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Nujira has appointed Patrick McNamee to the newly created post of VP of Silicon Operations with overall responsibility for taking its Envelope Tracking ICs from design completion to volume production. He has over 25 years experience in the semiconductor industry including 15 years senior management experience with successful fabless semiconductor companies such as Powervation, Cambridge Silicon Radio (CSR) and Dialog Semiconductor.
He joins the company from EoSemi, a UK based start-up with novel intellectual property in the field of silicon timers. Earlier in his career, he held test and product development positions at senior engineer level with National Semiconductor and GEC Plessey. He is a Director and Board Member of the National Microelectronics Institute (NMI).
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The Lady Bisons golf team set a new school record for one round with a 311 in the second round of the Troy Women's Invitational Tuesday at Arrowhead Country Club in Montgomery, Ala.
The previous best round for the team was a 314. The Lady Bisons finished 12th in the tournament.
Four of the five members of the team shot under 80 in the second round.
Brie Rowdon was the top finisher for the Lady Bisons, shooting a team-low 75 in the second round for a two-round total of 156. She finished in a tie for 32nd place.
Ashlee Catlin, who was the only Lady Bisons player to shoot in the 70s in the first round with a 77, fired a second round 82 to finish in a t ie for 48th.
Liz Austin shot a second round 79 to go with her first round 82 for a score of 161, tying her for 51st place.
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Brittney Beard shot a second round 79. Her first round score was 85, She finished in 65th with a two-round score of 164.


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Woman finds diamond ring in Ziploc bag floating in Gulf
People who live on the Gulf of Mexico aren't surprised when things wash up, but they don't expect them to be valuable.
That's why Florida Panhandle resident Heather Tate was astounded to discover that a Ziploc bag - which she at first thought was trash - floating near her yellow paddle board Sunday afternoon contained a diamond ring in a small jeweler's box.
"I looked around baffled," she said by phone Thursday from Miramar Beach. "Is this really happening? It felt like something straight out of a movie."
Four days after the mysterious find, despite some promising leads, she's still trying to track down the owner.
Tate, a 26-year-old executive assistant to an architect, was paddling about 2 p.m. Oct. 13 in roughly 15 feet of water near her Miramar Beach home.
The weather was crystal-clear, and no other paddlers were nearby, she said.
"It was as calm as can be, with no waves whatsoever," she said. "That's why that piece of 'trash' stood out to me. I took a sharp turn to go pick it up."
That evening, she reached out to friends and various media for help in finding the person who lost the ring.
In response to one Facebook post, a woman who bakes at a local grocery store said a man who came to the store on Sunday said he was going to propose on the water to his girlfriend but had lost the ring, which was in a Ziploc bag.
Unfortunately, the baker had no contact information for the man, so that lead failed to pan out, Tate said.
Similarly, the jewelry store named on the box has not been able to immediately identify the ring purchaser, she said.
Tate said she even searched online "for a few hours" to find the exact ring on the store's website, but even that information has not led them immediately to the couple, she said.
"I'm surprised it hasn't yet," she said. "But I feel like I'm going to find him. I'm determined almost."


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DANBURY, Conn. — Maurice Sendak, the children's book author and illustrator who saw the sometimes-dark side of childhood in books like "Where the Wild Things Are" and "In the Night Kitchen," died early Tuesday. He was 83.
Longtime friend and caretaker Lynn Caponera said she was with Sedak when he died at a hospital in Danbury, Conn. She said he died from complications of a stroke he had Friday.
Sendak came out publicly in 2008. He lost his partner of 50 years, psychoanalyst Eugene Glynn, in 2007. When asked why he wasn't out earlier, Sendak said he "just didn't think it was anybody's business."
In 2008, Sendak told the New York Times that he never came out to his parents, which he then regretted. He said he did not divulge his sexual orientation at first because the idea of a gay man writing children's books might have killed his career when he was in his 20s and 30s.
Earlier this year, Sendak appeared in a hilarious two-part interview with Stephen Colbert on his Comedy Central show "The Colbert Report."
"Where the Wild Things Are" earned Sendak a prestigious Caldecott Medal for the best children's book of 1964 and became a hit movie in 2009. President Bill Clinton awarded Sendak a National Medal of the Arts in 1996 for his vast portfolio of work.
