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Students make plans for baseball on Mars
By Julie Wilson
The year is 2040. Earthlings have colonized Mars and are building homes, schools, hospitals and entire communities on the red planet. What will they do for entertainment? Could baseball become an interplanetary pastime? If we played baseball on Mars, how would the game be different?
These were the questions posed to 26 local students who joined NASA scientists, the Hall of Fame's Education staff, and Cornell Professor James Bell to create a baseball league on Mars. The students, all 4th-7th graders at Cooperstown-area schools, spent the morning learning about the science of Mars and the science of baseball. They were then challenged to create new rules, new equipment and new stadium designs based on the information they learned. In the end four new Martian teams emerged: the Martians, the Thunders, the Comets and the Red Rock Rovers.
Each team felt that the conventional baseball stadium would need to be bigger – given that Mars has only one-third the gravity of Earth and the ball would therefore travel much farther. One team estimated that the outfield fence would need to be at least 1,200 feet from home plate in order to insure that every hit was not a home run. The majority of the new uniforms included long sleeves to protect the players from radiation and to keep players warm (as Mars is significantly cooler than Earth). The stadium designs varied, but all included a large dome of sorts as two hours was just not enough time to handle all of the obstacles presented by having an open air stadium on Mars.
Although we are a long way away from colonizing Mars, human space travel to the red planet will likely occur within the lifetimes of the young scientists who participated in this program. The Imagine Mars project, sponsored by NASA and the National Endowment for the Arts, seeks to inspire interest in the space program by building knowledge of Mars, creating an understanding of community, and building hopes for the future.
Imagine Mars has worked with schools, museums and other organizations throughout the country to build this futuristic community.
For more information on the Baseball's Hall of Fame's Education Program, please call 607-547-0362.
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Santiago Island is where the city of Praia is located, its a box of surprises that you have to open. About 15 kilometers from the city is Cidade Velha, which served as the staging point for navigators such as Vasco da Gama and Christopher Columbus. Here are several buildings and ruins of the fifteenth century. Visit the Pelourinho, Church of Our Lady of the Rosary, the Cathedral, the Royal Fort of São Filipe and São Francisco Convent. In Santiago Island, the best beach is Tarrafal. Located about 70 kilometers from the capital, the trip is worth the effort since it is one of the most beautiful of the archipelago. Here you will find some bungalows and in the late afternoon the beach is packed with people and to hear the funaná. Pay a visit to the Resistance Museum, housed in the fort, built in 1936 to keep several political prisoners during the time that Cape Verde was a Portuguese colony. The National Botanical Garden is another must-visit spot of the island. It is located in the area of Ribeirão Galinha, in Serra Pico d'Antónia, and displays several rare plants and exotic species.


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Just for Babies - Held the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 10:15am; for babies up to 15 months and their caregivers. This infant lapsit is designed for one-on-one interaction between caregiver and baby. Families with multiple children are encouraged to attend Family Storytime.
Family Storytime - Held every Tuesday morning at 11am; for children 16 months - 5 years and their families, though no child will be turned away. For more information on system-wide library storytimes, please go here.
Ponte Vedra Library Book Club
Tuesday, January 28 @ 3pm
Please join us as we discuss the All-Girl Filling Station's Last Reunion by Fannie Flagg. Everyone is welcome. For further information please contact the Reference Department at 827-6950 or visit the Library's Reference Desk.
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Tuesday, January 28 @ 6pm
Adults and teens (Age 14+) are invited to attend the Project Lap Blanket crochet group at the Bartram Trail Branch Library. The group will crochet or knit blankets for cancer patients at area hospitals. All skill levels are welcome. Can't come to any of the meetings? Pick up the crochet pattern at the Reference Desk in the library and crochet the blanket in your spare time. Drop off completed blankets, and any yarn you'd like to donate, during regular library hours.


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Bob sits on the board of the Illinois Venture Capital Association and several fund advisory boards. He received his B.A. in economics from Wake Forest University and an MBA from Emory University.
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K-State offense developing split personality
By ARNE GREEN
Special to The Hays Daily News
MANHATTAN -- It's much too early to call it an identity crisis.
Two non-conference games simply are not a large enough sample.
But for the time being at least, Kansas State's offense is developing a split personality.
