladder when i about 10 years old...mom treated me to an ice cream sundae afterwards...may i suggest a similar treat for you...