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Concordia College admits only a few outstanding students each year to the Fellows (Honors) Program. Academically, you are challenged to stretch your mind and achieve high standards while maintaining a heavy course load. Of course, the Honors Program has its rewards: not only do you get to investigate issues and delve more deeply into subjects, Concordia Fellows have the opportunity to receive a scholarship of up to full-tuition.
Perks of Fellowship
In addition to your normal course load, as a Fellow you will:
- Channel into a special group and individualized program upon entry.
- Participate in at least four 1-credit Honors Seminars during your college career, as well as a 3-credit Service Learning Project.
- Be allowed to take up to 21 credits per semester without an overload fee.
- Attend various colloquia by Concordia faculty and lectures and events in New York City.
What Concordia Fellows Do
- Make Dean's List every semester.
- Display their talents on independent projects or articles in Prelude, the annual Fellows journal, like a recent piece on China's energy industry.
- Learn in seminar-style classes where what they say matters.
- Study with mentors who guide, challenge, and inspire.
- Give something back through service projects, like visiting residents at an adult care facility.
- Use Manhattan as a classroom, sampling ethnic foods, exhibits at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, or off-Broadway satires.
- Become high-achieving people who make a difference.
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New students, as well as current freshmen and sophomores, may apply to the Fellows Committee for admission to the program. First-year students should rank in the top 10% of their high school class and show an SAT score (total of the Critical Reading and Math sections) of 1200 or above. Transfer students must present a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or above.
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Games for Lunch: Half-Minute Hero
Developer: Marvelous Entertainment
Publisher: XSEED Entertainment
Release Date: Oct. 13, 2009
System: PSP
ESRB Rating: E10+
Official Web site
0:00 I somehow missed this game at E3 (I must have been sleeping), but the concept tickled me. I hate a lot of things about RPGs, but the one thing I hate most is the glacial pacing. If a whole quest is really condensed into 30 seconds, I might actually like this one!
0:01 Rain on a field. "Will this war ever end?" reads ornate white text on a black background. "The clock is ticking on the 500-year struggle between the humans and the Evil Lords. A spell to end the world in 30 seconds." Detailed anime drawings are cut together quickly with super-zoomed, pixilated versions of the same characters, all flying by too quick to really make anything out. Fade to black, then back up with epic organ music and '80s-metal guitar music. The title appears over a rolling pixilated landscape. Reminds me of the airship from Final Fantasy III a bit.
0:03 Story mode is "The story of a 500-year-long battle between the forces of good and evil. Is there no end to this war?" Reads to me like a subtle jab at the length of other RPGs. But maybe I'm just hearing what I want to hear...
0:04 I can choose Hero 30, Evil Lord 30 or Princess 30. I'll start with Hero, which takes place in "Goddess Era 100." Normal or Hard difficulty ... let's go with Normal until I figure out what the hell is going on.
0:05 I can rename my hero, whose default name is ... Hero. Seems appropriate...
0:06 "In the beginning there was only time. And in that early stage, two gods collided." They were the Time Goddess and the Ultimate Evil Lord, and their battle lasted eons. A power source was crushed, humans were born, and the Goddess emerged, starting the "Goddess Era." But "the hatred of the Ultimate Evil Lord seeped through and created beings that would wreak havoc." This is the story of a young man becoming a true bastion against evil or something. I'm doing my best to quickly summarize here, but it's just a wall of text! "Hero 30: Hero's Departure."
0:07 The game asks if I want the tutorial. Uh, yeah, I think I'd better. "Hmm ... I better do something about this," says an unidentified, off-screen character. "What a pain. There has to be a better way. There's one. A perfect pawn." Fade in to a drawing of a blonde-haired boy, with a bindle, approaching a castle. A pixilated king welcomes him. "Hero! Welcome to my kingdom!" He tells me he'll give me support, but in return he asks I destroy some grass fiends. Can do!
0:09 I'm told I can use the d-pad to move, press square to use items, and hold O to dash. I'm guessing that last one will be important. Oh, dashing avoids battles, but drains HP. I'm liking the peppy, 16-bit-era music.
0:10 My first enemy encounter, with a goblin-like Grass Fiend. No loading, no selecting "attack" from a menu, just a quick screen wipe and then our characters bump up against each other repeatedly, causing little damage numbers to appear above us as we do. I finish him off in a matter of seconds and move on. Now THAT'S how you do an RPG battle!