Thanks to the disparate talents of quarterbacks Jake Waters and Daniel Sams, both of whom played key roles in Saturday night's 48-27 victory over Louisiana, K-State coach Bill Snyder finds himself searching for the right balance to keep the Wildcats on track going forward.
"There was a plan in place, but like everything else, you have to have a plan and all of a sudden the plan goes awry and you veer off of it," said Snyder, who named Waters the starter but vowed last week to give the dynamic Sams more opportunities after the Wildcats' season-opening loss to North Dakota State. "(Saturday) was reasonably close to what we wanted to do, but we did not do it as consistently as we initially thought we would."
Waters, the junior college All-American with a big and accurate arm, completed 20 of 25 first-half passes for 250 yards as the Wildcats built a 20-3 halftime lead. But Sams, a more elusive runner, came on to carry twice for 18 yards during the first touchdown drive, then covered the last 20 to end the second one, running it in from 13 yards.
"We put him in at that time because we needed him in the ballgame," Snyder said of Sams, who rushed eight times for 63 yards. "I can't tell you that it was planned for such and such a drive or such and such a time - that was not the case - but he needed to be there."
And when Waters' pinpoint control betrayed him in the second half - he was 2 of 6 for 28 yards with an interception after the break - Sams came on to direct a decisive touchdown march in the fourth period that effectively sealed the victory.
"I think it can work," Waters said of the two-quarterback approach. "You just have to use us right and (the coaches) are and they did tonight.
"With Daniel coming with that change of pace, it really gave us that spark that we needed."
Snyder has repeatedly said he prefers the continuity that a single quarterback provides. But after Sams ran 17 yards for a touchdown on the first of his two plays in the North Dakota State game, Snyder acknowledged the need to utilize his gifts.
"He's a very athletic young guy and he makes people miss," Snyder said of Sams' running ability. "And I think he's gained the confidence of the people up front and they know that if they just hang on the block, stay on it and finish the block, he'll find (an opening)."
For his part, Sams said he's simply looking to take advantage of the chances he gets.
"I just think about making the most of my opportunities," he said. "I feel that if I'm successful, then I'll see my playing time increase and whenever coach Snyder needs me, he'll use me."
On the first play of the fourth-quarter scoring drive he even got to show off his passing touch, faking a dive into the line and lobbing the ball to tight end Zach Trujillo for 27 yards. But until he does it consistently, Sams will continue to be labeled the running quarterback and Waters as the passer.
"It gets old sometimes, just because I know personally that I can throw the ball," Sams said. "But at the end of the day, everybody wants a winning quarterback, so whatever we do to win, it doesn't bother me what anybody says, outside of the team."
Waters concurred.
"It's all about winning and the team," he said. "If you have that mindset, (splitting time) is easy to handle.
"When I'm out there, I am the guy and it's my team, and when (Sams) is out there, it's his team and he's the guy. We both want what is best for the team and that is where we're heading."
Just exactly what that will look like as the Wildcats transition into Big 12 play remains to be seen. They play host to Massachusetts at 6 p.m. Saturday to wrap up the non-conference slate.
"It's still a work in progress, but at the same time, me and Jake, we're behind each other no matter who's under center," Sams said. "That feels good."


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Earth Day Bibliography
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Adler, Moshe. Economics for the rest of us: Debunking the science that makes life dismal. N.Y.: The New Press, 2010. (330 Adler)
Barber, Benjamin R. Consumed: How markets corrupt children, infantilize adults, and swallow citizens whole. N.Y.: W.W. Norton & Co., 2007. (339.46 Barber)
Diamond, Jared M. Collapse: how societies choose to fail or succeed. N.Y.: Viking Press, 2005. (304.28 Diamond)
Leonard, Annie. The Story of Stuff: how our obsession with stuff is trashing the planet, our communities, and our health - and a vision for change. N.Y.: Free Press, 2010. (306.4 Leonard)
Patel, Raj. The Value of Nothing: How to reshape market society and redefine democracy. N.Y.: Picador, 2009. (330.122 Patel)
Beavan, Colin. No Impact Man: The Adventures of a Guilty Liberal Who Attempts to Save the Planet, and the Discoveries He Makes About Himself and Our Way of Life in the Process. Farrar, Straus, & Giroux, 2009. (333.72 Beavan)
Geagan, Kate. Go Green, Get Lean: trim your waistline with the ultimate low-carbon footprint diet. Rodale Press, 2009. (613.25 Geagan)
Haynes, Chip. Wearing Smaller Shoes: Living light on the big blue marble, by Chip Haynes, New Society Publishers, 2009. (333.72 Haynes)
Sandbeck, Ellen. Green Barbarians: Live bravely on your home planet. Scribner, c2010. (640 Sandbeck)
Pertinent websites:
Balle: Business Alliance for Local Living Economies (socially responsible businesses) http://www.livingeconomies.org/
E-Stewards Program http://e-stewards.org/ (electronics recycling)
Happy Planet Index http://www.happyplanetindex.org/ Shows a map of the world, with countries sized according to their "happiness". Created by the New Economics Foundation, (nef), which "aims to enhance individual and collective well-being in ways that are environmentally sustainable and socially just."
