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Shed floor question
I am building a shed and have completed a plywood floor over 2x6 pressure treated joists. The plywood floor is 5/8" shorter than the rim joist on one side (long side).
This is my largest project to date, and I am without a doubt an amateur. This is probably due to a combination of wood bend, poor circular saw skills, using plan measurements instead of my tape measure, not perfectly square, etc. I checked it for square on the diagonal, but what can you do. Live and learn. :-)
I am wondering if this is an issue. Can I just attach the 2x4 studs to the floor and let them hang over it a bit? I obviously won't be able to fix this later, so I was hoping someone had some thoughts.
I suppose you could glue a strip of scrap in place or something like that but personally I wouldn't bother since the wall cladding will cover the gap and that little bit missing won't affect the structural integrity of the shed.


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After the hurt
Harrison Oakes knows first-hand growing up gay in rural Manitoba is fraught with doubt, darkness and desperation. His story shows kids need all the help they can get.
Even though his father was the pastor, Harrison Oakes was relentlessly bullied in his church youth group.
"I got made fun of because I was more feminine than a lot of the guys," says Oakes, a 28-year-old University of Winnipeg student.
"The overwhelming message from my youth group was 'you would have made a really good woman because you suck at being a man.' "
When he was eight, Oakes' family moved to the Steinbach Bible College campus. Four years later, his father completed his ministry degree and took his wife and sons to a small town in southwestern Ontario. He started the Evangelical Mennonite Conference Church in Straffordville.
Oakes was 12. That year, a male parishioner sexually abused him. Oakes told no one.
He started attending the youth group when he was 13.
"I was immersed in an extremely conservative, religious community," Oakes says, one that taught him being gay made people an abomination in God's eyes.
At 14, he transferred from a small school to a much larger high school. Youth group "friends" spread the rumour he was gay. He didn't believe he was. It wasn't something he'd ever talked about or really understood.
Still, he was belittled and harassed.
"I used to leave school, run to the park and climb to the top of one of the highest trees and just sit there for hours and cry."
His parents took him for counselling, where he disclosed the sexual abuse. The police were contacted. Oakes says he was removed from the church youth group and the music team because of his allegation.
"As far as the church was concerned, I was a big fat liar."
Oakes says the youth pastor told him it would be better if he didn't attend church anymore.
His parents sent him back to Steinbach to live with an aunt and uncle.
"My parents said 'we need to get you out of here.' So they shipped me to Steinbach," he says. "I was 15. I got a job, paid rent, looked after myself. I lived in their basement. I didn't feel I had any supports. I was just incredibly, incredibly unhappy."
He attempted suicide a few months after his return to Steinbach. He dropped out of school before the end of his first term.
At 16, he began trying to talk to his parents about his growing attraction to men.
"At first they were really angry because it wasn't talked about. They told me it was the thorn in my flesh. They said 'God's going to be big enough to get you through that.'
"I was desperate to fit in and be right. I bought into that and kind of cycled in and out of believing that... I was so scared I would burn in hell forever. I was essentially brainwashed into believing I would go to hell."
Oakes says he spent years trying to reconcile his sexual identity with everything he had been taught in church. He now defines himself as an atheist.
He has no contact with his parents or younger brother.
Oakes says he's furious at the opposition to Bill 18, the province's anti-bullying bill that, among other things, allows for Gay-Straight Alliance clubs to be formed in schools, including faith-based schools.
"It's very personal to me. It just reminds me of the damage the church can do. One of the key things I have taken from my time in the church is love God with all your heart, and love thy neighbour as thyself.
"If Jesus summed up everything in those two commandments, why can't we just study these two? The bottom line of his religion was loving and accepting people who were unacceptable."
Oakes, who is studying bullying as part of his psychology degree, says homophobic bullying is "extremely detrimental to your development as a human being."
"The issue here isn't what you believe religiously. The issue is what you do to stop bullying to the point of suicide. Opposing the possibility of a GSA (Gay-Straight Alliance) creates a norm of intolerance."
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Jennifer Howard, like all parents, wants her son to be protected when he starts school.
"Every child deserves a safe place to go to school. And now that I'm a parent and think of my own child, I want my kid to be able go to his own school and talk proudly about his family," she says, relaxing in her large office.
"I don't want him to be exposed to ridicule or hatred because he has two mothers."