0:11 With the tutorial done, I run around and quickly destroy a couple more grass fiends. Only after the third do I realize I've been gaining 4 experience and 25 gold. The game doesn't even pause to tell me this ... the message just scrolls along a black bar at the bottom. I LOVE IT!
0:13 With the grass fiends defeated, I return to the castle. I talk to the king: "Thank you, Hero! You did well! And now for your reward!" Suddenly lightning bolts strike in the background. Cut to a purple-robed wizard, named Hackein. Cue evil music. "Hahahaha! Looks like I surprised you. To the king and all humans. I just discovered a spell of awesome power that can destroy the world! With this spell the world will be doomed in 30 seconds!" 1) Why would he warn us. 2) Why does he want to destroy the world? What's his motivation here?
0:15 After a bit more monologuing, a large 30-second timer appears at the top of the screen and I'm off to destroy an evil lord. I'll report when I'm done.
0:16 So, I wasted a good 15 of my seconds just wandering around town, where I bought a healing herb and a wood sword. These helped in the few battles I encountered in the nearby woods, but didn't bring me any closer to the Hackein's hideout. Somehow I missed his big castle to the south. When my time is up, the camera zooms in there, where Hackein tells me the world is doomed.
0:17 "GAME OVER?" reads the white text on the black background. "Hello? Hello?!" says an unknown voice "Wake up! Hero!" In a manga-style drawing, a woman with flowing hair and equally flowing white robes holds me in her arms. "Hello Hero. I'm the Time Goddess." She tells me I'm fast, but not fast enough, then offers a service that will turn back time. Not for free, of course. She loves money. Uh, she's a TIME GODDESS. Why doesn't she just go back in time and deposit a dollar in some interest-bearing account. Then she'll have all the money she needs!
0:19 "Make a pact with the Time Goddess?" the game asks. I say no, just to see what happens. "I can completely understand why you'd say no. But was there ever an RPG that moved on by selecting no?" HA! So I say yes and she rewinds time. "I look forward to a profit- I mean a fulfilling relationship."
0:21 No pussyfooting around this time ... I head straight for the castle, defeating a chicken and a walking swamp monster on the way. The clock freezes at 20'37 as I face Hackein in a throne room. "You came to defeat me? You're not getting in my way. I'll squash you like a bug!" Indeed he does ... I'm sent back to the field in blood red after a quick bump-filled battle.
0:23 I head into town (where time freezes again) to buy an herb and head back to Hackein's castle. There's only 7'95 left by the time I get there. I've hit level 5 through various quick battles in the forest. "You>Evil," the game says along with my level-up message.
0:24 This time I defeat Hackein after a few seconds of clashing. He warns me that someone will be spreading the spell all over the world before dying with an "Oofah!" A white flag goes up over his castle as a catchy, triumphant chiptune plays. The king gives me a caravan for my journeys, and a minister gives me a chest with "Tatty Togs" in it. That would be an excellent name for a rock band right there.
0:25 The Time Goddess comes in to congratulate herself (and me). She tells me I'll be reset to level 1 every new day, and that there are many more Evil Lords around the world to destroy. "We'll do it together. Cheer up." And the credits roll. Wow ... really? That's the entire game?
0:26 The results screen says it's a "New Record!" My official clear time is 000'55'60. Level 5. I got 198 Gold, all of which I give to the Goddess, of course. "And the traveler Hero gained the help of the Time Goddess and brought peace to the land." But now he has a caravan, of three camels with covered wagons! Next time on Hero 30, "Continental Bridge." Ah, so it's a serial!
0:28 I talk to the members of my caravan during a brief interlude, including the Time Goddess; "Professor Knowsall XXX," who can explain the world; Aisha, who can tell me which way to go on forked paths; and Naryan, who gives general advice. What a caravan!
0:30 Out to the world map, where I select the next quest. The "target time" is 00'45'00, and the mission describes me as "Barely Kelp Lover" for some reason. Huh?
0:31 "Hero 30 II: Continental Bridge!" The Goddess flies in. "Hello, Hero. Looks like we'll be in for the long haul." We're on a sandy shoal. Cut over to a nearby castle, where pixilated bat "Badbat" appears. "I shut myself in for 30 years. And I have no other good points..." Um ... I think that lost something in the translation. Anyway, a traveling old man taught him the destruction spell, and he broke the only bridge so no one can get to his castle. NOOOOO!