Redefining Progress (http://www.myfootprint.org/) is the nation's leading public policy think tank dedicated to smart economics and finding solutions that ensure a sustainable and equitable world for future generations.
No Impact Project http://noimpactproject.org/
Product Policy Institute http://www.productpolicy.org/ Works to implement policies that lead to well-designed products, green jobs and less waste.
The Story of Stuff http://www.storyofstuff.com/
WiserEarth http://www.wiserearth.org/ A free online community space connecting the people, nonprofits and businesses working toward a just and sustainable world.
The Indian Valley Public Library owns many books pertaining to sustainable living, consumer behavior, and environmental protection. Search our on-line catalog at the library or via our website (www.ivpl.org). Useful subject headings include: "consumer behavior", "economics", "environmental protection-citizen participation", "green movement", "materialism," and "sustainable living".
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Our 16-year-old son died after being diagnosed with an astrocytoma; however, the autopsy confirmed GBM, or Glioblastoma multiforme. His only symptoms were headaches. Do GBM tumors start out as astrocytomas and then progress to GBM? How long would it take an astrocytoma to form into a GBM?
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Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) represents the most aggressive form of astrocytomas, which are a spectrum of tumors arising from cells called astrocytes. Hence, GBM is actually just one subtype of astrocytoma, also known as a Grade 4 astrocytoma. Incidentally, astrocytes are actually one of many types of "glial cells", or supporting cells of the central nervous system. All cancers involving glial cells are thus collectively known as "gliomas". Put another way, GBM's are listed under the larger general category of astrocytomas, which in turn are listed under the larger heading of gliomas.
GBM's are the most common type of primary brain tumor; metastases to brain from other primary tumor sites remain the most common type of brain cancer overall. As mentioned above, GBM's are considered Grade 4 astrocytomas by the World Health Organization (WHO) grading system. GBMs can actually develop from lower grade gliomas, like grade 2 or grade 3 astrocytomas. GBMs can also form directly from normal brain cells (astrocytes) without going through lower grades. The particular pattern of genetic mutations in the cells ultimately dictates which grade of tumor will develop. It is more common for GBMs to develop from lower grade tumors in younger patients; however, it is not the kind of thing that happens over a short time. If there is a change in the diagnosis within a short time, it is more likely that the first diagnosis was incorrect. This is often the case because initial biopsies, in the interest of safety, may be relatively small in size and thus contain small amounts of tumor to examine under a microscope. The pathologist who makes the diagnosis may not see all of the features present in order to classify something as a GBM. However, at autopsy, the entire specimen can be examined and then a more accurate diagnosis can be obtained.
