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Screened porch or Four Season Room (Sunroom)?
If you were choosing between one or the other, what would you choose and why?
I had this lovely image of a Sunroom with wicker furniture, a small dining area, and a place to read in the long winter months. In doing research I came across this GW thread. What an eye opener!
Now I am thinking a screened porch might be the way to go.
Here is a link that might be useful: GW thread
We have chosen a screened porch. Our climate is hot/humid for most of the year, though, because we live in South Louisiana. We have a closed in "sun room" in our current house that is never used because it has no air circulation at all. We just prefer the feel of the outside air. Oh, and I also like to sneak a smoke from time to time (shhh, don't tell anyone) and I have to be outside....hehehe.
I vote screened porch. Our sun room is uncomfortable when it is hot, and even worse when it's cold. And in nice weather, who wants to be inside anyway? Better to build a place you can enjoy really being outdoors.
For a sunny reading place, maybe you could work in a bay window, window seat, or similar elsewhere in the house?
Sunroom. We have both a sunroom and a screened porch. We use both, but use the sunroom more. Ours has 3 outside walls and sliding glass doors on all sides. We can open them all up and close off the opening to the house with the french doors so it can be opened up if the air conditioning is on.It has a high vaulted ceiling with a big fan and it's our favorite room in the house. I have breakfast there every morning, winter and summer and read there every evening. It opens onto a large elevated deck and we have tons of bird feeders in the woods behind it. There's a little stream where all kinds of creatures come to drink. We love to watch all the birds and wildlife outside.
I think as mtnrdredux said, it probably depends on where you live and exposure.
I've chosen a screen porch for ours, but we're in the hot/humid South. I put ours on the the north/east side of the house so it'll be bearable. I will get far more use out it than I would a sun room, but if you're up North, then it'll probably be exact opposite for you.
Mtnrdredux--I am in Central Illinois. Summers are hot, humid, and awful. Winters can be brutal.
My house will have an East back and proposed Four Season Room will have a few South windows as well. Property is wooded. The plans are preliminary and will still be easy to change.
The choice is this or a screened porch.
Would those of you that enjoy your sunrooms please post your location?
I grew up with a sunroom across the entire back of our house-sort of. It was not heated, but we played out there in the winter when the sun shone into the room and it was comfortable well into fall and in early spring. The windows were just about floor to ceiling and my father had screens that were put in from April through September (Philadelphia area). One end was a dining room with a pass-through to the kitchen and the other end was large with comfortable seating for the adults with plenty of space in between the two. Best of both worlds. If you can't get or don't want storm windows and screens (might have to be custom), I would opt for a screened porch with a fan. Nothing better on a summer evening!
I am in Central Illinois. Summers are hot, humid, and awful. Winters can be brutal.
My house will have an East back and proposed Four Season Room will have a few South windows as well.
Sunrooms can be very tricky to get right. You need to pay close attention to the type of glazing used in the windows or it can be unbearable certain times of the year. Also, with south facing windows you need to make sure you have proper overhangs for the same reason.
The previous owners of my house finished off a screened porch into a 4 season sunroom. I would have preferred it to remain a screened porch. It's off the family room on the north side of the house with a short eastern facing wall. I'm in the Midwest also. So far it has been comfortable through the seasons but it does have a separate heat/ac zone. If anything, I wish it had more sun exposure.
I'd think about how you want/plan to use the space. For us, a screened porch would be more useful as it's under utilized as a sunroom.
We are currently in the process of converting our deck to a screen room with Eze-Breeze windows. So it's a bit more than a screen room but not a full 4 season room. DH was hesitant at first to go with the Eze-Breeze windows. Reviews on GW were all positive, and he finally decided to go with the Eze-Breeze as it was only slightly more than just screens. From what I've read the Eze-Breeze windows offer little R-value, but do protect the from the wind and rain.
Or you could have screened / four seasons / covered open porch with a system like the one in the link, and they are in IL. I saw them in last years AIA national convention.
Here is a link that might be useful: nanawall
We considered the Nanawall option, but they are very expensive - about $1200 per linear foot. We have three outside walls in our sunroom, which is 16 x 22. We got the same effect for 1/5th the cost by installing double back- to-back sliding glass doors on each wall. Another plus is that the doors have screens and the Nanawall doesn't.