0:34 The Goddess suggests that maybe someone in the village can help us fix the bridge. Also, she can turn back time if I pray at her statue in town. "It's not exactly ethically right for me to turn back time so often, but I still want lots of money... Why does it cost money? Because time is money! That's why. Don't sweat the details. Don't worry, be happy." Thanks Goddess McFerrin! I gotta say, a money-grubbing Goddess is a new one on me...
0:35 In the seaside village, a carpenter tells me monsters stole his hammer. They went to the east cave. Yup ... this is an RPG writ small, all right.
0:36 I run to the cave, defeat a few bats, then use the dash to get back to town without more time-wasting battle, My HP is down to a single point, but a 10G seaweed salad heals me back up. I give the hammer to the carpenter to fix up the bridge. There's only 7'85" left on the clock. Should I pray? Sure ... why not? "Time has been reversed." But I'm still leveled-up and have all my money and HP. NICE!
0:38 I march right up to Badbat, who's destroyed rather easily with 14'42 to spare. "I knew it! I used up too much of my strength destroying the bridge." Uh, if you knew it, why'd you do it? "Darn you to heck!" he cries with his final breath. Well, someone's a Dilbert fan!
0:39 The carpenter brings me a bamboo spear for my next quest. My rank: "Wonderful Hero." That sounds pretty good ... right?
0:40 Quote of the moment, from the quest ending: "He actually fixed a bridge with one hammer?" Oh game, I love your awkward self-awareness.
0:41 On the world map, "Kelp lover" has gone from grey to white. Because I ate that kelp salad. Is this some sort of Achievement system?
0:42 On to Chapter 3, Caves and Forests. With minimal preamble, Anaphylac the pixilated bug boss taunts us."You humans always make fun of bugs! I''ll show you today by destroying the world!" Seems a disproportionate response, to me. The Time Goddess tells me I can take the cave shortcut or take the long way along the coast. Also, there's a bug-killing weapon hidden somewhere. Interesting...
0:43 In town No. #1, a lumberjack tells me his colleague in the tent to the west has the bug-killer weapon. A rancher tells me I can move faster with a horse. And I buy a fetching leather hat in the store! Fetching!
0:45 Of course, buying that hat means I have no money for the cool stuff in the next village, including a wood shield and herbs. No worries, I just step outside and take a few seconds to easily defeat some random bad guys. I get 320G for my lack of trouble and beef up to level 5. I'm almost out of time, but 100G and a quick prayer resets the clock. I get my shield and my herb. Now about that lumberjack weapon...
0:47 The lumberjack gives me the bug swatter, which I'm told doesn't work against anything else. With it I'm able to blaze through the bug battles even faster as I blaze a path to the castle. Oh, but I tear through Anaphylac's bug wall and through him as well. Damn, this thing is overpowered ... against bugs! "Ugh?! A bug for an evil lord was too much of a bugger!" I'm ... pretty sure that doesn't make sense.
0:48 Quote of the moment, from the Time Goddess: "You always have to try and stop them from casting. That bee the way. ? Yeah I know that was bad..." Well, as long as she knows. This time I got a "True Hero" rank.
0:50 The Club is more powerful but less accurate than my plain old sword. Well ... let's try it anyway.
0:51 Yogaf is a being made of fire, and my next Evil Lord. "I'm casting the spell of destruction!" Thanks for the warning, Exposition McGee. The direct path to the castle is blocked by a raging forest fire. Hmmm...
0:53 I buy a Rock Axe and a healing herb in town, but quickly get killed by some bees in the forest. Guess I wasn't paying enough attention ... I could have used my herb to prevent that death. Oh, well ... I come back at the starting point, not much worse for wear.
0:54 The forest fire blows me back when I try the direct route. I meander around a bit, then pray to turn back time with one second left...
0:55 Townspeople tell me there's evildoers in the North Cave. I head there and find a Brat named Larrie. He tells me he burned down the forest because the pollen was making him sneeze. Wow, what a jerk. We battle to the sounds of a smooth jazz groove. "If my nose would stop running I'd kick your butt!" He tells me as he's vanquished quickly.
0:56 Somehow the fire has now magically stopped. Because killing arsonists stops their fires, I guess? I don't think I have enough time to get to Yogaf, so I do some grinding before praying again. Then I dash to the castle. I struggle against Yogaf's fire wall but still manage to kill him rather easily. "You're red hot baby. Abobooo!" Um.
