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A few main points are:
First person - you (the reader) have a closer relationship with the character. You are more likely to feel what they feel. (I guess :P)
Second person - you are in the story, used commonly in the "pick your path" stories because it is YOU in the sticky situation, so YOU must pick the path.
Third person - Gives a larger view of what is happening in the world. You can find out things about multiple characters because you are not restricted to the eyes of a character.


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There are tons of prefab design firms, manufacturers, and developers churning out cutting-edge modern modular designs, many using reclaimed shipping containers. We often hear complaints from you guys that good green prefab architecture is a bit out of reach for the average homeowner, so it's great to see a small, family-oriented project that shows how you can do it yourself with a little ingenuity. The DIY Zigloo Domestique integrates shipping containers, personal and sustainable touches, and lots of hard work. Keith Dewey, an architect based in British Columbia, designed, built, and documented the construction of his Zigloo Domestique home that epitomizes accessible, green, reclaimed, yet comfortable contemporary prefab architecture.
The home is located in Fernwood, one of Victoria's oldest and funkiest areas, and proves that shipping containers are more than just modules for cargo transport or emergency housing. The designer has done a wonderful job of documenting the entire design process, from initial plans to delivery of the containers and final construction and furnishing. The project spans almost two years, and the final residence consists of 8 containers, 1800 square feet, and 3 stories of homey prefab space. Keith's family home design is a great example of shipping containers and prefab techniques as a viable and accessible building approach for just about anyone.
After installing the containers in place, Keith strategically cut pieces of the containers to create an open floor plan, windows, and sliding deck doors. He hopes that the Zigloo Domestique, his own family home, will serve as a comfortable and affordable prototype for the construction of many other family residences.
"We're seeing some really creative solutions in the world and I'm just hoping to be one of them," Dewey said. "It takes a lot of energy to recycle steel shipping containers. Or you could take those six million decommissioned shipping containers and build a million houses."
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Keith also has some great conceptual projects on his website, all of which employ shipping containers, green design materials and techniques.
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November 14, 2010 at 3:09 pm
Bonsoir,auriez vous de la documentation et prix pour des conteneurs transformé en box pour chevaux.Cordialement
January 13, 2009 at 12:26 am
In Canada we have more a more harsh climate than the climate that most of the container homes that I have seen on the net. This home is the best insulated that I have seen yet. I have an idea with regard to eliminating the wood framing and removing the need for SIP as well…
If you were to weld 2″ vertical strips of steel between the top and bottom horizontal members of the outer container wall on standard 16″ centers, you could fill the corrugations with spray foam and then screw styrofoam sheets to the metal strips, apply a vapor barrier and then finish as desired with sheet rock or paneling or whatever. I haven't researched the specs yet, but I imagine if you chose the right combination of products, your should be able to easily reach R20. An outer finish of Supertherm would reduce thermal conduction in the summer.If allowances for plumbing and electrical are needed, then the strips could be replaced with U channel. Then you could apply the spray foam once the electrical and plumbing is in place. Thoughts???
March 7, 2008 at 11:56 am
Virgil, do you realize shipping containers have an incredibly long life span and that they're only trying to reuse them in other ways because there is a surplus of them? There's a surplus because it is cheaper to make new ones than ship around empty ones to where they are needed. Containers are build to with stand sea salt and other harsh elements. the container with not turn into a pile of rust if it is maintained properly; much the way you must maintain a regular house by residing it of repainting it.
use some common sense, architects wouldnt go through all the trouble of designing and building these things if they were just going to fall apart
October 31, 2007 at 2:33 pm
Soon the building will be a pile of rust and decay. Too bad for the owner.
August 7, 2007 at 4:46 pm
I think this is great! Congrats to the architect for using mundane materials in a new way! I love the chain-link, and I love that he didn't paint all of the shipping containers- rather, they speak of their history.
August 6, 2007 at 11:45 am
This is one of the ugliest homes I have ever seen.
August 6, 2007 at 1:26 am
Brilliant, reusing and recycling containers! the result is also pleasing. I would suggest the author presents this idea to the international competition on do yourself your house I think in Portugal. I really love this website.
