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Some computers will not print Publisher files? These being the LRC we got a problem.
Will those computers print other things?
Have you copied something from the publisher file into word or notepad to see if it will print
have you tried another printer?
'spect you have but just trying to get it straight in my mind!
Publisher 2000/2003? Printer have a space or "-" in the name? It doesn't work with printers with spaces or dashes, at least when I tried (*everything* else worked, just not publisher).
I have a similar problem... the only way tat kids can print in colour from Publisher is to first print in mono(otherwiese they receive an error message). Most odd!
I exlain that Publish is rubbish and that they should use a proper program.
plublisher is a funny programme one of the main problems with it is that it configures itself to the printer settings ie if you have you printer set to mono and and want to print it does not like to be printed to any other printer. as most (i know we do ) of the time the default printer is b and w laser or simlar publisher attaches itself to this printer and dont like to be changed. what ver of pub are you using ?? as i thought they had sorted this out on 2003. there are sevral was to work around this.
We have found that it actually stores the previous printer in a Reg frag. This led to students either trying to print to printers unavailable or printing across the school with out realising it. Only way to solve is to reselect the printer. That is even if it is showing the correct printer click the drop down box and select the same printer. Right pain but we are looking at fixing it by wiping that reg frag.
One thing to make sure of with Publisher is that the share name and the real name is the same. I gets us every time.


