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Cardiff University has been recognized as one of the UK's top universities. Cardiff's city has lots of on-going activities and is Europe's youngest capital city, small enough to be friendly and big enough to offer the best of living in a major city. The University is based in and around Cardiff's elegant civic centre, five minutes' walk from the city centre. Academic buildings, student residences and the Students' Union are all within a short walk of each other. It has excellent road and rail links with Britain's major towns and cities, and an international airport, and Cardiff is just two hours away from the centre of London by rail.
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Studying at Cardiff University is very interesting because Wales is very nice place to live, especially when I visit some of the amazing places around Cardiff every weekend. Also, Cardiff University has great staff and its support centres are focussed towards helping students. These centres also help students outside their schools to enjoy and develop their skills scientifically. For me, as a chemist, the School of Chemistry here at Cardiff University allowed me to develop a better understanding of chemistry which I did not have it before. I'm eager to try to serve and develop my country Kurdistan as much as I can and to use my knowledge to put a stone into the foundation of science and economy reconstruction so to create a new beginning in Kurdistan.
Mohamed Hassan – Iraq; PhD Student
I am originally from Baghdad and have been studying in Cardiff since 2012. Cardiff is an amazing city with a rich history but also a very modern way of life. There are many beautiful places like Cardiff Bay, Cardiff Castle and the National Museum. Cardiff is very friendly and welcoming, especially in the University where I do not feel like an international student at all! The School of Chemistry is a dynamic and stimulating department in which to study chemistry and it has supportive staff and an abundance of analytical instruments for which to use for your postgraduate research.
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I have been carrying out my research in the area of exhaust catalysis within an industrial project involving academics from Oxford, Birmingham and Cardiff universities collaborating with Johnson Matthey, a renowned precious metals specialist company. I am Indian and Cardiff has always given me a feeling of 'home away from home'. It has welcomed me along with many other international students with a lot of warmth. It is a very student friendly city where you can find people from different cultures and traditions coming together to pursue a variety of courses ranging from Art to science or Business.
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I came to Cardiff from Malaysia in 2009. Currently, my project is to apply computational methods in studying metal-support interactions in Catalysis. Experiments won't tell much at atomistic level. With the complement of theoretical studies, insights of reasonable thermodynamics and reaction pathways/mechanism are obtained. The University's high performance computing system has made this research possible. The staff and colleagues in the School of Chemistry are friendly and supportive in many ways. Cardiff is a diverse city to live in. A hike up Brecon Beacons or enjoying the tranquil surroundings of Cardiff Bay on the weekend helps me to relax from a long week's work.
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I am from Nigeria and my research focusses on the selective oxidation of methanol to formaldehyde using differing metal oxides in the field of Catalysis. Cardiff is a city which is full of history, has lovely weather and has close countryside areas such as the Brecon Beacons. The University is a good home for international students, with the School of Chemistry has many students from all over the world. I am a student within the Cardiff Catalysis Institute (CCI) which is the Centre for excellence in Catalysis research the UK. The CCI has state of the art equipment which allows the group to undertake research in differing areas of Catalysis, Surface Science and Solid-State Chemistry.
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I'm from China and I finished an MSc in Molecular Modelling from Cardiff University in 2012. I am now researching a theoretical and computational chemistry project exploring quantum chemical methods. I'm applying these methods in computation using the Molpro program package. My knowledge of the English language improves daily through interacting with other friendly students and staff within the school.

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Ballandean Estate Wines is an icon in the Queensland Wine Industry. Our family is a pioneer of the Queensland Wine Industry and continue to be a progressive leader of the industry.
The tradition of winemaking on Ballandean Estate was first established in 1930, when Mr Salvatore Cardillo brought his family to settle in the Stanthorpe area. With the flood of Italian immigrants who settled in certain parts of Queensland in the first half of the century came many customs and values from the homeland… including a love of good food and wine.
