This project sought to peel off the city’s humble Midwestern layer and reveal its “true grit,” according to Molly Chavers, executive director of IndyHub, which co-created the campaign."

I am off to the gym; they have Seinfeld reruns all day, and I can hook up my earphones to the massage chair I work out in, so other machines won’t bother me.

I suggest good leather couches/loveseats/chairs as they’re easier to clean.

That usually stopped them in their tracks as they kind of have a one track mind.Habitat is a great outfit and I got to know the directors in the markets I donated in..

This proposed legislation will serve to shield community lenders with good track records from the “excessive” standards of large banks.Mark MacDougald, Chair for the CFPB, said this proposed legislation aims to assist small lenders, and not large banks, with the burdens of new compliance.MacDougald was quoted in the MPA Article,"While we all agree that consumers deserve protection from abusive products and practices, we remain deeply concerned that a 'one size fits all' approach will significantly disadvantage small, community-based lenders that did not create the meltdown, and don't have the resources to hire an additional staff to comply with rules aimed at larger institutions…" What is your opinion on this topic?

Speak to any and everyone about real estate and read, read, read.When I started, I would go to Barnes & Nobel, buy me some hot cocoa, grab me a few books that were specific to what I was researching, plop down on one of those comfy chairs and read any chapter that caught my eye within the table of contents.

We have made a few standard upgrades for people who request it, such as chair height toilets and hand rails.

I have even found a project that brings real estate and my software architecture/security background together.I had little doubt and still ... just a sec, lemme confirm .... yes, still little doubt that you will find your groove and get to sit in the big chair in your wheelhouse {that is, if your wife doesn't want to sit down}.

Hi guys, I'm in the midst of creating a plan for my investments and I'd like to see what you think - you guys have been EXCEEDINGLY helpful in making me think bigger than I imagined so far, so wanted to put this out there.Things to know before I launch into the plan:My husband and I are both bringing home entry level salaries for our area thanks to being executive directors for a non-profit we started.

Options being considered:Remove Balcony and Put in a 'Juliet' railingReduced maintenance issueMaintain ability to get fresh airLose building feature / amenity (not sure of impact on rent but many buildings in area do NOT have balconies)Roofing MaterialNot exactly easy on bare feetDuring the summer, any chairs / tables feet will create impressionsArtificial TurfLook sucksOutdoor CarpetingNot sure how it will hold upAny others suggestions / recommendations?