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Airbnb prepares brand refresh and woos New York.
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Tech "odd couple" Apple and IBM team up for enterprise mobility.
Time Warner shares soar after reportedly rejecting $80 billion Murdoch bid.
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Facebook brand stories perform better than traditional ads.
GE tests Snapchat marketing.Continue reading...
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Posted by Dale Buss on May 19, 2014 01:42 PM
AT&T took another huge step in fulfilling its "TV anywhere" promise with its deal to acquire DirecTV for $49 billion in a cash-and-stock worth $95 a share. It'll allow the what was once known as America's phone company to have a shot at becoming America's video company.
The agreement would give AT&T 20 million US subscribers and another 12 million in Latin America as well as access to DirecTV's biggest success, its NFL Sunday Ticket package. More than that, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson said on Monday, AT&T will look to integrate DirecTV's ability to beam satellite TV to just about anywhere in the United States with AT&T's existing nationwide wireless network and landline and TV businesses that currently have limited reach.
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"We need to be scaled on video," Stephenson said. "We think we landed the best video player out there. It gives us the parts to fulfill a vision we have had for a couple of years, that is, the opportunity and the ability to take premium content and deliver premium content over multiple points for the customer, whether it be through a smartphone, through a tablet, or television or laptop."
Providing video-over-satellite service could improve AT&T's internet service by freeing up bandwidth on its telecom network, a problem that has become the heart of the net neutrality debate that affects video providers like Netflix. Nabbing DirecTV also would provide AT&T more video subscribers and improve its ability to compete against other telecom giants like Verizon.Continue reading...
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GM agrees to pay "substantial fine" over switch recall.
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CBS unveils plans for 24-hour digital news channel.Continue reading...
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Every few years it seems, Godzilla pops up again to do what he's always done. No, not destroy metropolises. Pitch product.
While there is already speculation about whether or not this year's Godzilla reboot will flop badly enough to kill the movie franchise, one thing is for sure, Godzilla will always be back as the spokescreature for something. After all, the big guy has had a far more lurcrative career in advertising than in Hollywood.
Below, a look back at some of Godzilla's greatest hits, and a peek at the product placement in store for the new Godzilla movie.Continue reading...
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International Aquatic Research is a fully sponsored, peer-reviewed open access journal published under the brand SpringerOpen. The journal is an international journal that publishes original research articles, short communications, and review articles in a broad range of areas relevant to all aspects of aquatic sciences (freshwater and marine waters). The Journal specifically strives to increase the knowledge of most aspects of applied researches in both cultivated and wild aquatic animals in the world.
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Doesn't exist. Bad reporting by Haaretz, verging on the irresponsible. This isn't news, but sounds more like a phony "press report" from a pro-Pal anti-Israel source.
If selected for publication, it will appear as soon as possible on Haaretz.com.
Palestinians in the West Bank are adapting to the building realities of occupation by turning to traditional materials such as clay, sand and gravel, Al Jazeera reported over the weekend.
The local population faces two challenges: demolitions by the Israeli government and the unreliability or high prices of cement.
"My neighbors perceived building from mud at first as a step backward," Ahmed Dawud, 45, told Al Jazeera about his recent project in Jericho. "They found the shape of the domes strange and didn't take the project seriously. Even the workers were suspicious about the capacity of the house to be habitable."
His neighbors became believers a few months later when Nesher stopped exporting cement to the Palestinian territories for several weeks and the price of cement shot up thereafter.
In 2010, UNRWA launched a project to build dozens of mud brick homes in the Gaza Strip for about $10,000 each, but according to a 2009 report by the Inter Press Service, Gazans were already building homes made of mud and straw for as little as $3,000.
Between Israeli restrictions on the import of construction materials and the difficulty in obtaining building permits from the authorities, West Bankers are increasingly turning to the traditional form of building, which was replaced by cement in the 20th century.
"A big advantage of mud over cement is that it's not only cheaper, but you can also easily rebuild with it. If [a home] was demolished, you just need to add water and mix it," Alberto Alcalde, an architect at ARCO, an Italian architects' cooperative working in the West Bank, told Al Jazeera.


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Apple and Google's Motorola Unit End Patent War 46
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Now they won't sue each other, just everyone else. It seems like there is a big existing group here that is becoming harder and harder to launch new competition against (they will both sue you...). You basically can't make smart phones unless you are in the club, and they won't let you in. This is bad for the market place from a consumer perspective, and from the perspective of all other companies. They have formed a trust and we don't have Theodore Roosevelt around anymore to bust it.
Moto's 3G and radio patents had real teeth.
We already knew from a previous court ruling that they were not worth a hill of beans.