Salvatore planted some table grapes on his farm, and from these made quantities of bulk red wine, some of which he sold locally. When his son-in-law, Mr Alfio Puglisi, took over the farm in 1941, this practice continued.
When Angelo and Mary Puglisi took over the farm from Angelos' parents in 1968, they saw the potential for a new industry in the area and decided to make wine commercially. Angelo and Mary replanted the vineyard, moving from table grapes to several varieties of wine grapes. These were some of the first wine grapes to be planted on the Granite Belt and continue to produce high quality grapes.
Today Ballandean Estate produces a large range of wines including alternative grape varieties such as Viognier and Sylvaner. In 2009 two new varieties were introduced to the range: Durif and Saperavi.
The production facilities at Ballandean Estate are well-equipped and continual investment ensures that modern technology is well integrated.
Today, the 4th generation, daughters Leeanne and Robyn continue to grow and promote their business and brand alongside Angelo and Mary.
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Congratulations to the Queensland wineries who made the cut in The Big Red Wine Book by Campbell Mattinson and Gary Walsh. Its fantastic to see these wines make the list, no doubt if you visit their websites you will find some more great products.
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Queensland has been growing grapes and producing wine since 1860.
The Granite Belt, with altitudes of 700 to 1250 metres above sea level, has a similar temperature range to central Victoria.
It snows on the Granite Belt! Really!
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Wine tourism is popular - over 90 per cent of the State's winemakers operate a cellar door.
Queensland winemakers are regularly winning gold medals at national and international wine shows.
There are over 950 Bottleshops and Restaurants in Queensland selling Queensland Wine
Queensland Wines have been sold in southern restaurants such as Vue De Monde, Bilsons and Melbourne Convention Centre.
In 2008, a Queensland Chardonnay was named the Winestate – Wine of the Year.
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Guard Your Marriage with Affair-Proof Hedges
- Thursday, April 26, 2007
What are hedges? Hedges are boundaries. In Mark 12:1 Jesus said, "A man planted a vineyard and set a hedge around it." First, the man planted a vineyard. Think of your marriage as a vineyard. You "planted" it the day you said, I do. Next, the man in the parable placed a hedge around his vineyard. Why? Several reasons: to protect it from intrusion by animals and thieves; to keep his vines inside his vineyard; and to separate his territory from his neighbors.
A hedge makes the statement, "Private Property, No Trespassing." The symbolic hedges around our marriages serve the same purposes. As a married couple, your goal, as co-owners of your vineyard, is to keep the good things in—and the bad things out. These HEDGES consist of simple principles that will protect your marriage from external invaders and internal discontent. They are all action words:
Hearing: Listening and speaking with patience and understanding;
Encouraging: Helping each other in thought, word, and deed;
Dating: Keeping it fresh and fun. Build a life that celebrates marriage;
Guarding: Agreeing on your boundaries—and enforcing them;
Educating: Becoming an expert on your mate;
Satisfying: Meeting each other's needs.
Planting the Hedges
Gardeners know that maintaining a hedge is an ongoing task. But first, you've got to plant the hedge. And any gardener will tell you that when planting something, one of the most important considerations is the condition of the soil.
Assuming that Christ is the soil of your marriage, all the hedges, in order to grow to maturity, must be planted in Him. If you're married to a non-Christian, your hedges and your hearts may be divided, creating conflict about the location of boundaries for your marriage as well as large gaps in those boundaries. You'll need to be willing to find creative ways to maintain your Christian "soil" without discounting your mate's needs.
Another important consideration as you plant your hedges is positioning them with room to grow. Last year my husband, Ron, and I hired a "landscape architect" (who charges twice as much as a gardener) to redesign our front yard. It hadn't been updated since the 1970s. So, after he yanked everything out, he planted some scrawny hedges. (Actually, his crew did the work; he just talked on his cell phone and drank iced mochas). The hedges were supposed to act as a fence to keep stray dogs and children off our lawn, but they were about three feet apart.
I asked him, "How can those puny things give us any protection?"