Sendak didn't limit his career to a safe and successful formula of conventional children's books, though it was the pictures he did for wholesome works such as Ruth Krauss' "A Hole Is To Dig" and Else Holmelund Minarik's "Little Bear" that launched his career.
"Where the Wild Things Are," about a boy named Max who goes on a journey — sometimes a rampage — through his own imagination after he is sent to bed without supper, was quite controversial when it was published, and his quirky and borderline scary illustrations for E.T.A. Hoffmann's "Nutcracker" did not have the sugar coating featured in other versions.
(Standing with a character from
his book "Where the Wild Things Are," author and illustrator Maurice
Sendak speaks with the media January 11, 2002 before the opening of an
exhibition entitled, "Maurice Sendak In His Own Words and Pictures," at
the Childrens Museum of Manhattan in New York City. Photo by Spencer
Platt/Getty Images)
Sendak also created costumes for ballets and staged operas, including
the Czech opera "Brundibar," which he also put on paper with
collaborator Pulitzer-winning playwright Tony Kushner in 2003.
He designed the Pacific Northwest Ballet's "Nutcracker" production that
later became a movie shown on television, and he served as producer of
various animated TV series based on his illustrations, including "Seven
Little Monsters," "George and Martha" and "Little Bear."
But despite his varied resume, Sendak accepted — and embraced — the label "kiddie-book author."
"I write books as an old man, but in this country you have to be
categorized, and I guess a little boy swimming in the nude in a bowl of
milk (as in 'In the Night Kitchen') can't be called an adult book," he
told The Associated Press in 2003.
"So I write books that seem more suitable for children, and that's OK
with me. They are a better audience and tougher critics. Kids tell you
what they think, not what they think they should think."
During that 2003 interview, Sendak also felt as if he were part of a
dying breed of illustrators who approached their work as craftsmen. "I
feel like a dinosaur. There are a few of us left. (We) worked so hard in
the '50s and '60s but some have died and computers pushed others out."
Sendak, who did his work in a studio at the Ridgefield, Conn., home he
moved into in the early 1960s, never embraced high-tech toys. He did,
however, have a collection of Mickey Mouse and other Walt Disney toys
displayed throughout the house.
When director Spike Jonez made the movie version of "Where the Wild
Things Are," Sendak said he urged the director to remember his view that
childhood isn't all sweetness and light. And he was happy with the
"In plain terms, a child is a complicated creature who can drive you
crazy" Sendak told the AP in 2009. "There's a cruelty to childhood,
there's an anger. And I did not want to reduce Max to the trite image of
the good little boy that you find in too many books."
Sendak's own life was clouded by the shadow of the Holocaust. He had
said that the events of World War II were the root of his raw and honest
artistic style.
Born in 1928 and raised in Brooklyn, Sendak said he remembered the tears
shed by his Jewish-Polish immigrant parents as they'd get news of
atrocities and the deaths of relatives and friends. "My childhood was
about thinking about the kids over there (in Europe). My burden is
living for those who didn't," he told the AP.
Sendak, his sister Natalie, and late brother Jack, were the last of the
family on his father's side since his other relatives didn't move to the
United States before the war. The only family member Sendak really knew
on his mother's side was his grandmother.
Sendak didn't go to college and worked a string of odd jobs until he
went to work at the famous toy store FAO Schwarz as a window dresser in
1948. But it was his childhood dream to be an illustrator and his break
came in 1951 when he was commissioned to do the art for "Wonderful Farm"
by Marcel Ayme.
By 1957 he was writing his own books.
Sendak received the international Hans Christian Andersen medal for
illustration in 1970. In 1983 he won the Laura Ingalls Wilder Award from
the American Library Association.
But it was "Brundibar," a folk tale about two children who need to earn
enough money to buy milk for their sick mother that Sendak completed
when he was 75, that he was most proud of. "This is the closest thing to
a perfect child I've ever had."
Sendak stayed away from the book-signing bandwagon that many other
authors use for publicity; he said he couldn't stand the thought of
parents dragging children to wait on line for hours to see a little old
man in thick glasses.