August 5, 2007 at 6:45 pm
"Hidden" work (electric, plumbing, insulation, basement/foundation) factored by time+materialsX architect X 2 years of redesigns and rebuilds of "protype" = $180/sq.ft. vs. $250 to $500. Sure, there are ingenious sweat-equity shelter solutions all over the world that rival "real" architecture. (Witness Simon Rodia's Watts Towers historic site here in LA — also not appreciated much at the time of its construction, 1925-1955.) But get a grip, people! This concept is several cuts above dumpster diving! And, as for "harsh", look at Frank Gehry's house (1978) the "Deconstructivist/Post-Modern" seminal work, that started the vogue in construction-site chic….
August 5, 2007 at 5:43 pm
I'd… like to see a bit more glass, I'd paint the outside in other colors, but… I do admire the innovative way of building !!!
With the buildingcodes overhere one almost needs a permit to change color of curtains, unfortunately.
August 5, 2007 at 2:48 am
Won't he paint it? The way it looks now, I think this house will lower the prices of real-estate in the neighborhood. Kudos for the designer for using shipping containers, but this is not my favorite container project. Meanwhile, check out DeMaria's Venice Beach project:
August 4, 2007 at 4:18 pm
Great except fo the chain link, but thgats just my opinion
August 4, 2007 at 1:55 pm
It looks like this house was a Hurricane Katrina victim! The overall design is pedestrian at best.
August 4, 2007 at 1:00 pm
It's $180 a square foot because it's a STICK FRAME HOUSE within a shipping container shell ! There's all that wood framing all over the place. This seems kind of dumb when much less framing would have been necessary if Structurally Insulated Panels (SIP's) were used. Also… there's a ferro-concrete basement and a curved, wood frame, roof. Maybe the local building codes required that this approach was taken ?
A better take on this 3 bedroom shipping container design is found at: http://www.lot-ek.com/ (click on 'buildings' and then on CHK[Container Home Kit] The 4 wide container(3 bedroom) design there makes a lot more sense.
Using SIP's internally, to provide insulation, walls, and a smooth surface is the way to go. I suggest a resounding NO to stick framing inside Shipping Container Designs !
August 4, 2007 at 2:00 am
Some parts of it are cool, but I'm also perplexed as to how it wound up costing $180/sf.
August 4, 2007 at 12:52 am
Seems like a lot ( $180/sf ) for what you really get, I mean the inside isn't really cool it looks pretty trashy and the exterior isn't really great either. The idea is fun but really the end product just looks harsh for the money spent.
August 3, 2007 at 10:45 pm
An Architect doing this to a shipping container? Wow. Now I'm totally convinced this is within reach of the common guy.
August 3, 2007 at 8:58 pm
A 40X8 reclaimed shipping container runs less than $2000. Fitting 7 of them together will give you more than the Zigloo's 2000 sq feet for less than a buck and a half per square foot. Chain link fence costs next to nothing. I know Bamboo flooring and custom cabinetry can get pricey, but $180 a square foot seems nuts. I know the design shoots for urban trendy, but it looks like a Fred Sanford and son wannabe with OCD. I expected the news caster to give a $30 a square foot price tag. Let me know when Inhabited covers the sustainable story about the old Cajun from New Orleans who got shafted by State Farm after Katrina, who put together his own dream house out of discarded containers from the port and salvaged storm debris with nothing more than the loose change he picked up tap dancing in the French Quarter during convention season.
August 3, 2007 at 5:04 pm
[…] and built for an artist by Keith Dewey, the man behind the Zigloo Domestique – go check that out on Inhabitat's Prefab Friday. The studio is built with a combination of reclaimed windows, raw wood, green and blue bottles […]
August 3, 2007 at 4:10 pm
I'm a huge fan of what he's done here. I've blogged on it, and intend to my own one day. Awesome job.
August 3, 2007 at 1:27 pm
this is very cool. alot of design elements that aren't over-wrought, it looks like. invites wear which gives it familiarity


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Accomplishments: Mars Express was Europe's first mission to another planet. It provided subsurface measurements with the first radar instrument ever flown to Mars, and discovered underground water-ice deposits. It sent back mineralogical evidence for the presence of liquid water throughout Martian history and studied the density of the Martian crust in detail. The orbiter's unique orbit also has allowed it to make up-closed studies of Phobos, the larger of Mars' two moons. The mission has been extended several times.