He looked at me as if I was challenging his expertise, and with a condescending tone said, "Trust me; I know what I'm doing. If I plant them any closer, they'd fight for the same sun and water; they'd crowd each other out. They'd all die. They gotta have room to grow."
The same principle applies to your marriage hedges. Plant them with the knowledge that they will grow, change, and fill-in as your marriage matures.
Watering the Hedges
We're all responsible for watering our hedges. But to have enough water to offer our marriages, we must have our own reservoir to draw from.
Spiritual Water
The most important kind of water is Spiritual water, which we get from our relationship with the Lord, who is the Living Water (John 4:10–15). Over the years, Ron and I have read several devotional books together, and it's vital to have a time to read the Bible and pray as a couple. But don't neglect your own, personal relationship with the Lord.
In addition to regular church attendance with my family, I'm reading the One-Year Bible on my own, and Ron is listening to a series of Christian teaching tapes in his car. We often share with each other the new things we've learned. Sometimes he tells me a story or gives me an example from one of the tapes, and he likes to hear about my new insights as well.
In seeking spiritual water, let the Lord direct you. Ask Him to show you how to build your marriage into a strong reservoir full of deep Living Water.
Intellectual Water
The second way to water your relationship is with intellectual water: new information. Ron and I have many diverse interests and, while we do most of our activities together, we each have a few things we do alone. I'm a member of Toastmaster International, a wonderful group that trains public speakers, and I attend the weekly meeting at 6:30 A.M. so I don't cut into family time. When I come home, Ron usually asks, "How'd it go? Did you win any more ribbons?" Or "What were the speeches about?"
Ron plays basketball every Saturday morning with a group of men at a local college. When he gets home, I usually ask, "How did you play? Did you learn any new moves?" With my encouragement, he'll talk for twenty minutes and give a play-by-play description of the game. We both try to have new information to tell each other every day. But it wasn't always that way.
When Nick was a toddler, I was at home most of the time and my days were so repetitive that I felt like I lived in the Bill Murray movie Ground Hog Day. I knew that Ron liked me to talk about something other than how many socks the dryer ate and how hard it is to get spaghetti sauce stains out of Tupperware. So I made it a point to have something new to tell him every day. I started reading the newspaper so we could talk about current events and joined a "Mommy and Me" class so I'd have stories from the "outside." In the process of these new activities, I formed new interests and he looked forward to hearing what I had to say—and so did I.
Safely inside the Hedges
When we talk with couples who are having marriage troubles, one of them usually says, "I'm bored—our marriage just isn't very exciting anymore. All we ever do is talk about the kids and bills and watch TV. I know everything my spouse is going to say before he [or she] says it. We're in a deep, predictable rut. I need some excitement!"
Can you guess where they go to get their thrills? Yep, outside the hedges. That's why it's important to have some outside interests to talk about. Have your own "well" of experience to draw from. Keep your relationship watered with new information—both spiritual insights and unique, interesting activities.
A marriage that is well watered will have deep roots and will withstand the storms of life. If your relationship is in a drought, however, and its roots are weak and shallow, then the wind and erosion—life's problems—will damage and eventually destroy your marriage. So keep your hearts safely inside your strong, healthy hedges.
"Above all else, guard your heart, for it affects everything you do." Proverbs 4:23
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Great question. The short answer is yes, they can die, but usually don't. First we need to look at a map of where lightning actually strikes the Earth, like this one from NASA:
As you can see, lightning strikes land far, far more than it does water. But it still happens at some level, and saltwater is a good conductor because of all the dissolved ions. But fish don't usually die en masse in lightning strikes, and can be completely unaffected just a few meters below the surface.
The lightning bolt's current simply doesn't penetrate deeply into the water, but instead radiates outward along the surface, as seen in this experiment, photographed in National Geographic:
I've seen this phenomenon attributed to two things. The first is called the skin effect, where electrical pulses travel primarily on the surface of good conductors like copper wire. The second is due to the fact that air ionizes (forms the "bolt") much easier than water, so the current instead dissipates over a thin layer of air at the water's surface. This is a similar phenomenon to why being in a car or plane when it gets struck by lightning doesn't kill you.