"Kids don't know about best sellers," he said. "They go for what they
enjoy. They aren't star chasers and they don't suck up. It's why I like
(In this book cover image
released by HarperCollins, "Where the Wild Things Are," by Maurice
Sendak, is shown. Sendak died Tuesday, May 8, 2012 at Danbury Hospital
in Danbury, Conn. He was 83. AP Photo/HarperCollins)


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Directed by Josh Trank
Screenplay by Max Landis
Michael B. Jordan, Michael Kelly, Alex Russell, Dane DeHaan
How long is Chronicle? 83 minutes.
What is Chronicle rated? PG-13 for intense action and violence, thematic material, some language, sexual content and teen drinking.
Not terribly original, but handled just right.
Certainly, surprise is the least of tragedy. Walking into the amphitheater to experience Oedipus Rex, most Greeks in attendance knew the tale. The preamble of Romeo and Juliet says the pair of star-crossed lovers meet a grisly fate. Even if you haven't seen it, you know in your heart that Old Yeller doesn't close with the dog barking in joy at a year's supply of Alpo.
No, in tragedy it's fine to know the outcome; it doesn't matter as much as the experience itself. As long as we believe in the pain of the players, and the inevitability of their doom, all is well.
Chronicle, the film coming to theaters this Super Bowl weekend from director Josh Trank and screenwriter Max (my Dad directed The Three Amigos) Landis, is most certainly a tragedy. If the trailers are coy about this, the first scene isn't: Andrew (Dane DeHaan) runs his new camera as his abusive father (Michael Kelly) bangs on his door before school. His father yelling, Andrew explains that he's recording this as a means of defense brought on by past events; we know quickly that this isn't going to be the happiest of films.
As Andrew continues to film his daily life, he grows more comfortable behind the lens than in front, and explains as much to his cousin Matt (Alex Russell) neatly justifying the "found footage" conceit that the picture relies upon (a conceit that mostly works, but more on that soon). For a while we just see the terrible highlight reel of Andrew's day to day: dying mom, aggressive bullies, and women thinking he's creepy. But then, Matt brings Andy to the world's most overproduced barn party and they explore a hole in the ground with popular jock Steve (Michael B. Jordan), and everything kicks into a different gear.
A bizarre, crystalline, alien thing the three encounter in the hole (don't question how or why) grants them psychic abilities, instantly turning this into a superhero affair. The trio form bonds of friendship and codes of conduct while learning to pull pranks and fly through the sky with their minds in a jocular sequence that positions them as potential candidates for Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters. Your spirits are raised and this seems almost like a Tim Kring show; all super powered fun, no stupid licensing to get in the way! Combined with the hand-held camera gimmick, now floated on psychic strings for more complex cinematography, it's almost a documentary of a superhero's origin story!
Except as mentioned, and as with all superheroes if you analyze them enough, this is a tragedy. Andrew is usually the one holding the camera, and as Matt points out, the view from the lens puts distance between him and humanity. Events, and of course, his father, remind both him and the audience of this situation and you'll quickly realize this isn't a hero's story. This is the tale of a supervillain.
This is the true heart of Chronicle: Observing as Andrew and friends gain their power and he proceeds to destroy himself in an inevitable fall from grace, forcing us to watch in rapt horror as we go along for the ride. Once you realize "troubled kid" and "psychic powers" don't mix – if you've seen Carrie or Akira you know why – and you'll know how the film is going to end barring some Shyamalan twist that the filmmakers wisely avoid. Events simply play out in the inevitably tragic, though spectacular and gripping, fashion that they do.
It's fundamentally top-notch B-movie entertainment; a simple morality play with super powers that uses its various conceits well. The performances from the young and mostly unknown leads are strong, especially from DeHaan, who anchors the film with palpable angst and rage. Trank's direction is quite confident for a director's Feature debut, doing quite a bit with what was obviously a limited budget. Hell, that, and the amazing Battle in Seattle sequence are enough to make him one to watch out for (it seems Fox already is ).
Yet, there are issues, great and small. The "found footage" conceit breaks down a bit when different cameras are used and by the end it becomes a bit contrived. The dialogue also isn't much to write home about; it's functional and mostly natural, but there's little soul or wit to be found. It mostly just comes off like many of the ancillary characters: stock and one note. Oh, and the special effects, though mostly solid, peek through enough to be distracting, especially early on when the Telekinetic Kids You Know are first experimenting.