Howard, Manitoba's minister of family services and labour, grew up in Brandon. She came out when she was 19 and in university. Other good friends were also coming out. She was active in student politics and in a supportive environment.
They began Brandon's first group for gays and lesbians.
"I was part of the founding meeting of Gays and Lesbians of Brandon and Elsewhere. GLOBE."
She laughs.
"We had to add the 'and elsewhere,' otherwise we would have been GLOB.
"Before that mostly we met in people's kitchens. There was an informal kind of phone line that was run out of someone's home so people could connect to the group. We became a little more formal with a board and bylaws and that sort of thing.
"I was one of maybe two or three people who were willing to be out enough to go to the post office and get a post office box for the organization, to go to the credit union and put our name on the account and have signing authority for something that said 'gay.' "
Howard, 42, says there was a lot of fear in Brandon's gay community in the early 1990s.
"We held monthly social gatherings. We wouldn't give out the location unless we met you in person. We put up paper over the windows because people were too afraid to be in there if people could see in."
Howard wasn't out in high school.
"I knew that it was something I should not talk about. I certainly saw in high school there were people there would be rumours about, especially young men who didn't fit into that kind of traditionally masculine stereotypes, so when you see that you know it's not a safe place for you to come out.
"I think that's one of the pernicious things about bullying. It has immediate victims but it also has lots of collateral damage. Nobody had to bully me because I knew from watching the other people around me what the consequences would be."
She supports her party's Bill 18 because of her experience growing up and for Harry, her 18-month-old son.
"I know that he lives in a world where not everyone is going to think that his family is a real family. He lives in a world where people are going to disagree with him. I accept that.
"But I believe we live in a country and a province that is based on the value that we can disagree, we can have very fundamental disagreements and we can have fundamental differences, but I still have a duty to respect and guard the safety of those I disagree with. That's a duty we owe each other. I want my kid to go to school and be safe. I want that for all kids."
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When the parishioners at Steinbach's Southland Church held a recent anti-Bill 18 prayer meeting, Adam Brandt and a group of friends held their own prayer session outside.
Brandt, a 22-year-old student, was raised in Steinbach. He has positive things to say about the community and the church. He's dismayed at the furor enveloping the town.
But as a self-defined queer man, he says it was difficult to grow up in the religious setting. Now, he hopes his respectful protests will bridge the gap between the church and the GLBT community.
"Having a Gay-Straight Alliance (in high school) would have made me feel comfortable enough to speak up about the bullying, to tell a teacher or someone.
"My heart hurts because I know there are children in the high school now who are suffering because of this."
Brandt says most parishioners respected his quiet protest.
"Many people walked past, said good evening and took the pro-Bill 18 pamphlets we were handing out. Some read our signs and walked past us to their cars and others just ignored us altogether."
A few of his fellow protesters entered the church to pray for families of GLBT children who have committed suicide.
"I just want people to understand I'm the same as them, that we just disagree on this bill," Brandt says. "My church taught me to love my neighbour as myself, to respect my neighbour."
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When I got stuck for ideas, I was reminded of Grumps's life story and the many small things he had remembered. I found I took as much pleasure in writing simple plans for the future such as "build a bookcase for my kids" and "own a dog" as I did in the more ambitious stuff. On my list, too, were things that I knew would be there: things I had always wanted to try but had talked myself out of doing. Of course, I didn't run out and do them all that day, but seeing those goals naked on the page, next to all the other ideas, somehow made them less imposing. Placing them in a context I hadn't really given much thought to before - that life doesn't go on forever - made my reasons not to at least explore them suddenly seem less persuasive.
I wrote down 76 goals over those next few days. For the first time in months, I knew exactly what I wanted to do, and that simple fact filled me with the enthusiasm I needed to begin pursuing some long-held ambitions. Armed with this list of mine, I began to see time as something to work with, not fight against.
