I don't use Outlook so all I can offer is something that may help. At first it seems a strange place to look but I've found helpful how-to videos on a lot of subjects on youtube.com. I typed 'business contact manager' in the youtube search bar and got a lot of hits. You might want to look through them and see if you find anything that helps.

Oh, Tamara good to hear from you! Can you please tell us what's happening with the recent O/T thread, originally posted by Marlorena, that's disappeared? It was titled "OT...I'm sorry, I've got to say it". I've been hearing in the last couple of days that threads on a variety of subjects have been disappearing, along with individual posts, from other forums too. So - can you tell us whether our thread has disappeared accidentally, or was it flagged and/or has it been intentionally removed while awaiting moderation? Most importantly, can we please have it back, once any offensive contributions (if any - we're almost always courteous towards each other here, even when we disagree!) - have been removed? I think we'd probably all appreciate an open discussion of this. Thanks, Comtesse

Houzz has nothing to do with fixing anything. They do allow you to find a local Kitchen Designer though.

You need to shim below the bottom plate to make sure your walls are level, that is where you compensate, not at the top plate. Some DIYers who aren't the best concrete finishers even choose to have 2 sill plates - a treated one shimmed, then raise the wall with it's own plate on top of that. Here it sure looks wavy: Your rafters will be sitting on the top plate (or if chosen to be on top the floor diaphragm) so it will bite you later if your top plate/floor joists are wavy - translate to a wavy fascia and ridge line, shingles/metal roof panels with gaps under. Note the rim joist is not as big a deal as the joists being off, you got a 1/2" here and there on this wall, but maybe you are 1" or more off when you get to another wall.