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StyleBuilt - Home Renovations Williamstown
Home Renovations, Building Extensions, Demolition, Site Preparation, Construction St Kilda | Williamstown | Yarraville | Altona North
- 0421 33# ###
- 042133####
Factory 11, 17 Chambers RdMap
Altona North VIC 3025Click to view map
- http://www.stylebuilt.net.au/
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- Monday to Saturday 7:00 to 5:00pm
- Home Renovations Williamstown
- Building Extensions Yarraville
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StyleBuilt – Home Renovations Williamstown | St Kilda | Western Suburbs Melbourne
StyleBuilt combines quality service and integrity to provide one of the best renovations and construction solutions for residential, commercial and industrial clients located in Melbourne.
For trusted building services, call 0421 33# ###.
Building Extensions Yarraville
StyleBuilt builders are a cut above the rest. StyleBuilt uses more than just brick and mortar to complete your project; they ensure memorable customer service.
This construction firm understands that you are building or remodelling more than just a simple structure; you're working with something that will be a part of your life or business.
From the beginning phase all the way to the final building process, StyleBuilt will help you with site selection, cost analysis, architectural design and more to ensure the success of the build.
If you want to make your dream home a reality, StyleBuilt can help you achieve the design and style that you have been looking for.
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With three decades in the industry providing one of the best home renovations and construction services, StyleBuilt is well equipped to deliver the results that you deserve.
This construction firm has the manpower, equipment and skills needed to get the job done quickly, reliably and within your budget.
Customer service is a main concern, and StyleBuilt is a construction firm that is prepared to forge strong trust and friendship among clients.
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Aside from building structures, StyleBuilt has the important skills and the eye for detail needed to ensure that any renovation done on your property results in seamless and beautiful work.
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Home Renovations Williamstown | Western Suburbs
StyleBuilt is a trusted provider of top notch construction and home renovation services in Altona North and nearby areas.
Specialising in residential builds, this contractor also provides the following services:
- Complete Renovations
- Building Extensions
- Decking & Landscaping Construction
- Bathrooms & Kitchens
- Demolition & Site-Preparation
- Building Design
If you want to guarantee the success of your building project, call StyleBuilt today on 0421 33# ### and let the construction experts help plan your dream home.
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I think this would be really confusing to new contributors, who would then start searching about for what the hecko this "Paris" thing has to do with anything and come up empty.
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beautiful poem,with lots of facts in it.
an interesting choice of topic and well woven poetry around it. :)
Prefer a bit of shakespeare. But thanks for the suggestion.
Good poem though
Clever idea. Inspired even. Shakespeare? He'd have enjoyed it too...
You're such a clever man. Your poems are so varied, but each one so great. I don't know how you do it day after day.
Filets of wolf...hmmmm, have to think on that. Always a pleasure. Always somewhere between an Encyclopedia and the Moonphish Modern Day Book of Teachings. Inspired by a preacher and a fit of the giggles sounds about right. Still have to think about wolf filets, though.
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Cheesesteak Panini
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 10 mins
A great way to combine two of my favorite sandwiches.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 6 ounces Steak-ums or 6 ounces shaved rib eye steaks
- 2 slices French bread (thin large oval slices)
- 2 ounces provolone cheese or 2 ounces American cheese or 2 ounces Cheese Whiz
- 1⁄2 cup sliced onions (or a combination) or 1⁄2 cup mushrooms (or a combination) or 1⁄2 cup green pepper (or a combination)
- 2 -3 tablespoons butter
- salt (to taste)
- pepper (to taste)
- banana peppers (optional) or pickle (optional)
- Saute the vegetables in half the butter on a stove top griddle until soft, then top with the thinly sliced steaks, cooking until cooked through, seasoning to taste with salt and pepper.
- Place cheese on bread with steak and veggie mix and top with peppers or pickles if you like.
- Place bread slices together, butter each outer side and place on a panini maker, George Foreman grill, or griddle with bacon press.
- Grill sandwich until outside is crisp and golden, turning if you make it on the stove top griddle.
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This was a quick and tasty meal. I made them with grilled steak, mushroom, green pepper and onion. Topped with provolone on my panini maker. Delish!
These were absolutely -- without a doubt --awesome and the perfect meal to throw together when your train is late getting home and you have a starving family. I used deli roast beef chopped and warmed in beef broth, but I really like the idea of using the steak-ums and will do that next time. I used the cheeze whiz for the cheese and added the onion and green pepper. I could probably eat these once a week they are so good!!! My daughter opened hers and added the oil and vinegar sub sauce to hers and loved it that way too. Thanks for posting, definitely a keeper.


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Speaking of plants that might not make it....noticed my variegated Hydrangea
has leaves on it! Ok, I will NEVER see a bloom, but geesh, I am so happy it
made it...(fingers crossed that a cold spell doesn't do it in!)