The REAL reason the battle is finally over is because Jobs is gone, and Cook is not a "nuclear option" kind of guy. Cook just wants to chill and make billions of dollars per day or whatever. He's the ultimate supply chain nerd that probably hated dealing with legal crap all the time.
People keep taking about Jobs being gone being all bad. But they forget there are real silver linings like this patent settlement that probably would not happen if Jobs were still alive, since he took the copying issue personally.
The Republicans will never allow this to happen. They love how their laws have ruined innovation in the US
You misspelled "Democrat".
But really the word you should have used is "statist", which can be found in both Democrat and Republicn camps. The reason you keep voting for failure is that you've not discerned that candidates matter more than party.
The REAL reason the battle is finally over is because Jobs is gone
Really THIS got modded insightful. Its down to the whims of CEOs. Jobs died October 5, 2011...get over it.
This case ended like all cases of its kind do. The money; PR; time; strength of their case..some expensive advisers weighed up the pros and cons and decided to call it a draw. the fact that "Judge Richard Posner dismissed it in 2012 shortly before trial, saying neither company had sufficient evidence to prove its case" kind of points in that direction.
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May 01, 2011 GMTI believe that one of the measures of an adult is to have the ability to admit "I was wrong". While I am not happy when I am wrong, I take pride in the fact that I often give people the benefit of the doubt, and when I am wrong I freely admit it. I believe that once you admit your mistake, and apologize if necessary to any offended people, you can then move on to the next task and try to do better the next time. One of my first managers was a very bright man who could not say the words "I was wrong". It took the people under him a while to realize this, but one day we were sitting around the lunch table and it occurred to us that we had never heard him say that phrase,...
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Apr 06, 2011 GMTFLISOL, the Latin American Festival of (Free and) Open Source Software Installation will be celebrated throughout Latin America and the Caribbean this Saturday, April 9th, 2011, typically between 0900 and 1800 hours (9 A.M. and 6 P.M. for Microsoft users), but you should check your local dates and times on the FLISOL website.For the past months I have been receiving emails, tweets, Facebook event notices, and many other types of communication about this event, and it has been overwhelming. It is one thing when a large organization puts on an event, with sponsorship and money behind it, and it is another when passionate people band together to push forth an idea.Many cities in every...
Mar 31, 2011 GMTNow you have your theme, your audience definition, your venue, your track layout, your speaker list...life is sweet...but now the exhausting part starts....the minutia. You are going to have a reception...you need to order the food and drink. What about vegetarians? What about Vegans? How much beer and wine? What about non-alcoholic drinks? Wait, does the facility allow alcohol? What about under-age? Do you need bartenders? Are you charging admission? How do you tell people who have paid? Do you need badges? Do you accept non-registered walk-ins? How many? Will we have enough badges? Too many? How about security for the equipment? And what about insurance for the...
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My League Of Legends was functioning normally after the update days 1:43:23
was giving the following error (1:40:17 Client Version is rejected by server)
I've tried several different ways and methods as deleted and reinstalled ... noticed and nothing What should I do please help me!
Do I have to spend the rest of my life without playing League Of Legends?
answer me urgently! and clearly please!
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"Unable to Connect to the Server. If you have a firewall, it may be blocking the connection. Please refer to your firewalls documentation. Would you like to retry the connection?"
I was playing the **** game not even 10 minutes ago with no problem.
I've been having a problem. Everytime i try to play a game as soon as everyone is summoning just before i enter i disconnect. Its not my Computer because its only been lately and i havent done anything to my computer So idk whats up....
Yeah well this happened to me 4hours ago right after a ranked game and now i cant go on. And guess what? When i uninstalled the game and tried to go on your website to reinstall it, It wont let me. ******* put more effort in making a game function before it becomes a #1 played game.
So, why am i being punished for this servers connection?? I have lost connection to several games and League of Legends is throwing up a penalty onto my account for their problems? In the most recent, I jumped into a 5vs5 and everyone connected just fine except for the last person on our team. He lost connection and caused the rest of my team to disconnect and now were all suffering ingame penalties for it? like what the hell..
So im suspended for 4 days because of this frequent issue. This is the only game ive ever played, where their is a server connection problem. I have a moderate computer and an amazing internet connection ....just dont understand wtf is wrong with this game.
So overall... Ive been kicked from multiple games and it's not only me...my friends and my brother have dealt with the same problem before..Ive probably been kicked from atleast 6 games overall on a brand new account.
Please find a way to fix this considering im not the only person going through this issue.
so glad that i had to wait 5hours to open the game without knowing i had to ******* wait another hour for the patch. Yeah i wonder how ****ed up the game will be when dominion comes
wtf i try to connect every time
just like them 'Connection Error '
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I was playing with katarina and my internet was fall.I have recconected to game and when game was over i was banned i dont know why?!