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The College News Volume II. No. 14 BRYN MAWR, PA., JANUARY 13, 1916 Price 5 Cents CALENDAR FRIDAY, JANUARY 14 8.40 a. m.�Chapel. Special address by Miss Eveline A. Thomson, Secretary of the Constantinople College American Associ- ation. 8.00 p. m.�Recital by Mr. Samuel Arthur King for the Polish Relief Fund. SUNDAY, JANUARY It 6.00 P. N.�Vespers. Speaker, N. Mc- Paden, '17. 8.00 P. m.�Chapel. Sermon by the Rev. Robert Specr, Secretary of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions. MONDAY, JANUARY 17 8.00 p. m.�President Thomas at home to the Senior Class. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY It 9.00 a. m.�Mid-year examinations begin. 9.30 P. m.�Mid-week meeting of the C. A Leader, F. Clarke, '19. SATURDAY, JANUARY 22 8.00 P. u.�Address before the College by Mr. John Masefield on "English Poetry." SUNDAY, JANUARY 23 6.00 p. ii.�Vespers. Speaker, Miss Hal- lett. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26 9.30 p. m.�Mid-week meeting of the C. A. Leader, M. Tyler, '19. SATURDAY, JANUARY 2t End of the first Semester. 11.00 a. m�Annual Meeting of the Alumna* Association. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 9.00 a. if.�Second Semester begins. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4 8.30 p. m.�Swimming Meet � Prelimi- naries. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11 8.30 i>. u.�Swimming Meet�Finals. ARE YOU A FIRST-CLASS SWIMMER? Swimming Captains Propose Point 8ystem A new plan for gaining honors In swim- ming has been proposed by Miss Apple- bee and the Swimming Captains. It has been suggested that there be ten events and that anyone who can pass eight of these should be a first-class swimmer, six of them a second-class swimmer, and four of them a third-class swimmer. These events need not be passed off at any one time, but can be tried all during the year. The events which have been thought of are: 4 speed swims, 2 back and 2 front; swimming for form, that is being able to do S strokes well. This event was introduced at the swimming meet last year, but was cut out this year as it takes too long and Is not interesting for the spectators. Other events are 3 dives for form; 3 fancy dives; life-saving; diving for something on the bottom of the pool and underwater swimming. This plan can be used In conjunction with the plan of the Athletic Board to have some class be Athletic Champion. For this, winning first team championship would count a certain number of points, second team championship a certain num- ber of points, etc. The percentage of peo- ple la each class who are Authorized swimmers would count as well aa the per- centage who are first, second and third class swimmers. It has also been suggested that the Ath- letic Association award medals to all first class swtmmers SCHELLING ENTHRALLS AUDIENCE UNIQUE GIFT OF B. M. ALUMN/C Introduces Work of Granados Ernest Schelllng, playing Saturday evening in Taylor Hall, showed the bril- liance, precision, and feeling that Pad- erewski's only pupil and disciple should possess. His Interpretation of Chopin's Aflat Polonaise, the most important number on the program, was scarcely sur- passed by Paderewski himself, who played It in Philadelphia a few weeks ago. Besides the program he gave four en- cores: Spanish Military March by Gra- nados, Chopin's ('-sharp Prelude, Spanish Dance by Granados, and Chopin's Noc- turne in D-sharp. Schelling Discovered Granados Granados, whose "Goyescas" was on the program, was almost entirely un- known until seven years ago, when Schell- lng discovered him and, by playing his pieces all over Europe and this country, won for him a steadily increasing reputa- tion. Kreisler played the Spanish Dance, arranged for violin, In Philadelphia on Saturday afternoon. The Military March, written at the request of the King of Spain, Is played every night In Madrid as the watch changes. For the first time, Granados is in America, in New York, at- tending to the production of his opera some time In February- Student as Well as Pianist Schelling was taken to live with Paderewski in Switzerland when still very young, and was appointed to take his place when Illness prevented Pad- erewski from playing at the National Polish Centennial Celebration at Lem- berg. Schelling has, besides the work for his profession, made a special study of the habits and customs of the various peoples in order to play their music. He is considered the greatest living inter- preter of Chopin because he so under stands the Polish spirit. After the recital, Mr. Schelling said that he had seldom played to a more ap- preciative audience�that he always found college students most enthusiastic. The program was: Fantasy. Op. 17......Robert Schumann Goyescas...................E. Granados (a) Coloquio en la Reja. (b) El Fandango de Candll. (c) Maja 7 el Ruisenor. Sonata. B. Minor...........Franz Liszt Nocturne. Op. 27, No. 2..........Chopin Mazurkas .......................Chopin (a) A-sharp Minor. (b) A sharp in Op. 4. (c) (major Polonaise A-flat .................Chopin SLIGHT FIRE IN TEA HOUSE Bryn Mawr Fire Company to the Rescue A slight