> Yes, this is Lavatera 'Barnsley'. Usually listed as a zone 6, but
> sometimes
> 5. This one is the toughest Lavatera I've found. The thing just got so
> huge though, that it was in the way. It's 3 yrs old now. Where they are
> moving it is not quite as protected, but I think it will do fine.
> Kitty
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Beardsley Community Farm has a new education center and other amenities thanks in part to students and faculty in the College of Architecture and Design, many community partners, and donations from area businesses.
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Fallin' off the horse!
Oh i love bareback!!!! I am learning to post without the saddle and am loving it! Well now I'm at the canter, i keep falling off, what can i do to stay on better? I'm a self taught bare backer... any tips??:lol:
NOpe. YOu'll figure it once you've fallen more times than you can tolerate.
Hahaha... i hope to be getting there soon! Thanks!
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Allen Edmonds Appreciation Thread - reviews, pictures, sizing, etc... - Page 4716post #70726 of 707372/11/16 at 6:16pmpost #70727 of 707372/11/16 at 6:50pm
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On item 2, thru sunday, the clearance seconds are marked down as well, but the loafers I orders were $157.60 while the 2nds at the shoe bank are $157 even.
I spot checked a couple of dainite shoes as well and they were all withing $4-5 of the shoe bank prices.post #70728 of 707372/11/16 at 11:03pm
Item 1 - not sure, I guess I always assumed it was a single and not double butyl.
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Item 2 - if AE is not like the nyse and past is an indication of future performance, they'll say hurry, 20% off 1sts, then after the 15th, the clearance prices of the remaining 1sts will be reduced by 20% (or maybe less), and the 2nds will be the new price minus 20%. If that makes sense. So for some 2nds it would make sense to wait and see.
wanted to mention - I was clearly told by multiple SAs that returning 2nds to a concept store would 100% result in a restocking fee - in the past this was usually waived.post #70729 of 707372/11/16 at 11:33pm
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Really great shots, there! I feel like the dark brown calf strands are underrepresented on this forum. We usually just mostly see brown shell or walnut calf...Quote:
See, that's what I would think, but literally all 5 of my AE cordovan pairs are in the same thinnish ballpark, whereas both of my Carmina pairs are super thick.Quote:
Aw, I'm sorry the little one isn't well. Mine was sent home with yet another stomach virus yesterday. Aargh. Poor guy. The Monave is an older model, unlined from 2 falls ago. The Gobi was last year, so that may be why you see more of them.Quote:
I would just call them.post #70731 of 707372/12/16 at 2:11am
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Ok guys, the new thread's up! Link here to the 2016 Allen Edmonds Appreciation Thread.
@LA Guy all up to you now to freeze this thread at your convenience and link it to the new one :-)post #70732 of 707372/12/16 at 5:53am
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I have both the black and the burgundy and am a fan. Got them both from the Shoe Bank. I couldn't discern any meaningful defects.post #70733 of 707372/12/16 at 6:06am
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How long have you had your Cognacs? Have they darkened? Every time I see your pics, I think mine do not have any of the red tones yours do. And they're stamped 4045 inside the shoe (and on the box). But they have the dark welt and edge. I wonder if they're tan uppers with a dark welt. Love 'em anyway and wore 'em today. I think they'll eventually darken as they age. Still drives me batty though.
Edit: mine look most like @ace13x's pics at this post:
My cognacs are definitely 4045 (stamped in the tongue). My tans are 4035 (stamped on the sidewall).
My pix of the cognac show the red tones slightly more and the shoes overall are slightly darker, but the pix are pretty accurate overall. I think they've deepened but not really darkened during my six months or so of ownership.
I think the tone on yours looks really good, and I'd guess they'll only get better with age and patina.post #70734 of 707372/12/16 at 7:50am
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Ok guys, the new thread's up! Link here to the 2016 Allen Edmonds Appreciation Thread.
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As has already been expressed, this thread was getting much too long, so we locked it and have now started a new thread:
Please go to it here: http://www.styleforum.net/t/518090/allen-edmonds-appreciation-thread-2016-news-pictures-sizing-accessories-clothing-etc
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To start, I live in Canada so there aren't any AE stores I can go to and most of the stores that do have AE come with limited selection and widths (D and 3E typically only). I'm interested in purchasing a pair of the Mora 2.0 and possibly a Park Ave/Fifth Ave. I have fairly wide feet and a good sized instep. Now, I've printed out AE's shoe fit guide where you stand on a piece of paper and measure your foot and the size was 9.5 2e. In person I was able to try on the following:
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Carlyle 108 last in the following sizes:
-9.5 3e: seemed to be good at the middle and toe box but the heel area was loose bit loose
-10D: seemed to be a good fit. snug all around but not tight (vamp had maybe about 0.25-3/8" opening). I think the balls of my feet may be about 0.25-0.5" behind where I think the balls of the foot should be (where the shoe starts curving into the taper). I'm not sure how important this is though.