Just got another leave because the game is unplayable during the afternoon ever since this "server stability" update went live.
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Tag Archives | Revolution
The People Would Be Just As Noisy…
"The people have spoken, but it will take a while to determine exactly what they said"
– Bill Clinton
Comedian Russell Brand has initiated a debate in the UK about whether it's worth voting. A significant stir was made on Her Majesty's BBC when he called for a revolution and told the interviewer it's not worth voting: "Why pretend? Why be complicit in this ridiculous illusion?".
The Guardian newspaper carries an opinion piece from him, which Disinfonaughts might like to make an evaluation of: RUSSELL BRAND WE DESERVE MORE FROM OUR DEMOCRATIC SYSTEM.
From my point of view he seems sincere. Perhaps I'm sympathetic because he appears so well versed in the subcultures which Disinfo has faithfully served since the days of Netscape (ask your Grandad). Or maybe it's that he's talking in a manner which suggests he's been paying close attention to his influences, the most prominent of which is a personal favorite of mine, reptilian conspiracy theory espousing ex-TV presenter David Icke.… Read the rest
In Defence of "Brand Revolution"
Russell Brand has made a bit of a name for himself by advocating revolution. Seems like precisely the sort of thing we've been talking about for the last year or so on The C.O.N.
I'm sure that's just one of 23 co-incidences.
The music of Zero Friends Recordings features prominently in this one.
The clip of Pope Bob is here.
The clips of Russell Brand are here.
My Twitter is here.
This podcast has a Facebook page here.
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The Case Against Hope
Derrick Jensen writing in the May/June 2006 issue of Orion Magazine:
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We've all been taught that hope in some future condition—like hope in some future heaven—is and must be our refuge in current sorrow. I'm sure you remember the story of Pandora. She was given a tightly sealed box and was told never to open it. But, being curious, she did, and out flew plagues, sorrow, and mischief, probably not in that order. Too late she clamped down the lid. Only one thing remained in the box: hope. Hope, the story goes, was the only good the casket held among many evils, and it remains to this day mankind's sole comfort in misfortune. No mention here of action being a comfort in misfortune, or of actually doing something to alleviate or eliminate one's misfortune.
The more I understand hope, the more I realize that all along it deserved to be in the box with the plagues, sorrow, and mischief; that it serves the needs of those in power as surely as belief in a distant heaven; that hope is really nothing more than a secular way of keeping us in line.
Rx for Revolution
"We were probably the most conservative-minded revolutionaries who put through a successful revolution." Kevin O'Higgins
"If they have real grievances redress them, if possible; or acknowledge the justice of them . . . . If they have not, employ the force of government against them at once. " George Washington, letter to Henry Lee, 31 October 1786
"I am a monarch of God's creation, and you reptiles of the earth dare not oppose me. I render an account of my government to none . . . ."
Napoleon Bonaparte, speech at Breda, 1 May 1810
While the exact precipitants of overt rebellion are perhaps impossible to predict, history does grant us absolute certainty that the next regime will be a fundamentally conservative one.
The revolution of 1789 may have been reasonably foreseen given that country's horrific long-term economic trends and decades of fiscal mismanagement by the French Crown. However, before Easter 1916, few would have dared prophecy an end to nearly 800 years of English dominance in a disgruntled and disenfranchised but thoroughly exhausted and demoralised Ireland. And even today it is more than a little perplexing as to why 1773 in particular should be the occasion for violent resistance to British Crown policies which had been pursued at least since 1696, when William III established the Lords of Trade. But inevitably each of these momentous events was succeeded by a conservative regime.… Read the rest
A debate, a lecture, an interview, and some ethnic cleansing: Chris Hedges vs. Black Bloc, Victor Sebestyen on the Collapse of Soviet Empire, Joshua Oppenheimer on 'The Act of Killing', and some Israeli Ethnic Cleansing
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Chris Hedges Debates the Black Bloc
"In his article "The Cancer in Occupy" posted on Truthdig in February, Chris Hedges criticized Black Bloc activists, saying their use of violence in the streets would alienate the Occupy movement from mainstream Americans and legitimize the use of police violence in the eyes of the public. Black Bloc supporter Brian Traven debate[s] him in New York City."
Revolution 1989: what exactly happened?
"How did the mighty Soviet empire collapse so quickly, so completely – and so peacefully? Victor Sebestyen is an author and journalist. This lecture marks the launch of his latest book, Revolution 1989: the fall of the Soviet Empire."
