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Now for the supplies. I can't tell you the cost of the project cause honestly I don't know. We just went out to the yard with all the wood and just started building. Kinda the perks of building in the Seabee's, you have all the wood you need. But anyways.
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I was wondering if the railing might not be stronger if the baluster were part of stick of lumber that extended all the way down to the base, rather than ending at the stringer? This would give give better leverage to suport the railing. I would think that someone racing up/down the stairs in combat gear who missteps and falls against the railing might exert quite a lot of force outwardly on the railing - enough to pull out the fasteners between the baluster and the stringer, or splinter the wooden stringer, perhaps.. I was thinking that it could go to ground level, and tied into the base structure with a 2x spacer (to account for the width of the outboard stringer of the stairs). I would think that such a board might even be able to substitute for the uprights supporting the stair stringers, if the boards in the base were tied to the outside of the stringers instead of the inside of the stirngers, as you have been building them. The combined support/baluster could tie to the boards in the base in a T, perhaps reinforced with plywood triangles at the T to stabilize the joint laterally. With such a structure, the torque on a baluster of an outwardly exerted force on the railing would be taken up by the connetion to the base, and the fasteners tying the baluster to the stringer would only have to hold against the outward force, instead of both the outward force and the torque exerted as in the present structure.
It's just a thought, and I haven't sat down to work out the stress calculations involved. It's just that I know that I've seen railings on decks, and the ones that are just tied into the joists of the deck are much more wobbly than the designs where there is a continuous post coming from the footer to the railing, and fastened to the joist. You DID ask for constructive criticism...
This is just what I was looking for. Thanks for posting and sharing.
I have an insatiable interest in low-tech, low cost, sustainable construction projects, but I'd never heard of "Hesco's" before. They look interesting, so I'm curious why you don't like building them?
I'm not an engineer, and to be honest, it's a stretch to even call me an amateur when it comes to this stuff. I'd really appreciate any feedback or advise you could give me.
Is there another strong, but inexpensive, typeif construction that you'd recommend over Hesco's?
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It's been said, but not often enough... Thanks for getting our backs!
I need to learn to read the comments before I go off searching. I had to look up Hesco because I thought your walls looked alot like Gabions!
Great instructable that I imagine (and hope) I will never have need for!
nice job with these. my only comment is that when the height of your stairs is over 6 feet, it may be a good idea to add some outriggers at the bottom for stability. Because your stairs are not anchored to footers, there is a real risk of them falling over, unless you have them secured at the top which it doesn't look like you do. there is the 2x6 cross memner that ties the 2 posts together. take that board and extend it out to either side, then add a 2x4 diagonal brace. ideally you want to extend half the height to either side, but if space is limited then extend out however far you can, even a couple feet will do a lot for the stability. if you pile some sand bags on the bottom members, that weight will dampen the vibrations as you go up and down the stairs.
To accomodate uneven ground, it may work a little better in the furture to raise up the boards that you have running along the ground so that only the steps and the posts are in contact with the ground. make it much easier to level and stabalize the stairs.
Embarrassing for a jarhead (now fifty years out of service)
Good work and like the others have said, thanks for joining our military service.


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Add Garth Brooks to what we are simply calling "The List."
As in, "The Sweet Holy Creator of All That Is Twang and Proper in Country Music ... List."
We're speaking about the growing roster of artists lining up to play the George Jones farewell concert on Nov. 22 at Bridgestone Arena, giving lyrical quality to the concept of Thanksgiving.
Although deep down we're all suffering with the knowledge that Mr. Jones is hanging up the keys to his riding mower, this concert should help soothe our aching hearts.
Announced today, along with Brooks, are Kid Rock, Sam Moore, Shelby Lynne and The Oak Ridge Boys, showing just how wide and deep the Possum' s lair really is.
And that's already in addition to Montgomery Gentry, Kenny Rogers, Josh Turner and Dierks Bentley — (deep breath) — along with Charlie Daniels, Lorrie Morgan, Randy Travis, Jamey Johnson and Gene Watson.