Park Avenues:
-9 3e: seemed to be good at the middle and toe box but the heel area was loose
-10d: I think it was a decent fit but not the best, vamp had a bit of an opening maybe about 3/8"-0.5" at the top. Bit harder to get into than the Carlyle
Now my questions are, given that the last is the same on the Carlyle and Mora, Would say that its pretty safe to go with the 10d or should the 9.5 2e fit better based on the AE shoe fit guide?
As for the Park Avenues, should I just skip those until I'm able to somehow get my hands on a 9.5 2e or a 10e?
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I first checked Shoebank to see if they had the brown First Ave boot in my size. wasn't on Shoebank but I called and they had them: First Ave for $249. Worth a call.
Again this is only at Jeffersonville and are seconds:
Lasalle $279 now $179
Addison $239 now $189
Badlands $239 Now $189
Maxfield $219 now $169
Neumok $219 now $169
Leeds 2.0 $299 now $199
MacNeil 2.0 $299 now $199
Grayson $299 now $199
Randolph $299 now $199
Mora 2.0 $299 now $199
Ascher $299 now $199
Fifth Street Boot $299 now $199
First Ave Boot $349 now $249
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During the first quarter of 2013, 944 dividend increases were reported, a 39.4% gain over the 677 dividend increases reported during the first quarter of 2012 according to Standard & Poor's. For the 12 months ending March 2013, there were 3,154 positive dividend events compared to 2,120 such events in the prior 12 months, a 41.8% increase.
Investors can ride this trend by filtering for companies with a large amount of cash, current high dividend yield and a buy or strong buy rating from analysts. Here is a short list to consider:
China's CNOOC (NYSE:CEO) has $21.5 billion in cash and a current dividend yield of 3.26%. CNOOC engages in the exploration, development, production and sale of crude oil, natural gas, and other petroleum products. CNOOC recently announced that as a result of an increase in oversea production following the acquisition of Nexen (NXY) oil and gas revenues are up 13% for Q1 2013 from the same quarter last year. Total output was up 17% for the same time period. Still, the stock is down 10% in the past year. First Call has a strong buy recommendation with a 1.3 rating. CNOOC goes ex-dividend on May 28, 2013, as dividends are paid on a semi-annual basis.
Tech giant Cisco Systems (NASDAQ:CSCO) has $46.4 billion in cash and a current dividend yield of 3.27%. Cisco's revenues in the second quarter of fiscal 2013 increased 5.2% year over year and 1.7% sequentially to $12.1 billion. Products (78.0% of total revenue) were up 3.3% year over year to $9.4 billion. Services (22.0% of total revenue) jumped 12.5% year over year to $2.7 billion. The company has a market cap of $111.07 billion and is a part of the technology sector. Investors can see its P/E ratio is 11.97, which is below the S&P 500's 17.7. First Call has a buy recommendation with a 2.2 rating.
Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NYSE:NTT) has $12.5 billion in cash and a current dividend yield of 3.76%. Nippon has a 5-year average annual dividend growth rate of 16%. Nippon provides fixed and mobile voice related services, IP/packet communications services, telecommunications equipment, and system integration and other telecommunications-related services in Japan. While Nippon is trading near its 52-week high, it still offers significant value. The stock is trading at a price earnings ratio of 9.66 and a price to sales ratio of 0.60. First Call has a strong buy recommendation with a 1.0 rating.
Total SA (NYSE:TOT) has $22.5 billion in cash and a current dividend yield of 7.43%. Total operates as a oil and gas company worldwide. The company operates in three segments: Upstream, Refining and Chemicals, and Marketing and Services. The stock is up 8% in the past year and offers great value. Following the earnings miss, the company reiterated its target to grow oil and gas output by 3% a year on average between 2011 and 2015, and accelerate growth further after 2017 as new projects come on stream. The stock is trading at a price earnings ratio of 8.08 and a price to sales ratio of 0.47. First Call has a buy recommendation with a 2.0 rating.
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As you can imagine, we get zillions of HTML emails in our offices, which lets our IT department analyze them for problems with both their design and delivery. Lately, we've noticed a dramatic increase in the incidence of HTML emails containing assorted errors — errors that can not only turn people off, but can also create delivery problems. As marketers, we liken these errors to newspaper ads where pictures are missing; TV spots without the company or product name; a call to action with the wrong 800 number; or direct mail pieces with typos and misprints.
The blunders we are seeing range from careless typos to links that don't work, from graphics that don't display to problematic coding that affects the way emails appear when they arrive. Some of the email messages we receive contain so many of these problems that users were unlikely to read them even if they were paid to.
As I was writing this column, a couple of reports crossed my desk, including one from email service provider Silverpop concluding that 42 percent — that's right, 42 percent — of HTML emails contain major errors such as missing graphics or raw HTML code.
Yikes! That's a huge number, and it indicates that many email marketers and publishers are sloppy. That's certainly no way to run a business! And, by the way, many ISPs have developed systems that spot these errors and filter the emails so they never reach the targeted recipient.
If you're thinking that these kinds of problems never happen to you, think again. They happen to everyone. Fortunately, this issue, unlike the spam dilemma, is easy to fix. It doesn't cost much and everyone can do it, but it does require carefully implemented protocols.
Simply put, there is absolutely no excuse for letting emails go out — especially in large quantities — without testing them. We've implemented this at our company and it does catch the errors. That's critical if your company, like ours, sends out tons of email.
What you need to do is create an HTML email testing program. It needs to be thorough and rigorous. It needs to be implemented as a standard part of your production schedule, and you need to allow time for it to run, without deviation, every day — especially when you are sending out complex and larger content emails. Here's how:
- First, analyze your database and identify the top 20 domains to which you send email, then create a table of the mail readers used by those companies. For example, for AOL, it would be AOL 4.0 through AOL 8.0.
- Add to this list the major email readers used by companies that don't use AOL, MSN or Hotmail, such as Outlook, Outlook Express, Lotus Notes, etc. Do some research to find out what versions of these readers your clients use most often.
- Next, create a list of people within your company who have these accounts. Your list might look like this (if you don't have all these services, subscribe to them. It will pay off in spades.):
- Outlook: email@example.com
- AOL 7.0: email@example.com
- Hotmail: email@example.com
- Lotus Notes 5.0: email@example.com
- AOL 8.0: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Let each of these people know that, as a standard procedure, you'll be sending them test emails on specific dates at specific times. Upon receiving the email, they should review it and send your email testing coordinator one or more of the following comments:
- Link(s) did not work
- Picture(s) did not display
- Typos and/or grammar errors
- Raw HTML code showing
- Offer/content/copy confusing/misleading
- Offer/content/copy does not make sense or is not clear
- Tables or images were distorted or stretched
- Copy overlapping with other copy or graphics
- Form fields missing
- SUBMIT button does not return a confirmation page or pop-up
- Video or rich media did not perform
- Any other problem that makes the email harder to read
- The email testing coordinator should have a spreadsheet for each campaign, and make sure everyone on the testing lists responds.
- All the errors are then fixed before the email goes out to the full distribution list.
This is so critical because, according to IBM, 95 million people rely on Lotus Notes, and an additional 35 million or so use various incarnations of AOL. Based on those numbers alone, some of Silverpop's findings are downright scary:
- 80 percent of emails to Lotus Notes 5.0 were broken in some way
- 30 percent to AOL 6.0 were broken
- 25 percent to Hotmail
- 22 percent each for Outlook 2000 and Eudora 5.0
As I said earlier, it's an easy fix. Yes, it takes time. But it's well worth it to make email marketing more successful in 2003.
If any of you can think of other errors folks should be looking for, let me know and we'll include them in a future column.
To all my readers, have a healthy and prosperous New Year!
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For what it's worth, the CompuServe Garden Forum folks have had several
get-togethers over the years. When we've gotten together, except for putting
names to faces and getting some big surprises sometimes!, we've found that
folks are pretty much what they're like as an e-voice. Like one gal said,
it's hard to put on a fake persona day in and day out for a couple of years.
Of course I think there's some natural filtering, too. We all can manage to
get by on computers, we all are gardeners, and most of us are pretty
passionate about gardening, or we wouldn't be here.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Melody " <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Sent: Monday, January 03, 2005 6:46 AM
Subject: RE: [CHAT] Research project
> I'm sure there have to be some great studies being done on internet
> group dynamics by now, wouldn't you think? We as a group would be a
> wonderful study, though...I do agree with Jim on that.
> Melody
> Hills, IA
> "The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious."
> --Albert Einstein
> --- On Fri 12/31, james singer < email@example.com > wrote:
> From: james singer [mailto: email@example.com]
> To: email@example.com
> Date: Fri, 31 Dec 2004 15:13:00 -0500
> Subject: [CHAT] Research project
> All this talk about "families and friends" and "families versus
>
friends" leads me to believe this list would be an interesting
> subject
for a PHd thesis on socialization among strangers, most
> especially
because--while some of us have met, most of us haven't
> and a
significant number of us have never been in the same room at
> the same
time.

Island Jim
Southwest Florida
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SHREWSBURY, Mass. -- In addition to his exploits at quarterback, which have come to be expected at St. John's of Shrewsbury, senior signal-caller Andrew Smiley has also taken on a new role with the Pioneers -- that of a defensive closer.
While again surpassing 300 combined offensive yards, Smiley also came away with a game-saving interception in a wild 37-32 win over West sectional champion Springfield Central.
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