We are also in IL, north Chicago suburb so weather is very similar to yours unless we are getting a lake breeze at the moment. We have a sun room, short walls are east and west exposure, long wall is south exposure. On a sunny, or mostly sunny day, the room is comfortable for sitting and reading -with a lap blanket for me :-) - down to about 40 unless the wind is howling - old house, no insulation. That would never happen for me with a screen porch as I hate being cold! We have one ceiling fan in the room and it can make the room comfortable on hot days with the windows and sliding door open - a nice breeze helps even more. When it gets really sticky and hot, we are never out there, but we also are not on our deck then either - as I imagine we would not be with a screened porch. If I were building I would hate to have to choose - can't we always have both!!! But for us, in this climate, a sun room has more use.
I'm in the west Chicago suburbs. We use our unheated sunporch 9 months out of the year - except in winter, it's our favorite sitting room.
Over the winter, the snow crunched the roof and we definitely want to rebuild it as a sunroom. Only question is whether to make it 4-season or 3, as it is now.
A 4 season room would have a heat source (and insulation), either connected to your main furnace or a separate unit of some kind. A cooling source would be possible, too. But for me, part of the joy of the room is *opening the porch* for the season after having closed off for the winter. If it were a year 'round room I don't think it would feel as special, ya know? It's like watching the world slowly turn green again after winter - that's what makes spring so special.
Just spent some time looking at the Eze breeze system which looks intriguing. Sent a link to our architect. I think when I told him I wanted a four season room...I didn't really know what I was asking for. Looking at the Eze breeze pics and videos and reading all of your comments...I think the 3- season room is really more of what I envisioned in the beginning.
The house is already bigger than what we anticipated so if we make this a 3 season room instead of 4, this should help.
I didn't address each of you but rest assured that each response helped educate me on this subject and helped me to figure out what I really needed in this room!! Thank you so much.
Does anyone know if it is safe to grill on a covered porch like this?
Only if you have an expensive exhaust hood that will remove the smoke. Otherwise a covered porch area will trap that smok and asphyxiation is the result of your grilling efforts.
If the normal outdoor temperaure isn't amenable to spending time outside, then having an enclosed room isn't going to affect your ability to do that unless you provide temperature control. At that point, it's not an ''outdoor'' space anymore. And, if the room isn't sited properly with regards to the sun and latitude, you can create enormous solar gain when you least want that solar gain----the summer. A ''sunroom''can quickly become an oven in a hot summer climate.
Here in the South, a screened porch is best sited on the north side of the house. We hide from the sun, not embrace it. In the cold north, the opposite placement would be optimal. It's those mixed temperature humid climates that have the most trouble siting----and USING--- a ''sunroom'' or ''screened porch'' Some climates are just not suited to using a single space as an outdoor room year round. They need one location for that during summer, and another during winter. Most house and budgets aren't up to that.
We just went down this same road - with a house we recently purchased in Aiken, SC. It had an 8' x 25' covered (but not screened) porch, about 9' above grade. Originally wanted a 20' x 25' covered porch, separated from the main living area, with EZ-Breeze screens\windows. Our contractor and designer talked us out of it and into basically a new extended room. Full casement windows on three sides - fixed on long outside wall and opening on side walls. Door from house removed and new HVAC ducts run to new area, with new up-sized HVAC to be installed, replacing a 15 year old system. The best part of the deal - I get a new 12' x 25' shop underneath the new sun room space, along with new 8' x 25' storage space under the original porch.
Any doubts resolved when I looked at the past 10 days of weather. Not a single day where high was less than 92
degrees! Cost differential between EZ-Breeze and "real" windows was negligible.
On subject of grilling on an enclosed porch, I was quickly dissuaded from that crazy idea! (DW pointedly asked if I was really planning to burn down the new sun room!) We added an 8' x8' open grilling porch on one side. Case closed.
Bob---I would love to see pictures of your new room. It sounds wonderful. Long way from Chicago.
Hollysprings--I apologize for not responding to your thoughtful comment. I respect your opinion and always know that you know what you are talking about. We have already changed the room to a screened porch. It's on the East. I really want an outside room with our wooded lot. I hope it works with the East exposure. Now I am trying to figure out if I should have Solatubes added to the porch so that my dining room won't be dark.
We're going to do a large covered outdoor living area that will. It have any walls. It will be attached the house and held up by columns. We're going to have a wood burning fireplace installed as well as at least one ceiling fan. I'm guessing we could use it in 3 seasons.