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51st 'Northeast Conference on Camping' Wraps
March 24, 2015 by Justin Leighty · Leave a Comment
When hundreds of campground owners and operators gathered in Nashua, N.H., March 19-21 for the 51st Northeast Conference on Camping, there was a lot of anticipation for the coming summer camping season. There was also a little apprehension about whether the snow would melt in time for many campgrounds across the 11-state region from Maine to Maryland to open as planned, with a little more snow falling during the last two days of the three-day event. Still, compared to the snows that plagued much... Read more
Rental Accommodations in Parks Spur Growth
February 13, 2015 by Justin Leighty · Leave a Comment
Yurts have become a popular rental option at parks There's a good business case to be made for growth in the outdoor hospitality market in general, and by all accounts one key to that growth is an expanding mix of rental accommodations that bring new guests into campgrounds and RV parks across North America. According to a report by Woodall's Campground Management, it's one of the reasons, in the opinion of Jim Rogers, chairman and CEO of Kampgrounds of America Inc. (KOA), that some major... Read more
NTP Expo Opens; Expecting Record Showing
February 3, 2015 by Justin Leighty · Leave a Comment
NTP-STAG's 2015 "The Expo" opens today (Feb. 3) in Las Vegas, the second year in a row NTP Distribution Inc. has convened its annual RV dealer event at the Venetian Hotel and Casino and the adjoining Sands Convention Center. It's also the second show in two weeks for NTP-STAG, a curious coincidence that predated the merger of the two largest distributors in the RV aftermarket space with the acquisition of Stag-Parkway Inc. by NTP parent Keystone Automotive Operations Inc. The exhibitor... Read more
Stag-Parkway Show Details NTP Merger Impact
January 21, 2015 by Justin Leighty · Leave a Comment
The Stag-Parkway "Driving Success" show officially kicked off Tuesday (Jan. 20), offering the gathered dealers and suppliers the first public discussion about the future of the newly joined NTP-STAG – the merger of the two largest RV aftermarket parts and accessories suppliers cemented last October by NTP parent Keystone Automotive Operations Inc. (see related story). "We're planning for a big year," said Keystone Automotive Vice President Joe Santangelo, who heads up NTP-STAG, in the... Read more
Award-Winning KOA Keeps Pace With the Times
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Another impulse buy lol!
I went to Lowes today for some top soil and came home with 16 potted hyacinths! (I did remember the soil)
Any chance they'll bloom this year? They were potted and sprouting out. I did plant them out in my gardens today too.
Hmm, at my local Lowes the potted hyacinths were all budded already and some were flowering. If yours have buds, they'll flower. If they don't, I wonder if maybe you got some that already flowered and the flowers were removed when they were done? Were they on clearance or anything?
They are all just budding, no previous blooms on them. I just wondered because I've never planted hyacinths as anything but bulbs in the fall before. No, they weren't on clearance at all. But, for $1.50 a piece I couldn't pass up the opportunity lol. Lots of good rootsystems in the pots too.
Your funny Ken!! They will bloom! I have many Hyanciths and love them! They bloom forever compared to other ealry spring bulbs. The scent of a Hyancith is unbeatable!! Only draw back is that you have to stand on your head to smell them up close. Only advise I can give you on them is not to mulch to heavy. They are like Irises and do not like alot of mulch.
In my experiences with Hyacinths, yes they so smell heavenly! :) And, one drawback I found is that you have to put up with the foilage until after flowering is done and the leaves yellow. They can be unsightly then, until you can cut them back.


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Australian International Hotel School
|Australian International Hotel School
|Private hotel school
|Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
|Hotel Kurrajong, Barton
|Laureate Hospitality Education;
The Australian International Hotel School (AIHS) is a university-level provider of hotel management education, located in Canberra, Australia's Capital. The school was founded in 1995 in close affiliation with Cornell University School of Hotel Administration.
The AIHS is part of Laureate Hospitality Education.[citation needed]
In 2005 the AIHS was acquired by the Blue Mountains International Hotel School.[1]
AIHS was founded in 1995.[citation needed]
The Hotel Kurrajong has been a part of the school from its beginning, being one of the few hospitality schools in the world – and the only school in the Southern Hemisphere – which operates its own commercial hotel on-site.
Designed in 1924 by the Commonwealth's Chief Architect, John Smith Murdoch, who also designed Parliament House and the Hotel Canberra (now the Park Hyatt), the Hotel Kurrajong is an example of early Commonwealth architecture, influenced by the Prairie style of architects Frank Lloyd Wright and visionary planner of Canberra, Walter Burley Griffin.[citation needed]
In September 2005, Blue Mountains International Hotel Management School (BMIHMS) Pty Ltd acquired operation of AIHS and a 10-year lease on the Hotel Kurrajong. In November 2008, AIHS and the BMIHMS was acquired by Laureate Education Inc, becoming part of a global education network of 43 universities with over 550,000 current higher education students.[2]
Academic Structure[edit]
AIHS offers one postgraduate program:
- Master of Hotel Management
This graduate program is for graduates with a degree in another discipline who have decided to make a career change to the global hospitality and tourism industry. The Masters comprises Certificate and Diploma programs plus an additional six months of academic study, including practical requirement, culminating in the Master in Hotel Management.[citation needed]
AIHS is located in Australia's capital city, Canberra.