fire in the College Tea Room was the occasion of great excitement on Monday night at 7.30. At the blowing of the Power House siren the Campus was filled with a mob, which followed the noise of the Bryn Mawr fire engine to the Tea House. The firemen Immediately ran a line of hose Into the Tea Room, but withdrew when they found that the only trouble had been a slight chimney fire which had gone out of itself. The crowd, now grown to a considerable size by the addition of villagers, soon dispersed U. 8. HA8 CH08EN NARROWEST WAY IN SUBMARINE CONTROVERSY Fund for Study of Prevention of Fire In Pennsylvania Factories "There is something very inspiring and encouraging", begins an editorial In the "Ledger" of January 6th, "in the an- nouncement of the uses to which certain alumnae of Bryn Mawr College have de- cided to apply the fund they have recently raised to mark the twenty-fifth anniver- sary of their class". The alumnae re- ferred to are the eleven members of the first class, 1889, together with fifty more from the three contemporary classes. They have raised a fund to endow study of Fire Prevention in the factories of this I State where women are employed. "This work", the editorial goes on to! state, "will be done under the auspices and with the cordial approval of the Penn-1 sylvania Department of Labor and Indus- try;�it will be carried forward, as far; as the fund will allow, in the hope of arousing the public from its mood of apathy and of winning that sympathy and cooperation which are essential to the success of an effort to minimize or elim- inate the horrible fire danger which hourly menaces lives of thousands of young girls and women". The editorial closes with a congratula- tory paragraph upon the practical and altogether admirable nature of the alum- nae's gift. BRYN MAWR FACULTY ATTEND CONVENTIONS Several Members Speak in Washington During the Christmas vacation, Wash- ington was the meeting place of many conventions, among them the Second Pan- American Scientific Congress, the Ameri- can Anthropological Association, sad the American Sociological Society, at nearly all of which Bryn Mawr was represented. Professors Read Papers The members of the Bryn Mawr faculty who attended the Historical Association were Dr. Frank, Dr. Gray, and Dr. Leake; Dr. Fenwick, and Dr. Leake attended the meeting of the Political Science Associa- tion; and Dr. Fenwick the meetings of the Society of International Law. Dr. Frank was one of the leaders of a dis- cussion In the ancient history section of papers on "Economic Causes of Interna- tional Rivalries and Wars In Ancient Times" by Ferguson and Botsford. Dr. Gray read a paper on "Problems of Anglo- Saxon Times" In the mediaeval section. Various Associations Meet Dr. Barton went to New York to the section of the Archaeological Institute which met there, to the Society of Bib- lical Literature, and to the Association of Teachers of Biblical Literature in Col- leges and Schools. Dr. Gordon went to Chicago to the Psychological Convention. Dr. Kingsbury read a paper at the Second Pan-American Congress In Washington. Dr. Wheeler and Dr. Frank attended the meeting at Princeton of the Archaeologi- cal Institute of America "International law Is what International sentiment will support, and nothing else", said Dr. de Laguna, at the end of his talk to the Philosophy Club on Monday night International law, its relation to law in general, Its three divisions�the law of peace, the law of war, and the law of neutrality�and the application of the last law, neutrality, to the present sub- marine issues, were the chief points made by Dr. de Laguna. Dr. de Laguna said that there was s broader and a narrower way for a neutral to act concerning its rights, and that in the submarine controversy between this country and Germany the United States have acted in the narrowest way possible. Our protests against the torpedoing of merchant ships, he went on to say, have been most Inefficient. In every case we look first to see whether there were say Americans on board; If so, whether they were injured; if so, whether Germany has any excuse to offer; and, if not, we de- mand a disavowal or Indemnity. The broader way to act, explained Dr. de La- guna, would be to protest against the sinking of any merchant ship whatsoever, for the liability to sinking is itself a limi- tation upon the freedom of American travelers. The broader way, admitted Dr. de Laguna, would bring a larger amount of danger, but Insistence upon rights, he said, is always dangerous. The talk was very general In scope and gave an Interesting account of bow law has grown up. FOUR STUDENT VOLUNTEERS Open meetings of the Student Volunteer Band will be held twice a month during the Second Semester. Anyone interested in missions will be invited to come and Join in the discussion of mission subjects. There will be no outside speakers, but someone will generally give a short re- port and the discussion will be based on some book of missionary biography There are now four Student Volunteers in College�two graduate students, H. Tufts and R. Manchester, '13, and two under- graduates, A. Grsbau, '16, and R. Sato, '17. Several