Screened in porch. We currently have a four seasons sunroom and never use it. It looks pretty, but here in the northeast it's stifling hot with all the windows in summer and cold in winter, even with good insulation. On our new build we went with a screened in porch to enjoy in the nice weather to keep the bugs away while still feeling outside. The bugs are horrible this year so I'm glad we did it.
Can't tell you how many times I've seen it. People want to sit outside so they add a deck...well they like using the deck so much they decide to screen it as a porch so they can get more use out of it, won't be in the sun so much, less buggy, etc. Well they like the porch so much that they decide to enclose it so they can get year round use out of it. Then they realize they have no place outside to sit, so they add a deck....
Red-ours is on the south east corner, off the dining room. So the dining windows that are un-obstructed are east (large window) and north (single window). We didn't do sky lights and so far I don't feel like the dining room is dark. Does your dunno room have any other windows? We are wooded as well. That said - not sure you can go wrong with solatubes. :). When are you breaking ground? Can't wait to follow your build.
Waiting for construction drawings. Then we have to find out how much this house is going to cost. I wish I was a little less ambivalent.
Thanks for describing your porch. That makes me feel like our dining room may be light after all. Still have to do more homework on the Sola tubes
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we are building in south texas (south of houston on the coastal prairie)
we chose a screened porch with southeastern exposure, we have a very prevalent breeze from the southeast much of the time
friends and neighbors who have porches with northern exposure are finding their spaces to be almost unusable due to the extreme heat from april through october and much of the winter months due to cold north wind
i've observed our builder- drinking coffee and doing paperwork on our back porch in the early mornings and he's had meetings with other people for whom he is planning to build-- there also
in our climate i would chose the southeastern exposure porch and a northern exposure 4 season room
NanaWall has a lot of different products that vary in price. Since the doors are custom-made, talk to your local representative to optimize cost. They also have two screens: the NanaScreen Classic and NanaScreen ONE. http://www.nanawall.com/products/nanascreen
We enclosed our previously screened-in carport, placing two small conventional windows on the SW side, facing our tiny sideyard. Both the SE side (facing our back garden) and NW side have sliding glass doors, the NW doors having glassed-in miniblinds.
Both sliding doors have thermal drapes that can be used to cover them completely in weather that is too hot or too cold, and I have both a portable dehumidifier in the SW corner and and a large "end table" automatic quartz heater in the NW corner.
I placed three large area carpets over the concrete slab, giving me essentially three different areas in which to arrange things. The slab absorbs both heat and cold, so if I am attentive to the room's needs it is entirely possible to keep it comfortable year round by adjusting the drapes, ventilating, and running the dehumidifier and heater.
My sliding glass doors are screened, so on a good day I can open the doors at both ends and have a wonderful breeze through the entire room, and almost have the look and feel of a sun porch *and* a screened in porch, but without the inconveniences.
The NE side opens into our tiny dining area, and we have an air conditioner in there. On very hot, humid days, our "sun room" is cooled sufficiently from that and a ceiling fan we added.
This is a fairly low cost solution for anyone with a roofed-over carport or garage that they never park in; it's incredible the amount of living space that can be added to a home--it's now the largest room in the house, and the most attractive in terms of view, lighting, and general comfort.


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MOON ALERT We have the all clear today to do business and make important decisions. The new moon occurs in Aquarius.
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The new moon is an opportunity to make new resolutions. Each new moon occurs in a different sign, but this particular new moon is the best all year for Aries to seriously think about their hopes and dreams for the future.
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Use this new moon energy to strategize your life direction in general. Are you headed where you want to go? Do you know where you want to be 10 years from now? Five years from now? Next year? What you have to do now to get there?
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COOMA, Australia - Record temperatures across southern Australia cooled Wednesday, reducing the danger from scores of raging wildfires but likely bringing only a brief reprieve from the summer's extreme heat and fire risk.
Australia had its hottest day on record Monday with a nationwide average of 40.33 degrees Celsius (104.59 degrees Fahrenheit), narrowly breaking a 1972 record of 40.17 C (104.31 F). Tuesday was the third hottest day at 40.11 C (104.20 F). Four of Australia's hottest 10 days on record have been in 2013.
"There's little doubt that this is a very, very extreme heat wave event," said David Jones, manager of climate monitoring and prediction at the Bureau of Meteorology.
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There is a reference in NY Times archives to a fire at the Albert on November 23, 1907 that caused damage of $100,000.