0:58 The forest elf gives me some barrel armor made from forest wood." At this pace you'll be able to truly save the world in no time, Hero," says the Goddess. Rank: Wonderful Hero. Wonderful!
Would I play this game for more than an hour? Yes.
Why? Despite being slowed down by endless typing in my first hour, I love the pacing, the buttery smooth interface, and the self-referentially absurd writing and concept.
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Photographers crowded round as the curtain was pulled back to present what is claimed to be an early version of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa.
But even the experts brought in by the non-profit Mona Lisa Foundation in Geneva, Switzerland, were not sure about that claim yet.
The art world is prone to rumour and speculation, but a new claim about the world's most famous painting, which draws millions of visitors to Paris's Louvre Museum each year, has caused a fuss.
The "Isleworth Mona Lisa" features a dark-haired young woman with her arms crossed against a distant backdrop. The foundation insists it is no copy but an earlier version of the Louvre masterpiece.
At the presentation, Alessandro Vezzosi, director of the Museo Ideale Leonardo da Vinci, said the painting was intriguing but needs further study. He declined to line up behind the foundation's claims that it was truly a "Mona Lisa" predecessor painted by da Vinci.
Ever since the 16th century, several historical sources suggest that da Vinci painted two "Mona Lisa" versions. One was of Mona Lisa Gherardo around 1503 that was commissioned by her husband, Francesco del Giocondo, the foundation said. Another - the one in the Louvre - was completed in 1517 for Giuliano de Medici, da Vinci's patron.
That theory fits with da Vinci's tendency at times to paint two versions of some of his works, like the Virgin of the Rocks, the group said. The foundation acknowledged that the "Isleworth Mona Lisa" remains unfinished, and that da Vinci did not paint all parts of the work.
The Isleworth painting first came to public light after British art collector Hugh Blaker found it in a home in Somerset before the First World War. Blaker bought the painting and took it to his private studio in Isleworth, in west London.
US and British newspapers speculated even then that it might be a da Vinci, but at that time only art experts - not high-tech science tests - could judge.
During the Second World War, Blaker shipped the painting to Boston's Museum of Fine Arts for safekeeping. In 1962, it was bought by US collector Henry Pulitzer. When he died in 1979, his reported mistress - Elisabeth Meyer - inherited it, but it remained in a Swiss bank vault. After she died, an "international consortium" bought the painting in 2008. The foundation was set up two years later, determined to try to show that it was a real da Vinci.


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This is Pavel Bure. When he was healthy and "on his game" there were few players in history more exciting. As much as the two Stanley Cup final losses hurt Canuck fans, the day they backed up the Sateco and moved his stuff to the other coast hurt more.
He was a dynamo, a real honest-to-goodess, Yvan Cournoyer-type speed burner with a tremendous ability to lurk behind the defense, grab the puck, find another gear and score lovely goals seemingly at will.
The current Panthers have some nice things (Bouwmeester isn't having the season he did last year but he's quality, Nathan Horton is my nominee for this generation's Cam Neely–I'm just waiting for the trade to the Bruins, and Jokinen is having a fine career that no one knows about) and they are more button down than they've been at any time since the Stanley run out of the box in the mid-90s.
For the Oilers tonight it'll no doubt be Garon in goal unless he's hurt or called the coach a name. The Kid Line is no doubt going to get their chances and the Horcoff line will have to win the game. Some rough edges on Gilbert Gilbert last game but he's still the only D I can watch without having sphincter issues.
The Edmonton Oilers can win this game. They can also play a full 60 minutes. They just haven't recently is all.


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Fire consumes a barn on Brookview Road in Castleton.
WNYT / Duffer Kendrick
CASTLETON - Fire destroyed a barn Friday afternoon.
Several baby cows were killed. Some pigs and cattle that were inside got out safely.
The flames broke out shortly after 1 p.m. at Peter's Dairy Farm on Brookview Road.
At least ten fire companies were called in to help.
No word yet how the fire started.
The property is owned by Schodack Town Justice, Paul Peter.
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Thursday, October 18, 2012
What I've Been Up To
'Tis the season for change around here I suppose. In case you missed it, I accidentally quit my job last week. If we're being honest, it was good that I got out when I did. This also gives me tons of time to work on my new blog. You heard me! I'm starting a new blog. :) Now don't get all excited, it's nowhere near ready for the public eye yet, but I promise to let you know the minute it's launched.
