Came to this website looking for updated info on the latest appliances and thought I'd check in with this thread. I'm glad I did. DISASSEMBLY My sleeper sofa (see posts above) had to be disassembled too. When I first ordered there was plenty of room for delivery, but during remodeling I decided to put in a door that was normal-sized (too narrow for the sofa). It wasn't hard to put the unit back together again on the other side, but it's more complicated than just screwing the legs back on. So I'd suggest you make sure the delivery people (or friends of yours) know what they're doing. Then it would be fine. It's not brain surgery, but it's not like playing with TinkerToys either. You're buying a relatively sophisticated mechanism, as well as something that looks good. So it makes sense to respect what you've paid for. You wouldn't let just anybody install a dishwasher, for example. But thousands of them get installed properly every day. AMERICAN LEATHER CUSTOMER SERVICE I would buy American Leather again, even after my nightmare. I accept that things will go wrong with a percentage of anything that's manufactured or delivered. My problem was with with my retailer, Foremost Furniture. At every step of the way they were careless. As in, they could not have cared less what happened once they had all their money. If you do not live in New York or the tri-state area, you cannot make this mistake. I believe AL pushed Foremost to fulfill their legal obligations in my case, thanks to this site. After I posted here, the situation was addressed. I could not get a refund--Foremost dragged this out for years, so the sofa was now officially "used"--but I got a store credit. That is not, IMHO, AL's fault. Foremost is a nightmare, so I warn anybody about their truly nasty management. But if you have a decent retailer (and do your research into their customer service record), I think AL is a very good value in every way. I love their stuff. I only come to this site when I am remodeling or need advice on purchases, so my purpose in posting is to clarify what I can and to be fair. I'm glad I didn't have to go the time and expense of taking legal action to solve my problem. It took years to address the problem; that's wrong. But once AL got involved, the problem was attended to in a reasonable time frame. And they only got involved because of this site and this thread. FWIW

I am amazed at WM stores -- they do ALL of their pricing in Bentonville and I've only ever had a handful of things ring up wrong (and I think those were more of a stocker problem -- putting merchandise in the wrong place on the shelf). But what makes me mad is when the ads come out and you go to a store to buy that sale item and it rings up regular price . . . you tell the clerk, they fix it, and you go on your way. Here sales last from Wednesday to Tuesday. Monday night you go into the store and buy that same sale item . . . it again rings up regular price. WHY haven't they fixed it from Wednesday to Tuesday? Think of how many people THOUGHT they were buying something a a lower price and didn't -- and they bought that particular product because of it's price and they were "swindled". I agree with an earlier poster -- what's the difference between my shoplifting and a store PURPOSELY not changing a sale price? Aren't they both "stealing"? I try to watch and will say something to the cashier. And if I hold up the line, so be it.

So happy it looks like your ct is clear. As to the kidney incidental finding, they were often not reported to the patients a few years ago but now with patient portals they do report everything. ct is very specific in ruling in or out kidney cancers and metastasis. My husband had incidental kidney masses that were graded 3 upon ct which is often indictitive of malignancy but upon further investigation they were down graded to 2f which warranted watch and wait and after three years of no structural changes on ct scans he is considered benign by his urologist. I hope your good health continues for many more years!

Mine are all scanned. The only non-digital records I keep are the kind which one needs the originals of - death certificates; passports; signed copy of Trust or other estate matters. Are you worried about capital gains taxes on sale of the house - i.e. proving your expenses to offset the gain?