I only saw the preview. Here is a shot of an old sign on the side of the Albert:
Scroll down to Nov. 23, 1907, it looks like that theater building collapsed after the fire, so probably a different building:
I'll bet their premiums went up.
In the 1897-98 edition of the Julius Cahn Official Theatrical Guide, there are 2 theatres listed for Berlin NH, the Clement Opera House with 1200 seats and the Whitney Opera House with 800 seats. Unfortunately, there are no street addresses listed in this guide. I believe that Berlin was a busy papermill and forest products town.
My web site has postcard pictures of the second Albert Theatre, as well as other theatres in Berlin, NH.
The Wurlitzer Organ is still in the city, housed at the Berlin Middle School.
In the 1942-43 Motion Picture Almanac, the Albert in Berlin, along with the Princess Th. and the Strand Th. there, were listed as part of the Maine and New Hampshire Theatres Co. of Boston MA.
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Palas Kumar Ray
A Lengthy Episode.
What is life but chasing dreams
Swallowing simultaneous stimulation
of hope and despair knowing
the fragility of desiring
the end of despairing?
What is life but passing days
in monotonous rhythm boring
known long before in worrying
drop by drop sipping
bitterness pouring?
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Vidi Writes (4/26/2009 9:53:00 AM)
Lengthy episode, make headlines
Short tales vanish in the air.
Its nice you have a true exhibit here, but
It's in the interest of the society
One try to find twist and turn in his each serial
Learning the art of dream and dream not.
None can stop one from setting his own stage
Whether viewers there or not...
The show can be on with tapping foot steps.
That will nourish and cherish the self soul
A self find way... is to stand for long.
Throwing the boredom away.
Very thought provoking and demands one to find a new wayout.
Thank you. (Report) Reply
Indira Renganathan (4/26/2009 8:06:00 AM)
At some stage every one feels so...so I started writing that turned to appear like a poem....with you, is your writing boring for you...if you say no then your life is not monotonous....right? ...10 (Report) Reply
Reetesh Sabr (3/27/2009 10:34:00 AM)
the bitter realisation makes one unrest...still got to flow with the stream (Report) Reply
Indira Renganathan (2/10/2009 10:52:00 PM)
Life or nature as such has no sorrow or happiness...just shaded of dark and bright wherein darkness there is even a moon to enjoy...it's we, man to man very much problematic with differences in taste and opinion...good write indeed10 (Report) Reply
Dr Hitesh Sheth (2/10/2009 11:28:00 AM)
Perhaps world is abode of sorrow as Buddha says
But scripture also adds that from joy life is born, it is sustain through joy and
and moving towards joy......................
Still wonderful write........... (Report) Reply
Mamta Agarwal (2/10/2009 3:38:00 AM)
there are rhythms in life- pain ans pleasure follow one another. yes, life appears a lenghty episode if in pensive mood. sombre mood, well expressed. (Report) Reply
Vaibhav Pandey (2/10/2009 1:52:00 AM)
once again a different and unique piece...a bit sombre but written beautifully.
I loved it.
vaibhav (Report) Reply
Sandra Fowler (2/8/2009 4:02:00 AM)
A very pensive mood well expressed. But cling to that fragile bit of hope, and never
stop dreaming. And the poetic gift you have been given will carry your through.
Warmest regards,
Sandra (Report) Reply
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dear sir,
more truthful words have not been spoken...............
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I bought an 06 BMW M5 in May with 68,000 miles. On the drive home, the oil cooler broke and started leaking oil. That was a $1500 repair, an addition to the money I just spent purchasing the car and approximately $1000 in taxes. A few weeks later, the passenger restraint malfunction showed up. The battery cable had to be replaced. I spent nearly $1000 on that particular issue, maybe more. Shortly after, I began to get transmission malfunctions, as well as engine malfunctions which placed the car in limp mode. I spent $7000 fixing the transmission problems and just a few months later, I'm having problems again. I've lost $15,000 this year because of the M5 and I'm done.
V10 Engine, Active Seats, Heads-up Display
SMG Transmission
2006 BMW M5 Sedan 4dr Sedan (5.0L 10cyl 7AM)
Having driven BMW's for 39 years I can attest that this V10 is the state of the art in performance in a thoughtful, safe and understated sports car. It's like will not be seen again. I have had two of these - the E39 and the E60.
Acceleration, in town driving with SMG is on a par with a trip to the track and much misunderstood. Only drive this car in SMG and M Mode.