I'm not sure that physics has decided which is the right answer, but lightning doesn't penetrate the surface of the ocean beyond a few feet, if it penetrates at all. And after a few tens of meters on the surface, the bolt dissipates. As long as the fish are deep enough, which they almost always are, they survive just fine!
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"April 8 is a day many won't forget," says Pulaski resident Loraine Brown. "I know I won't."
For years, blue tarps covered parts of Pulaski and the sounds of hammers echoed down the street. Brown now looks out into a new neighborhood from her front porch. She was inside her home when it got ripped apart.
"It is amazing," Brown says. "You used to not be able to look this way with all the trees, and now I can see to the top of Maple Street. What they have done, if it hasn't touched people's hearts, it has to, it really needs to, because they have touched me."
Along with Brown's home, the county fixed 100 homes, 29 completely rebuilt. It was all possible thanks to more than 1,600 volunteers and $973,000 in donations, says county administrator Pete Huber.
"It has come a tremendous distance," Huber says. "We still have a long way to get, but there has been a tremendous amount of progress. It has been a heartwarming experience."
Huber says Brown's story is a perfect example of how the community came together during a difficult time. Brown not only helped build her home but get other homes ready for families before moving day.
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There have been just far too many inconsistencies this year for the Hurricanes to get into the playoffs. They are averaging just 2.6 goals per game this year, but games like Sunday's 2-0 loss to the Florida Panthers are occurring far too often. Save for Eric Staal, it just doesn't feel like there is a player on this team that can step up and take over a game on the offensive side of the ice. Worse has been the defense, which ranks dead last in the league in shots allowed at 32.3 per game. That just isn't going to cut it no matter how good of a net minder Cam Ward is, and in the end, though he does have 24 wins, he also has a 2.80 GAA, which isn't all his fault. The team ranks No. 25 in the league in total defense at 2.9 goals per game, and the penalty kill has been atrocious at just a 78.2 percent kill rate. This isn't going to get it done, even in the lowly Southeast Division, and we are puzzled as to why this team didn't make some major moves to bring in some youth at the trade deadline.
The Rangers had lost three in a row before getting back on track with a win over the New York Islanders in overtime at home on Sunday. The team is still in the driver's seat for the top seed in the East and potentially the Presidents' Trophy as well, but the gap is definitely a heck of a lot smaller now than it was before. New York might need to finish with 110 points to make sure that it gets the job done, as the Pittsburgh Penguins are charging hard to get to the top of the league. There are going to be four teams that finish this year with at least 45 wins in this division in all likelihood, and that is a tremendous accomplishment. What is puzzling us right now for New York is the team's defense. Henrik Lundqvist and Martin Biron made up one of the best goaltending tandems in hockey before this recent stretch. Now all of a sudden, there are six straight games with at least three goals allowed, and the team has dropped back to No. 3 in the league in total defense at just 2.1 goals per game conceded.
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Geography of Bontoc, Mountain Province, Philippines
Mountain Province is bounded on the north by the provinces of Kalinga, Apayao and Abra; on the south by the mountains of benguet and Ifugao; on the east by Isabela and the west by the province of Ilocos Sur. It extends to an area of 229,231 hectares where 83% is mountainous while 17% make up hills and valleys .
Principally, the province is composed of high mountain ranges, limited terraces and floodplains. It is a province of rivers, falls, mountains and caves. Such a terrain nurtures a sturdy and hardworking people.