Of course, getting Garth Brooks to come to Nashville requires an act of …something big, like a 500-year flood, which led him to generously perform benefit concerts for relief efforts in 2010.
Or his induction in October into the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Garth also brings a little experience with retirement. He's tried it a couple times, but when a Vegas boss sweetens the deal with a jet, like Steve Wynn did in 2009, you find a way to dust off the guitar and play for another three years.
This concert will be the final stop for Jones' "Grand Tour," which has already begun.
As "The List" gets even bigger and more crowded with notable names, we expect tickets will become that much harder to come by. We can name 17,000 fans, or whatever the capacity of the Bridgestone might be that night, in the 37216 zip code alone. Throw in Music Row, and people will be spilling out the doors.
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Every year attending BKLYN Designs is one of my favorite parts of NY Design week. The show is small and curated, so most of the work is very good. The best part, of course, is that all the work is designed and produced locally. Not only is this good in terms of supporting the local economy, it also has a lower carbon footprint than a trade show that encourages exhibitors and attendees to fly out from all parts of the world. It also means that regular attendees will begin to recognize familiar friendly faces if they return year after year. Think globally – act locally!
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May 15, 2007 at 6:41 pm
The pieces for the 4pli crib are CNC milled, not laser cut.
May 15, 2007 at 10:20 am
The 2 products are similar-and when its in your own backyard its just silly-
but one could say the same about UHURU-Brent Comber has been doing this prodct range for more than 10 years…
May 15, 2007 at 9:15 am
Good ideas will always be copied, it is simply the way humans progress. Give it three years and you are likely to find cheap massproductions from low cost countries in furniture shops and another year later you will have printed veneered panels for the shopfitting industry to imitate the look and kill off the initial appeal…
Scrapile can claim the honour to have invented the look (there is honour and reputation in that) and will have to keep inovating to stay ahead of the copy-cats.
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The YMSA had travelled to Preston Docks MX to hold the fifth championship round of the season. The sun shone all day and a successful day of racing was had by all.
The Cadet's were eager to make a start as race one got underway. There was no stopping Ben Clark as he rode hard to take the chequered flag, followed by Oliver Woods and Kieran Danby. Keeton Cooper charged up the start straight in race two to take the holeshot. Further down the pack Ellie Birch and Cai Thomas were showing some nail biting racing as they racing very close together. The top three results mirrored race one for the rest of day as Ben took the overall position for first place.
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Rossi Beard triumphed in race one in the Junior class. Lewis Hall and Eddie Wade pushed hard for second and third. Race two saw Danny Clarke take the holeshot but was soon pushed back by Dane Reeves and Rossi. Rossi had it clear in his mind that he was winning this race as he chased Dane to take the lead. All through the race, Lewis was pulling through and gaining on Dane. Then on the last lap Lewis slipped round Dane to take second place. After another holeshot by Danny, Lewis flew into the lead leaving the rest of the pack behind him. This time Rossi pushed past Danny to take second. Rossi gained points for first overall, whilst Lewis and Danny finished second and third overall.
Race one for the Small Wheel class saw day member Luke Reading take the chequered flag, closely followed by Daniel Shepherd and Nathan Claughn. A few riders were off on the starting corner of race two but Daniel Shepherd pushed through to take the lead with Reece Madden riding hard behind in second. After a couple of laps, Luke and Nathan passed Reece to take up second and third positions. Race three came and both Daniel and Luke were on equal points. Connor Fish was straight out of the gate to take the holeshot and Nathan moved forward into the lead. However, by the second lap Daniel had taken the lead and stormed through the flag to take the overall win of the day. Nathan finished second in race three leaving him to take third overall. Despite having a puncture in the final race, Luke finished in fifth giving him second overall.