"The Act of Killing": New Film Shows U.S.-Backed Indonesian Death Squad Leaders Re-enacting Massacres
"We spend the hour with Joshua Oppenheimer, the director of a groundbreaking new documentary called 'The Act of Killing.' The film is set in Indonesia, where, beginning in 1965, military and paramilitary forces slaughtered up to a million Indonesians after overthrowing the democratically elected government.… Read the rest
The Paradigm Shift Clock
Scared that you are falling behind the times? Via Zapato Productions intradimensional:
The front panel button switches the display to show paradigm confidence levels in real time — caution when it lingers near zero. Reset is inside if you need manual override — during reset you can preload values with the real time button.
No instructions were included, but none were needed. Oscillating dots on the display show it's sensing the dominant paradigm. If there's no shift within a day, the number will be advanced by one. Any detected shift will reset the number to zero.
Our New Economy Of Guard Labor
Via the Baffler, David Graeber on the possibilities of revolution and the increase in "guard labor":
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Under no conditions can alternatives, or anyone proposing alternatives, be seen to experience success. This helps explain the almost unimaginable investment in "security systems" of one sort or another: military…intelligence agencies, militarized police…a massive media industry. Mostly these systems do not so much attack dissidents directly as contribute to a pervasive climate of fear, jingoistic conformity, life insecurity, and simple despair that makes any thought of changing the world seem an idle fantasy.
Yet these security systems are also extremely expensive. Some economists estimate that a quarter of the American population is now engaged in "guard labor" of one sort or another—defending property, supervising work, or otherwise keeping their fellow Americans in line. Economically, most of this disciplinary apparatus is pure deadweight.
In fact, most of the economic innovations of the last thirty years make more sense politically than economically.
Paradigm Shift in Education: Krishnamurti on the Educator, RAW on Ignorance, Gato on the System, and Hamming on Learning
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The root cause of society's ills is how we deal with education. Deep down we all know this, but for decades we have barely lifted a finger to address it. The main reason for this inaction is because most of us are ourselves products of this defective system. We have been programed for obedience, turned into self-absorbed apathetic beings that submit to authority and fear dissent.
We are bombarded with propaganda that wants us to believe in the economy. That if everyone had a job and the economy was growing at whatever rate our centralized governments had set, then all would be well. There are two problems with this mindset. First, our crony cannibalistic economic system will never reach this zenith. Second, it's a lie; a better economy is not the solution to our woes. What is, is educating our children to become integrated beings, free of envy and materialism.
Poll: Three in Ten US Voters Say "Armed Revolution Might be Necessary"
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Need Ceiling Joist help - Long Span
We want to add a garage to our house. 28' x 42'
How do I span 28 feet with ceiling joists?
This is what the add-on to our house will look like.
Actual pictures of our house can be found here.
This is the foundation layout for our garage.
The garage is 28x42. A little mudroom connects it to the house.
Because the mudroom floor is at the same height as the house, the ceiling of the garage
has to be raised where the door comes out of the mudroom and into the garage.
The mudroom will be divided into two spaces. One will be a laundry room.
Because of the pitch of the room and the different floor heights,
one section of the ceiling in the mudroom will be sloped with the room.
The divider wall will be on the right side of that door.
Another door will exit the mudroom to the back yard.
That little deck will wrap around the back side of the
house to meet the back deck.
So how do I construct the roof. I have to span 28 feet
for the garage. I can't use trusses because I have to match
the original house roof, approximately 4.5/12
The garage walls will be 2x6 framing. I wanted to use
I Joists for ceiling joists but because of the span the
I Joists would be too tall and I couldn't bevel them to
match the rafters. I'm going to put a steel roof on it,
and the house while I'm at it. Do I need OSB on the roof?
I keep looking at span tables for I Joists but I don't
know how to figure the loading. Nothing will be stored
in the attic. It will just be blown in insulation up there.
So how do I frame this. How do I span 28 feet.
Pooh Bear
I'd go 10' walls (or what ever you need to reach top plate of house after rim is installed). Then run a built up LVL from the 8 foot wall to the 36' wall. then one at 90 degrees to that one from the 8 ' wall to the front of garage, over the door. (door header LVL also to carry load). Then you have 20' joists, and 22' joists. Run a rim all the way around, Ladder the edges, ply in to 2nd joist (or whole thing) and frame rafters on top of them. Some plywood up the center and you COULD have a little storage if you wanted it.
That helps a little. I didn't look at it that way before.
That would split it up into 2 shorter spans to work with.
I would rather not go any higher with the walls.
It would mess up the look I'm going for where it meets the
house. (top picture, gable end with kitchen door)
run a built up LVL from the 8 foot wall to the 36' wall.
There will actually be a full wall across there.
It just doesn't show up on the foundation view yet.
How about 2 LVLs on 14ft centers, 28 feet long. Or I Joists.