There's also the fact that the entire third act pretty much becomes Tetsuo's rampage from Akira for an extended period, forever removing doubt that the filmmakers have seen Otomo's Opus of '88. Not that big of a deal in the long run, since it works, but for those noticing the obvious Andrew/Tetsuo parallels already, it does drain some of the novelty out of the piece. Still, considering that film is currently on hiatus, Chronicle makes one of the best arguments to keep it that way: it does the story better than it ever could.
Actually, "American Akira that works" is probably the best way to describe Chronicle overall. If viewed as an adaptation, it strips out all the excessive politics and philosophy and all the truly bizarre imagery that make the story "foreign", and just tells the leaner tale of "teen angst in the medium of psychic destruction" through familiar super hero and high school archetypes. But with no bigger ideas at play, it's hard to be disappointed by what you get. Such a simplification completely works on its own, and if the "actual" adaptation gets made, it will feel woefully redundant now. In the end, the Akira comparison is just a quick description for those familiar with the similar work; Chronicle maintains its own identity quite capably.
So if you want to try a telekinetic tragedy for today's times, your only real option, at least for now, is Chronicle. It may be a bit predictable and a bit clichéd, but so is Oedipus, that doesn't make either any less engaging or heart rending by the end.
Besides, Oedipus Rex never had psychic street fights! Which . . . actually, has any American film ever had that? No? Oh well, then you should probably see Chronicle for that if nothing else then, shouldn't you?
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Anyone who has been watching and wondering if the Demoulas family will let the Market Basket supermarket chain self-destruct rather than resolve a family conflict, can look toward Rye Beach and the site of the former Farragut Hotel.
Back in the early 1970s, Valley Properties — the real estate branch of the Demoulas family business — bought the Farragut with plans to replace the Seacoast landmark and Gilded Age retreat with a new hotel. But a perfect storm of family conflict and public push-back scuttled those plans. Today, Rye's waterfront has a 14-acre rolling green lawn at the site still owned by the Demoulas family.
The Rye Historical Society is currently showing an exhibit of Farragut memorabilia. President Alex Herlihy remembers when the sale went through and the old Farragut came down in 1975.
Rye granted Valley Properties a permit to pour a foundation in November of that year. The following year, work began on a 95-unit structure.
"The new building looked somewhat like the Farragut," said Herlihy. "One difference was it was brick and the original Farragut was a wooden structure."
The other big difference was the original Farragut had reservations and guests.
Construction on the new Farragut ground to a halt in the early 1980s when the Demoulas family became embroiled in lawsuits over the management of its supermarket chain and other business ventures.
"It was never finished, never occupied," Herlihy said. "It was a brick envelope that sat there for 24 years."
William Epperson, chairman of the current town planning board, said he did not recall any problems with permits for the hotel.
"My understanding was it was because of dispute in the family that went way back," Epperson said.
In the 1980s, the word around Rye was the new Farragut's brick facade was just a facade, and the real intention was to eventually shift gears and turn the building into condos.
When residents added their comments to the town's 1986 master plan, the Farragut property and over development ranked high on a list of concerns.
While the fractured Demoulas family spent the 1980s and 1990s battling one another in court, Rye changed the zoning in the area from commercial to residential.
And the building codes that were in place back in the late 1970s were all updated. Without ever being completed, the new Farragut needed to be renovated.
In 1998, a work crew showed up at the site and began sprucing up the half-built hotel.
While that small makeover was underway, a reporter from the Portsmouth Herald asked Demoulas family member Michael Kettenbach why the project was never completed. Kettenbach said indecision on the part of the town, the beach district and the owners were to blame.
Over the next five years, the new Farragut evolved from curiosity to nuisance. Birds were roosting, skateboarders were doing tricks on the bricks and at night, local teens were using the building for parties.
In 2003, Rye issued a demolition permit and the building was razed.
Herlihy said that today the site is a well-maintained lush, green carpet. And while the site is one of the most valuable pieces of land on the Seacoast, the Demoulas family has never offered even a glimmer of hope to potential buyers that the acreage is for sale.
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Both sides of the family were mum Thursday on any developments in the fight for control of the Market Basket chain. Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick said they seem to be at a "critical point." The parties had set a deadline of today to make a deal.