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Click this link, watch the videos (you have to watch he entire video), look at pictures, do it all! It all helps us get points! You guys would be making my day!
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Please don't text and drive. I was taken away on a body board while my best friend was left standing in the middle of the highway with a jerk who clearly had no remorse for what he did. Stay safe on the roads.2nd July, Wednesday — Reblog
So the other day I was getting out of the shower and leaned out too far. I slipped on my back foot and fell. My head collided with the towel bar next to the shower on the wall and this pretty thing happened. They didn't want to stitch it so they just glued it. I think they should have stitched it because the glue is coming off already after only 2 days and it's bleeding. Doctors know best though, ha!28th June, Saturday — Reblog
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So, I've been listening to Dan + Shay's new album over and over since it first came out and I've come up with a lot of Liam fiction ideas for the entire album. I've decided that I'm going to challenge myself to write a little one shot/imagine for each of the songs on the album. I'll post the updates here and on the masterlist =)
Where It All Began
Show You Off
Stop Drop + Roll
19 You + Me
What You Do To Me
Can't Say No
First Time Feeling
Nothin' Like You
Somewhere Only We Know
Parking Brake
I Heard Goodbye
Party Girl
Close Your Eyes
Every since Sophia and I broke up, I had always had this dark cloud hanging over my head, this sort of disparaging feeling that would only allow me to feel like I was okay for a moment or two and then I would be back to my old ways - drinking, crying, holding out for the moment when she would change her mind and forgive me for ending things. Then I met her.
Maddie was a ray of sunshine from the moment I saw her standing across the beach with her best friend Gabby. I don't know what it was about her that made me want to just walk across the hot sand and say hi, but I did it and I will never regret that. Every single day for the last month, I've done nothing but pour all of my time and energy into this girl and I can't make myself hate it. No matter how many nightmares I still have about Sophia, no matter now many drinks I pour and never end up drinking, all of the time spent with Maddie will always trump that.
So today, we are standing in the blinding July sun in the middle of Los Angeles, wet suits soaked and there is a smile on my face. I flip my dripping hair out of my face and look at her - my saving grace. She's giggling and fiddling around with the strap that tethers her green and hot pink surfboard to her ankle. Today, she wanted surf lessons. I had let her know very bluntly that I wasn't going to take it easy on her if she was serious about learning this taxing sport. In truth, I was taking it as easy as I possibly could because I couldn't bear to do anything to her that would cause pain.
"All right, Maddie!" I call to her as she paddles back out and I slosh into the white foam, "Nice and easy, just like I showed you. That's it!" She squeals loudly as a small wave of salt water splashes into her face. I smirk and shake my head.
"Come on, Mad!"
A voice carries to me from the beach and I peek behind myself for a moment to see Maddie's best friend, Gabby, lounging in the soft sand with the long haired and baby-faced Harry Styles, who always seemed to be tagging along, but never joining in the festivities. Not that I think that ever bothered Gabby, as she was usually the one he hung out with on the outings.
I take a deep breath and look back just as Maddie grabs the front of the board and jumps to her feet suddenly. The water crashes over her and without warning she's thrown from the surfboard and falls face first into the water, receiving a mouthful of it. I purse my lips and watch as she resurfaces, spluttering and spitting out the saltiness. She glares at me and I can't help but giggle.
"I'm never going to get this!" she cries and slaps the water hard with her open hands.
"Aw come on," I coddle, "It just takes practice. You'll get it in no time. I promise." She continues to glare at me and the tether on her ankle catches the board and it floats back to her, conking her on the side of her head. I slap my hand over my mouth to hold back a burst of laughter and she sighs, standing up, but I catch the ghost of a smile on her lips. Her next try isn't much more successful than the last, but she keeps trying for all she's worth.
It goes on like this for the rest of the afternoon: paddling, jumping up, falling, spluttering, words of wisdom, and another try. It goes well into the evening, when the sun is setting, and after Gabby and Harry have bid us both farewell to go have dinner some place on the boardwalk. I'm standing in the surf again, watching Maddie, exhausted with exertion, climb onto her board over and over and fall just as much. I'm starting to get hungry, but I'm not going to tell her that. I don't want to ruin this moment, watching her in the setting sun, her hair slick with salt-water, trying to catch the perfect wave; but my stomach is becoming uncomfortably tight with its growling and churning.
Finally, finally, I watch her lift her legs under herself, pushing her body into the standing position on the board and she doesn't fall. She rides the wave, on and on, until she's gliding toward me, a look of glee on her face. Without warning, the board catches the shoreline and she falls sideways from it, crashing directly into my chest, causing me to stumble backward. I wrap my arms around her to keep her from hitting the ground and she giggles loudly.
"I did it!" she shouts into my face, my arms still around her, "I surfed! That was so awesome!" She looks up at me and I smirk at her.
"You did," I tell her, "Good job." She grins at me.
"Thank you so much for teaching me, Liam!" she says, "This has been the best day ever." I smile at her again, silently agreeing in my head, and without warning, before I know what I'm doing, I press my lips down into hers. At first there's nothing, no return. But then her mouth folds into mine and it's wild, slow, sweet, and earth-shattering - our first kiss. And as I pull away from her and watch her smile in the sunset, her eyes shining, I can't help but hope that it's my last first kiss.26th May, Monday — Reblog
All You Ever Wanted
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Before You Leave Me
chapter 1
chapter 2
chapter 3
chapter 4
chapter 5
chapter 6
chapter 7
chapter 8
chapter 9
chapter 10
chapter 11
chapter 12
chapter 13
chapter 14
chapter 15
chapter 16
chapter 17
Hey everyone! I've gotten a lot of requests for there to be a masterlist to all of my stories, so here it is!
One Shots
Imagine #1
I Drive Your Truck
Take Me Out of this World
Cold; The Anniversary
Untitled <-/- Dirty
All That You Wanted
No Air <-/- Dirty
"Damn That Felt Good."
"I love you, too."
Where'd You Go?
Bottom's Up <-/- Dirty
Last First Kiss
Chaptered Stories
Before You Leave Me
All You Ever Wanted
Liam took a deep breath, looking at the floor. He was standing on stage in the middle of London. The last time he'd been on this stage, he'd walked off during a sound check and hadn't returned. Everything about that day and the day following would never leave his mind. Sitting in the hospital waiting room…waiting…waiting for something, anything that would tell him that his reason for being, his reason for existing would still be there. He grabbed the microphone.
"Before I start this next song," he said, "I want to share something with all of you. November 2013 was a month that completely changed my life. My life has been a whirlwind of emotions since then because of someone that I would spend my life fighting for." He looked across the stage to see her standing in the stage door, shaking her head at him, smirking. He grinned at her.
"Come here," he told her. She shook her head again and walked out onto the stage, smiling at the crowd that already knew her name. He stood in front of her, only inches from her face. He smiled at her, taking her hand in the one of his that wasn't holding the microphone.
"This song is kind of about telling somebody, 'Yes, we've been together for a while and everything about us makes sense. And figuring out everything that makes the perfect relationship and this is it. This is what I've been dreaming about;'" he smiled at her and she chuckled, "But also, 'Beyond telling you all the things that I've told you. And beyond telling you that I need you and I can't live without you, I feel like I need to tell you that I just want to be with you and nothing will ever come between us.'" She smirked at him and he bit his lip for a moment. Niall cleared his throat behind him. Liam chuckled.
"When I wrote this song," he started, looking at her more seriously, "I didn't realize that I was writing it about you." She laughed. He smiled at her.
"I asked Niall a few weeks ago how it was that he knew that he wanted to spend the rest of his life with Alex," he informed her, "He told me that it's all the little things that matter." She smirked at him.
"Like what?" she asked and he laughed.
"All those little things, like the way your eyes sparkle when the sun gets too bright," he said, "The way your nose wrinkles when you laugh - and I mean a real laugh, not that fake giggle you give everyone else." She scoffed and then chuckled incredulously. He laughed with her.
"The way you smile when you think no one is watching," he said, getting suddenly serious, "All those goofy faces you make when you want someone to think you don't understand - just like that!" He laughed as she pulled a face as if she had no idea what he was talking about. She grinned.
"That gentle, but fierce emotion I can hear in your voice when you sing," he told her, "The fact that it doesn't matter what I'm talking about or how long I've been talking, you always seem be genuinely interested in everything that is coming out of my mouth, even though you've fallen asleep on me a time or two. That only seems to happen during games, though. Weird." The crowd in front of them laughed. She smirked at him.
"And most of all, how much you truly care about everybody around you," he said, looking into her eyes. She gave him a small, sincere smile. He took a deep breath and plowed on.
"I live for little things like that," he told her, "I know it doesn't seem like this could have been completely thought-through and I know we haven't been together that long, but I don't want to wake up another day without you there." She smiled at him and nodded at him, letting him know that she felt the same. And then, beyond anything that she could have ever imagined he'd do, he fell to one knee in front of her. She gasped loudly, throwing her hand to her mouth. Tears filled her eyes.
"Azlynn," he said, holding a black velvet box out to her, "Will you marry me?" She looked at the ring in front of her and tears started to pour from her eyes. She nodded frantically at him.
"Yes," she gasped through tears. He grinned at her and pulled the ring from the box, standing up. He slipped it onto her finger and then pulled her into his arms, hugging her. She broke into a sob in his chest. He was laughing at her. He grabbed her face in his hands and didn't bother speaking into the microphone this time.
"I love you so much," he told her. She smiled and sniffed.
"I love you, too," she told him and he kissed her. With that, he grabbed his Martin and put his microphone back onto its stand.
"This is called 'You & I,'" he grinned and started to play the acoustic guitar with Niall.
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The Daily Dolphin
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40 years ago today: Csonka, Kiick, Warfield shock Dolphins, NFL by jumping to WFL
- 9:48 am Monday, March 31st, 2014 by Andrew Abramson
Free agency and the salary cap have made it difficult to keep Super Bowl champs intact in today's NFL.
But in the era before free agency and the cap, the Dolphins were still gutted in their glory days thanks to a fledgling football league that didn't even last two seasons.
On March 31, 1974 — just two months after Miami won its second consecutive Super Bowl title — star fullback Larry Csonka, receiver Paul Warfield and tailback Jim Kiick — shocked the football world by announcing they had signed a package deal with the Toronto Northmen of the new World Football League. The deal paid the players a combined $3 million over three years. It was an unheard amount of money at the time.
Dolphins owner Joe Robbie said he was "torpedoed" and that the players' agents had tried to get Robbie to put $3 million in a bank account to keep them in Miami. Robbie refused. Dolphins coach Don Shula said he was "disappointed, shocked, sick." Many teammates, however, applauded the move and thought it might lead to larger contracts in the NFL.
Csonka, Warfield and Kiick, who each had one year left on their contracts with Miami, said negotiations were going nowhere with the Dolphins. Kiick admitted that he was jumping in part for playing time. He had been been demoted to No. 3 back the previous season following the rise of Mercury Morris.
Miami Dolphins trying hard to recapture frustrated fan base and re-connect with South Florida community
- 10:14 am Monday, June 4th, 2012 by Post Staff
In case you haven't been paying attention, the Dolphins have been undergoing "seismic shifts" this offseason, as CEO Mike Dee put it a week ago, both on and off the field.
The goal of the Dolphins' offseason in 2012 has been as much about improving the football product under new coach Joe Philbin as it has been improving the team's image and winning back a fan base that has grown angry and apathetic over the past few seasons.
As we wrote in Sunday's newspaper, the culture of secrecy instilled by Nick Saban in 2005 and taken to new heights by Bill Parcells in 2008 is now a thing of the past. The Dolphins are trying to reconnect with their fans and going back to a "football first approach," Dee said – one that focuses on the Dolphins' tradition and the product on the field and not on the supposed South Beach atmosphere the team promoted the past three seasons.
The new marketing strategy probably won't bring fans back to the stadium if the Dolphins don't also win some games – or at least not in the numbers the Dolphins hope for. Whether you believe their new organizational direction is sincere or not, you can't argue that the Dolphins aren't trying.
Here is a list of all the ways the Dolphins have reached out to their fans this offseason:
NFL.com contest to determine Top 10 draft picks ever
- 2:24 pm Saturday, March 13th, 2010 by Brian Biggane
Dolfans who are growing a bit weary of speculating who Miami will select with its No. 12 pick in the NFL Draft some six weeks from now – and who isn't? – might have a little fun with a competition NFL.com has concocted in an attempt to determine the top 10 draft picks in NFL history.
The idea for the contest stems from the fact that the league will be conducting its 75th NFL Draft this year.
Editors at the website have determined the top 10 players from each of the 32 franchises in compiling a list of 320 candidates on the list. Fans can go to the website and pick the winners of 30 random head-to-head matchups featuring those players, and then compile their own top 10.