Right now I'm trying to wrap my mind around Wordpress. It's so different and honestly, I'm a little overwhelmed at the moment. I think I'm taking it a little too seriously but that's what happens when your biggest concerns at the moment are laundry, job applications, and your new blog.
My biggest problem at the moment is the look of my new blog. I want it to look nice and clean and readable without having to pay a fortune for a custom theme. I do intend on paying for a custom theme eventually but for now, I just want something that's not going to turn readers away.
I've heard from so many that the switch to Wordpress is just oh-so-awesome and I really hope I feel that way soon. I think it will be much like the switch from a PC to Mac. A little painful at first but awesome in the end.
I also need to remember that I only bought the site/got on Wordpress yesterday....these things take time.
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Classic Car Enthusiasts Say Business Ripped Them Off
Restoring an old car takes both time and money. But, I bet you, most classic car collectors will tell you it's worth it. These cars mean a lot to them.
So imagine how customers felt when they took their prized cars to a Nashville business to be restored and say they were ripped off.
Consumer investigator Jennifer Kraus went looking for answers.
Folks who are into cold cars call them classics.
They are restored vintage vehicles that are treasured not only for how they look now, but for the memories they help preserve.
James Hill shares an old picture and pointing to the small boy standing in front of a car he says, "That's me when I was about four years old."
Hill grew up with the car, a 1967 Chevelle Malibu.
It used to be his grandmother's. Now, it's his.
But these days, he's got to push it just to get it in and out of his garage.
Hill's wife, Kari, tells NewsChannel 5, "I wanted to see my husband driving this car, the way his grandmother had originally drove it in '67, '68."
The Hills say a man by the name of Mike Nezer promised he'd restore their car.
When NewsChannel 5 went to see Nezer, he told Kraus, "Do not come on my property."
The Hills paid Nezer's company, Classic Muscle, more than sixteen thousand dollars. When they finally got the Chevelle back from Classic Muscle more than a year later, a lot of the work had not been done and many parts were either damaged or altogether missing.
As James Hill stands in front of the shell of his car, he says, "As you can see, I've got no windshield. I've got no rear windshield, no interior, no hood. It's terrible."
And the Hills aren't the only ones who say they were hung out to dry.
Vernon Winfrey, Oprah's father, tells NewsChannel 5, "I'm one of the dissatisfied customers."
Winfrey took his '73 Mustang to Classic Muscle to have the interior redone. He paid twenty-five hundred dollars. But when he picked up his car, he says he had to take it elsewhere to get the job finished.
Winfrey puts what happened to him rather bluntly, explaining, "I got screwed."
When Mike Nezer saw our camera when we went to see him, he yelled, "Don't make this into a big fiasco. Do not make this bad." Then he abruptly went inside and closed the door.
Nezer ran Classic Muscle in Nashville and told customers he had more than thirty years experience repairing and restoring old cars. Then, he was hauled off to jail in Florida for a probation violation. His business partner Tom Williams took over and soon after, Classic Muscle filed for bankruptcy.
Williams later testified in bankruptcy court that the company's books were in shambles and he believed Nezer had stolen money.
When NewsChannel 5 tried to ask Nezer about this, his response was, "If you've got so much negative and positive and dirt, then you need to run that, okay? But you need to stay off all my properties and get off my land."
NewsChannel 5 Investigates discovered that this is not the first time Nezer has been accused of wrongdoing.
He's now facing federal fraud charges for another business he ran in Middle Tennessee called Stencilco.
He's also facing bad check charges in Kentucky.
In Florida, he'd been found guilty of theft, passing worthless checks, and running a gambling house.
While here in Nashville, he's been sued repeatedly by customers who say he failed to do the work they'd paid for.
James Hill says of Nezer, "He is not a man to be trusted."
The Hills say they couldn't believe it when Nezer moved to Robertson County and opened a new Classic Muscle in Greenbrier and then began insisting he'd had nothing to do with the original Classic Muscle in Nashville.
Kari Hill strongly disagrees. "It's an outright lie," she says.
And then there are Nezer's recent claims that he's restoring cars for soldiers while they fight in Iraq.
The Hills also are outraged by that. James Hill's a member of Fort Campbell's 5th Special Forces Group.
He tells NewsChannel 5, "I'm one of those guys that was going over there and waiting to come back to see my car restored. It didn't happen."