Use those as beams to set the ends of 14ft ceiling joists on.
Run the beams from 42' wall to 42' wall, and then run the
ceiling joists from 28ft (36') wall to 28ft wall.
And what size LVLs would I need for that.
I was quoted $98 for 28' long I Joists. I wasn't here when
they returned my call so I didn't get to ask about specifics.
How do LVLs compare to I Joists in price.
Pooh Bear
I only said 10 as an example. When I looked at you home picture, there is some exposed foundation. Add to that the thickness of your floor joists in the floor system of your house. You'll likely have a wall taller than 8'. The gist of the whole thing is your joists will run perpendicular to your rafters. (less than ideal) but can be done if you sheath some to keep rafter load from spreading walls. I won't claim to know your codes for loading or pricing in your area. For here I'd use three 1 3/4 x 11 3/4 glued and nailed together for a ceiling. That should be fine, but look into it for your area. using two front to back could work good and considering you'd cut down length of joists you could make them smaller. The LVLs will hang below if less than 2x12 are used for joist.
Trusses are the traditional way to span these longer distances. It's what we used for our 30'x54' shop/garage. The truss company did all of the engineering calcs, manufactured them and delivered them. It saves a lot of labor if you are DIYing but you will need a bit of help to swing them into place. It also saves on having an engineer's stamp on the support plan as they have an engineer on staff that will provide that for you for your permit.
Yes, I was thinking of the LVLs being under the joists.
Of course then I have exposed beams running across the ceiling.
I'm hoping to get it all up into the ceiling out of sight.
I was just looking at build-on-site glue-lams.
I could build them to any spec I needed.
We don't have a building inspector.
But I do have an insurance agent to answer to.
It will be built right. None of my younger shenanigans.
Although I am thinking about using beams and at the three
places they have to be bevel cut, placing a wall under
them that sticks out far enough to give the required support.
I'll have to draw that and see how it works.
Pooh Bear
I don't know exactly where you live but you should ask the local building department for the applicable Snow Load and determine how it should be applied to your roof especially where it might drift against the existing building before trying to size any long-span engineered wood structural elements whether they be I-joists, I-rafters, LVLs or any kind of trusses.
Since such elements are not included in 1 & 2 family dwelling codes, they usually must be designed by an engineer. Even if no code applies, an engineer would be cheap insurance against a roof collapse. Usually a lumberyard can get the manufacturer to design and stamp a design for you for free so there is no reason to try to do it yourself or rely on amateur advice on the internet.
Roof sheathing is likely to be required to resist the usual lateral forces (wind & seismic) unless an engineer can provide the necessary resistance by some other means.
We don't get snow, none to speak of, just flurries usually.
I went out today and laid it out a bit so I could see where
everything would be. I didn't like it. Too close to road.
I think I'll change the garage depth from 28' to 24'.
I think I'm gonna have to put OSB sheathing on the roof.
No seismic activity, but we have been getting some wicked
winds over the last few years, tornadoes to close for comfort.
Been a lot of damage here in the Chattanooga area lately.
Pooh Bear
Here is a link that might be useful: Where I live, 25 miles north of Chattanooga
Make sure you understand how much movement a regular 1/360 joist 23 feet long moves.
You are looking at 0.7 inches of allowed deflection.
This may result in a floor that feels bouncy.
If you use manufactured joists they have stiffer ones available, but they must be taller than a 1/360 deflection joist.
If you talk to a real lumberyard they should be able to put you in touch with a truss manufacture that can make up almost anything you want.
Trusses are not a 'standard' product, though most truss manufacturers have every design they have done previously available.
Trusses would be SO much easier to do. All you would need to worry about is getting the walls the right height and the truss manufacturer will do the rest. You will lose storage space in the "attic" area, but even then, you can have them do a section of "storage" trusses if you absolutely need that space to hold stuff.
I don't know the exact pitch of the existing roof to use trusses.
The roof was supposed to be 5/12. But we could only get 18'
dimensional lumber at the time. So I just told the carpenter
to "cut 'em as long as you can" to get the most pitch.
It came out about a four and a half - twelve, but not exact.
I don't understand why deflection is such a big concern.
It's a ceiling. Nobody will be walking on the ceiling.
Just OSB and insulation up there. I understand that it has
to also support the roof but we rarely get more than a
dusting of snow. Our biggest problem is wind.
All of the span tables I find are for rafters and floor joists.
I expected to find something for ceilings too.
Unless the ceiling serves as a floor above it why does it
have to be built to the same specs as a floor.
That's the part I don't understand.
Pooh Bear
I drew the original plans and I'm drawing these.