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Republic Airways Holdings is working to put a new gloss on its
financially-struggling regional carrier Frontier Airlines, which it
acquired in bankruptcy court just three years ago. Chairman and CEO
Bryan Bedford said that it is close to naming a financial advisor
which will assist in the sale of the airline.
The Wall Street Journal reports that the job of the
financial advisor will be to bolster the bottom line to the
greatest extent possible. New management at the Denver-based
carrier has already found $120 million in annual expense
reductions. Bedford said the airline will likely be spun off to
Republic's shareholders, or sold to a private equity firm.
The holding company bought the airline for $1.1 billion in a
diversification move, but high fuel prices and competition from
airlines like Southwest pushed it to number 3 in Denver. It
reportedly has lost some $16.5 million for RAH over the past three
Frontier is "aggressively" analyzing routes, according to the
paper, to see which are the most profitable. It has sought new
revenue streams, such as charter flights for a private vacation
Republic is in the process of parking some of its smaller,
50-seat regional jets across its holdings, and it remains
profitable. It is eyeing AMR Corp's restructuring, as the parent of
American Airlines could be looking to entering more codeshare
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The CALL is seeking photos of Blackstone Valley military veterans, whether they served in war zones or not. Please send photos to our email box: email@example.com or drop them off in the Veterans mail basket located on the front desk of The CALL's office at 75 Main St., Woonsocket.
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WOONSOCKET -- Justin A. Bache, a 2006 graduate of Woonsocket High, returned home from four years of duty for his country in the U.S. Army on July 12. He was greeted by his mother, Pastor Rebecca Lambert, and his father, James Lambert.
Siblings Samantha and James also were on hand to greet Justin, who will continue to serve his country as an active reservist stationed out of Greenwich. He is also planning on further his education at Johnson & Wales University.
Justin served 18 months in Afghanistan as a combat infantryman.
WOONSOCKET — They have worked in city fire stations for over 30 years and Woonsocket Fire Department Deputy Chiefs Thomas F. Williams and Marcel M. Bacon know their careers involved much more than showing up at a job each day.
Doing the job of a firefighter or rescue EMT requires frequent training, good leadership and most of all team work.
It also helps to have a bit of luck or Divine intervention on your side when the tough spots come along.
BELLINGHAM - The St. Blaise Catholic Church has a lot to celebrate. Fifty years, to be exact.
Fifty years of baptisms and funerals, weddings and ordinations, first communions and confirmations. But most of all, 50 years of coming together week after week to celebrate a faith that has built and bound a community.
Now, parishioners of St. Blaise Church are busy getting ready and making final preparations to mark the occasion of the church's Golden Jubilee in 2012.
WOONSOCKET – A quick response by city firefighters to an early morning fire Saturday may well have saved a Main Street landmark.
A passerby reported smoke coming from the former Rhode Island Hospital Trust building at 162 Main St. at around 3:16 a.m. and got a full response from city fire stations, Deputy Chief Thomas F. Williams reported Saturday.
The ornately-designed bank building located across the street from the city's historic Harris Hall municipal offices was once the state Registry of Motor Vehicles headquarters in the city but has been vacant and up for sale for several years.