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The first weekend of December, there is an ice festival in a town near me, I love it, all the local buisnesses sponser an ice sculpture. They do carriage rides through town. They have lots of different craft and food vendors.
I got the best spiced cider there one year. It is pretty fun to go to, it gets you in the mood for Christmas.


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When Janet Fahar, 70, went into the house cleaning business 25 years ago, she did so without cell phones, computers, or any industry knowledge whatsoever.
�I was working as an administrative assistant with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and saw no opportunity for advancement,� she said. �So I bought a Molly Maid franchise and went into the maid business.�
She opened Molly Maid of Western Fairfax County in 1987 with one employee and cleaned homes right alongside that worker. As the business grew, she began hiring more employees and began taking on more administrative duties.
�We had no computers and I did all our accounting and scheduling by hand on paper,� she said.
�We also had no cell phones then, so I developed a code by which I called employees at the homes they were working in and would let it ring twice. That was their cue to call me back. Later, we got beepers and eventually everyone had cell phones.�
Today, Fahar�s cleaning franchise has 25 employees, cleans more than 230 homes per week and is a million-dollar company.
�We have come a long, long way in 25 years,� she said.
Fahar�s son Steve now is a co-owner, starting off with the company when he was in seventh grade.
�I remember spending my spring breaks cleaning houses,� he said.
Steve Fahar eventually received a marketing degree from George Mason University and began a career in the computer field, but eventually came back to his cleaning roots.
�I worked at several companies that wound up becoming victims of the dot-com bust in the late 1990s,� he said. �In 2001, I was out of work and came in to help my mom and I never left.�
�Steve�s background in information technology has really helped keep us up to date technologically,� said Janet Fahar. �All our computer systems are networked and Steve makes sure we are always up to date with the latest communication and marketing technologies.�
According to Steve Fahar, the cleaning business is not as dull as many might think.
�We hear interesting stories from our employees every day,� he said. �For example, I have heard tales about adult photo sessions being performed in homes when our cleaners got there. We have also heard about people who neglected to tell us that they kept python snakes in their basements.�
Steve Fahar said Molly Maid of Western Fairfax also gets many of the same types of calls from homeowners as he suspects most cleaning companies do.
�I once got a call from a homeowner who said their engagement ring was missing after one of our cleaning people had been at their home, only to call back four months later to apologize after it was discovered behind a stove in their kitchen while they were remodeling it,� he said.
Fahar said the company is bonded and insured and has many security protocols in place, but that there once was an incident in which someone tried to take advantage of that fact.
�I once got a call from a guy who said one of our employees broke his stereo. I offered to replace it so I asked for the make and model. It was a $30 Radio Shack cassette player, so I said, �Go get another one and send me the bill.� The guy sent me a bill for a brand new Bose stereo that cost $2,700. I called him and he said, �Oh, I upgraded. You are insured so I didn�t think it was a problem.��
As for the company�s next 25 years, the Fahars say they have it covered.
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After electrifying the 2010 AMAs with the Swedish House Mafia, Usher's presence was missed as last year's award show. But 2012 has seen Usher back on top — his seventh studio album, Looking 4 Myself, debuted at No. 1 over the summer, and singles like "Climax" and "Scream" have lit up the Billboard charts. Now the R&B superstar is hopping back on the AMAs stage. And when he pairs those buttery-smooth vocals with his jaw-dropping fancy footwork, Usher never fails to set pulses racing.


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I don't hate it, but the combination of only some links having hover states, the site map style home page combined with no active states on main navigation resulting in a confusing experience for me at first.
I understand these are hard to design and not have it look boring, but it looks like a page out of a phone book. I guess it could be worse...It could be black and white.
It does its purpose having information in your face. A dash of creativity would be nice tho.
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I traded some work for an old forney welder, it worked fine all day at the job and when I took it home it doesn't start a ark, it trys but doesn't have much heat it seems like to me, wondering if theres a website for parts or repair, or any suggestions, maybe throw it away and just use my miller 225 LOL
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Material Possessions and Truth Of Happiness
The question of what makes us happy in life has been debated for ages, yet there are still some who feel that having material possessions is what brings the most happiness. You can ask just about anyone that is rich if they feel that the possessions they have bring them the most happiness and they will likely tell you there is more too it.
