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Rumored to be the tallest residential building between Rockford and Chicago, this slick updated condo has it all! Features includes in unit laundry, private rooftop deck with spectacular views of the city skyline and surrounding suburbs. The building includes an outdoor pool area, workout facility, and secure elevator to the the penthouse units. Two bedroom, two Bathroom, and 1700 square feet. Close to the Metra train and shopping. City living with suburban conveniences!
Connie Antoniou
Hunter's Fairway Sotheby's International Realty
101 South Wynstone Park Drive
North Barrington, Illinois 60010
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Please be advised that these pictures are of a model home that is exactly like mine. It is to give you an idea of what my home looks like inside.
Another view of the master bath.
What I did to have this model of Captain in Terminator Armour is by putting up more parts to it like adding wings on this model`s side leg and its shoulder pad and halo on top, so that this model is truly a Chapter Master.
Photos posted to link to this car's thread on the Cadillac forum.
I've been driving the car for the past few weeks and everything was going well, with an emphasis on the "going" part. Stopping was a different story. I had blown a rear brake caliper about two years ago and had it replaced as I hate messing with them. It was not adjusted properly as the parking brake has barely held the car since its replacement, and the pedal was somewhat softer. Anyway, I'd been dealing with it as the car was still definitely driveable, even with 3 wheel brakes. A new development was the master cylinder weeping from the ports around the reservoir-a Delco replacement that I had installed shortly after I bought it to replace the defective one that was on the car (internal leakage). Over the past few weeks the pedal got gradually worse and my tipping point was having to make an abrupt stop on the FDR Drive last week-it stopped ok, but the pedal had a lot less margin than I'd like.
So, I'm going to tackle the brakes completely. I changed the master cylinder last week-the first time I've done one by myself! The first step was the bench bleed:
Which took me a lot longer than I'd care to admit, but after tightening the bleeder fittings what seemed like a thousand times and slinging brake fluid all over my bench as the hoses would slide out of the reservoir, I was able to continuously pump without getting any air out.
This was the Rockauto Delco master. It's about three years old and as I recall was a new part. The lighter color rust is where the weeping would randomly occur. Like a lot of things, it didn't want to get wet on camera...
Viola! The finished product. This master is probably close to 30 years old, my cousin had purchased it for his '79 many years ago to try to get rid of the spongy pedal. Wish I would have known before I bought the Delco one. Never used as the car went away before he got to it. I had to play with the line for the rear brakes (front of the M/C) to get it to stop leaking, but after loosening the nut and re-seating the line, it's dry. If the brakes didn't need to be bled before, they definitely do now, taking the car around the block shows the master is now good but the system needs other work. Hopefully with the extended weekend I'll be able to get the rear caliper off and see what's going on with it, then bleed with the system all buttoned up. I was considering replacing the brake hoses, but I'll wait as they look ok and I'm afraid of replacement part quality. Advise?
FOR SALE AT HALF THE COST TO BUILD
Breathtaking, spectacular and immaculate! This luxury home cost over $2 mil to build, offering you amazing value. Only a transfer makes this beautiful country estate available. 9,300 sq ft of luxury, relaxed country living.
Gorgeous custom built home magnificently nestled on 3.5 professionally landscaped acres, only 3 years since brand new and immaculate. No detail has been overlooked, this home has been designed with the future owner in mind. Elegance, beauty, and thoughtful use of space. You'll be simply amazed. All the upgrades you'd expect are here, along with many more. An impressive cedar column entrance leads you into the expansive 2-story foyer with Juliet balcony.
There's plenty of space for the large or blended family with 7 bedrooms, all with walk-in closets, 6.5 baths, guest suite, 4+ attached car garage, large mud room, library, office, study, hobby room, crafting/sewing room, fitness room and an expansive raised master suite retreat complete with separate his and hers master bath suites and huge closets. The large great room has 11' coffered ceilings, a large stone fireplace with a huge custom mantle piece. Custom millwork and cabinetry and granite throughout.
