I've had some messages from people who would like to download my kits/clusters and can't because they are unable to click on the "Download Link". This often happens to me when I visit other blogs. I'm a chrome user and I sometimes have to switch my browser to Internet Explorer to be able to click on the downloads. Also, another thing that helps me when a blog looks out of order is change my settings to view the page at 90% and that usually fixes the problem and I can view the blog the way it should be.
Hopefully this will help you. If you are still having problems, contact me by e-mail and I will send you the direct download link.
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The Richmond district, only a quick bus trip from SF State, is a quiet residential neighborhood peppered with a few major commercial boulevards that are home to a variety of restaurants. You can find everything from Korean food to Greek in this laid back hood. Though the weather is almost always dull and foggy, the food is lively and vibrant.
Crepe cafes may be a dime a dozen, but Genki sets itself apart with quality ingredients (everything from ice cream to fresh fruit) and value for the price. Not to mention the fact that their crepes are about the size of your head.
The nondescript diner exterior and disarming name hide a truly good breakfast and brunch joint. Eats serves up rib-sticking classics like chicken and waffles and eggs benedict along with more unique items like bacon-studded waffles.
What is it about French food that is so romantic? Maybe we just like to pretend we are dining in the most romantic city on earth (Paris) while enjoying a plate of foie gras. Whatever the reason, this restaurant is sure to deliver a memorable romantic dinner.
If you’ve never experienced the joy of Korean barbecue, be sure to head to Brother’s. You’ll get the full experience here, from the copious amounts of side dishes to built-in grills at the table that let you cook your meat just how you want it.
Tony Italiano, 20, a creative writing major, poses for a photograph at SF State on Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2018. (Aaron Levy-Wolins/Golden Gate Xpress)
Ed Walter brings 50 years of experience in the many facets of the door industry to the business. Jay Golden has been a remodel and finish carpenter for 40 years. Both have worked from the dirt to the roof.
The main focus of Goldwal Construction from day one has been quality. Quality relationships with customers, quality relationships with sub contractors, quality relationships with employees, and an end product that reflects attention to detail from start to finish.
That is why we go the extra mile, we place safety and client satisfaction at the front of everything we do. That's what clients have come to know and expect as there is no substitute for excellence. Most importantly, we make certain everyone on our team is extremely qualified. It’s the best way we know to earn your trust and keep your business.
To meet demand, Goldwal started adding employees almost immediately after it started. Our staff includes Ed, Jay, four journeymen carpenters, three apprentices, and office and warehouse support. All of our journeymen have been with us for over ten years. Goldwal promotes a family atmosphere of support along with continuing education for its employees.
I have been working at Goldwal for over 10 years, and have enjoyed every minute of it. Jay and Ed are always encourgaing us to learn and better ourselves with every task we complete. It's wonderful working for a company that cares. - Allison Wray