Ranieri often crossed paths with another financial innovator who was trying to get a new product off the ground: Michael (Bilkin) Milken, the father of the modern junk-bond market.

Please don't just tear it all up---- midcentury modern is very popular and it could be worth more original vs basic boring rehab. :)

I worked in Iran for a time in the '70s, it had a large, and growing modernizing, westward looking middle class.

So, I will just sit by and wait until the modern buyer gets bored.In the meantime, my wife and I may start another business for fun.

Mid century modern architecturally designed two storys, offices, full service detail, oil changes and even a chef inside making steak sandwiches.

Originally posted by Tim Wieneke:Along with it's variations the oath is clear and I am in complete agreement with it Sounds like we're in complete agreement on something...The doctors are free to follow through on their commitment to the oath....If only the oath had been extended to Terry Schiavo...I won't debate it, because I can certainly see both sides, but the most common modern version of the Hippocratic Oath clearly states, "Above all, I must not play at God."

In my latest project (my only project) I think we did a really good job at modernizing the place.

Modern and timeless.

In fact tonight I will be attending a micro housing competition put on by Modern In Denver, a magazine and the Denver Architectural League, a group my partner founded.

I would also go with a more modern color scheme like green-grey with red trim.