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So there is some fineprint, but I'm not going to make it "fine" print. You have to be 18 years old to win. If the item we are giving out requires that you are 21, then you have to be 21 to win. At all times the law in your area will dictate this event. If it is against the law for you to win this item you are immediately disqualified. I'm sorry, I know… but the law is the law. Here is the other thing that is important to know and I'm going to bold it: YOU MUST RESPOND TO US WITHIN A WEEK AFTER WE LET YOU KNOW YOU WON OR YOU LOSE OUT. A week is plenty of time to get back to us and let us know where to send your item, we give this stuff away to make you happy but to also get it the heck out of the office! So if you don't get back to us in a week we'll give it away to someone that will! Make sure you monitor your twitter, or facebook messages because that is the only way we will be able to get in touch with you UNLESS you also fill out a membership on our website and make your login name the same as your twitter or facebook page (we will look), then we can email you provided you gave us the correct information.
You are responsible for any tax liability the prize brings. For instance should we give you a car (this is not likely we would like a new car and we will assuredly keep such a device if it were to ever come along, but you never know… so….) IF we were to give you something LIKE a car (definitely NOT a car because I would certainly keep it forget the others LOL) that would be expensive and you would have to claim it as income so you'd have to pay taxes, title, insurance, etc… So keep that in mind, but it is unlikely we are going to give you anything that is more than $1,000 USD (generally speaking, we might do some grand prize giveaway once or twice a year that is just amazing). OK and last but not least shipping is free in the US provided your gift fits in one of the flat rate USPS boxes. Yup you guessed it, our editor is a cheap skate and will actually make you pay for shipping if it doesn't fit in one of those flat rate boxes. If you live outside of the US he is even cheaper and will make you pay for the shipping, taxes, import duty, fees, whatever it costs (no markup). (Wow he's cheap).
Anywho, I'm glad you stopped by, have fun and know that we love you all. A lot! I promise we will be giving cool stuff away because I'm going to be picking the stuff!!


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Form: linear
Total thickness : 55 mm
Wood section: 42 x 20 mm
Black rear wooden counter-slats: 34 x 45 mm
Spacing between slats: 18 mm
Average void area: 30%
- Natural (D-s1,d0)
- Natural (B-s2,d0)
- Clear varnish (B-s2,d0)
- Wax Color (B-s2,d0)
- Wax Color (D-s1,d0)
- Wax Color MC (B-s2,d0)
*choice of finish: cf. building classification table
Rear side: 120 Kg / m3 rigid mineral or stone wool acoustic tiles with black fleece
facing (600 x 600 mm format; 20 or 22 mm thick)
Not supplied by Laudescher
* Test report, panel with insertion of mineral or stone wool tiles with black fleece facing
** Moist and/or corrosive environments, cf. grid system manufacturer recommendations
Edging system:
Sound absorption has been measured as defined in standard ISO 354. Data related to sound absorption (αp, αw, absorption class) has been calculated in compliance with standard ISO 11654 (Lauder LINEA + addition of acoustic materials).
Lauder LINEA ceiling 4.2.1 + 20 mm MW or SW on E250 mm plenum
Weighted index:
αw = 0,50(LM)
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Am also featuring this on Wendy's Handmade Monday Blog
Preparation is everything when you are making anything, if you get everything together before you start, it makes your life so much easier, so you will need to gather up the following:
- Fabric for outer and lining
- Webbing (1.5" wide)
- Cutting equipment, shears, scissors, mat etc
- Sewing machine
- Cotton
- Iron and ironing board (your new best friend for any sewing project)
Your fabric - both outer and lining - heavy cotton
works really well
|Your cutting kit, including rotary cutters, mat, ruler,
pinking shears and small scissors
|Remove the selvedge and cut the bag to size, for a
medium bag, you need a outer and lining measuring
14"(width) x 28" (length) and for a larger bag
16" x 32"
|Fold the fabric in half (should measure 14" for the small
and 16" for the large, with the printed sides together,
seam both sides with a seam allowance of 5/8"
|Measuring 5/8" sew across the seam as above. Do this for
both sides.
|Now trim off the triangle with your pinking shears - you
have now made the base of your bag, so that it will sit
Now repeat these steps with your lining fabric to exactly
the same dimensions
|I then stitch a label on mine over the side seam
Your bag is now ready to go!