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The highest elevation in the municipality is found in Mount Kalawitan, barangay Bayyo with an elevation of 2, 714 meters above sea level (ASL) located at the southern part of the municipality while the lowest is in barangay Tocucan with an elevation of 800 meters (ASL) where all major rivers and creeks drain eastward. (this article verbatim from: http://www.nerbac-car.ph/
Location of Bontoc, Mountain Province, Philippines
Bontoc is the capital town of Mountain Province with a total land area of approximately 39,610 hectares. It is located at the heart of the province with mean coordinates of 17o 05' latitude and 120o 56' longitude. The Municipality is bounded on the north by municipality of Tubo, Abra: on the northeast by Municipality of Sadanga, on the east by municipality of Barlig: on the south by municipality of Banaue and Hungduan, Ifugao; on the southwest by Sabangan, Mountain Province and on the west by Sagada, and Besao, Mountain Province, and is 146 kilometers away from Baguio City.
History of Bontoc, Mountain Province, Philippines
The history of the province is replete of intriguing past as many varied stories and circumstances were recounted by elders. Suffice it to say that the origin of the province has not been recorded. Spanish exploratory attempts to conquer Mountain Province were made between 1566 to 1665. Total subjugation of the area was never achieved throughout the three (3) centuries of Spanish rule because the fierce, warlike and hostile Igorots and formidable travel obstacles intimidated the Spaniards. Spanish occupation of some portions of the Cordilleras ended on September 3, 1899 when the Spanish headquarters in Bontoc was taken by Filipino forces. Some brave Igorots joined their lowland brothers in the fight against the Americans in 1898. After the establishment of the civil government during the American occupation in 1901, Mountain Province became a special province of the Philippines in 1907. Bontoc-Lepanto, Amburayan, Ifugao, Kalinga, Benguet and
Apayao comprised the sub-provinces. Samuel Cane, the provincial supervisor, was appointed governor and Bontoc was made the capital town. In 1908, the old Mountain Province was created with seven (7) sub-provinces which later was merged into five (5) provinces: Benguet, Ifugao, Bontoc, Apayao, Kalinga (BIBAK). In 1967, the division of these five provinces gave birth to four (4) new provinces namely: Benguet, Ifugao, Kalinga-Apayao and Mountain Province.
The sub-province of Bontoc retained its name Mountain Province and maintained Bontoc as its capital town. On March 25, 1967, Mt. Province became an independent province. Then President Ferdinand E. Marcos, appointed and inducted into office the first provincial officials. This new province came into operation on April 7, 1967, hence, this day is celebrated as Mountain Province Day. On June 15, 1987, Mountain Province became part of the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR). (this article verbatim from: http://www.visitmyphilippines.com/
People of Bontoc, Mountain Province, Philippines
Mountain Province boasts of being the first province to be evangelized by the American missionaries and so most of its people particularly, the elders could speak English. Aplai is the major dialect. The inhabitants could also speak Ilocano and Filipino.
Local Government Unit LGU of Bontoc, Mountain Province, Philippines
The Sangguniang Panlungsod is composed of the City (Municipality) Vice-Mayor as Presiding Officer, regular Sanggunian members (Councilors), the President of the Association of Barangay Captains and the President of the Sangguniang Kabataan.
They shall exercise and perform the legislative powers and duties as provided for under Republic Act No. 7160, otherwise known as the Local Government Code of 1991. Shall consider and conduct thorough study all matters brought to their attention and consequently pass resolutions, enact ordinances and to introduce recommendations.
- Elected officials of Bontoc for the term of 2013-2016
- Mayor of Bontoc: ODSEY, FRANKLIN - INDEPENDENT
- Vice-Mayor of Bontoc: PUMA-AT, PETER - INDEPENDENT
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Schools in Bontoc, Mountain Province, Philippines
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Economy of Bontoc, Mountain Province, Philippines
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Natural Resources of Bontoc, Mountain Province, Philippines
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The Philippines is a tropical country and practically anything will grow. The DENR has the planting trees project that goes on every year. Lots of picture taking for the media. Planting trees one by one is the "human" way of doing it. This individual planting of trees is good if done to "line" the roads and highways with trees or along fences or property divisions, or if you have a plantation.
