Thanks everyone. I am so happy with the new seam so I shouldn't beat a dead horse but REALLY, if they could do it perfectly the second time around they could have done it perfectly the first time around. It would have saved me a lot of mental anguish. I truly never worried at all about the fabrication as their reputation is top notch. They do most of the granite in very high dollar homes in our area. I could only recommend them with the caveat that the client is present during the templating process. I believe that what happens there is that they are both the stone yard and fabricator. So the first person who has their granite cut from the slab lot gets near perfection. To save money they probably use pieces of previous slabs within the same lot so each person down the line has a lesser chance of a perfect job. I don't think that there is anything wrong with them using pieces, if that is indeed what they do, however they still need to make sure the job is right even if it means cutting into a new slab to get a good match. What makes me think this is what happens is that my saleslady told me they used two slabs for my job and using more slabs wouldn't have made a difference. I beg to differ but that is a story for another day. Anyway the bottom line is I just need to let it go, move on, and be grateful that it's right!

sat in garage for awhile.. would do a close inspection of all related wiring for rodent damage; try jumping off engine right at starter with separate batt and then start to trace down with voltmeter where power is not getting thru ( ign sw, start solenoid, starter, wiring)....and just to be on the safe side, get that new batt load tested. the smaller batts are somewhat notorious for being bad right off the shelf.

IMO, Replacing the battery on an iPad is much simpler on the iPad then on a iPod! The First thing you need to do is to watch a Video to see if it's something you may want to try. After seeing this done you may decided it's "not for you" or you may say "that's easy"! Here is a Link for a YouTube Video: Battery Replacement on iPad. You need to make sure that you watch a Video for the correct iPad. Do you have an iPad, iPad 2, iPad 3, iPad 4, iPad Mini, etc... If you decided to go ahead and do it yourself you'll need to find the correct replacement battery. I would suggest looking on Ebay for your battery: iPad Batteries! The Tools they used in the Videos can be purchased on Ebay also! It's not really that hard to do but beware, you always take the chance of Chipping, Breaking or Cracking you Glass.

Yes was purchased new from Apple Store...and warranty has expired. It got to the place that charge would go from 100 percent charged to dead within a few minutes. So I called Apple and over the phone, they were able to run a diagnostic test from serial number and showed "failed battery" and told me to take to nearest Apple Store (135 miles away), so after checking to make sure it had not been tampered with, they gave me a new one! :-). I was told a battery is usually good for approximately 1,000 charges.