So there you go, a tote bag, a maths lesson and you are
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House lifting (a.k.a house elevating and house jacking) is the process of lifting a house and building a new or extending the existing, foundation below it. During the elevation process, most houses are separated from their foundations, raised with hydraulic jacks, and held by temporary supports while a new or extended foundation is constructed below.
There are many reasons people choose to lift their homes. Some of them the most common reasons is flood protection, to reduce flood insurance rates and/or to add more space to their home. Jump to Reasons to lift your house for more.
If you're looking for the best house lifting services in New Jersey, Connecticut or house elevation New Jersey, then you've come to the right place. We have been lifting houses for over 50 years.
There are many companies that offer house lifting services, but when it comes to lifting your home, you should find one that is extremely skilled, experienced and reliable in the industry. Therefore, when hiring a house lifting company, make sure it meets the following criteria.
House Lifting: How to choose the best company?
- A long standing track record within the house lifting and building moving industry.
- Comprehensive knowledge in general construction, machine operation and rigging.
- Proper insurance for lifting and moving structures including but not limited to riggers, cargo and care custody and control insurance.
- Proper house lifting equipment including but not limited to a unified jacking system, crib jacks and lifting equipment to perform the standard lifting procedures.
- A comprehensive safety plan.
- References from prior work in the rigging business.
W.A. Building Movers & Contractors Inc. does more than just meet all of the above. As a family business, we put every effort forward to make your family feel like a part of our family and we'll treat your lift or move as if the home was our own home.
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House Elevation : Reasons to lift your house
If you were a hurricane victim
If your house was flooded by Hurricane Sandy or Irene and you'd like to prevent it from happening again, you should consider house lifting and raise your house above the Base Flood Elevation. The BFE is the computed elevation to which floodwater is anticipated to rise during a base flood and is a regulatory requirement for the elevation or flood proofing of structures. Once a structure is lifted, only the foundation remains exposed to flooding while the living area is safe from damage.
If your home is in a flood zone
Whether or not you were a victim of the storm, if your home is in a flood zone, you should lift your house in order to protect it from future flooding. These zones are shown on flood maps. Moderate to low risk areas are zones that begin with the letters "B," "C" or "X" and high-risk zones start with the letters "A" or "V." To read the definition for each zone, click here.
The most vulnerable homes are in the "V" zones, which are waterfront areas that are at highest risk for flooding and subject to 3-foot breaking waves. But houses still need to be raised in the coastal "A" zones, which isn't as vulnerable as the "V" zone but is still subject to major damage.
Even houses in "B," "C," or "X" zones should consider house lifting. Roughly 25% of all flood insurance claims are filed in low to moderate flood-risk areas.
To see if your home is in a flood zone and which flood zone, click here.
To lower your flood insurance
House lifting will also lower your flood insurance in the long-run. Under the Flood Insurance Reform Act of 2012, you could save more than $90,000 over 10 years if you raise your house 3 feet above the Base Flood Elevation.
To add more space
House lifting also adds more usable space under your home. It's the perfect alternative if you're looking to add more square footage, but you don't want to build an extension that, for example, takes away backyard space. This added space could be used for storage, a garage, or a nice basement.
If you have a small yard to begin with or you'd like a covered area outside to hosts guests, house lifting is a great option for that too. Instead of building continuous walls after the lift, you could build separate piers, posts, columns, or pilings to create an open space.
To strengthen, repair or replace a foundation
The most effective way to repair or replace a foundation is by first lifting or lifting and moving your house off of the existing one.
If a foundation needs to be strengthened or repaired, it may go through a process called underpinning, it may need helical piles or it may need both. Underpinning, to put it simply, is when a foundation is installed under the existing one. A lot of foundation issues occur due to poor soil. If this is the case for your home, a type of steel called helical piles is drilled into the foundation and far below the surface into bedrock. This is considered a long term or permanent fix to foundation issues caused by ground or soil movement.
If the damage to your foundation is serious and widespread enough, then it will have to be replaced. The current foundation is excavated to create room for demolition and construction. After the debris have been cleared, new footings are poured, forms are set for pouring foundation walls, the concrete is cured and helical piles are installed if necessary.