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"You said you'd find my baby - you said you'd find Melody. Have you found her? Because you promised. I know she's going to be okay, I know she'll grow up to be River, but it's not the point. I don't want to miss all those years, you know, I - I can't stand it. I can't."
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Very nice park next to a 9-hole golf course. It is a nice and quiet park that is very busy on the weekends. I would highly recommend this park to anyone especially with young kids. Nice playground area. Most of the sites are well shaded. Some sites are large and others are smaller for tents or a popup. We enjoy this one very much. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
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Very nice county park. Most sites are very large and shaded. They are not paved sites. Each site has its own fire pit. We have been here several times, and it is one of the cleanest campgrounds that we have been to. They do not have water hookups so have your water before you get here. The bathrooms are non flush toilets with no running water in them, but there is water spigots throughout the campground. They have a few double sites; if you are going with family or friends, you can put two campers in each of them. The playground is in good shape and has a central location in the park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
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The sites were large and for the most part very treed so you don't feel like you are right on top of your neighbor. Although there are no water hookups there are water stations through out the park so you don't have to walk far to get water if needed. We have camped here several times before and will do so again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
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A while back I posted a single from Buffalo N.Y.'s The Toys. Some time around 1982, they changed their name to the Newtoys, released this classic LP, and relocated to Staten Island until they called it quits in 1984. You can check out their single HERE, along with more detailed information on the band. Unfortunately, the links I had on the post appear to be broken. I did find this PAGE on Kevin K though.
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It's been 6 months since a few mobile folks met in Helsinki for Nokia Open Lab 2008 as Mike Maddaloni and CT Moore have pointed out and my mind is still reeling. It's time to start thinking about a Mobile Open Lab 2009. I say worldwide, done via our mobiles, self organized and distributed! What say you? [the following is in the order it was on the 2008 wiki, forgive me for omissions and typos!] Mike, Steve Dembo, Rebecca, Whatleydude, Gwapz, Eddie, Nick, Solobasssteve, Philip, CT, Glenn, Mickipedia, Rahul, Steve Rumsby, Chletten, Apocalypso, Jussi, Jason, Rafe, Jen, Thej, cybette, tnkgrl, Matti, Mikko, Nate, Antti, Nick, Vinnie, Kristine, Yuhui, Anne, Janne, Anssi, Brian, Luis, and Stefan please update the Mobile Open Lab 2009 wiki page with your ideas or leave a comment here! And let's get the ball rolling!
Ideas from Roland Tanglao (Vancouver, Canada)
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(NB these are just brainstorming ideas!!!!!! No commitment implied :-) ! )
- the "original 50" are all co-organizers and responsible for organizing in their home town
- the original 50 must present a mobile 10 minute or less "1 year later" status/way forward/whatever and must recruit at least 1 participant in their home town to present as well!
- done via mobile video streaming e.g.ustream, qik, kyte, mogulus, etc. for 2 days world wide & archived
- the 2008 workshop presenters will reprise their workshops in a 2009 stylee
- a user vision of the way forward for nokia and the mobile industry
- "raise a barn " i.e. create a mobile app / site / something that we all agree on beforehand for a cause that we all believe in
- Things I can help with: Drupal, Bug Labs Bug, S60 Python, "dis-coordination" :-), blogging, wiki gardening
- Things I am not so good at: getting sponsors (do we need any?), politics, web design
- Looking forward to the cool ideas from others!
Awesome idea :)
Awesome idea :)
Count me in!
Hey Roland... a great idea! And I can lend a hand with any Web development.
thanks, mike,
looking forward to working with you!
Yes, let's do this
Such a brilliant idea!
glad u r in janne!
please update the wiki with your ideas!
I'm in
I think technically it's a bit tough to get everyone using mobile technologies to be involved, but perhaps the next best thing would be to use something like Second Life or an equivalent platform that allows us to virtually be in the same place at once and to really re-live the experience (i.e. brain storming groups etc.)
i am not a second life kind of guy
Sorry about the late reply!
and that would impose even more requirements
the group is mobile and 99% of the group has leading edge mobile so i think in my heart that mobile is better even though it has the disadvantages you have pointed out
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Walks and Music in Austria and Hungary, with Opera in Vienna
The great Hungarian nobleman, Prince Miklós Esterházy (1741-1790), endowed the world with an extraordinary legacy of music and architecture. As Haydn's patron for four decades, he provided the setting in which the composer produced his finest works - the entire court moving twice annually between the Esterházy Palaces in Fertód in Hungary and Eisenstadt, which was in Hungary until 1921 border adjustments placed it in Austria.
During our 9 day visit to this fascinating area of central Europe we attend two performances of the International Festival in the magnificent Esterházy palace in Eisenstadt; enjoy forest, lakeside and vineyard walks; partake of wine-tastings; and explore the Gothic and Baroque heritage of Hungary's quiet small towns - Western Transdanubia escaped the Mongol and Turkish invasions by a whisker.
We begin the holiday staying in a splendid castle hotel and conclude with two days in Vienna, that most elegant and cultural of cities, with an opera performance on our final evening.
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After meeting at Vienna international airport by midday, we travel south, pausing to visit the Augustinian Abbey of Vorau with its richly frescoed interior, remarkable double organ and organ loft and 18C Rococo library. Our destination is a privately owned castle hotel (4 star) dating from 1065, superbly sited in the forested hills which form the present borders with Hungary and Slovenia. The castle's long history includes five centuries as part of the Hungarian Crown Lands and successfully surviving a number of sieges and invasions from the east.
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After breakfast we set off on foot for a morning exploring the forest trails - early autumn colours, wild cyclamen and fungi, and the whitewashed small wayside chapels which characterise this rural corner of Styria. Returning to the hotel we tour the castle's own 17C 'Long Cellar', where the estate wine is aged in barrique casks made from their own oak trees - and taste the highly acclaimed results. A formal dinner of Styrian specialties is given a light and creative touch by the noted chef-patron.
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The border crossing into Hungary is quite close and our first destination is the sleepy village of Ják which contains Hungary's most important Romanesque architectural monument - the Benedictine Abbey Church. Founded in 1214 and miraculously escaping destruction by the Mongol hordes, its chief glory is the Norman-style portal
- a pillared doorway carved in geometric patterns 12 layers deep. Continuing to Cák, we walk in the landscape reserve and lunch near a picturesque row of thatched above-ground wine cellars. In the afternoon we visit Kószeg, a tranquil little town with a charming Renaissance square and an illustrious history. During the 1532 siege of the town castle by Suleyman the Magnificent's troops, a handful of Hungarian soldiers successfully held the fortress for 25 days against 100,000 Turks who finally withdrew at 11 am on 30th August, sparing Kószeg (and Vienna for the next 150 years). Church bells peal an hour before noon to this day. Continuing to Sopron, we settle into our hotel, a recently restored Renaissance mansion (4 star) in the quiet historic centre.
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We travel a short distance to Fertod to visit the Esterhazy Palace - often referred to as the 'Hungarian Versailles', this opulent palace was Prince Miklos Esterházy's summer residence where Haydn composed an enormous number of works - during the golden years between 1770 and 1790, at least one new opera performance was given each month! Returning to Sopron (where the nine year old Liszt dazzled audiences at his debut) the afternoon is free for exploring Hungary's most delightful mediaeval town - since neither the Mongols nor the Turks reached here the walled Inner Town is a treasury of Gothic and early Baroque architecture. Highlights include the Old and New Synagogues (both built in the 14th century and amongst the greatest Jewish Gothic monuments in Europe); climbing the Fire Tower (which has a square 10C base on top of a Roman gate, a 16C cylindrical section and a Baroque arcaded balcony and spire); and the Storno Collection of Gothic furnishings. We reconvene in the late afternoon to walk along an historically important section of the former Iron Curtain (site of the 'Sopron Picnic'), then have an informal wine-tasting to accompany dinner in an excellent local restaurant.
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A leisurely stroll in the Fertod National Park, ecologically part of the puszta or Hungarian steppes, delivers us to a small foot ferry which takes us across the lake to the village of Rust, where we partake of lunch in a traditional heuriger (rustic wine tavern). After free time to wander - many of the 17C houses are crowned with huge storks nests, and the 12C - 16C Fischerkirche contains faded Romanesque frescoes - we drive to Eisenstadt, the other favoured seat of the Esterházy family. Before settling into our hotel (4 star, modern and central, with an indoor swimming pool), we visit the Landesmuseum, which contains remarkable Celtic artefacts, Roman mosaics and Liszt's 'Blue Salon'. An early dinner precedes a performance of works by Schubert and Haydn by the Cappella Gabetta, with the renowned violinist Baiba Skride, in the splendid, and wholly appropriate, setting of the Schloss Esterházy.