Gradie Featherstone owned all three races and took all three wins, leaving him with maximum points to take first overall. Will Jeonney took all three second place finishes, allowing him to take second overall. There was a lot of close racing in this class today and the results further down the pack would have been hard to predict. Jack Naylor pushed hard to take the third position finish in race two. Kenny Ryalls took third in race three, securing him third overall.
It wasn't a surprise to Macauley Madden dominate the Senior class and take the trophy for first overall. Dan Whitehead kept the throttle on and finished in second in race one, chased by Kurtis Williams in third. Macauley and George Hall pulled straight into first and second in race two while Dan finished in third. Luke Atkinson came out of nowhere in the final race and stayed in second all through the race. George had a third place finish in race three, giving him enough points for second overall. Dan Whitehead finished third overall.
Paul Smith took the first holeshot of the day for the Adult A class but was soon pushed back by James Nottingham who powered through to take the lead. Not far behind was Reece Desore who was gaining on James but was left to finish in second. Thomas Batty finished in third. Adam Craggs and Ryan Bruce were riding wheel to wheel but it was Ryan who stepped up to take the fourth finish. Reece cranked it up for race two and took the win. Ryna and James came second and third. Lee Harrison led race three from the moment the gate dropped. Second place was taken by Ryan again as he tried hard to catch Lee throughout the race. Another third place finish gave James Nottingham enough points for the overall win. Ryan Bruce finished in second overall and Reece Desore in third.
In the Adult B race, Ashley Horsnall took the holeshot in race one but was soon pushed back by Danny Woodier, who proceeded to dominate all races by taking all three chequered flags. Ryan Thorp flew up the start straight to take the initial lead in race two. Danny Woodier soon pushed through the pack, along with James Walker and Ashley who finished in second and third. Ashley gained another third place finish in race three, getting the points for second overall. Third overall went to Aaron Woodall with the results 4-4-2.
Anton Faulkes was straight into the lead in race one for the Adult C class. Billy Burchell fought hard to keep in second position throughout the race. Andy Hall showed persistence as he pulled through from the back to finish in third. Andy Clark took the holeshot for race two but Anton took the lead again, leaving Andy riding in second. However, Andy Clark experienced mechanical problems, leaving Andy Hall to take second and John Moody to take third. Anton took first overall, Andy Hall took second and Billy Burchell took third overall.
1- Ben Clark 2- Oliver Woods 3- Kieran Danby 4 – Keeton Cooper 5- Oliver Cole 6- Cai Thomas
1- Rossi Beard 2- Lewis Hall 3- Danny Reeve 4 – Eddie Wade 5- Kurtis Griffiths 6- Danny Clarke
Small Wheels::
1- Daniel Shepherd 2- Luke Reading 3- Nathan Claughn 4 – Jake Taylor 5- Ben Burridge 6- Steven Cumliff
Big Wheels:
1- Gradie Featherstone 2- Will Jeonney 3- Kenny Ryalls 4- Jack Naylor 5- Adam Burns 6- Robert Ainley
1- Macauley Madden 2- George Hall 3- Dan Whitehead 4 – John Foster 5- Kurtis Williams 6- Luke Atkinson
Adult Open A's:
1- James Nottingham 2- Ryan Bruce 3- Reece Desore 4- Lee Harrison 5- Thomas Batty 6- Ryan Thornhill
Adult Open B's:
1- Danny Woodier 2- Ashley Horsnall 3- Aaron Woodall 4- James Walker 5- James Mycock 6- Corie Bishop
Adult Open C's:
1- Anton Faulkes 2- Andy Hall 3- Billy Burchell 4 – John Moody 5- Mark Burchell 6- Sonny Lowther
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1- Sean Hart 2- Lee Ward 3- Ricky Whitehead 4- Alan Madden 5- Mark Bruce 6- Ashley Cole
The riders were put to the test in their second consecutive day of racing for Championship 6 of the YMSA season.