Happiness can be temporary or it can be long lasting. Some of the happiest people consistently are those who have become content not only with their lot in life, but also with the understanding that they can control much to bring about the happiness they maintain. On the other hand, others who are unhappy, generally think negatively most of the time, and focus on the things in life that they feel they cannot control.
While material possessions bring about a relative happiness for a short time, the only real true happiness comes from serving a higher purpose than ones own self. You may have heard the proverb, " There is more happiness if giving than receiving." What this ultimately means is that when we seek to please only ourselves, and make it the main focus in our lives we end up with a feeling of emptiness.
The real way to combat this is to live for a higher power. The one who gave life. By seeking to live a morally clean life and following the principles he has set out for us, only then will we begin to see true benefits in our daily life that are not focused on selfishness, but on giving and sharing.
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2014-15 Women's Track & Field Schedule Announced
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King at BU; Dahlberg at the Joe Donahue Games Highlight the Weekend
Eagles score three wins, including a first place tie in team scoring.
Randy Thomas is entering his 19th year as the program director of the women's cross country and track and field teams at Boston College. He spent the previous 15 seasons as the director of both the men and women's track and field programs.
Thomas has been a part of the Boston College program for 23 years. His past and current successes speak for themselves as he has guided Eagle athletes to 44 All-American awards over the past 19 years. The most recent All-American award under Thomas came in 2010-11, when Caroline King finished in 30th place at cross country nationals and took seventh at the indoor mile championship.
The 2010-11 seasons saw the Eagles win the New England Cross Country Championship, earn two All-ACC honors behind their lowest-ever conference point total, collect three All-Northeast Region accolades and return to the NCAA Cross Country Championship as a team. On the track, Thomas' contingent became the first women's squad from BC to win an event at the Penn Relay Carnival - the College Women's 4xMile Championship of America. King captured an indoor (mile) and outdoor (800m) conference championship en route to competing in two national meets. Standouts Caitlin Bailey and Jillian King won the half mile crowns at the ECAC and New England Championships, respectively, and also advanced to the NCAA East Regional meet.
The former world record holder has guided the women's cross country squad to 13 NCAA Championships in the past 20 seasons. Additionally, Thomas has trained athletes who qualify individually for the national event. In 2006, Mallory Champa earned All-America awards for her 38th -place finish at the NCAAs. Other notable athletes, including Laurel Burdick, Maria Cicero and Jennifer Kramer all gained All-America status after placing in the top-ranks at their respective NCAA Championships.
The 2001 women's team defended their NCAA Region I team championship prior to finishing sixth in the national event. His team's success on the cross-country trails led his peers at the United States Track and Field Association to honor him as the 2001 National Women's Cross Country Coach of the Year. In 2000, his women's cross-country team captured the Big East Championship and went on to finish fourth in the NCAA meet. This placing represented the highest finish at a national championship for a Boston College women's team in any sport in school history.
Thomas also helped bring the first national championship for women's athletics to the Heights, coaching Shannon Smith to the 2001 NCAA Championship in the 3,000-meter run.
Thomas has mentored student-athletes to 20 All-American nods in track and field since 1994. In 2008, Tiana Riel earned the honor for her 11th-place finish in the pentathlon at the NCAA Indoor Championships. Her 4,017 points was a personal best and second on BC's top performance list.
During the outdoor season, Kasey Hill placed seventh in the heptathlon at the 2008 outdoor NCAA Track and Field Competition in Des Moines, Iowa. Hill earned 5,666 points during her All-American performance which set a personal best and Boston College record.
Overall, Thomas, who served exclusively as the schools cross country coach during the first seven years of his tenure, has produced a total of 50 All-America selections, three national junior champions and one Pan-American Games gold medalist.
Before accepting his current position, Thomas was an assistant cross country and track and field coach at Massachusetts, his alma mater. The first-ever Division I All-American in UMass cross country and track and field history, Thomas was inducted into the school's Athletic Hall of Fame in 1982.
Thomas, who received his master's degree in business administration from Boston University, resides in Medway, Mass., with his wife, Marcy, and their son, Ian, who currently runs on the BC track & field team.
Thomas' Accomplishments


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