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Following a to visit to the Haydn Museum, housed in the composer's home from 1766 to 1778, we return to Schloss Esterházy for a performance of works by Schubert and Haydn with the Austro-Hungarian Philharmonic Orchestra and the Vienna Chamber Choir, conducted by Adam Fischer. In the afternoon we walk through woodland in the hills above Eisenstadt and stroll in the vineyards where the wine harvest should already be under way. Dinner tonight is in an excellent contemporary restaurant in the former Baroque Riding Hall of the Esterházy Princes.
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North east of Eisenstadt we see the charming small cottage where Haydn was born en route to the archaeological museum of Carnuntum (housed in a replica Roman villa) and then explore the site of Roman Carnuntum, the XV Legion's camp from which they defended the boundaries of the empire on the Danube. Transferring to Vienna, an orientation walk brings us to our very comfortable (4 star) historic hotel, ideally situated within 'the Ring', Vienna's mainly pedestrianised historic centre. After an early dinner we attend an opera performance (programme tbc) in the Vienna State Opera House.
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A free day in Vienna: the possibilities include the treasures of St. Stephan's cathedral; the Kunsthistorisches Museum housing one of the most important collections of paintings in the world; the bustling, colourful Naschmarkt - Vienna's oldest food market; the magnificent Lipizzaner horses at the Spanish Riding School; the Hapsburg imperial palace, the Hofburg (containing the imperial jewellery collection in the Schatzkammer); the Liechtenstein Palace private collections; or savouring Sachertorte in a Viennese traditional coffee houses. Our farewell dinner reflects the culinary heritage of the Austro-Hungarian empire.
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Food Policy and the Environmental Credit Crunch
From Soup to Nuts
By Julie Hudson, Paul Donovan
Routledge – 2014 – 240 pages
Routledge – 2014 – 240 pages
The changing economic environment for the consumer that is emerging from the wreckage of the financial credit crunch plays directly into the importance of food spending. This is certainly true from the perspective of food prices in the short run, but also from the perspective of sustainability and reducing the impact of the environmental credit crunch. The economic changes we experience now have a bearing on our ability to manage the environmental credit crunch that looms.
Food Policy and the Environmental Credit Crunch: From Soup to Nuts elaborates on the issues addressed in the authors' first book, From Red to Green?,and asks whether the financial credit crunch could ameliorate or exacerbate the emergent environmental credit crunch. The conclusion drawn here is that a significant and positive difference could be made by changing some of the ways in which we procure, prepare, and consume our food.
Written by an economist and an investment professional, this book addresses the economic and environmental implications of how we treat food. The book examines each aspect of the 'food chain', from agriculture, to production and processing, retail, preparation, consumption and waste.
[A]n engaging and surprisingly interesting new work examining the environmental impact of world food policies and changing production methods…Well researched, with footnotes, tables, and graphs to further illustrate points, this book is the rare academic title that is also relevant and well written enough to be enjoyed by general readers interested in the subject…Summing Up: Highly recommended.
-- S. Hurst, Miami University, CHOICE
Hudson and Donovan provide a fascinating analysis of the environmental and economic costs of modern food. Their conclusion, that food waste must be managed across the entire food-chain, is a lesson humanity must learn if we are to avoid going hungry.
– Ruth Giradet, Stakeholder Engagement Director, Tesco plc.
A radical change in our relationship with the environment is long overdue. Food is central to that, culturally and economically. Following food from field to waste bin, this book details the power of culture in shaping economics - giving a fresh perspective on tackling the problem of sustainable food supply.
–Bernard Silverman, FRS; Senior Research Fellow, Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, Oxford; Former President, Royal Statistical Society
1. Overview: The Great Food Crunch 2. Raw Material Inputs: Mineral 3. Raw Material Inputs: Vegetable 4. Raw Material Inputs: Animal 5. Food Processing 6. Transport 7. Food Wholesaling and Retailing 8. Eating Food 9. Human Health and Food 10. Food Waste 11. Conclusion
Julie Hudson, CFA, is a Managing Director at UBS Investment Bank, where she heads up the ESG and Sustainability team established by UBS within its Equity Research division at the end of 2004.
Paul Donovan is a Managing Director and Global Economist at UBS Investment Bank. Paul is responsible for formulating and presenting the UBS Investment Research global economic view.
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The sun was beating mercilessly down on my head as I walked along the dusty path, thinking longingly of getting back to my tent and having a cool drink. The training session today had been brutal.
It was late spring, and the weather had been hot, dry and dusty for the last two weeks. The grass was turning brown and brittle.
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The original church and school building of the National Shrine of Saint Ann.
The school was located on the second and third floors of this building, while a temporary church was established in the multi-purpose auditorium on the first floor. In 1924, the parish relocated to this facility after moving from the original site, which now houses Saint Peter Claver Parish. Plans called for construction of a larger permanent church building, however, those plans never materialized. With changes in demographics, the church was closed in the 1970's and the parish of St.Ann relocated to Metairie. Father J.Marion Jorda, who served as pastor through the 1950's and 60's until his retirement, attributed the problems of the parish on the demise of many older parishioners who supported the church, and on "white flight", which removed many of the younger parishioners. The building remained unoccupied until a recent conversion to senior housing.
An interior view of St. Ann Church. (Our thanks to Donna Howard for providing this rare photo)
At the time of its opening in the Ursuline Street location, St. Ann's Church had a Pilcher pipe organ that was built in or before 1923. According to church records, the 1923 inventory of the church property, which is believed to have been assembled just prior to the move to the 1924 building on Ursuline Avenue, listed the Pilcher organ valued at $1000. A 1954 report still listed the Pilcher. According to a 1957 Annual Report of Church Improvements, a Baldwin electronic organ had been purchased at a cost of $4899.51. The Pilcher had been removed from the main floor at that time and the Baldwin, along with two tone cabinets, was installed in the upper gallery which had originally been used for seating of "colored parishioners."
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The historic Saint Ann Grotto
The grotto and shrine, which was operated by the Confraternity of St. Ann, encompassed the entire city block bounded by North Galvez, Ursuline, Governor Nichols, and North Johnson Streets. The complex included several classic New Orleans "shotgun" cottages which had been converted to classrooms, and an auditorium and a cafeteria for the school. The rectory, Grotto, church building, and the Confraternity's office and gift shop, were located along the Ursuline Avenue side of the property. This view was taken shortly before Hurricane Katrina.
|A view of the grotto "Stations of the Cross" stairway. Pilgrims would kneel and crawl up these stairs, as they prayed the prayers associated with Jesus' crucifixion, in hopes of having miracles bestowed.
The crucifix at the top of the grotto. This work of art was a donation to the parish by my late grandparents, Lawrence A. and Marcellita Nicolini Bogan of New Orleans. St. Ann was their parish church. This photo is from the LOUIS Digital Library of the State of Louisiana.
Another photograph of the grotto from the Louisiana State Digital Library. By comparison to my 2004 photo above, this photo dates to the late 1930's.
|This is a 2013 view of the top of the grotto, as taken by New Orleans Churches.com personnel on a visit to New Orleans.
|And this view of the entire property, was taken on that same 2013 visit. The photo reflects the improvements made to the grotto as well as to the former church and school building, which is now a residence for the elderly.
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Uncovered this old post from Penny Arcade, where Gabe shows off his artistic talents by creating elemental planets for use as D&D terrain. The effort that went into these constructions should be an inspiration to every Dungeon Master.
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Who do you know whose practice could really benefit from a more rigorous and quantitative understanding of building science, solar energy, superinsulated construction, ventilation, renewable energy, and low energy use mechanical systems? This online course is a packed 10 weeks, and includes a bunch of Excel calculators so folks can do a simple heat loss; calculate frame assembly thermal bridges; estimate hot water energy requirements; calculate the solar gain through the glazing; and do a simple annual energy calculation in order to size the PV system. In the videos Marc cover energy, heat transfer, moisture, thermal bridges, superinsulated construction, ventilation and heating/cooling, DHW, solar thermal and solar electricity. More information here:

The online format allows participation on anyone's individual schedule, as they do the readings, watch the videos, and do the homework. Questions and discussion occur on an active message board, which I monitor daily. The course culminates in a capstone project in which each person designs a zero net energy project.

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Building heat loss to the ground is not as straightforward as heat loss to the outdoor air. As buildings become increasingly well insulated, understanding ground heat loss becomes more important. This presentation is for architects, builders, and others who want to have a better idea about how buildings interact thermally with the ground and how to calculate heat loss to the ground. Starting with with the 2D THERM model of a basement, we'll look at the U factor that THERM calculates for the foundation assembly, and use that to calculate the design heat loss of the basement, and estimate the annual heat loss as well. We'll do a quick reality check to vet that calculation, then present the simplified Los Alamos algorithms for calculating heat loss from basements and slab-on-grade foundations. We'll apply use these to analyze our model and compare the result with the THERM calculation. We'll discuss how to apply these algorithms to a walk-out basement condition. Finally, we'll look at how to estimate design heat loss in the case where the insulation is in the frame floor over a basement.

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 Marc Rosenbaum 2014-09-02T13:25:25-04:00 Useful aspects of the eMonitor http://blog.energysmiths.com/2014/03/useful-aspects-of-the-emonitor.html Tom DeMarco wrote, "you can't control what you don't measure" (widely misattributed to Peter Drucker BTW). Well hell, there's lots you can't control no mater what. A less ambitious implementation of measuring is to aid in understanding how a system operates. The eM is good for this. One useful feature...
Tom DeMarco wrote, "you can't control what you don't measure" (widely misattributed to Peter Drucker BTW). Well hell, there's lots you can't control no mater what. A less ambitious implementation of measuring is to aid in understanding how a system operates. The eM is good for this.

One useful feature is the setting of Alerts. The eM software offers a lot of Alert choices. It can tell you when your electric cost for the month passes a certain level. I like the ones such as:

- Notify me when a particular circuit is drawing little or no power for an extended period

- Notify me if it looks like my refrigerator or freezer door was left open

- Notify me when a particular circuit or appliance seems to have been on for an extended period

- Notify me when a piece of cooling or refrigeration equipment is <q>short-cycling</q>, a condition that is likely to require a repair.

- Notify me when one of the selected piece(s) of equipment uses at least % more energy than it did before

On one of our SMC projects, we got an alert that the water heater was using more energy than typical, and we traced it to a hot water leak. One aspect of Alerts is that you need to be prepared for false alarms. My eM tells me almost daily

"It looks like your 'Refrigerator' door may be open; you might want to check it.If the door is closed, check the seals. This alert is triggered by a compressor that is staying on longer than usual, so if it is not a door or seal problem it could indicate another problem with the unit."

It doesn't seem to be used to modern refrigerators, which draw less power but run for longer when they are on. Also, I get an Alert that tells me

"Your SiteSage service has detected that your Minisplit heat pump circuit is not drawing any power or the expected level of power."

That's because I have a superinsulated house with good solar gains on sunny days, so the heat pump turns off most days by mid-morning, and doesn't come back on until the evening some time.

Using the eM I can see where our energy goes. I can tell if we left the basement lights on all day. I can see how much energy the preheater uses in the HRV to defrost the core. It's been most useful in diagnosing an issue with the Fujitsu heat pump.

At House 5, the outdoor compressor unit was right outside the living/dining room, about five feet from where we sat for reading or eating. We virtually never heard it run. In the new place, the compressor would periodically whine so loud we could hear it all over the house. Using the eM, this is what a day's worth of energy usage looked like:

Here I selected a day where there were minimal solar gains, so the unit ran all day. The outdoor temperature was around freezing. The pattern showed that roughly once an hour the heat pump would ramp up over seven minutes to absolute full output, in fact, the input power measured of about 2,400W was about 1/3 higher than the unit is rated for. I verified that the eM was measuring correctly by putting a ammeter on the line - it measured just under 10A, correlating nicely with the power the eM measured.

The nifty aspect of inverter-driven minisplit heat pumps is that they modulate their output depending on the building load. And running at a reduced output, using the same heat exchangers, is more efficient. And running the indoor and outdoor fans, and the compressor, at reduced speeds is much more efficient. So my unit was heating the house fine, but using more power than necessary and making a racket. How that got fixed is a whole separate story, but it was the power traces from the eM that convinced Fujitsu tech support that there was something worth looking at here. Here's what the energy use looks like in the unit running properly:

Yesterday also had little solar gain, and was about 45F outdoors. The heat pump's peak power draw here is 400W, and it averaged about 200W over the twenty-four hours. It is likely running at a COP of about five! And it is quiet, too.

After we got these control settings fixed, the heat pump used less than two-thirds of the energy per heating degree day than it did when it was cycling to full output then off. The eM helped us in the process of understanding this and ultimately solving it.

Another useful application of the eM is to be able to see how much power appliances draw when they are nominally off. I deliberately try to avoid appliances with electronics and clocks, because they draw parasitic power all the time. We own a microwave, toaster oven, refrigerator, chest freezer, dishwasher, clothes washer, clothes dryer, and heat pump water heater that all have no displays or clocks. According to the eM, none of them draw any power when off. In contrast to that, here's the March 2014 power trace for our induction range:

On thirteen of the days we didn't use the range, and because it draws about 6W continuously, on these days it uses 0.13-0.14 kWh. So the monthly baseload is about 4 kWh. This month, that will be 28% of the usage. If the eight appliances I listed above all drew 6W continuously, then we'd consume about 450 kWh/year in parasitic power (or what some people call phantom loads, or vampire loads). That would approach ten percent of the total anticipated annual energy usage here. I'm told some cable boxes draw 40W continuously!

 Data Marc Rosenbaum 2014-03-30T12:37:18-04:00 The eMonitor http://blog.energysmiths.com/2014/03/the-emonitor.html I have a new toy. It's a totally geeky toy - almost everyone else would rather have a large plasma screen TV. It's called eMonitor and it is made by Powerhouse Dynamics. You can buy one from folks at Powerwise Systems or Energy Circle. It's a device that measures energy...
I have a new toy. It's a totally geeky toy - almost everyone else would rather have a large plasma screen TV. It's called eMonitor and it is made by Powerhouse Dynamics. You can buy one from folks at Powerwise Systems or Energy Circle. It's a device that measures energy usage in your house circuit by circuit, and uploads that info to a web site where it can be viewed in a number of ways. Any circuit being measured has a current transformer (CT) (or sometimes two, for some 240V loads), and you can get versions with 14 CTs, or ultimately as many as you want. I chose one that does 24 CTs. That doesn't get every circuit - I have some left over in what is called Unmonitored Power, maybe 3% of the usage. If I'm really curious I can always move some CTs from one circuit to another.