Cadet rider Ben Clark rode to victory in each race, taking the overall win for the day. Consistent riding from Oliver Woods proved to be valuable as he managed to rack up three second position finishes, allowing him to take second overall. Keeton Cooper finished in third in race one and Kieran Austin took the next two third place finishes. Keeton had gained the points for two fourths, which just put him ahead of Kieran to take third overall.
Dane Reeves took the first chequered flag in the Junior class. Eddie Wade and Lewis Hall came in quick behind for second and third. Lewis went on to win race two but was involved in an accident in the final race which affected his overall position. Dane won race three and secured first overall. Harvey Ward came second in race three and finished second overall. Dalton Dring's third place finish in race three meant that he finished third overall.
In the Small Wheel class Luke Reading cleaned up with three race wins and the overall. Nathan Claughn rode for second in race two with Daniel Shepherd coming in at second. Danny stepped it up in the next two races and gained enough points to take second overall. Nathan finished in third.
Gradie Featherstone took the first race win for the Big Wheel class, followed by Will Jeonney and Jack Naylor. Gradie did not finish race two so Will Jeonney took the lead, with Jack Naylor finishing second and Jack Nottingham in third. Will took the final race win to gain first overall.
Riding was tough today in the Senior class with many quick riders. Day member Jamie Ellis took all three race wins for first overall. Kurtis Williams finished second in race one but Macauley Madden then proceeded to take the next two second place finishes, leaving him second overall. Kurtis took third overall with the results 2-4-3.
Two good starts for James Nottingham gave him the first two wins of the day in the Adult A class. Race one saw Thomas Batty and Ryan Bruce battle it out for second. Results were reversed in race two as Ryan finished in second and Thomas in third. Visitor Ryan Thornhill took the final race win but this wasn't enough to get him in the top three. James Nottingham finished first overall, followed by Thomas Batty in second and Ryan Bruce in third.
Riders in Adult B class had a mixed day of racing. Ashley Horsnall took the first chequered flag of the day, with Will Stafford and Aaron Woodall coming in second and third. Ashley took the second race win but James Walker finished the race in second. Ashley finished the day in first overall and Aaron took second due to his race win in race three. Will Stafford took third overall.
Andy Hall took the overall victory in the Adult C class with all three race wins. With two points between the, Sonny Lowther finished second overall and Mike Prady finished third overall.
1- Ben Clark 2- Oliver Woods 3- Keeton Cooper 4 – Kieran Austin 5- Finn O'Malley 6- Oliver Cole
1- Dane Reeves 2- Harvey Ward 3- Dalton Dring 4 – Danny Clarke 5- Brogan Johnson 6- Daniel Fisher
Small Wheels::
1- Luke Reading 2- Daniel Shepherd 3- Nathan Claughn 4 – Jake Taylor 5- Reece Madden 6- Ben Burridge
Big Wheels:
1- Will Jeonney 2- Jack Naylor 3- Jake Ryan 4- Kenny Ryalls 5- Jack Nottingham 6- Ben Evans
1- Jamie Ellis 2- Macauley Madden 3- Kurtis Williams 4 – Josh Bentley 5- Luke Atkinson 6- James Henderson
Adult Open A's:
1- James Nottingham 2- Thomas Batty 3- Ryan Bruce 4- Ryan Thornhill 5- Lee Harrison 6- Ben Halfpenny
Adult Open B's:
1- Ashley Horsnall 2- Aaron Woodhall 3- Will Stafford 4- James Mycock 5- Brad Dallison 6- Corie Bishop
Adult Open C's:
1- Andy Hall 2- Sonny Lowther 3- Mike Prady 4 – Mark Burchell 5- Andrew Clark 6- Billy Burchell
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The tributes to the Beastie Boys' Adam Yauch keep on coming. One of the better ones we've seen though is this awesome reenactment of their landmark video "Sabatoge," Spinner reports.
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Lewis Hamilton claimed pole position in Abu Dhabi while Mark Webber pushed team-mate Sebastian Vettel off the front row...
Lewis Hamilton: "Those extra three-tenths came from my family!