James Hill says he took his grandmother's car to Classic Muscle with a dream. But Mike Nezer, the Hills insist, turned the experience into a nightmare.
Kari Hill believes, "The state of Tennessee needs to go after him, to shut his business down. I don't want to see this happen to anyone else. "
An interesting side note to this story is that Tom Williams, the man who was Mike Nezer's partner in the Nashville business had actually been his probation officer here first.
We tried repeatedly to talk with Tom Williams, but he wasn't interested.
As for customers like the Hills, it looks like they lost their money.
The bankruptcy case is still in court and even when it's resolved, they'll never get back all they paid Classic Muscle.
The best advice is to thoroughly check out who you're doing business with when you're having work like this done and don't pay the entire amount up front.
Mike Nezer told us he was not interested in doing an on-camera interview with us until his court cases are resolved. He's scheduled to go on trial on federal fraud charges in January.
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The late musician was Randy California (born Randy Wolfe) of the group Spirit, and the earlier song was Spirit's work "Taurus." In an interview before he died, as NPR reports, California once noted the similarity between the two passages and that Led Zep, before its members became rock royalty, had once been the opening act on an American tour for Spirit.
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Brick veneer poses few structural problems, as long as it can support its own weight all the way down to the foundation, or is supported by properly sized steel lintel angles at door and window openings. But introduce more complicated conditions — a bay window that projects from the main exterior wall, say, or even something as common as a two-car garage door — and brick veneer can start to look like more trouble than it's worth.
As a case in point, how do you support the brick when a lower one-story garage roof meets a two-story wall, with brick on the common wall above the garage roof?
Several JLC readers have posed this question, having seen examples where builders doubled up the roof trusses directly below the brick, then laid the brick directly on the roof deck. I don't recommend this approach, because rafters and trusses carrying the weight of brick would typically not have adequate strength or stiffness to meet most codes. Also, the roof framing will move at a different rate than the wall framing that the brick is anchored to, which could cause visible cracking in the mortar joints.
A better solution is to support the brick above the garage roof with a steel shelf angle bolted to the stud wall at the main-house wall.
Supporting Brick Veneer With Steel
According to the 2006 IRC, this 5/16-inch (minimum) steel angle should measure at least 4 inches by 6 inches, with the long leg oriented vertically and anchored to the framing (see Section R703.7.2). The angle should be set to follow the slope of the roof, with a small gap between the horizontal leg of the angle and the roof deck.
To make installing the brick a bit easier, the steel fabricator should add vertical plates in the crook of the shelf angle at intervals along its length, which will resist the brick's tendency to slide down the slope of the angle.
Another option would be to weld small angles onto the horizontal leg of the primary, sloping angle; this will create a series of small steel seats or terraces that the brick can be started on. These stops are required by code whenever the slope of the roof exceeds 7/12.
For brick veneer to be supported by wood framing in this way, the IRC has a few requirements. First, the veneer must not weigh more than 40 pounds per square foot, which shouldn't be a problem with standard bricks but could be one with thicker jumbo brick or stone.
Second, when the height of a brick-veneer wall above a steel angle exceeds 12 feet 8 inches, the design must be approved by your building inspector.
Third, if the brick is supported by a beam or header (for example, if there is a door opening between the garage and house), the live-load deflection of the header cannot exceed 1/600 of the span length. In this case, live load applies not only to the normal forms like snow on the roof, furniture on the floor, and people at a party, but also to the weight of the supported brick itself.
The point of this requirement is to limit deflections that might cause cracking of the brick.
While building codes permit the use of lag bolts into doubled studs, I prefer to through-bolt the shelf angle into double blocking between the studs. This connection is stronger, and it's easier to hit blocking (rather than the center of a stud) when drilling holes through steel and sheathing. There's a more reasonable margin for error if you step the blocking down with the slope of the roof and lay out bolt holes between the studs.
This blocking needs to be adequately supported. If you simply toenail or through-nail the blocking in place, the force from the bolt could overwhelm the nails, and the blocking could slip down the wall. So think of each double block as a little header between studs, with jack studs supporting each end of each block.
If the block is close to the floor, run the jack studs all the way down to the sill and fasten them to the wall studs with a few nails to lock them in place. If the block isn't close to the floor, pairs of 16-inch-long jacks fastened to the studs with six 16-penny nails will handle more load than any one bolt can carry.