It's a costly doodad.  Mine lists for $695. Plus, you pay for access to the web site to see the data. In my case, I paid $240 for two years of monitoring access, plus an additional $108 to include my solar electric system (PV) in the mix. I installed the system myself, but they (or their lawyers) recommend that it be installed by a licensed electrician. It took a couple of hours to put it in and then enter the circuits on the web site, so it's clear what each circuit being monitored is feeding. If your electric panel has been poorly or inaccurately labeled (the norm in my experience) count on a couple of hours, preferably with another person, to track down what is on each circuit breaker.

When you're done with the installation, the panel is pretty darn full of wires. The eMonitor has a component that stays inside the panel, that the CTs connect to, and it communicates wirelessly to the unit outside of the panel that connects to the modem and thereby the outside world.

When I go to the Sitesage web site (recent, very unfortunate name change :-), this is what I see:

The top of the page shows how much power the house is using, how much is being produced by the PVs, and what the net power draw or export is. It also shows the largest power users. In the snapshot above, you can see that the heat pump water heater (HPWH) is running, the Fujitsu minisplit heat pump is on at a very low level (outdoor temperature of 48F is shown - they must get that from another web site, there aren't temperature sensors connected to the eMonitor, although Powerwise can fix you up with all kinds of sensors too), the unmonitored power is 65W (my Macbook Pro, actually, as I write), and the heat recovery ventilator (HRV). There are other tabs for more information, or to set alerts, etc.

Next on the page is a donut chart showing energy usage over the past 30 days. It's been wintry, so the minisplit has been the dominant user. I'm not sure what the horizontal bar graph in the upper right corner is measuring.

Here I can see total usage vs. production for various periods - either by month for a year, or by day for a month. Average outdoor temperature, and heating and cooling degree days are shown as well. On the right, the actual energy usage pattern can be viewed for various durations.

The button entitled Export Data allows you to to export data by minute, day, or month into an Excel spreadsheet - very nifty.

There's a lot more to say, about looking circuit by circuit, setting alerts, and how this is useful. More in another post.

 Data Marc Rosenbaum 2014-03-30T10:11:04-04:00 Design matters http://blog.energysmiths.com/2014/03/design-matters.html Once we bought the new house in the fall of 2012, we began to work on the new design. We were starting with a one bedroom house of 1,142 sf, on one level with a full basement. There were some framing oddities that were revealed as the gutting process proceeded....
Once we bought the new house in the fall of 2012, we began to work on the new design. We were starting with a one bedroom house of 1,142 sf, on one level with a full basement.

There were some framing oddities that were revealed as the gutting process proceeded. The house, though very leaky, had 2x6 walls and 2x10 rafters. It had a low wall plate height of about 7'6" but most of the house had ceilings that followed the roof line. Its south side faced about 11 degrees east of true south. We had good solar access, which was improved with some selective tree cutting. There was a separate outdoor entrance to the basement, but it cut off east light to the house.

Given that we both might end up working at home in years to come, we wanted three bedrooms. Although it's a bit of a luxury, we had developed an appreciation for having two bathrooms for when guests visit (and for eventual resale of the house). After the sun-drenched quality of Nerdwood we never got used to the paucity of natural light in the main public space of House 5, especially in the winter when it was shaded by the house to the south, so a well-glazed south façade was a key program element. And we wanted a good entry space with a generous closet and space for a bench.

I worked on several schemes, including variations that added a small addition to the existing one floor house, and variations that added a partial second floor. I had some solutions that would be good but added too much new space, which drives up the cost. I drew my SMC architect colleagues Ryan Bushey and Matt Coffey into the process, and both were instrumental in improving the design. Finally Matt bore done on the design one evening and with a few deft strokes drew a scheme that vastly improved anything I had done while keeping the new addition to 12'x16'. I've made a few tweaks to his design, but what we're building is fundamentally true to his concept and as the spaces took shape we are so grateful for his intervention. The final design has a generous entry space and closet, two small bedrooms and a modest master bedroom, two baths, and a thirty foot long great room space on the south. Below is Matt's design sketch.

Looking southwest (and southwestern!) in the Great Room:

Looking back to the kitchen:

Given that it is a one story house, my design had a few small skylights to bring in top light. I had passed the design around to other friends in the design biz, and Jamie Wolf of Wolfworks had some of his usual insightful questions, and the one that really hit home was, why so many skylights? That prodded me to look at each one carefully, and we've ended up with only one, above the kitchen island. Having a one story house with cathedral ceilings enabled us to use awning windows high in the gable ends to bring light high into the bedrooms without putting a hole in the roof. Thanks Jamie! In the photo below you can see we've pushed the windows hard against the wall so as to use the wall most effectively as a reflector to bounce light across the room.

Matt's design solved one of our conundrums, which was how to get easily from the house to the basement. We wrung our hands about giving up an exterior access to the basement, but justified it because of having so much storage/shop space in our outbuildings. My architect brother-in-law Paul Hajian of Hajian Architects looked the plans over, and said, your basement stair has a landing 2/3 of the way down that is on the outside wall, you could cut the foundation there and access that landing from outdoors too. Great idea! So we cut a notch and built an exterior stair. Once inside, the stairs down are to the right, which might make it challenging to get something long into the basement, so we hinged the main run of stairs at the top, so they can be hoisted up out of the way if we want to get a kayak or suchlike down there.

We've been so fortunate to have so many talented designers looking over our shoulder and making this little house sing. Thanks all!

 Marc Rosenbaum 2014-03-16T17:35:39-04:00 Some reflections on the project http://blog.energysmiths.com/2014/03/some-reflections-on-the-project.html Before I get all geeky about this Deep Energy Retrofit journey we've been on I have some overall reflections on the past year. I've built two houses for myself over the years, but I always stopped working, and focused completely on the construction process. I was on site whenever anything...
Before I get all geeky about this Deep Energy Retrofit journey we've been on I have some overall reflections on the past year. I've built two houses for myself over the years, but I always stopped working, and focused completely on the construction process. I was on site whenever anything was happening. This project was different. Both Jill and I continued working at our respective jobs. In the other hours we worked on the house project, even though we had a builder and subcontractors (I should say, that given how full our construction schedule was at South Mountain, it was clear that we were going to have to look elsewhere for our builder). I don't think I've ever worked as hard as I did from May last year through January 2014. Jill took charge of the work we did on the grounds. My job was to stay ahead of the workers in terms of providing details and answering questions as they came up, ordering materials, and also to do some of the actual work. In the end, I built the new bulkhead, insulated the basement, installed the HVAC system, and did numerous other small tasks.