"Our car works incredibly well around here. Our aero package really suits this track; the set-up was perfect, and everything came together perfectly for qualifying. My lap felt really great - I enjoyed it so much. I love this track!
"Still, I'm realistic: the race tomorrow is going to be tough. At the start, it's down to the team to make sure the clutch performs perfectly because the getaway will be incredibly important. Our race pace is very strong, but so is Red Bull's - and staying ahead will be tough, particularly with the double DRS zones.
"I really want to finish on a high for Vodafone McLaren Mercedes. I'll give it everything I've got tomorrow."
Jenson Button: "I shouldn't really be starting this far back. All weekend, I've been pretty happy with the car, but, for some reason, we just couldn't find the pace in qualifying - and we don't know why.
"Obviously, our car is very quick around here - Lewis put it on pole by quite a margin - so there's some more time to find.
"While starting sixth will make the race more difficult, there are two good DRS overtaking zones, so hopefully there'll be plenty of overtaking. Also, our race pace has looked good all weekend, so I'm still feeling optimistic."
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Mark Webber: "I'm pleased with that, it was a good qualifying and I felt happy with the car. The track temperatures moved around from the afternoon to this evening, so you have to be careful how the car performs, but I felt comfortable in all three sessions and got a good momentum. McLaren were strong, but we're in a good position and can have a good race from there."
Sebastian Vettel: "Third in Q3 was a good effort, but I should have done a bit better on the final lap. I had a little mistake in the final sector of my last flying lap, but it was still good to be third. I'm not sure what the issue was at the end, I was just told to switch off the car."
"One of the best ski jumpers of all times once said 'Every chance is an opportunity and as far as we are concerned there are still plenty of chances tomorrow'."
Pastor Maldonado: "It was a difficult session, especially in Q2 as we were on the limit in P10, but I saw the potential in the car. We then found a great balance in Q3 and I'm happy that we are back to looking strong again. I think we showed throughout all the weekend that we are competitive and I did my best in qualifying. I'm really happy for the team, for myself and looking forward to the race tomorrow. Points are very important for us so I will be pushing to the maximum."
Bruno Senna: "I never want to be out of the top ten in qualifying but this weekend we have had a few problems, so that is how it is. Hopefully tomorrow the car will be quick in the race as we have a competitive car. We'll work hard tomorrow and will still be trying to get into the points. For sure it is a track with some overtaking opportunities with the DRS so hopefully we can make some use of that and use it to our advantage."
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Kimi Raikkonen: "Qualifying was good. The car hasn't felt fantastic all weekend but we decided we weren't going to change the car's set-up from where it was for the last race. It was the right choice because in the end the circuit came to us in qualifying where the car was the best it has been so far here. We'll give tomorrow our best shot; Let's see if we can make a good start to get right behind the Red Bulls, and then we'll see what happens after that."
Romain Grosjean: "It wasn't a great qualifying lap for me today, and P10 is not where we want to be on the grid. In the last run in Q3 I had no grip so wasn't able to find more pace. The car had felt fine before that and we looked good through the other qualifying sessions. It just means I have some more work to do in the race and I think there's more to come from me and the car."
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He comes to Southern after serving as the defensive line coach and coaching special teams at the University of the Cumberlands in Williamsburg, Kentucky. Cumberlands finished the 2012 season with a 10-2 record and #7 NAIA national ranking. The defense ranked 8th in sacks, 10th in rushing defense, and blocked 8 total kicks, setting a school record. Coach Tygard coached two Mid South Conference All-Conference defensive linemen, Nick Smith and Jared Stippert. Smith was also named a NAIA All-American.
Prior to the Cumberlands, Tygard coached at the University of Tennessee where he worked as the defensive quality control coach for the Volunteers from 2010-2011. He was the right hand man to defensive coordinator, Justin Wilcox, and assisted linebackers coaches, Lance Thompson and Peter Sirmon. He coached A.J. Johnson and Curt Maggitt, the first true freshman linebackers to ever start for the Tennessee Volunteers. Both players were chosen as first-team Freshman All-SEC selections.
