Thanks! I already found the link and gave it to person who asked me for it. Problem is that I had three people ask me for such information just this week. I don't really have time to find it for everybody - this is why I want know where I can find the same list like one that was in FAQ section.

natesgram--they are giving me $100 towards the installation. We are going to do it ourselves,(along with a friend who has done tiling professinally). The whole kitchen is a DY--why stop now? They are notsupplying the grout--just the tile. cocontom--that's what I was thinking. And it's not like I needed to give a cc to ship the samples. If they are icky, then I'm calling it off. corgimums photoshop pictures are great. But I realized last night that the tiles are a bit big in the photoshop pictures. The tile is 6.5" tall, so there should be about 6 arabesques between the counter and the cabinet. I hope this doesn't look too busy IRL. Well, I think that the picture I showed above is for one tile, I can sort of see the edges in the corners. Originally I thought each arabesque was a tile, but I went back and can't see any seams. I guess I'll know soon--I hope my samples come tomorrow

Jay, Clair Matin is a wonderful rose, I have two. My favorite which is noisette, but would work in your area is Crepuscule - peach ice cream color and blooms all the time. I had one that arched and draped itself over a fence and it was fabulous - unfortunately, painters bent it over to paint the fence, broke it off......but I plan to plant another. This rose is really fabulous! Color would look good against the white building. I am tempted to try the new David Austin recurrent blooming Albrighton Rambler. Might be fun to see how this one does. I have Mel's Heritage and like it a lot - blooms aren't huge for me though. Kim is right about Vielchenblau - absolutely breathtaking when it is big and in full bloom - unfortunately, only a once bloomer. Also - what about Alchemist? This is a gorgeous peach color and one I intend to try. I saw a Mutablis made into a climber and it was just beautiful - intend to try this one day. You have lots of choices! Judith

weedmeister, can you expand on that comment? Will a deeper sink only work with a lower profile GD unit? I've been looking at a 9" depth sink as well. If we find a lower profile GD, would the plumbing drain height still preclude us from certain depth sinks? We'll replace the GD if necessary, though the current disposal is only about six years old. We bought a powerful model since we have a septic system. While we are very conservative with it's use (most scraps go in the garbage), we want to ensure that what bits of food do go down the drain, are very well "processed." But I'll check out other options.