You'll love entertaining in the huge chef's kitchen with top of the line appliances, large pantry and breakfast bar and the lower level stage, huge wet bar and large rec/game room. There's even a cupboard under the stairs playhouse for Harry Potter fans! A large deck off the dining room leads to an even larger patio space.
Storage is everywhere, from the extensive custom cabinetry to the lower level storage that doubles as an inclement weather dog run and kid's soccer room, to the second floor storage to the 7+ car toy collector's garage with an addt'l 784 sq ft of storage above.
Luxury living in the country, horses are okay here too!
Masters store located on the corner of North Lake Road and Phoenix Road - one of nine stores in Western Australia for the Woolworths-Lowes (USA) joint venture in hardware. Opened in mid 2012 it was located in a cutting partially obscured from the road opposite Adventure World theme park. Heavy losses against incumbent rival Bunnings in part due to an aggressive expansion (often next to Bunnings stores such as this one) and low sales have seen Woolworths abandon the category altogether and announce closure of the chain by early December 2016 with a liquidation sale starting August of the year. These shots were taken early in the closing down sale.
The stores (including several development sites) have been sold to Home Consortium who will reconfigure the sites to a combination of Spotlight, Anaconda, JB Hi Fi, The Good Guys and Woolworths supermarkets. Rival Bunnings will take over 15 of the 61 stores open. Liquidation is being carried out by the Great American Group with evidence seen in the large 'STORE CLOSING' and 'GOING OUT OF BUSINESS' signs more commonly seen in the closing of large stores in the United States.
Tattoo Master - Via Porrettana 385/2 - Casalecchio di Reno - 40033 Bologna
Tattoo Master - Via Porrettana 385/2 - Casalecchio di Reno - 40033 Bologna
Tattoo Master - Via Porrettana 385/2 - Casalecchio di Reno - 40033 Bologna
Tattoo Master - Via Porrettana 385/2 - Casalecchio di Reno - 40033 Bologna
Tattoo Master - Via Porrettana 385/2 - Casalecchio di Reno - 40033 Bologna
Tattoo Master - Via Porrettana 385/2 - Casalecchio di Reno - 40033 Bologna
Opened in February 2013, Masters is the big box hardware competitor to Bunnings. These photos were taken a week or so after the store's opening. It is located on Princes Highway, in the corner of the former GMH manufacturing plant.
The steam tug "SS Master," the only functioning wooden steam tug on the West Coast of North America, moored at Heritage Harbour near the Vancouver Maritime Museum.
August 2007.
Who is walking whom on the leash...? Candid street shot Copenhagen/ August 2011
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LOCATION: Yellowstone Club, Big Sky, MT
ARCHITECT: Locati Architects
BUILDER: Schlauch Bottcher Construction
PHOTOGRAPHY: © Roger Wade Studio
From Historic England -
School and masters house, now village hall and house. Dated 1860-64 for Lady Overstone. Rusticated lias with ashlar dressings and plain-tile roof with fishscale banding. T-shape plan. Masters house of 2 storeys, school is single storey. Elevation to road: Masters house to right has projecting gable of one-window range of wood-mullioned windows with ashlar surrounds. School to left, 3-window range of single-light casements with cast-iron lozenge glazing bars with ashlar surround all under open loggia with triple arcade of octagonal wooden columns. 2 large ashlar gabled dormers above, with triple lancet windows. Gabled porch to right of centre has C19 plank door with moulded stone surround and 4-centred arch head and single-light window to left and slit window above, both with ashlar surrounds. Ashlar gable parapets and kneelers. Lateral stone stacks and bellcote with spirelet at ridge. East gable of school has 4-light window with intersecting tracery and slit window in apex. Masters house has gabled porch to right. Tablet to right under loggia has inscription. "This school house was erected under the care, and at the expense of the good Lady Overstone by whom also the village of Sywell was rebuilt AD 1860-64". Similar tablet to left under loggia has inscription to Thomas Arthur Dickson, former school manager, and is dated 1927.