AIHS operates its own commercial hotel on-campus, the Hotel Kurrajong, where students receive training. The Hotel Kurrajong has 26 rooms, a brasserie style restaurant, terrace dining, bar and function rooms.[3]
AIHS holds national and state accreditation within Australia, including:
- Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (National level)[citation needed]
- Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Department of Education & Training (State level)[citation needed]
AIHS is accredited by the following organisations for benchmarking purposes:
AIHS is a founding member of The International Centre of Excellence in Tourism & Hospitality Education (THE-ICE), which is an independent, not-for-profit organisation. Membership includes world-leading universities, private hotels and vocational colleges.[citation needed]
The role of THE-ICE [4] has been to recognise, develop and promote excellence in tourism, hotel and event education. Member institutions have had their qualifications and programs reviewed by an independent panel of assessors to ensure that they meet Standards of Excellence.
External links[edit]
- Australian International Hotel School Website
- Laureate Education Website
- Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations
- THE-ICE - International Centre of Excellence in Tourism and Hospitality Education
- Australian Capital Territory Department of Education and Training's list of approved providers
- ^ http://www.bluemountains.edu.au/about-us/history
- ^ Laureate International Universities Media Release
- ^ Hotel Kurrajong
- ^ THE-ICE Website


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Winnipeg Free Press - PRINT EDITION
'Stories about our lives'
Writing about war-vet father 'has brought him back to life'
Mac Horsburgh had always read stories to his two sons, even long after the boys could read for themselves.
There was a reason he did that -- there always is, but it's not always obvious.
Which is how he came to take his then 11-year-old son Graham to hear someone else read at a McNally Robinson bookstore back in 2005.
Jake MacDonald -- an old boyhood pal of Mac's from Crescentwood -- was launching his latest book: Out With The Boys: Field Notes On Being A Guy.
The book centres on hunting, fishing and male bonding, and, as it happened, both the title and the theme held a profoundly important place in Mac's heart. His father, John Horsburgh, had been a hunter, something Mac knows mostly from the shotgun he inherited. Mac never got to hunt with his dad, much less listen to him read him a story.
But curiously, the telling of stories is what this story is about.
-- -- --
Mac Horsburgh only faintly remembers his father, the Canadian army engineer and officer who made it safely home from the Second World War. But he always remembers him on Remembrance Day. John Horsburgh was a gold medallist in civil engineering at the University of Manitoba, who, while serving his nation, was decorated for bravery while dodging death in July 1944 -- only to be killed in July 1952 in a northern Manitoba float plane crash while serving his province. Six other men died with him, all of whom were also war veterans employed by the province, and all but one of whom left behind widows and young children.
John Horsburgh was 33 when he died; his son was three and his baby daughter only two months.
John's widow, the dark-haired beauty Bernice, would go on to be a teacher, but never remarry.
As it happened, she and her husband had named their first-born Macintosh, after John's father, Macintosh Horsburgh, who had died soon after his own son had returned home from war.
Ironically, not being able to spend more time with his father had been John's greatest regret.
As it would be his own son's.
Mac would grow up with women -- his mother, grandmother, sister and aunt. And for years, well into his adulthood, Mac would struggle emotionally because of the loss of a male figure to guide him. Over the years, when he was a child, his mother had now and then shown him photos of his dad, and gradually, when she thought he was old enough, offered him glimpses of the 70 letters John wrote home to his parents while serving overseas.
Once, in hopes of helping him deal with the loss, his wife framed a photo of Mac at the age of two, sitting beside a sandbox with his dad. Mac burst out weeping.
He visited war cemeteries in Europe, where he also wept.
Over the years, he had gotten to know his father better through the stories of friends and colleagues who suggested John was a visionary in the water resources branch who foresaw the need for a Red River Floodway. And eventually, Mac -- who operates a men's counselling service -- would come to tell people he had completed his emotional search for his father. Still, he never felt he really knew him.
