I had the restart problem with AVG 7.5 and was able to fix it by right clicking on the AVG tray icon,going to launch AVG free control center,single left click on update manager to highlight it,go into properties at the bottom,selected update immediately and require confirmation from the user,clicked ok then exited AVG.Maybe this will solve the problem.

Banana Fanna, It is an interesting project. Kind of like taking a condemned house down to the studs and rebuilding it. Filling the drain holes in the bottom is easy and can be done when they gunite the spa. Should also consider putting a gunite bench in the deep end. Well, lets look at cost estimates: Plumbing/electric............$3-4000 Equipment including pump, filter, heater, pool/spa controller, light, cleaner, misc. maintenance equipment......$6000 Steel/gunite including dowelling for existing gunite .....$4500 Replaster......$7500 Decking.......$5000 If they did the dirt removal themselves, then they may be willing to put some sweat equity into the deck by using pavers to save money on labor. It will be interesting to see the finished product and I wish them the best. Knowing the current codes in their area will be important for equipment location and fencing requirements.

I never made the craft fair, my dad fell ill and passed away so I was busy with him....how i got the arts council contract, my hair dresser saw my work and told the arts council in mebane nc about my work... I do sell to two different stores in nj...so far just in the stores Ive sold 7 paintings....I was surprised the first one sold for 80.00...(I sell to the store for 45.00) and now I was asked to help a woman design her bedroom in the shabby chic/ french country look...and I will be painting a mural for a contractor in the spring...so far things are looking good....oh and the other thing Im doing is adding quilts to my windows they look so cute...I hope these take off also since it takes no time to make lol

Thank you everyone! We are so excited! The cabinets should be done in the next 2-3 weeks. We are closing on our current house Dec. 12, and hoping to be in the new house by Feb. 1. BalTra, this is the only other picture of the wine cubbies that we have, taken from the back, without the shelves. These weren't in the plans, but a last minute change suggested by the cabinetmaker. I would guess the cubbie space is 5-6 inches, so you'd definitely have room if you have 12". I uploaded a few more pictures to share... Better photo of the door sample: Kitchen at sunset: there's actually really great light during the day. this is the foyer, going into the great room. the kitchen is off to the right. looking into the kitchen from the great room (ignore Elmo on outer island place holder). The arch in the back is the command center. looking from the kitchen to the dining room. there's a covered deck to the left. the back porch off the dining room with stamped concrete. Our dishwasher is slightly raised: DH shows the size of the pantry: View from the pantry, looking into the great room: View from the pantry, looking into the kitchen: