It was very light weight, easy to install, I think the dimension were 9" by 11".

Because the articles help me think in more dimensions and the podcast provides great advice & guests give past failures which helps us avoid the same problems. 

Following on other replies about the presence of university and hospitals in Champaign/Urbana, I would add that there's a specific cultural dimension at play that contributes to the difference in price between parts of these cities and other areas of Central Illinois.

Hope the helps to add one dimension of an answer to your question. 

Most of the regulations are regarding the building height and lot dimensions, which wouldn't change.

A signature line of small dimensions- perhaps a line or two indicating a book, blog, or podcast- shouldn't appear as spam in the context of a large and informative post, and it may lend credence to the poster.

With a little more time and dimensioned drawings, you can get custom granite and cabinets.

I am pretty sure actual inserts costs more than these sheets and are probably harder to work with if your surround is a non-standard dimension.

Denzel Hamilton - I think it depends on the specific type of property you're looking to buy, but these are some of the pieces of information I look for (note: there are some easy ways to get almost all of this information WITHOUT an actual phone call with the property owner):Owner InformationOwner's Name:Owner's Phone:Contact Email:Owner Street Address:Owner City:Owner State:Owner Zip:Property Street Address:Property City:Property County:Property State:Zip:Assessor Parcel Number:Legal Description:Property CharacteristicsProperty Type (House, Apt, Land, etc):Property Size (in acres):Building Dimensions (square feet):Number of Bedrooms:Number of Bathrooms:Garage?

I'm old enough to say "times were different" then but I never tried to meet with someone from the site and didn't post simply to troll either so it does add another dimension.