others who do not wish to volunteer sre also definitely planning to become missionaries CLA88 COLLECTORS DI8CU88 ENDOWMENT FUND DRILL 8TART8 AT HARVARD Actual drill for the Harvard "rookies" was held for the first time last Friday in the baseball cage at Soldiers' Field under the direction of Captain Cordler. The 140 noa-commlssioned oacers who have bean ssisntsrt to assist the commander in the preliminary Instruction were given prac- tice la explaining and Illustrating the fun- damentals of drill Last Saturday the class collectors met with the Finance Committee of the Alumnae Association at a luncheon at the l Philadelphia College Club to discuss methods of raising money for the Endow- ment Fund. M. G. Branson Is the class collector for 1916. Each year the gradu- I atlng class at Bryn Mawr elects Its class collector, who holds her position for life. Her duties are to superintend the con- tributions of her class to the endowment fund, to write each year to every member of her class, about such contributions, and to meet with the Finance Committee to j discuss methods and results The collec- tors will meet again with this committee during Commencement Weak. Miss M. O. Thomas, 'If, is chairman of the Finance Committee and Miss Dlmoa is secretary. 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Timothy A. Luehrman, William A. Teichner
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A group of investors is considering buying the sequel rights for a portfolio of feature films. They need to determine how much to offer to pay and how to structure a contract with one or more major U.S. film studios. The case contains cash flow estimates for all major films released in the United States during 1989. These data are used to generate estimates of the value of sequel rights prior to the first film's release. Designed to introduce students to real options and techniques for valuing them. It clearly illustrates the power of option pricing techniques for certain types of capital budgeting problems. Also illustrates the practical limitations of such techniques.
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Can I prevent lymphedema after breast cancer treatment with complementary therapies?
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The best way to prevent lymphedema is to minimize your risk for getting lymphedema. Minimizing your risk involves good skin care, avoiding limb constriction, activity modification, avoiding temperature extremes and wearing well fitting compression garments (if you need them). The National Lymphedema Network has more information on reducing your risk.
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Architects who have done multifamily work know the project type differs from single-family in profound ways. Instead of designing for homeowners looking for a great place to live, architects with multifamily commissions must collaborate with developers, for whom small decisions can have major financial ramifications. As a result, important choices such as window selection become even more significant, because the architect must consider the pro forma and profit-and-loss implications of every aspect of the design.
"There are clear technical differences" between specing windows for a house and for a multifamily building, says Douglas Stockman, a principal at Kansas City, Mo.-based el dorado. "From a design perspective, it depends on whether a project is a rehab versus a brand-new building or an apartment versus a condo. Acoustic quality is important in multifamily work, and price is also a big deal." For architects who have a favorite window spec, the chances of having the brand approved often are slim—particularly if the product is on the pricey side. In those cases, he explains, "it's hard to hold on to a manufacturer."
Windows are a particularly tricky spec, because they are so central to architecture and contribute so greatly to inhabitants' quality of life. Important for views, light, and fresh air, windows also must successfully block heat gain and prevent heat loss. But selecting the right ones involves more than sight lines and energy issues. "We look at production issues, maintenance, and liability for the owner," says Jonah Busick, LEED AP, a director at Phoenix-based merzproject, a studio of Shepley Bulfinch in Boston.
Choosing windows for buildings in dense urban locations raises even more issues, says developer Michael Lander, president of Minneapolis-based Lander Group. Sound transmission ratings, installation, and durability are important considerations. Although Lander may choose lesser-quality windows on entry-level projects to meet the budget, his company always looks for a certain level of aesthetics and performance, no matter the price point. "Windows are really important to the building envelope," he says. "More windows also raise the bar for the overall quality of the design."
Lander's brand of choice is Marvin Windows and Doors. If cost is an issue, he specs low-E units from the company's Integrity line. A step up from vinyl, Integrity products can be made entirely from Ultrex fiberglass or with fiberglass exteriors and pine interiors.