To reforest the nation of the Philippines we have to plant trees the "mother nature" way. Sow the seeds during the rainy season. Go deep into "bald" forests and plant trees by sowing seeds. If there's not enough volunteers to do this, use the military helicopters to fly over the designated areas and sow the seeds.
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We are using our rivers as our sewer system. If you ask a Filipino, "Are the Filipinos a clean people?" The answer is an automatic, "Yes!". However, the Filipinos are suffering from the same disease or attitude as most people do, and that is the "NIMBY" disease or "NIMBY" attitude. (NIMBY) Not In My Back Yard. So it is OK to dump my garbage and sewer there. Not mine! Someone else will take care of it.
This attitude is killing our rivers. Your great-grandparents, grandparents or parents were once proud to tell the stories of how they enjoyed swimming in the river behind your house or nearby. However, you can't say the same or tell the same stories to your kids or grand kids. Why? Because your generation is killing the river.
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We have so much water in the Philippines and yet very little to drink.
Instead of relying too much on Diesel fuel and Coal to generate the majority of Philippine's Electrical energy Supply, we can concentrate more on renewable and sustainable source of energy such as: Hydro Power, Solar Power, and Wind Power. We have too many black outs.
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Festivals, Fiestas and Traditions of Bontoc, Mountain Province, Philippines
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I really do think that Wrath is going to be a HUGE disappointment for dedicated raiders. Burning Crusade went live with 4 25-man raids, while I suspect that Wrath will be released with just 2 (yes those two will have 10-man versions, so they can claim there are 4 raids available on release, but still).
So far we have seen just Naxx10 go up for testing, and supposedly we're marching quickly towards the expansion's release. Time is running short to implement more raids beyond Naxx and whatever the second will be.
It's pretty clear to me that Blizzard has done the math and decided that casual content and arena are much more important to its future than hardcore raiding (plus the expense of designing and balancing a new season of arena gear is vastly less than designing and testing a new set of raids). As someone who has spent the last year and a half raiding (and yet can't break a 1700 arena rating to save my life), I am not looking forward to Wrath as much as I would like to be.
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"Son" by Lois Lowry is the follow up to her highly acclaimed and challenged book "The Giver". In "Son" the reader is given more than a glimpse behind the curtain of a land where utopia prevails. The main character is Claire who gave birth to the child that prompted the "new giver" Jonas to leave the only place they had ever known. In a place where everything is perfectly void of mistakes, how is it that Claire knows that something is wrong. Why does she feel a longing to see "her son"? How does she even know that she had a "son"? What lengths will she go through to find him? Who is the devil-like character that stands in the way of Claire being reunited with Gabe?
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RE: jig for installing stair treads between existing stair skirts
Tread to Riser formula is relitively simple...the total tread/riser relationship should equal 17" to 18". That is to say, if your treads are 10" wide, the risers should be about 7-8" high. This will produce a 'stair angle' that is both comfortable and safe to use. Normally, you don't want risers less than 7" (too shallow) or much higher then 8 inches (too steep).
To determine the number of treads require, take the total rise (from lower floor level to the top of the next level) and divide by '7'. Lets say you just built a deck that's 6' off the ground. Divide the total rise (72") by 7 (the majic number) and you find you need 10 treads. Now divide the 10 treads into the 72" total rise and you find each riser is 7.2" (close enough to 7 1/4). Use a framing square to mark off the successive '10' and '7 1/4' layout lines.
After you cut the stringers, remove the thichness of the tread (say 1 1/2") from the bottom of the stringer. You will be adding this amount back when you attach the treads. For example, if your risers are 7 3/4" and the treads are 2X10's (which are only 1 1/2" thich) remove 1 1/2" from the bottom of the stringer. Now the first tread is only 6 1/4 tall, the rest are 7 3/4, and the stringer comes up 1 1/2" short of the decking. By adding the treads (1 1/2" thick) everything comes out the same 7 3/4" and the top tread is the same level as the decking.
Too confusing??? Just give me a call. I'd be happy to come over and give you a hand building the stairs (my pet project).