I would have to get out there and be climbing all over on a
ladder to get lots of measurements. And it would have to be
done after the concrete blocks foundation is in place to know
exactly how its height relates to the house. The carpenter
that is actually doing the work would be held up while all of
this is done. His crew can stick frame it faster than that.
I don't know what putting a steel roof on the house will do
to the roof measurements. It would mean putting that roof
on before I start taking any measurements.
Otherwise I run into problems such as What if the roof came
out higher than expected, or What if the garage floor turned
out lower than expected. I have to remove about 8 inches of dirt.
I can't be certain enough until it's actually being built.
I'd love to use trusses. I just can't see it happening.
Pooh Bear
I don't see how the raised section of ceiling over one zone would make it conducive to trusses. The engineering workaround and extra material (if they are even conquerable) would make the trusses close to the cost of stick-framed.
If you could work out a better stair placement (contained inside the mudroom ) then get away with a flat ceiling, you'd be moving toward trusses.
To keep the raised ceiling area means stick framed, and engineering to figure out how to raise the ceiling and simultaneously support it clear-span.
A homeowner using span tables isn't going to be able to puzzle out this ceiling.
.....would make the trusses close to the cost of stick-framed.
Stick framed is already cheaper than trusses on this job.
Trusses would only be more convenient to use.
If I can draw out how we are planning on doing it, I'll post it.
We came up with a simple solution using two glue-lams.
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28 of 28 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Rock and Roll milestone album in superb sound !
This was originaly Elvis Presley's first LP, and it belonges in top 200 R'n'R albums Hall of Fame.
Remastering was done by Kevan Budd, who also did 'Elvis at Sun' and his second LP simply titled 'Elvis'.
If you want early material in superb sound - this is it!
With crisp, clear sound featured here you can realy enjoy virtuoso guitar of Scotty Moore & Chet...
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2.0 out of 5 stars Elvis wrong
The vinyl that I believed I was buying was not the edition that turned up. It stated it was the Music on Vinyl copy but the copy that came was the Legacy Edition released by RCA in 2008.
I had to send it back as it was not of the standard I wanted, the return was easy and I received all my costs back.
So I am left disappointed that I could not purchase the item...
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28 of 28 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Rock and Roll milestone album in superb sound !,
Charlie "Wooley Booger" (Shangri-La) - See all my reviews
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This was originaly Elvis Presley's first LP, and it belonges in top 200 R'n'R albums Hall of Fame.
Remastering was done by Kevan Budd, who also did 'Elvis at Sun' and his second LP simply titled 'Elvis'.
If you want early material in superb sound - this is it!
With crisp, clear sound featured here you can realy enjoy virtuoso guitar of Scotty Moore & Chet Atkins,
that constant slapping bass of Bill Black or smart drum rolls of D.J. Fontana, and hear other musicians in all their glory.
Far better sound then on 50's masters boxset.
Booklet and CD are done in the style of original LP release.
With smartly chosen bonus songs this makes one of the greatest R'n'R
CDs you can buy.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Money Honey, if you want to get along with me,
Dangerous Dave (Berkhamsted, UK) - See all my reviews
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The first Elvis Presley album was released by RCA in March 1956. You'll already be aware of the sleeve; it's possibly the earliest to be accorded the overused adjective, iconic - could even be justified here. Originally it contained seven tracks from the January 1956 recording sessions, and five tracks which had been recorded at Sun, but not released on that label, the rights for which were transferred to RCA as part of the new contract agreement. The CD release also contains six further tracks from the Jan `56 sessions, several of which appeared as A or B sides of singles in a similar timeframe to the album release.
So what was the music like? Was he going to be able to maintain the stunning performance level of the Sun releases?
The first track ,"Blue Suede Shoes" appears to give a positive answer. Written by Presley's ex-stable mate Carl Perkins, though his version had not yet been released, it's in-your-face rockabilly, but with drums now in the mix. The fSun approach still seemed to be working. However the RCA production team don't stick to this formula, possibly feeling it could have limited shelf-life, obviously concerned that they had to produce something that would sell. Several of the new tracks benefit from the addition of a piano (from Floyd Cramer, later to become Nashville session legend), and some have vocal backing. This certainly adds variation to the end product though in many cases there isn't a dramatic change from the Sun sound. There's no jarring between the new RCA and "old" Sun numbers present.