The appropriate bolt size and spacing depends on how much brick veneer is to be supported by the steel angle. When choosing a bolt size and spacing (see chart), keep in mind that smaller bolts spaced closer together are easier to install than larger bolts spaced farther apart, and are structurally superior.
Waterproofing should consist of normal weep holes and flashing at the base of the brick, coupled with step-flashing and counterflashing directly from the roofing to the brick veneer — similar to how you'd flash a chimney. This detail can make the transition at the eaves a little tricky, but simplifies reroofing.
A final requirement — one that many builders seem to skip and many building officials don't seem to be aware of — calls for vertical expansion joints to separate brick supported by wood framing from any adjacent brick that is continuous to — and supported by — the foundation.
To create a proper vertical expansion joint, lay up the brick with a continuous unmortared vertical joint, then finish it with a continuous flexible backer rod and compatible sealant.
These joints will ensure that whatever small movement does occur in the brick over the garage will not cause cracking at the transition to the adjacent brick supported on the foundation.
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A new study published today in the journal Geophysical Research Letters might settle both questions in one fell swoop. The researchers, led by Gifford Miller, a climate scientist at the University of Colorado, Boulder, say new evidence from northern ice sheets suggests the Little Ice Age was triggered by a series of explosive volcanic eruptions between 1250 and 1300 A.D. The cooling effect from volcanoes is short-lived because aerosols rain out of the atmosphere in just a few years. But, according to Miller and his team, feedbacks with ocean circulation patterns and another set of eruptions 150 years later sustained the cooling.
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During the cool spell, advancing glaciers in mountain valleys in northern Europe destroyed towns. Famous paintings from the period depict people ice-skating on the Thames River in London and canals in the Netherlands, places that were ice-free before and after the Little Ice Age. There is evidence also that the Little Ice Age affected places far from Europe, including South America and China.
To find out how the researchers arrived at their results, read the study, Abrupt onset of the Little Ice Age triggered by volcanism and sustained by sea-ice/ocean feedbacks.
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Bette Otto-Bliesner, a co-author of the study and a climatologist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, suggested that the study has important implications for the modern-day climate change discussion.
"I think people might look at the Little Ice Age and think that all we need to save us from rising temperatures are some volcanic eruptions or the geo-engineering equivalent," she said. "But when you see what happened when global temperatures dropped by just one degree and you look at current predictions of six or seven degree increases for the future, you realize how precarious things are for life as we know it."
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Some of us don't bother to signal; others let the light keep blinking. And those habits could reduce or eliminate what insurance covers in an accident.
The next time you are driving, count how many times your fellow drivers fail to use their turn signals. Chances are you will run out of fingers and toes before the engine is warm.
Nearly half of all drivers either don't signal to change lanes or fail to turn the indicator off if they do, according to a newly released report from the Society of Automotive Engineers. Researchers observed 12,000 cars and found a failure rate on lane changes of 48%. One driver in four failed to use a signal to make a turn, the report says.
Those findings back up a 2006 survey conducted by Response Insurance in which 57% of American drivers admitted not using turn signals when changing lanes. Among drivers ages 18 to 24, 71% said they don't use their signals.
Even more disturbing than the statistics were the reasons. Forty-two percent of the signal-avoiders said they didn't have time; 23% admitted they were just too lazy.
Perhaps the rest ran out of blinker fluid. But that momentary lapse comes back to haunt many drivers.
"All drivers have an ongoing duty" to use signals, says SAE report author Richard Ponziani, "just as they have a duty to stop at a stop sign or at a red light."
While failure to signal may seem like a small infraction, improper turning and lane changing (the most frequent infractions associated with failure to signal) cause a lot of car accidents. In New York's most recent tally of accidents, unsafe lane changes were the fifth-most-common cause of accidents, and turning improperly was No. 7.
Nationwide, neglected or improper turn signals cause 2 million car accidents a year, Ponziani says. And for drivers involved in those accidents, a citation for failure to use turn signals could make the difference between a covered repair and a denied claim.
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All states require drivers to use directional signals to indicate their intention to turn, change lanes or pass a vehicle.
The details differ, but the goal is the same: No surprises. Indicators make your fellow drivers aware of your intentions and give them enough time to adapt or respond. While the penalty varies by state, failure to signal is usually a minor traffic violation.
According to Penny Gusner, the consumer analyst at CarInsurance.com, a failure-to-signal citation could affect your insurance in several ways.