And then last year, as the 60th anniversary of his death approached, his now 87-year-old mother arrived for Sunday dinner with a gift. It was all she had left of who John was; all the medals, photos and letters together in one place for the first time.
It was those material memories that inspired Mac to write a story about his father, a Remembrance Day story that Reader's Digest deemed good enough to publish recently in its Our Canada magazine.
This week, as Remembrance Day neared, Mac would allow that researching and writing the story did more than help Mac get to know his father better.
"This has brought him back to life."
But it did even more than that.
-- -- --
Earlier this fall, Mac gave the shotgun he inherited from his father to his younger son, 15-year-old Carson.
And together they went to the kind of place Jake MacDonald wrote about in his book, and Carson bagged his first ruffed grouse. One father had passed on a part of who his father was to his son. And they each had connected, both earthly and spiritually, with the man both had only known through stories, told and written. Which reminded Mac of something he recalled Jake MacDonald saying that day he took his older son Graham to hear him read from Out With The Boys.
"In the final analysis, this is all we have and that's all we are. Stories about our lives."
There is a plaque on the halls of the Legislative Building that features a Norseman float plane flying in the clouds. It is in memory of the seven provincial government employees who died in a northern Manitoba plane crash on July 21, 1952. All were Second World War veterans, and all but one left behind widows with young children.
Here are their names.
John Horsburgh, 33, senior hydraulic engineer
Martin Madden, 30, chief inspector, liquor commission.
Arthur Hanson, 34, engineer, water resources.
Robert Frederickson, 35, chief photographer, Manitoba Travel.
Allan McLellan, 34, liquor commission hotel inspector.
Frank East, 40, draftsman, water resources.
Russell Percy, 34, provincial government pilot.
(Source: Winnipeg Free Press archives)
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition November 10, 2012 B1
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Very disappointing. We ordered the rabbit and the Shrimp dinners. The Rabbit was bland and rubbery, looked very unappetizing; on the other hand, the shrimp was over salted.
Service was extremely fast, so fast we were out in 45 minutes! To me, that means the meals were already cooked and prepared BEFORE we got there! Also, noise level is high! Very over rated!
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It was time to do some Video-Editing and this one turned out nice (I think...somehow DragonForce adds something). I had to add my projects title to this but that is hardly the issue. Hopefully someone wants to comment :)
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Seeing ArchLord for the first time, it suddenly became clear for me that the story I am working on fits in almost perfectly. I decided to get working on a movie to match it. Please enjoy and comment!
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just a little bit of pking, wasnt many people in the cave
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Trailer for Outspark's free MMORPG Secret of the Solstice. Visit the official site at http://outspark.com/solstice "A kingdom divided A royal family corrupted by greed A new evil lurks in the shadows You hold the key to a secret A secret that can save the kingdom"
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che dire guardatelo e grazie a tutti :)
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I must say i had a lot of fun making this one inpaticular, Though i did make one a long time ago using the same theme i just redid it a few days ago and i must say it turned out much better than what i expected. Tell me what you think?
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Here is a video about the Archlord Gameplay (LVL 7 MoonElf Ranger). Enjoy
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Molecules 2011, 16(11), 9721-9727; doi:10.3390/molecules16119721
Soulamarin, a New Coumarin from Stem Bark of Calophyllum soulattri
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Abstract: The extracts of the stem bark of Calophyllum soulattri gave a new pyranocoumarin, soulamarin (1), together with five other xanthones caloxanthone B (2), caloxanthone C (3), macluraxanthone (4), trapezifolixanthone (5) and brasixanthone B (6) one common triterpene, friedelin (7), and the steroidal triterpene stigmasterol (8). The structures of these compounds were established based on spectral evidence (1D and 2D NMR).
Keywords: soulamarin; pyranocoumarin; Calophyllum soulattri; Clusiaceae
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Casting a Wider Net: Regaining Some of the Black Vote
There was a time when the Republican Party was associated with civil rights for blacks in this country. Of course, the first Republican President, Abraham Lincoln, had fought a war over ending slavery and issued the Emancipation Proclamation. It was a Republican Administration that ruled over Reconstruction and passed the Civil War Amendments to the Constitution that granted ex-slaves citizenship and voting rights. Conversely, it | Read More »