The material is more varied. Whilst Elvis and the boys had recorded covers at Sun, these tended to be of numbers, the original recordings of which would probably be unknown to the average record buyer. This time among the songs they picked were ones which had been recent hits in the pop and/or R&B charts, Little Richard's "Tutti Frutti", Ray Charles' "I got a woman", the Drifters' "Money Honey", Lloyd Price's "Lawdy Miss Clawdy" and Big Joe Turner`s "Shake, Rattle and Roll"- all from black artists. One of Presley's endearing strengths in these early days was his ability to put his own stamp on songs, rarely would he (and the band) resort to mere mimicry. All of these of his versions of these songs are very good with some, notably, "I got a Woman" and "Lawdy Miss Clawdy", touching on excellence. "Lawdy Miss Clawdy", typically for a New Orleans number, starts with the piano stating the backing theme on hammered single notes then Presley and the band are in there with the chorus, "Well, Lawdy, Lawdy, Lawdy, Miss Clawdy, you sure look good to me......", Scotty Moore takes the break at first echoing the piano on loud ringing, almost metallic guitar, and then doing his his own thing - this is one of the great guitar breaks with some added drum effects. One thing this track is not and that is rockabilly. Whether it's fully deliberate or not the team have expunged all traces of rockabilly but still created a splendid rock'n'roll performance. In contrast, on "I got a woman" they take a number which is not remotely like rockabilly to start with - it was Ray Charles blending gospel, blues and boogie en route to soul - and take it at breakneck pace along with plenty of bass slapping , flurries of notes from Scotty plus one of his trademark country-influenced breaks, a stop start section and the band and Elvis racing each other to the end. The climax is a slow, grinding stage finale - an ending to die for. Makes you wonder if they'd been doing it this way live and merely committed the results straight to wax in the studio in a single take. All this in under two and a half minutes. Fantastic. "Money Honey" is another excellent cover from Presley. The original was by the stylish Clyde McPhatter and the Drifters when they were still an R&B group. With all these numbers Presley takes bits from the original black vocalist, a touch of melisma here, a yelp there, and it all comes out Elvis. And he applies his vocal style as much to white country based numbers as he does to out and out R&B ones.
And there are plenty more highlights: "I'm gonna sit right down..." has sparkling country rockabilly feel with added piano, "Heartbreak Hotel" amply justifies its number one position in the charts and reminds us that Elvis was the best white blues singer bar none, "My Baby Left Me" is another number originally from Big Boy Crudup, and, as a song is virtually the same as his "That's All Right" - blues artists often took overly literally the hit parade edict "make the follow-up similar in style to the hit". But this time it's much more urgent and the overall sound is sharper..
The Sun tracks include the haunting "Blue Moon" , the charming "I love you because", the simply stunning, "Trying to get to you", some country rockabilly in "Just Because" and in "I'll never let you go", a performance which exhibits several of these characteristics.
Overall, a great selection of music. In my view Elvis had managed to retain the quality of his much lauded Sun catalogue and had shown that there were a few more strings to his bow.
15 of 16 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Elvis' first great album,
Mr. J. Hadwin "John Hadwin" (England, Liverpool) - See all my reviews
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Elvis' first Album was a rag tailed affair, pulling together tracks Steve Sholes (and before him Sam Phillips) didn't feel were suitable for single release. The Sun sides were less than great, and "I Love You Because" is just poor. That is except the breathtaking "Trying To Get To You". Why was this not a single? This was easily one of Elvis' best songs, and his father's favourite. Good taste.
Other highlights of Elvis' first outing where a rocking version of "I've Got A Woman", "I'm Gonna Sit Right Down A Cry" and the breathtaking "Blue Suede Shoes", that didn't appear as a single for legal reasons only.
The additional material makes this a 5 start album. "Heartbreak Hotel" is probably his best single, moody and brilliant. "I was The One" was also one of this best ballads, it'd be a while before he reached these heights with a ballad again, though "I Want You I Need You" came close.
"Shake Rattle And Roll" and "Lawdy Miss Clawdy" showed how Elvis struggled for material, but are great songs.
And the best to last. "My Baby Left Me" is one of Elvis' best songs, and anyone who thinks Elvis' career stopped when he left sun and listen to this breathtaking barnstormed.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Blueprints,
Aidan Stevens "70 bought, 931 to go!" (Redditch, England) - See all my reviews
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With a running time of just under half an hour, one might wonder how this album had such an effect on music that was to follow. But upon listening to it, one recognises embryonic rock 'n' roll.
The energy that Presley brings to this record is certainly one of the more noticeable things, expecially on "I Got a Woman" and "Trying to Get to You." But I think that the beauty of this record lies in its inherent contrasts. The differences between "I Got a Woman" and his tender rendition of "Blue Moon" show an artist who was starting to realise his potential to interpret many forms of song. Even this early on, one can see the potential for Presley to become an excellent ballad singer.
But the standout tracks here are total rock 'n' roll. And here Presley takes hold of a genre and makes it his own. The cover shot itself is evidence of Presley's whole-hearted enthusiasm and commitment to R'n'R. It is a visual distillation of the fabulous music contained in the album.
