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After Judy started her job at the ZPD), Nick joins the ZPD as the first fox officer and Judy's new partner. The final scene (during the credits) has almost all Zootopian citizens attending Gazelle's concert while Bellwether angrily views it on a television set in prison as two inmates ram inmates, who are watching the concert with Bellwether, pat their laps to the beat of Gazelle's song.CastPrincipal CastGinnifer Goodwin as Judy HoppsDella Saba as young Judy HoppsJason Bateman as Nick Wilde,Kath Soucie as young Nick WildeIdris Elba as Chief BogoJenny Slate as BellwetherNate Torrence as ClawhauserBonnie Hunt as Bonnie HoppsDon Lake as Stu HoppsTommy Chong as YaxJ.K. Simmons as Mayor LionheartOctavia Spencer as Mrs. OttertonAlan Tudyk as Duke WeaseltonShakira as GazelleSecondary CastTommy "Tiny" Lister as FinnickMaurice LaMarche as Mr. BigPhil Johnston as Gideon GreyRaymond S. Persi as FlashJesse Corti as Mr. ManchasKatie Lowes as Dr. BadgerJohn DiMaggio as Jerry Jumbeaux Jr., Moose[4], Pig reporter[5]Peter Mansbridge as Peter MoosebridgeMark "Rhino" Smith as Officer McHornJosie Trinidad as Mrs. Dharma ArmadilloKristen Bell as PriscillaLeah Latham as Fru FruJohn Lavelle as Mouse ForemanByron Howard as Bucky Oryx-Antlerson, TravisJared Bush as Pronk Oryx-AntlersonJosh Dallas as Frantic PigGita Reddy as NangiFuschia! as the Drill SergeantZach King as a muzzled wolfJackson Stein as JaguarMelissa Goodwin Shepherd as the angry mouse ladyFabienne Rawley as Fabienne GrowleyMadeleine Curry as Sharla, Gareth, the hippo kid[6]Pace Paulsen as Boy Scout bully #2[7]David A. Thibodeau as Gary[8]Development Early artwork depicting the logo and tone of Savage Seas and Savage City by co-director Byron Howard. According to director Byron Howard, Zootopia will be different from other animal anthropomorphic films, where animals either live in the natural world or in the human world. The concept, where animals live in a modern world designed by animals, was well received by John Lasseter, who lifted Howard

A must to slide items easily throughout your home and protect your property. Obviously, you can also use fairly thick blankets.Items that you may need but aren’t essential:Basic tool set: Make sure that you have a tool set that has a set of Hex Key wrenches. This is standard tool to disassemble furniture. Also will need a set of screw drivers at bare minimum.Ratchet Straps: These are used to secure your load on a pickup truck. They are much more effective than rope. View the following youtube video on how to use them: Straps can be bought at Lowes, Home Depot, Wal Mart, Northern Tool, Sears, and other common tool stores. For light duty applications such as these Wal-Mart has a good selection of straps at good prices. Expect to spend around $25 for a set of 4. You will need a set of 4 at minimum. Tarp: Again, this is needed to secure your load. You will also likely want some skinny rope to secure the tarp to the truck bed. Both can be bought at Lowes, Home Depot, or Northern. Avoid Wal-Mart tarps. They tend to not hold up very well.Four-wheel dollies: These are probably not a must on most jobs however they can come in handy for moving items around.Orange flag: Can be purchased for Lowes. You will only need this if you have items that are long and stick out the back of your pickup.Painters Tape: Easy to use in order to secure doors shut. Doors and drawers randomly opening have caused a lot of damaged walls and can even cause you to drop the item as it will shift the balance of the item.By Renting a Dumpster from Junk Doctors you get all of the listed items above plus for your DIY Junk Removal:Shoulder Straps: Allows you to use your legs to lift the items. Works better than the Forearm Forklift.Moving blankets: The same blankets Junk Doctors usesDoor jamb pads: Protect your doors with spring door jamb pads.Front door pad: Front doors can be expensive to prepare. This pad will keep you from damaging it.Again,