Some architects and developers choose traditional residential windows for their mid-rise projects, while others favor commercial systems. Busick says merzproject typically uses all-aluminum windows and storefronts with thermally broken frames, such as those from Kawneer North America and Arcadia Architectural Products. "A lot of people are drawn to [storefronts] because they aren't accustomed to seeing them in a residential setting," he explains. "We have had a great response from both the buyers and the developers."
One residential window manufacturer known for its multifamily-friendly aluminum products is Milgard Windows & Doors. The company says its products are especially popular with architects seeking windows with narrow profiles and that fiberglass is becoming more common in multifamily work because it also can be offered with thin frames and in dark colors.
Aluminum also is the preferred spec for el dorado's multifamily work, but the firm is more flexible on system types. It uses such windows for rehab buildings, for example, to preserve any industrial character, but "other times we may use storefronts or residential wood systems with metal cladding," Stockman says. One favorite is EFCO Corp.
Fortunately, architects have at their disposal many traditional brands that can be used in mid-rise multifamily projects, including Andersen Corp., Kolbe & Kolbe Millwork Co., and JELD-WEN. One not-so-new player is YKK AP America, which produces residential vinyl windows and aluminum commercial systems. Its newest product, the YOW 350 T, is an architectural-grade window with triple glazing and integral blinds for heat gain control.
Another innovation in window design comes from the Netherlands, where Amsterdam-based Hofman Dujardin Architecten hit upon a new approach while looking for a way to maximize floor space in apartment buildings. "We thought about the former Amsterdam warehouses, whose façades opened up" so workers could "load the warehouses directly from the canal boats," explains principal Michiel Hofman, who designed the concept with partner Barbara Dujardin. "Then we tried to integrate the rear end of a truck in a façade."
The firm's invention, Bloomframe, is essentially an insulated steel, glass, and aluminum picture window that can be converted into an open balcony. Suitable for new and retrofit buildings, the motor-controlled "balcony-on-demand" is being produced for apartments in the Netherlands. It likely won't be available in the United States until 2011.
These days, architects doing multifamily projects may spec whatever type of window they want, so long as it meets code requirements. "The standard for windows, doors, and skylights no longer recognizes 'residential' or 'commercial' windows," explains Ken Brenden, technical services manager for the American Architectural Manufacturers Association, but "it does provide a general guide in determining which performance class is likely suited for a particular application. The higher classes typically are associated with mid- and high-rise construction, the lower with one- and two-family dwellings and low- and mid-rise multifamily dwellings."
Although architects likely know what the codes allow and forbid, experienced design pros also have developed personal checklists of do's and don'ts and have a sense of which specific issues to keep in mind when researching window options. Stockman, for example, says el dorado mainly specs operable systems for its projects to facilitate the circulation of fresh air.
Meanwhile, merzproject uses only thermally broken aluminum frames for energy efficiency and applies the same orientation techniques in multifamily façades that it uses for houses. "We do a lot of building modeling on window placement and exposure, so we use overhangs to help avoid direct sunlight," Busick says. The firm also is reassured by at least one aspect of commercial products: "The nice thing about storefronts is that [the suppliers] do the installation," he says. "They are very familiar with these systems."
Stockman considers himself a fan of commercial systems, but he cautions architects to be mindful of the products' susceptibility to defects. Residential windows are less likely to leak, he explains, because they come pre-assembled, whereas "commercial windows are cut and fitted on site, so end dams, flashing details, and corners are potential" problem areas. Consequently, he continues, installation is key: "A lot more windows leak than you know, but they leak into cavities," so the damage isn't seen. As a preventive measure, he "highly recommends" architects have any system they spec tested for leakage early enough to ward off potential problems.
Because even the best windows will leak if not installed correctly, Lander's company holds "drill" meetings to discuss how to go about it. After all, he says, "It's not just the window—but how the window is installed—that makes the difference."
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quote:why would Miles tell anyone that?
quote:Either way, Miles has been awesome in his tenure here.
quote:While this wouldn't shock me...but, did he give a reason?
quote:I don't know what's dumber, you posting that or people believing it
quote: but when your financial wellbeing isn't tied to your career, anything's possible.
quote:. Hell, he almost left this year but the sunshine pumpers would never admit it. "
quote:Presumably after eight years of seven figure salaries, he has a nice nest egg built up. Like I said, I don't see him leaving anytime soon. But unless I badly misread him, he doesn't have to work anymore to be financially comfortable.
quote:Given that 10%(estimate) goes to his agent and by the time you factor in state and federal income tax, then project that over his expected lifetime, he isn't as rich as most people think. Granted, he won't be first in line at St. Vincent de Paul for lunch and he will have a better lifestyle than most who post here, but he isn't rock star rich.