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I lost a front tooth playing basketball too. Mine was pulled out by the net as i was dunking. It hurt ... a lot.
Ha, sounds like my intermural days at IU. One of my teammates caught an opponent with a nasty (unintentional, just swinging the ball) 'bow. Guy's mouth wouldn't stop bleeding. Forced him out of the game, and to an emergency dentist -- he was pretty tough about it and didn't take it as malicious, we all felt bad for him.
And then his team beat us 4 v 5 in the second half. So we didn't feel as bad.
Can we play Brooklyn every game?
If turner beats out hill and mahinmi in camp then fine, but odds of that happening are slim.
I'm surprised not one mention of Roy coming over to Nut grabber after the game and the prior tech.
Bird did have some token front office experience. He was also wise enough to recruit two very good assistants and he valued their experience and input, unlike Kidd.
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Right, he took time away, recruited great assistants, and actually utilized them and deferred to them as appropriate, rather than ******** on them 6 weeks into the season like this dumbass has done with Lawrence Frank.
Normally a new coach will make mistakes but not create or allow a toxic environment like Kidd has done. It would be best to cut ties with him ASAP and start over in 2014.
As for experience, I know some degree of experience is important, but it shouldn't take much time for an experienced PG to take it on. Mark Jackson is doing great after a rough partial season. But bad coaches are bad coaches. Zeke had years in coaching and was fired by Florida International. Jim O'Brien had many years coaching and was terrible from day one and only got worse. IOW, practice does not make perfect for some "coaches".
Don't discount the late great Dick Harter.
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As in business, a great coach/leader is a delegator, not a dictator. Kidd will learn this the hard way.
Did anyone see Paul's left handed three pointer one handed that he made after the whistle, I think it was in the 2nd quarter. He definently was in a little bit of a zone.
"It's just unfortunate that we've been penalized so much this year and nothing has happened to the Pistons, the Palace or the city of Detroit," he said. "It's almost like it's always our fault. The league knows it. They should be ashamed of themselves to let the security be as lax as it is around here."
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Hey, I'm not singling you out brother. Not at all. Not anyone specifically, in fact. It can't be denied, though, that there are folks around PD who seem h*llbent on criticizing Lance and I'll call that hating. There are regulars here who have a double standard where Lance is concerned and they actively look for reasons to criticize him. I think it is because they want all the Pacers players to have conservative personalities and Lance is anything but. The fact is, those people are missing the beauty of Lance's all-around game and his tenacity.
Somewhat rabbit-hole, somewhat not...Lance's turnovers probably stand out to people more than those by, for example, West or PG24 because Lance's turnovers are of a different fashion. Lance frequently tries a pass that no one else would whereas PG24's turnovers are frequently related to his handle. The team as a whole has a TO problem. Lance is the only who really gets any grief.
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But to your point, Lance is not getting much criticism at all. I say that being a guy who has battled on this board claiming he should start over the beloved Danny Granger. If anything, I'm co-pilot on the Lance Stephenson bandwagon or at least one of them. Yet I don't see what you see dude. Most everyone is backing the kid now.
I tend to look at the big picture. If Lance is getting 10 assists and makes 1 or 2 absolutely idiotic mistakes, he's still winning the game for us. So, rather than more criticism it's about the same afaic if another player gives you 3 assists and mishandles the ball once. Actually, we should favor Lance's performance in this situation.
On top of that, Lance, by making several great plays has the defense on its heels rather than attacking. Kid is adding things to this team that nobody even recognizes.
"I like our group of people," Ainge told USA Today. "I'm trying to teach them about basketball, and they're trying to teach me about analytics."
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A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
Or throw in a first-round pick and flip it for a max-level point guard...
"I like our group of people," Ainge told USA Today. "I'm trying to teach them about basketball, and they're trying to teach me about analytics."
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