Many states do not allow insurers to raise rates for just one ticket, but a failure-to-signal citation could cost you a good-driver discount. That could bump up your premiums by as much as 25%, Gusner says. If your state does allow insurers to ding you for a single moving violation, look for a rate increase in the 5% to 20% range.
But the real cost comes if you're involved in an accident. Comparative negligence laws allow insurance companies to reduce claims proportional to degree of fault, Gusner says. If failing to signal puts you more than 50% at fault for the accident, your claim can be adjusted downward or denied altogether, Gusner says.
And contributory negligence states -- Alabama, Maryland, North Carolina and the District of Columbia -- prohibit a driver from recovering any damages if found even a small amount at fault for the accident.
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I can say that this is a real annoyance to drivers based on my experience when one of my blinkers went on the blink. I got beeped at more in the couple of weeks it took me to get it fixed than I have in all my 30 years of driving.
My other pet peeve? People who fail to turn on their lights (ANY lights) when the weather is bad or the light is fading or dead gone. I've nearly hit several people over the years because they were the only ones in a sea of lights without theirs on. IF YOU"RE DRIVING WITHOUT LIGHTS ON, YOU'RE NOTHING BUT A HOLE TO BE FILLED. TURN ON YOUR LIGHTS!!
Your car doesn't have a blinker on it for looks. USE IT! I will honk at you if you don't use it. I always use mine and have always turned them off after I finish my lane change or turn. And letting it get one little blink in is hardly enough notice before changing lanes. I have only 2 real driving pet peeves, not using the blinker and tailgaters.
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Nature really is beautiful when you step out of the city and into the twisting pathways in a park for a hike. It becomes a whole different world. You become encircled in the different sounds of bugs and animals scurrying throughout the forest on their way. It becomes peaceful. Maybe that's why people get lost sometimes.
I have always been "bigger' than all the other kids. Always. Whether it was taller, or chubbier than all the other kids, I was always, different. As I've grown up, I've grown out. My hips are wide, my butt is big, my breasts are large. But I have never had a flat stomach, small arms, or been called "skinny." This has tormented me for years, always feeling like the reason I wasn't popular or the reason my friends got all the boys was because I was too tall, or too chubby. I was the one with their arms crossed when they sat down, and the one that always turned to the side in pictures. Up until today, this was all still true. Except, I have a boyfriend who I care for dearly, and who loves all of my curves.
I've been seeing all these posts about girls, bigger than I am, who are in love with their bodies. If they can love what they were given, then so can I. My size will never be small. I am never going to be a twig. I'm never going to be a size zero, and I'm okay with that. Yeah, I wish my stomach was flatter and that my thighs were smaller. But I am the way I am for a reason. All I can do with what God has blessed me with is work it! So you know what? I'm going to. I know that it won't always be easy and that there will be days where I still am uncomfortable in my skin, but I will persevere. I am strong.
So today is day one. Today, I love myself. I love my curves, and my body. Today, I won't let anyone make me feel like I'm not good enough because I'm bigger than what these days is considered "beautiful."
because I AM beautiful.
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Vibrations, can you hear them now?
Please help us, from the heavens look down
Our footsteps, God's coming around..
So life doesn't hurt, doesn't hurt so badly..
So life doesn't hurt, doesn't hurt so badly..
Please don't look at life, look at me so sadly.
Life shouldn't hurt, doesn't hurt so badly….."
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A senior Pakistani Taliban commander has been captured in south-eastern Afghanistan in what was hailed as a major sign of much improved relations between the two neighbouring countries.
Maulvi Faqir Mohammad, described as a top-ranking Pakistani member of the Taliban, was captured on Monday, along with three of his bodyguards and a small cache of weapons, in Mohmand Dara district, which shares a border with Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa region.
The ambush was carried out by Afghanistan's intelligence agency, the National Directorate of Security (NDS), and the Afghan police, an official in Nangarhar said.
With some worried that the Taliban could continue to gain ground in both countries, an allied front from the two nations' governments should certainly increase regional stability in the weeks and months to come, and assuage the concerns of some doubters.


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For any new farm building placed in service during 2011, all of these buildings will qualify for 100% bonus depreciation since they are considered 20 year property or less for federal income tax purposes. This includes a machine shed, mobile home for employees, hay shed, house owned by a C corporation, etc.
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Conference Championship Sunday is upon us. Every team left won at least 12 games in the regular season – these should be a great two games. Here are five storylines heading into the AFC and NFC championship games.
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