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Even for a moment, is it possible Americans care more about commercials than football at the Super Bowl?
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quote:Don't click them? People are trying to help other people out and make threads because of the limited supply of just about everything right now, and the stickied threads get off track entirely too easy.
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Bryce Harper will be the biggest story this spring at Nationals camp.
With pitchers and catchers due to report Sunday, we've reached the home stretch of the offseason. All week, we've counted down the five biggest storylines facing the Nationals at spring training. Today, it's storyline No. 1: Bryce Harper's quest to make the Opening Day roster…
Every step Bryce Harper has taken in the last three years — obtaining his GED at 16, getting drafted with the No. 1 pick in the country at 17, playing in the Arizona Fall League and at Class AA at 18 — has been with a single purpose in mind: Reach the major leagues as quickly as possible.
Throughout the three-year stretch, though, that notion had existed only in a conceptual mode. No matter how well he performed on the field, Harper had never been under actual consideration for a big-league debut.
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When Harper arrives in Viera next week for the start of spring training, he'll at last have a realistic opportunity to crack the Nationals' Opening Day roster. It's still a long shot. But it's not a zero shot, especially withRead more »
- Anonymous - Feb 17, 2012 at 9:46 PM
On September 5th last season his ERA was at 3.48 then he fell off his last 4 starts.I MEASURED HIM ACROSS THREE YEARS and the reason why Lannan was sent to the MINORS AA was PERFORMANCE. The previous year, 2009, his closest to reaching 200 innings he had a -20.0 pRAA the worst year of all three. His adjusted ERA (forget ERA it just doesn't do the job anymore) or tRA was well OVER 5 consistently. While Livo managed to have both good and bad. Basically Lannan was all BAD. Period. Sorry to burst your balloon but Lannan is not as good as Tommy Milone and I was fervently hoping Milone would replace Lannan in the rotation because, well, Milone is the better pitcher by far. Unfortunately Rizzo couldn't convince Billy Beane to take Lannan instead. There are about 5 million reasons why but of the players traded I would have wished they had kept Milone.
- natsfan1a - Feb 17, 2012 at 11:12 PM
Awesome. Mark fixed it.
- Rabbit - Feb 18, 2012 at 2:57 PM
If the Nationals don't make the playoffs, NLCS, or World Series before 2017, then what difference would it make if Harper leaves or not? By that time, 2017 or 2018 won't make any difference. So, forget about when he becomes free-agent elegible, let the kid play if he can perform at the ML level. That's my opinion. Let's hear yours.
- Rabbit - Feb 18, 2012 at 3:01 PM
2017 and 2018 should not be a consideration. If the Nationals haven't made the playoffs, NLCS, or the World Series by then, so what if Harper moves on. I wouldn't blame him and having him on and having him on the Nationals, at that point, didn't make any difference. That's my opinion, what's yours?
- Anonymous - Feb 18, 2012 at 4:42 PM
Can we cease with the gibber-jabber, second guessing, and the handwringing and bring this kid UP?Some are worried about his maturity when we just cut loose a suspected drug cartel money-launderer, and another player who was so off the chain that he was a danger to himself and others (morgan)? And how many young men plan their career as maturely as Harper did – from pulling out of H.S., to getting a GED (not as easy as many here think), go to a college in order to play wooden bat baseball?Lets bring this phenom up.
- Anonymous - Feb 18, 2012 at 4:46 PM
Can't believe some people are perseverating about 2017-2018. Are you kidding? The future is now. Let's see Harper on Opening Day — no games. Just put him the lineup and leave him alone.
- Mike Rizzo - Feb 19, 2012 at 12:56 AM
Can we cease with the gibber-jabber, second guessing, and the handwringing and bring this kid UP?For the record, I am not gibber-jabbering, second-guessing, or hand-wringing. And I'm not bringing him up before about May 1, nevermind what I might have to tell Davey. So get used to the idea.


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