Once the foundation has been strengthened, repaired or replaced, the house is then lowered or moved back and lowered to attached it to the new, stable and sturdy foundation.
To increase the value of your home
House lifting also increases the value and potential resale of your home by an estimated 15% to 25%. Adding square footage alone increases its value, the more space, the more it's worth. As for potential resale: houses in flood zones that aren't raised are nearly impossible to sell because flood insurance rates are so high.
Buyers would have to purchase additional flood insurance on top of buying your house, which would cost them thousands of dollars a year as seen above in figure 3. This may discourage them from buying your home and encourage them to buy one that is already lifted. Elevating a home may be expensive, but it would be worth the cost if you are having trouble selling it.
More information
The range for the cost of house lifting is so broad that it is almost impossible to give an estimate without looking at the structure first. To read about what determines the cost of house lifting, click here.
W.A. Building Movers & Contractors Inc. has been lifting/elevating and moving houses and fixing foundations for over four decades. To read more about us, click here. To see a portfolio of our work, click here.
W.A. Building Movers – Work Portfolio
Topics: house lifting, house elevating
Sources: FEMA, Floodsmar.gov, The Wall Street Journal
"Buying a home in a hurricane zone: How to assess your risk."


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Monson: Connors hints at Evert abortion -- but to what end?
So, maybe this story comes 40 years too late, or 40 years too early. Maybe it never should have come at all. But now that it's here, tell me, what are we supposed to do with it?
Jimmy Connors hints that Chris Evert was pregnant with his child and that she had an abortion and that that decision, then, led to the engaged couple's disengagement.
If that doesn't seem like any kind of big deal, you weren't around in 1974 when the two best tennis players on the planet, one No. 1 a 22-year-old bad-boy Wimbledon champ from Illinois and the other a 19-year-old national-sweetheart Wimbledon winner from Florida, were the game's and the world's No. 1 love connection.
And then ... all of a sudden, they were just two tennis players hitting passing shots in the night. Connors went his way, winning a total of eight Grand Slam singles titles and Evert went hers, winning 18.
Now, in his upcoming book, "The Outsider," Connors writes his version of what happened:
"An issue had arisen as a result of youthful passion and a decision had to be made as a couple. I was staying in an apartment and Nasty [Ilie Nastase] was there when Chrissie called to say she was coming out to L.A. to take care of that 'issue.' I was perfectly happy to let nature take its course and accept responsibility for what was to come. Chrissie, however, had already made up her mind that the timing was bad and too much was riding on her future. She asked me to handle the details.
"'Well, thanks for letting me know. Since I don't have any say in the matter, then I guess I'm just here to help.'"
Connors goes on to write that the exchange shook him up and made him realize that the marriage, planned for a short time later, was a bad move.
He subsequently told Evert that they should "take a step back and think about giving this a little more time."
Evert supposedly responded with a cold, "OK, if that's what you think. I've got a match tomorrow. Not a problem."
And that pretty much finished the relationship.
Connors writes: "It kept going back to the same old question: Can two number ones exist in the same family?"
Evert responded to news of the revelation with this statement: "In his book, Jimmy Connors has written about a time in our relationship that was very personal and emotionally painful. I am extremely disappointed that he used the book to misrepresent a private matter that took place 40 years ago and made it public without my knowledge."
Why would Connors now offer up such sensitive information from so many years back?
The skeptic says it's clear and simple: to sell books. Connors didn't get all that advance money, after all, to divulge particulars about winning the 1975 Scott's Turf Builder Open. He got it to give the good stuff, and give it liberally.
The apologist says something different: to tell the truth. As a part of a memoir that spells out Connors' life, recounting meaningful moments that shaped his existence and made him what he was, he can't sugarcoat or gloss over or leave out significant specifics.
You can choose your own answer. Some people think Connors is a jerk, even more of a jerk than they already thought he was, for the personal revelations. Others think he's just coming clean. A few think if he was going to hint at the abortion, he should have come right out and said it all plain.
Regardless of what any of us thinks, Connors was a compelling force in American tennis at a time when the international game was wild and wide open and, most importantly, interesting, filled with great players and unvarnished personalities. Alongside his own story, he addresses many of those people in the book, including anecdotes about Bjorn Borg, John McEnroe, Andre Agassi, Nastase, Vitas Gerulaitis, Arthur Ashe and Rod Laver.