Listen to it and understand how it influenced a huge amount over the next few years.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Great LP,
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Elvis first LP in 1956 bought it then will never get fed-up of it long live Elvis HIS MUSIC WILL NEVER DIE
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars The Legend Lives ON,
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This is raw rock and roll from the greatest rocker of all. I like early Elvis because it is so unsophisticated and you are complelled to listen. Just great!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The King,
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This album portrays the roots of a brilliant singer, it gets your foot tapping and if your brave enough or your on your own, you start singing along. Its fantastic, I have been an Elvis fan since I can remember, it is good to have some early work, they are so good, he was always so good.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars The first.,
Amazon Customer "Geoconn" (Glasgow) - See all my reviews
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Its a shame that this record has only 8 reviews, whilst other insignificant rubbish has hundereds, Elvis was the first rock n roll star if you only buy one of his records make it this one.
5.0 out of 5 stars much loved long missed,,
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this arrived today, when i was out in town, it wasn't expected so soon, maybe monday i had thought, i had a l.p. version of this it was good but this is so much bettered, nice to have the complete package with the singles on there , kind of sets it in historical order adds to the artistic beauty.the album was recently on the bbc great albums reviewed show and reminded me i had not got this any more so i tracked it down and played it through twice, better than i remembered my l.p. had hiss and pops this is so fresh.enjoy
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5.0 out of 5 stars Elvis Presley : Remastered,
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This was Elvis's first LP release back in 56 + bonus tracks if you want the best buy this and not the restored version also available.
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I has forgotten about this thread! Almost 4 years ago I planted Cascade, Centennial, Goldings, and Nugget. I don't remember if it was draught or insane amounts of rain, but that first year was a really tough year for crops. The Goldings never really took off. The Nuggets started out well, but then basically died off before flowering. The Cascades and Centennials were strong from the start despite the poor conditions.
Second year, the Centennials just didn't come back, or maybe they came back but were really weak, I don't fully remember.
The Cascades are still kicking ass even though I don't do much for them. I just cut them back in the fall, top dress the area with compost, then more compost in spring and give them a trellis to climb.
I'm on my third iteration of a trellis, and this one's a keeper. It's probably about 15' high and the hops would love to go at least another 5' if I had the room.
The trellis consists of one telescoping aluminum support, with about a 4' length of square aluminum tubing mounted horizontally at the top. I run 6 or 8 lengths of bailing twine from the top support down to one of those corkscrew dog leash anchors which is about 1' in front of where the hop bines emerge. Once the bines get about 3' long I'll get them started training up the twine and the rest is up to mother nature.
I'll try to remember get some pics this spring when I set it up.
It's April and my 3 hops vines are almost 12" long! I have a 16' tower erected for the twine and have begun twirling. I am in Philadelphia. How are yours doing?
My two cascades did decent last season for their first year. I had them in pots and they were limited in how high I was able to let them grow. This season I moved them to South Jersey and repotted them in much larger pots. I was actually able to cut a new rhizome off the one so I'm up to three. This year they will have plenty of room to grow with about 20 feet of twine to grow up.
From what I'm told they were at about 6 inches earlier this week and about to be started up the twine.
Do you have them in pots in order to keep them portable? Mine are in the garden next to my veggies. This is my second growing season too and they are WAY ahead of last year at the same time. I'm growing Perle, Cascade and Centennial.
Yes, I kept them potted. The new pots are much bigger this year, about 4 or 5 gallons in volume. I'd definitely prefer to care for them myself this year but where I'm living now I really didn't have any good space to grow them last year. They have plenty of room to grow where they are at now.
Most of mine are around 12" and going. The cascade are 5 yrs and the rest 2-3 yrs. I am way behind on the field this year. Need to get the twine up this week. If anyone needs rhizomes still have alot of them yet to be dug.
Got Hops?
There is no problem to big or small not to be fixed by enough beer!
Just do not have your beer held hostage by the wife or you will never get anything halfway done!
I have room for 1 or 2 more plants, what varieties do you have?
On a gardening note: I heavily mulched the garden with fall leaves over the winter and dumped ashes from the wood burning stove all winter. I uncovered the shoots when I suspected there might be some growth and they took off like crazy. I worked a ring of hummus/manure around each plant and they seem be enjoying it immensely. I was concerned with applying a chemical fertilizer for fear of salt burns. Otherwise the hops are enjoying several years of soil conditioning from my tomato, pepper and eggplant gardening.
Here is what I still have. I am asking 3 ea and 5.35 for shipping 15 for 5.85. Cascade I will do 4 for 10 due to how may I have.
Here is a list of what I do have now. Pm me with want