Guess I missed it, will it be on next year?

I'd recommend a oil "enamel undercoater" for primer, then sand lightly to remove the brushmarks, tack rag and spray the pewter paint. Metallic looks a lot better sprayed than brushed. If applied thus they would really look like metal. Casey

Thanks for the reply - What about windows on a corner with SE on one corner and SW on the other corner. I don't think any windows in our home actually face south. This is the corner I am talking about with the corner in question (lots of exposure SE and SW) - Currently there is no window shading or roof overhang. Photo taken at 2:45 PM on Jan 15 showing west sun exposure. We have these windows currently with LoE-366 and like the heat rejection. This post was edited by montel on Wed, Oct 30, 13 at 16:43

Sorry this is so long, but I work in the medical industry and am in an average of about 30 clinics a month with a wide range of practices including family and specialists. What I find amazing about that article, as well as opinions in this thread is that I used to feel the same way until I saw the other side from a couple of different angles. Sure there are two doctors that I know of personally, that could care less. One is always late coming in and the other purposely over books to extend his revenue. Revenue for his growing pockets is actually his only concern. However, NONE of the other clinics I service over book as a standard practice and still the physicians tend to work not stop from the minute they arrive to the minute they leave; and often times that is long after the staff. In addition to seeing patients, there are tons of things they have to fit in between appointments some of which is factored in but not all of it and before you know it, that 15-20 minute appointment (which is an average of how long a normal appointment takes) has suddenly turned into 30-45. Now granted to always have a two hour wait is not reasonable, but I continuously see where the staff and doctors skip lunch because appointments have run over or they use the time as a means to catch up for the afternoon crowd. Their desire and effort to keep the process moving is there, there's just a lot of variables to take into consideration. So now, I don't believe it's reasonable to expect to be called in within a few minutes of my arrival; it's just not that cut and dry. I don't service HMO clinics, so I can't really say how they work from personal experience but a doctor once told me that due to Obamacare and changes in the industry, they (physician's in general) are no longer seeing the incomes or benefits they used to and they are over worked and underpaid now just like the rest of us.