Our principal pressure was time. After we sold House 5 we lived in a one room unheated building and we knew cold weather would determine when we needed to be in the house. We got off to a very slow start (the principal task of the owner/general contractor is to get people to show up. Pete D'Angelo tells a story of a woman at a party who couldn't get an electrician to come. Pete told her, if he says he's coming tomorrow, that means next week. If he says he's coming next week, that means sometime in the next month. What did he tell you? She replied, he said he's coming as soon as he can. Oh, said Pete, that means he has no intention of coming at all, at which she burst into tears.) Ultimately the project took about two months longer than my initial schedule. Some of this was due to the amount of work that actually needed to be done to the structure, and some was the showing-up issue. I would have made fewer errors and compromises if I had more time. Perhaps we should have bit the bullet and found a rental house for a year and taken more time to do the project.

In the end (not the real end - we're not done but we're in) we have a beautiful place that's bright and cozy and works well. Yet I could have done better on materials choices, and sending less waste to the refuse district. I'd say we'll do better next time, but I've already told Jill that if I ever suggest we do a gut renovation again she should just shoot me immediately :-)
 Marc Rosenbaum 2014-03-16T16:33:58-04:00 Ideology trumps economics http://blog.energysmiths.com/2014/03/ideology-trumps-economics.html One of the interesting twists in the sale of House 5 is that I priced the solar electric system as an option, since it was an income generator, making $1,250/year of electricity. Ultimately the house was purchased by our friend and next door neighbor in the cohousing. He is a...

One of the interesting twists in the sale of House 5 is that I priced the solar electric system as an option, since it was an income generator, making $1,250/year of electricity. Ultimately the house was purchased by our friend and next door neighbor in the cohousing. He is a staunch Tea Party Republican, and quite knowledgeable about investments and money, but solar isn't part of what the drill baby drill party wants to hear about. So he wasn't willing to pay the $5,000 bargain price we offered on the PVs (a four year tax-free payback here!) So we had them removed ($500 cost) and had a new layer of shingles installed on that roof. So we kept our 4.76 kW PV system for about $2,000 and it's re-installed now on the new place.
 Marc Rosenbaum 2014-03-16T16:06:29-04:00 Back http://blog.energysmiths.com/2014/03/back-.html It's been a long time since the last post here and much has occurred! Jill and I got hitched on June 2nd 2013 on the beach at the Gay Head Cliffs, then spent the next 7-1/2 days packing up our household at House 5 in Island Cohousing in preparation to...

It's been a long time since the last post here and much has occurred! Jill and I got hitched on June 2nd 2013 on the beach at the Gay Head Cliffs, then spent the next 7-1/2 days packing up our household at House 5 in Island Cohousing in preparation to moving to our new place. We closed on House 5 on the 10th. Not a recommended honeymoon.

By then the work on the new place on Great Plains Rd was in full swing. It was gutted to the studs and rafters, revealing that even though it is a relatively recent building it was paint and inertia that had kept it standing (and lack of real snow loads on MV.)

 The house has an interesting history. I think it was built in 1996 or 1997, in Edgartown, as a guest house. The property changed hands and the new owner offered the house to the previous owner here, if he would move it. He put in a new foundation. I am guessing that he did that ahead of vetting that the entire house could be moved, and that the mover told him that he could move the 16'x32' portion but not the wider half. So he got the part that had a kitchen, bedroom and bathroom, and then built the rest new here in West Tisbury. This is fortunate for us, because the part that was moved was built quite poorly.

The whole place had low cost finishes – stinky carpet, vinyl flooring, and some low end wood laminate. It also smelled. There was evidence of mouse activity, the foundation was uninsulated so very moist, and there was a 14'x10' section where the floor slab was left out and the void filled instead with crushed stone. This is not uncommon – the water heater and well pressure tank are located here, and the thinking is that leaks and condensation just goes down harmlessly. Unfortunately, stinky soil gases, and ones that have no odor such as radon, come up. It's a bad idea to have 140 sf of soil contact in your house.

The floor plan also wasn't optimal. It was still a one bedroom house, with poorly differentiated space. It also didn't take advantage of the building's south orientation. These factors, combined with the leaky shell (over 3,000 CFM50) and vague thermal boundary, all led to the main decision, which was to gut the interior and implement the thermal improvements from inside. Normally we prefer doing Deep Energy Retrofits from the exterior, but that presumes that the interior is basically satisfactory. The house also had exterior shingles, roofing, and trim that were only ten years old. As it turned out, changing the window and door openings so radically meant that almost all of the shingles have been stripped, so no savings there. In a way, we paid about $100K more than we might have for an undeveloped lot, and for that we got a four bedroom code compliant septic system, an excellent well, 200 amp underground electrical service (and an additional 100 amp one to the outbuildings), an excellent foundation, a roof and some mediocre framing! We also got two funky outbuildings, which began their lives as far as I can tell as box truck bodies, eight feet wide and 16 feet long and 23 feet long. Both received insulated gambrel roofs. Before the house was there, the small one was where the previous owner lived, and the large one was his shop.

Purchasing an existing house also freed us from what is increasingly painful to me, which is developing a new house site and all the destruction that occurs. And taking an existing house and making it better appeals to me more than starting from scratch, despite the fact that from this vantage point it's debatable whether we have saved money doing so, and working with an existing shell and massing always generates compromises.
 Marc Rosenbaum 2014-03-16T15:35:23-04:00 Test Drive the Zero Net Energy Homes online course http://blog.energysmiths.com/2013/12/test-drive-the-zero-net-energy-homes-online-course.html The third Zero Net Energy Homes online course has just finished up. I have about 30 Capstone projects to review - very cool! If you'd like to get a sense of the course, which will begin again in February, there's a Test Drive module posted, complete with a couple of...
The third Zero Net Energy Homes online course has just finished up. I have about 30 Capstone projects to review - very cool! If you'd like to get a sense of the course, which will begin again in February, there's a Test Drive module posted, complete with a couple of videos, some reading, and a homework problem with a Excel-based Heat Loss Calculator:

http://blog.heatspring.com/passive-house-heat-loss-calculations/
 Marc Rosenbaum 2013-12-26T10:35:35-05:00 Swamped http://blog.energysmiths.com/2013/09/swamped.html OK, I've been neglecting this blog. We've been in the thick of doing a gut renovation on the house we bought late last fall. Stay tuned for more on this project when I get my head above water! Here's a teaser of the ventilation system: OK, I've been neglecting this blog. We've been in the thick of doing a gut renovation on the house we bought late last fall. Stay tuned for more on this project when I get my head above water! Here's a teaser of the ventilation system:
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