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A large brick building in downtown Houma, La., makes a great home and offers the best views of Mardi Gras parades.
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Greg Fakier's family has lived in the charming town of Houma, La., for three generations.
Fakier has long dreamt of settling down in town and he got his wish when he and his wife, Manon, purchased a century old photography studio. He knew they were doing the right thing when he found an old photograph of his father developed by the photo studio that used to occupy the second floor of his building.
Despite its state of complete disrepair, they were determined to convert the historic building into a chic, urban loft-like home. None of their friends could understand why they decided to take on such an arduous task. But now the Fakiers have one of the best views of Houma's Mardi Gras parade and, as a bonus, no yard work.
The building has 10,000-square-feet of space. The Fakiers live on the second floor and use the first floor as professional and retail use. They stripped old wood from the bricks and used it to restore damaged areas in the house, such as the master bedroom. One of the upstairs rooms was badly damaged, so instead of rebuilding the room they took off the roof and created a spacious outdoor patio. To get the loft ambiance Manon was after, the living area, kitchen and dining areas are all in one vast space. The old photographer's office is now a game room filled with eclectic antiques and collectibles.
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The Complete Idiot's Guide to Designing your Own Home
Hot off the presses is the The Complete Idiot's Guide to Designing your Own Home.
The guide just hit shelves in May of this year and could be just the help needed for those of you who have embarked on the road of designing for yourselves.
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Author/architect Oreste Drapaca brings over 15 years of expertise to the writing of this book, explaining the methods and techniques he has used to design homes and apartments for all budgets. Drapaca is also an experienced teacher and project architect at the internationally renowned architectural firm, I.M. Pei and Partners.
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You know who you use this book? That couple from Dream House Diary Blog on nytimes.com. Anyone else read that? They are starting to seem to me to be Complete Idiots. I'm really starting to understand why all my architect friends are so miserable. Working with client like this must be a total drag.
Um, yeah. There's a reason that architects have to spend years in school, usually have a Master's degree, and also have to pass an exam and be registered by the state to practice architecture -designing a building is a technical and complicated process, even a house. People who think they can be their own architect because the have a "flair" for design really frustrate me. Would they be willing to represent themselves in court or treat their own illness after reading a book...Probably not. Architects, engineers, lawyers and doctors are all professionals. You can't learn it from reading a "How To" book.
I'm with bklynarch. Anyone who designs their own home after reading a book deserves to have to live in that home for the rest of their days.
My architect wrote this book. :) Buy it buy it!
Maybe you can't learn the entire profession of architecture from reading a book, but certainly a book like this can help "common" people better understand and articulate the options available to them. Heaven forbid someone without a Masters Degree in architecture have an opinion about their own home's design.
A clever architect might recommend something like this book to clients, as a tactful way of sending the message that staircases really do take up that much volume, building codes are laws rather than suggestions, and making the place bigger will cost more when you go to build.
I suspect that some architect pains come from dealing with people who work all day in high-powered jobs where (a) you can negotiate anything and (b) changes can be made late in the project without disaster. The client doesn't necessarily grok that building departments (and the laws of physics) are surprisingly intransigent, nor that once the foundation is poured, certain decisions are literally set in stone.


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It's an office that does much more than just helps farmers. It tries to spur economic growth in underserved parts of the state.
The office hosted a meeting in Calhoun County Thursday night to come up with ways to improve that area.
"They don't come back because there's really no income here," said Brittany Whitaker, Calhoun County Resident.
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The USDA Office of Rural Development held this forum to find out the needs of people here and help prioritize them.
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Can urban beehives increase food production?