Closet systems - alternatives to Elfa Anonymous Are there any less expensive (much less expensive) systems than Elfa? I can't imagine spending $1k for a few shelves and hanging rods. Can any one recommend a less expensive alternative? Anonymous What about the Ikea Pax system? It looks really nice and I heard that it is reasonably priced. Wish I had known prior to getting my closets professionally done because it was NOT cheap. Anonymous IKEA also has another system that is similar to the elfa wire shelving. Anonymous You can go to Home Depot or Lowes and get something like Closet Maid Anonymous Lowes & Home Depot carry wire shelving sytems made by Rubbermaid. If you go to the Rubbermaid website, you can put in dimensions and it will provide recommendations. I have it in my son's closet and it works pretty well. What I wish I had were the Elfa rolling drawers. The quality of those are much better than you will find elsewhere. Anonymous I like the Rubbermaid systems too - we have them in two of our closets. Easy for a handyman to put up. Anonymous One thing to consider with Elfa is it holds up well and can be re-designed/re-used. We have a stash of Elfa components that's been in use since 1990 and has, at various times, been part of a kitchen pantry, clothes closet, office storage, etc. We've hauled it all around the country from home to home. It's possible the Ikea knockoff of Elfa is equally versatile - haven't tried it. Anonymous We have installed the Home Depot Closetmaid systems in our two kids' closets. I love them! They will run you about $200 with a few of the add-ons (we have 2 drawers). Anonymous We have the ikea ones. I love that we can use two types of baskets, wire and plastic. I put my daily use clothes in the wire ones and the off-season clothes on the plastic ones which have a nice cover. Anonymous Anonymous wrote:You can go to Home Depot or Lowes and get something like Closet Maid I have this in all the closets in my house. It's fine and it didn't break the bank.

Your overall project.References - Home InsulationProduct and Supplies Data: Menards Insulation Materials and Supplies Menards, Jan 2025, WebsiteProduct and Supplies Data: Home Depot Insulation Materials and Supplies Home Depot, Jan 2025, WebsiteProduct and Supplies Data: Lowes Insulation Materials and Supplies Lowes , Jan 2025, WebsiteProduct and Supplies Data: Insulation Materials and Supplies Catalog Do It Best, Jan 2025, WebsiteHome Insulation, United States Department of Energy, Dec 2024, Editorial StaffHome Air Sealing, United States Department of Energy, Dec 2024, Editorial StaffInsulation Handbook McGraw-Hill, Nov 2000, Richard T. Bynum, ISBN 71589856Thermal Insulation Building Guide Krieger Publishing Company; Original edition, Feb 1990, Edin F. Strother, William C. Turner, ISBN 088275985XOccupational Employment and Wage Statistics US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Jan 2025, StaffEmployer Costs for Employee Compensation US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Jan 2025, StaffProject Spending Data: Harvard University JCHS Homeowner Expenditures Harvard University, Jan 2025, Website Home Insulation Budget ManagementThis infographic highlights some of the decisions and job specific issues that could impact the actual cost of Home Insulation - if applicable to your job.Hiring Local ProfessionalsOur FREE hiring guide helps you hire wisely, get quality craftsmanship and understand fair pricing for your specific project. Make Homewyse betterWe value your input. So, let us know - did we meet your needs? how can we improve this site? Your comments and sharing are greatly appreciated!Send your feedback or questions.Save and share Homewyse on social media using the buttons below:

Wood Handrailing Cost Guide - Pricing Assumptions and NotesThis example estimate is for BASIC work performed in readily serviceable conditions by qualified professionals, using popular, IN STOCK products, materials and supplies available at home improvement retailers. Your actual costs will vary due to the unique conditions, requirements, labor options and material choices of your project. Work not mentioned on this page, work with schedule difficulty, work during periods of local labor shortages, and work using master craftsman, premium materials, custom built products, project supervision may result in HIGHER COSTS!This example estimate is for educational and illustrative purposes - it is NOT a substitute for written quotes from trade professionals. Homewyse strongly recommends that you contact reputable professionals for itemized assessments of work required and costs for your project - before making any decisions or commitments.The cost estimate includes:Costs for local material / equipment delivery to and service provider transportation to and from the job site.Costs to install Wood Handrailing in existing structure, without modifications to structure or systems.Labor planning and setup time, mobilization time, cleanup time and as appropriate, time needed to achieve minimum job hours agreed to before work begins.The cost estimate does NOT include:Labor upcharges associated with master/premium craftsmanship, expedited scheduling, local labor shortages, difficult or complex site conditions, excessive transit times, service provider pricing discretion and failure of customer to negotiate labor costs.Costs for removing, relocating, repairing, or modifying existing framing, surfacing (including molding), HVAC, electrical, and plumbing systems - or bringing any systems into compliance with current building codes.Costs for testing and remediation of hazardous materials (asbestos, lead, etc.).General contractor overhead and markup for organizing and supervising the Wood Handrailing installation. Add 13% to 22% to the total cost above if a general contractor will supervise this work.Costs for removal and disposal of existing items.Sales tax on materials and supplies.Permit or inspection fees (or portion thereof) required by your local building department for your overall project. ReferencesCarpentry Amer Technical Pub; 4th edition, Sep 2003, Leonard Koel, ISBN 826907385Labor Wages and Costs: Building a Unit-Price System Journal of Light Construction, Jan 2025, George WeissgerberCarpentry and Building Construction Glencoe/McGraw-Hill; 6th edition, Jan 2003, Mark Feirer, John Feirer, ISBN 007822702XCabinetmaking and Millwork MacMillan Publishing Company; 5 Revised edition, Jul 1989, John Feirer, ISBN 25373552Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Jan 2025, StaffProduct and Supplies Data: Lowes Cabinets Lowes , Jan 2025, WebsiteProduct and Supplies Data: Home Depot Cabinets Home Depot, Jan 2025, WebsiteProduct and Supplies Data: Lowes Moulding and Millwork Products Reeb Millwork, Jan 2025, WebsiteProduct and Supplies Data: Home Depot Moulding and Millwork Products Home Depot, Jan 2025, WebsiteWood Handrail - Related ItemsIron Spiral StaircaseAluminum StairsGlass Hand RailingOak StaircaseGlass StaircaseMake Homewyse betterWe value your input. So, let us know - did we meet your needs? how can we improve this site? Your comments and sharing are greatly appreciated!Send your feedback or questions.Save and share Homewyse on social media using the buttons below:

JAWS Posts: 3 Joined: Sun Jul 24, 2011 11:28 pm Better Bilt Windows #1 Post by JAWS » Sun Jul 24, 2011 11:47 pm Hi all. This is my first time replacing windows. I live in the Central Valley of California (Lodi)where the summer avg. temp is around 92F. My home is modular construction. The first set of windows being replaced are my weather side. South facing, direct morning to early afternoon sun in the summer, gets all the wind and rain in the winter. I'm replacing aluminum single hung, double pane, (leaking) nail fin windows with vinyl of the same configuration. I've gotten 1 quote so far from lowes for Better Bilt Homemaker 2 360 windows. It seems to be a decent price (1500) for 8. I am just now educating myself on windows and really know nothing. Are these windows any good? They are Energy Star Rated. 30, 30 rating??? 20 yr. leakage warranty. My budget is limited and this price is good for us. Anyone know of other window options in this price range, in this area? Thanks so much for your help. jeff1995 Posts: 26 Joined: Tue Aug 10, 2010 8:02 pm Re: Better Bilt Windows #2 Post by jeff1995 » Mon Jul 25, 2011 10:38 am I am in the L.A. area, but I did call the Lodi Lowes, and the window department associate used the words of 'low quality' 'crap' and 'we don't push this brand'. Not a ringing endorsement of their Better Built products. I really could not believe she could not have use a better sales approach You might want to try 'Superior Deluxe or Milgard Styleline products if they are offered in your area. IMO make sure all your quotes are using low-e3 glass option. If money is tight you might