Go to the 'recycle' bin and if it is there, restore it.

I do it on all my cameras after I upload the pics to computer I check them out that they are on the computer and what they look lik then I go back to the drive where the camera is and delete all items then I right click on the drive and eject. Tht way it cleans up tht drive (read tht somewhere) I end up with n empty camera disk. some times I putthe disk in the computer sometimes I upload with a cord from computer to camera works the same both ways

Cindy thank you. Until last winter I never knew what hitting the flag ment. But I found out over a few week period when all of my threads along with others threads concerning me were being flagged. I found any post flagged is removed pending HOUZZ investigation. Ar far as I know I have never flagged a post. But I wish I could go back and flag many of mine. Lol. Someone said I think in the other thread that if I delete my name maybe my threads would disappear but the poster wasnt sure. No they won't. This will eventually get figured out. I suspect HOUZZ and the mods can work magic. In the future there will be no more threads started by me. I do have friends here at the KT lovely people. I'm not leaving. I almost did. Not because of any difference of opinion but because the frustration of not being believed. Yes it looks like I flagged posts in the other thread but I didn't. Of course only HOUZZ and me know the truth. I sure wish HOUZZ would intervene and tell you all I didn't flag the posts but I'm sure they won't. This is one of my biggest problems that had always irritated me about myself... I care what people think of me. LOL. Anyway lets get the spotlight off of me. I'm really not a very exciting person, quite boring in fact. I can't believe how many times someone has made me such a topic of interest. LOL

The more counter outlets in the kitchen the better, if you are having them hidden under the cabinets, make sure that they are able to handle plugs with adaptors. (Think Alexa or Google Home plug-ins) Consider occupancy sensors for certain rooms like Laundry Rooms, Bathrooms, Closets, Pantries. That way if you enter them with your hands full, you aren't fumbling for the switch. We put one in our laundry room as a test and now we are putting them in the above mentioned rooms. Don't forget outlets for Christmas lights under the eaves controlled by a switch or dusk to dawn sensor. As mentioned above, there are no requirements for how many outlets, switches, etc... you need to have, but there are requirements for the bare minimum needed to get a Certificate of Occupancy sign-off. \ An outlet 6 feet from every corner and no more than 12 feet between outlets. So, in a 10 by 12 foot room, code would require only 4 outlets. Personally I like them closer to the corner and in a bedroom, one on each side of the bed. In the same room, I would double the number of outlets. Don't forget about the garbage disposer. I like a wall switch instead of and air switch. They make one with a spring so that one you let go, the disposer turns off. Make sure you specify better quality switches and outlets. Otherwise the electrician will install the least expensive ones possible. And, in 10 years, every time you look at an outlet, the plug will fall out. Ask for a whole house surge suppressor. That will help with the bigger appliances. But, continue to use surge suppressors whenever you plug in any thing that is electronic. And, for your TV's with surround sound,etc.. use a UPS. It helps. If you like can lights, use can lights. Others on this sight like to poo poo them as energy wasters and they can leak air. Which they can. Ask your builder to seal them in with either a foam box or similar. Design your home with LED's in mind. My wife and I bought a fixer-upper to live in while I remodel it. It is a 3 year project. Every single light fixture we have installed has been designed to an LED. Not just meant to be used with an LED bulb. (We use those too in floor lamps, etc. ) and we spend the extra money (within reason that is) to get higher efficiency appliances. The payback may be a long time, but the rebates help in the short-term. One last thing, the last time I built a house, which was a long time ago, the builder charged $90 for every outlet/switch/overhead light rough-in. When I put in an addition, about 12 years ago, it was $100. And this was in an upper middle class suburb. Good Luck, have fun, and enjoy the process. If you haven't built a home before, you will be amazed at the amount of decisions you need to make. Dan One last thought, design for the future. Talk to your lighting designer about future lighting needs as you get older. Make sure your hallways are wide enough for someone with a walker or wheelchair. (I needed a walker 2 years ago due to a brain injury, thankfully I don't need it anymore) Levers are easier to use than door knobs. Just my two cents as I look to turning 60 this year.