It has been estimated that somewhere between fifty and ninety percent of the colonies of bees in US beekeeping operations have collapsed from a phenomenon known as Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD). This disorder is characterized by the disappearance of bees from a colony, but a lack of dead bodies to explain where they went. Some scientists believe that the culprit is a virus known as the Israeli acute paralysis virus (Cox-Foster et al, 2007). CCD is causing the collapse of bee colonies all over the world, reducing pollination rates, and causing essential food sources to become more scarce and more expensive. Noah Wilson-Rich, a scientist who studies bee diseases, has suggested an easy solution to the problem: urban beekeeping. In his Ted Talk "Every City Needs Healthy Honey Bees", Wilson-Rich shares that bees are actually surviving better in urban environments than rural ones. He suggests that increasing the number of urban beehives, along with introducing green roofs and urban gardens, will allow food production to begin to increase (while also reducing the prices of many crops). In many cities in the United States it is illegal to have a beehive because people are allergic and/or afraid of bees, but in some countries urban beekeeping is thriving (Paris, France is a great example!).
Do you think it is possible for the United States to develop an urban beekeeping industry? Would it have enough of a positive outcome to outweigh the downsides of urban beehives?
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After much conversation, I think it is safe to say that most people think that urban beehives will have a positive influence on honey bee populations and biological diversity in urban environments. However, many people pointed out that this will not solve the issue of colony collapse disorder that is facing bees. Much more research needs to be done to determine what the true culprit of this phenomenon is (possibilities are neonicotinoid pesticides, varroa mites, Israeli acute paralysis virus, etc), but in the meanwhile urban beehives can help to maintain populations. It was mentioned a few times throughout the conversation that many people will be opposed to the introduction of urban beehives due to the rather large portion of our society that is afraid of and/or allergic to bees. To get around this, many people suggested that schools implement some sort of program to teach the public that honey bees are actually nothing to be afraid of, and that they will only harm you if you harm them. In addition, keeping beehives in places that are out of public view will help to alleviate some issues relating to neighborly disputes and accidental stings. One good technique is to place hives on rooftops, which will force bees to fly at a higher elevation and reduce the amount of bee-human interactions. Another issue with urban beekeeping is that there are much fewer food resources for bees in urban environments than rural ones, so it was decided that an urban beekeeping industry will only be successful in places where urban gardens and/or green roofs are also successful. Overall, it sounds like urban beekeeping has a good chance in the U.S., as long as we begin to educate people about honey bees and how critical they are for food production.
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Shiyu TangMay 22 2013: Yes, I do think it is possible for the U.S to allow urban beekeeping. As we know, honeybees are playing vital role in our ecosystem since they are responsible for pollinating flowering plants and crops. Plants require these process to reproduce, thus the increasing number of urban honeybees will definitely sustain our food supply chain. Many people will consider the downside of urban beehive such as allergic or sting. However, bees seem do pretty well in urban environment. According to bee expert Noah Wilson-Rich, he reported in his article
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"Pink" may be Steven Tyler's "fav-o-rite co-lor, but the jury's still out on whether he's down with brown (skin). Current American Idol judge Nicki Minaj thinks that the former Idol judge and Aerosmith frontman is a racist for assuming that she'd send Bob Dylan "to the cornfield" if he were to app ... More >>
All is not well on the set of American Idol. More evidence that Nicki Minaj and Mariah Carey despise one another was revealed last night after a video of the two Idol judges bickering like two drunk Hialeah chongas at an Ale House was leaked onto the Internet. According to TMZ, Nicki and Mariah ... More >>
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Neighborhoods across the county will be buzzing on Aug. 7 as they celebrate the 28th Annual National Night Out event.
National Night Out is sponsored by the National Association of Town Watch (NATW) and co-sponsored by the various law enforcement agencies. The purpose of the event is to promote neighborhood spirit and police-community relations.
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From at least 6 to 9 p.m. on Aug. 7, residents in neighborhoods throughout the City of Westminster will lock their homes, turn on outside lights and spend the evening outside with neighbors and police, according to a news release. Any questions about Westminster neighborhood events can be directed to Sgt Keith Benfer at 410 857-9282.
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- Dutterer's Park from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
- Eagleview Homeowners Association at the corner of Tahoma Rd and Firestone Rd from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
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