I didn't know about Muriatic acid, or think about sealing the cement.The issue I found about Muriatic acid is that the fumes damage stainless steel and can seep into the cabinet wood, if you don't neutralize it after application.Sealing is a good idea, but some sealers are high priced.So, I think I'm going to try a lot of vinegar (soak it), which is also an acid, and follow-up with a paint sealer like Kilz.My only concern is, if I decide to ceramic tile, will the mud/paste adhere to the floor or come loose from the sealer.

I need opinions on how to fill in the 2 hour time slot on radio that used to be Bill O'reilly's.

Personally, in each house, I put a full set of GE/Hotpoint faux stainless steel appliances (refrigerator, range, dishwasher, microwave) plus washer and dryer all for $2000.

I'd pick a two hour time slot, say on a Sunday afternoon, and tell everyone who's interested to show up during that time.

I recall being one of 15 people waiting to see an apartment the first day it was avail, but that was Berkeley/El Cerrito ...The closer to Bart the better, but I also know that in the 90's lots of companies were moving out of the city and heading toward the Concord area.

the UPVC thickness is 2.5mm.The support steel is standard zincification support steel, the thickness is 1.2mm.Glass: isolated safety glass (5mm Low-e +9A+5mm clear glass).This kind of windows are mostly used in the north of China and are energy effective.The price isn't expensive.

here is another good link on him http://www.forbes.com/2006/03/16/north-fork-kanas-qanda-cz_hc_0316kanas.html Seems like the money man in the deal has a history of playing in these times and DOING REALLY WELL http://money.cnn.com/2009/01/16/news/ross.bank.fortune/index.htm Ross, who came to fame two decades ago as a restructuring expert at Rothschild and made a mint earlier this decade buying and selling troubled steel companies, took a 68% stake in closely held First Bank & Trust of Indiantown, Fla., Ross said in a press release.

I had to stack the pallets and shrink wrap all of it, then had to transport the pallets to a Quonset hut steel bldg I erected in my back yard.

If this was done so the the bearing weight was now being carried on the block to the sides of the AC unit (using a header, probably a piece of steel), then the weight is already being supported as it should be - and so it should be easy as just filling the opening.

Having a managerial accounting knowledge will be sufficient, basic slotting of acounts, basic cost accounting and basic taxation, you need to make the decission to slot entries, after that, it pretty well maintains and flows itself.