Even if you believe Connors was -- and is -- a petulant, self-absorbed man, if you hate his dishing on what happened with Evert, but you love tennis, his memoir might be exactly what his matches were a few decades back: an exercise in celebrating himself, but still worth a look for most everybody else.


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Travel to Hungary
Poised at Europe's centre, Hungary's well-served by a handy web of transport links from abroad. The main international airport is Budapest Liszt Ferenc Airport.
Budapest's linked to 15 European capitals by train, directly or indirectly. Its home to three main railway stations, from which Express and InterCity trains lead to all the country's main tourist regions. To see train timetable click here.
The easiest way to get to the Conference Venue is to hail a taxi. Taxis are waiting for passengers at the airport and train stations all day long.
Local transport
Budapest has an international airport, the city can be reached by shuttle bus (provided by the airport, the order can be made upon arrival or on-line prior to travel) or by taxi in about 30 minutes to one hour. Reliable taxi services are available at the airport. Prices are usually below EUR 30 from the airport to the city. Major railway stations are in the city and all of them are beside metro stations.
Visa Information
Hungary is a member of the Schengen Area, and applies the Schengen legislation in full. The entry formalities for Hungary vary according to the country of origin. All visitors entering Hungary must possess a valid passport or a valid picture ID in some cases.
Citizens of the EU/EEA member states and of the following countries may travel to Hungary without a visa: Andorra, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Croatia, Guatemala, Honduras, Hong Kong, Iceland, Israel, Japan, Macao, Malaysia, Mexico, Monaco, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Norway, Panama, Paraguay, Salvador, San Marino, Singapore, South Korea, Switzerland, USA, Uruguay, Venezuela.
Entry visa can be obtained at any Hungarian embassy, consulate, and in some cases at border crossing points. Please check the current visa requirements on Portal of the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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ECerS2017 organizers will only issue a Letter of Invitation to the following verified conference participants:
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All conference attendees who seek a Letter of Invitation must first register and pay for the conference fees before a Letter of Invitation will be issued.
Letters of Invitation will be emailed as a PDF document. Print copies will be mailed upon conference attendee's request by regular post only.
It is your responsibility to get the Visa. ECerS2017 organizers cannot contact or intervene with any Hungarian Embassy or Consulate office abroad on your behalf so please begin your visa application process as soon as you determine that you want to attend the conference.
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The holidays are fast approaching. What foods do you find yourself craving for at this particular time every year?
M.I.Y.O. Monday stands for Make It Your Own Monday, a question thrown out to DCF readers every Monday to jumpstart the week with lively interaction. I also welcome questions and suggestions for future MIYO Mondays. Email me.
This past weekend, I decided to quit resisting my inner Scrooge and let myself finally feel the holidays. On Saturday, I made a pumpkin spice latte (above), one of my two fa la la la lattes, the other one being my macaron or chestnut latte. Even if you only read this blog occasionally, my adoration for pumpkin is immediately evident and at this time of year, it really – and I do mean, REALLY kicks into full force. I've got a nice butternut squash sitting on my counter waiting to be pressed into duty and destined to be baked into my pumpkin cheesecake. I hope to do that next weekend. And sometime this week, in between writing and shooting, I'll put up my Christmas tree.
Yesterday, I used the tablea that I bought from Ralfe's Gourmet in Cebu and whipped it up into cups of steaming tsokolate. I added a lick of carabao's milk and then frothed it up with my immersion blender. Sipped a little and even added some to my coffee to make an impromptu mocha.
Oh, and did I already mention that I had a slice of fruitcake to go with my pumpkin spice latte? It was a lightly spiced white fruitcake — yes, white, and I enjoyed it a lot. I can't believe that I'm liking this particular Yuletide treat, and I'll feature it more in an upcoming holiday post.
I've even gotten some Christmas shopping in already at the bazaars but I always end up buying more food (to eat now), and discovering new home bakers than buying gifts for other people. Well, it's got to start somewhere, I think.
Now, the minute I start working out to Christmas carols and busting out the ensaymada and ham is when I know that my holiday food cravings have really kicked in.
So tell me: what holiday foods do you find yourself yearning for now that Christmas is coming?


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