Larger fuel tank.
2006 BMW M5 Sedan 4dr Sedan (5.0L 10cyl 7AM)
The new BMW M5 has a substantially different character than the previous model: less low rpm torque, but more mid and high range power. Using the SMG transmission well is like learning an action video game or how to tango with a new dance partner. Once you've got the rhythm and the timing, it's a great transmission, but this may take 5,000-10,000 miles. That's why reviewers tend not to like it. Same with iDrive. It's clunky for tuning different radio stations, but very handy otherwise, once you've learned how to use it. Unlike with the Editor's M5 Review, I find the steering to be very good and much better than on my prior model M5. What's not good: fuel economy and driving range.
Power, versatility, seating comfort, head up display, SMG transmission, iDrive, Highway prowess (you can put the car anywhere you want).
Improved SMG (dual clutch design), more refinement and inter-model standardization in iDrive operation. Faster calculation of engine oil level (there's no dipstick). Direct injection for greater engine efficiency. Larger gas tank.
2006 BMW M5 Sedan 4dr Sedan (5.0L 10cyl 7AM)
I studied and drove everything available in the 50-60K range. This car has everything you need and more power. The performance is outstanding. The exhaust sound has improved with mileage. Now it sounds WONDERFUL!
SMG love hate relationship. Seats. Sound of the exhaust at 40k miles.
Faster computer please. Everything takes too long compared to my A6.
2006 BMW M5 Sedan 4dr Sedan (5.0L 10cyl 7AM)
I have this car for about 4 years now. I am usually not an aggressive driver because I do not want to ruin the car (someone must think I am nuts to buy an M5 and drive like a grandma). I found it very powerful with the full power on. As I bought it in its first generation, I had many problems with oil leak, SMG failing, radio malfunctioning, and dead on the road (due to electronic problem in SMG). Well, after many trips to the dealership, it has been doing well recently. SMG is very sluggish between 1st and 2nd gear (it stinks especially when you are at a stop sign and want to speed up, but the car just gets "lazy"). Love the BMW full maintenance program. Love the iDrive too.
iDrive, 500 HP, comfortable seats
more responsive SMG in lower gears, able to remember driving setting instead of default driving setting, faster blue tooth connection, option for tint windows, traffic info in navigation system
2006 BMW M5 Sedan 4dr Sedan (5.0L 10cyl 7AM)
A wolf in sheep's clothing. Mild mannered driving around town and then head snapping acceleration and tight cornering is available when needed. The seats are incredibly comfortable for a tall driver. Great handling with the proper amount of feedback. Fit and finish are superb.
507 horsepower under the hood!
Eliminate the iDrive as a means of controlling all functions. I would appreciate a fully manual transmission.
2006 BMW M5 Sedan 4dr Sedan (5.0L 10cyl 7AM)
I have owned a 2000 M5 and 2003 M5 and they were exceptional vehicles. I purchased my 06 M5 and was totally blown away. I even race at the Super Speedway and with 4 people I can hang with the Z06s and other modified models. It is a smooth and refined vehicle.
Awesome machine! It fits together perfectly!
My wife has a 2006 A8 and I would love to experience an All-Wheel Drive system in the M5
2006 BMW M5 Sedan 4dr Sedan (5.0L 10cyl 7AM)
I have owned 4 BMWs and several other cars. The 2006 M5 is the most fun, practical car on the market. The SMG transmission is a blast - very versatile, fun to shift, useful but not great in auto mode. I get comments all the time about what a great car it is. And I love the iDrive. Yes, I would do some things differently, but overall it is very easy to use. Only complaint about the car is that I would like to see the dashboard more driver oriented like the E39 was.
SMG, engine/powertrain is amazing, iDrive, looks. Did I say SMG?
Return to driver oriented dash boards.
2006 BMW M5 Sedan 4dr Sedan (5.0L 10cyl 7AM)
Took delivery in Germany (ED program - look into it!) and received it back in the US one month later. What a fabulous car. Whether driving at sane speeds (50-80 mph) or Autobahn speeds (150+ mph) the car is very predictable and gives excellent feedback. Doesn't feel like a 4000+ lb car through the twisties. SMG is a great system, once you get used to it.
Driver feedback, pure power, V10 sound, high revving engine, excellent big brakes, full leather interior, sound system is good (although I don't use it much - like to listen to the engine).
Better clear coat on paint, wish HUD was more easily user adjustable.
2006 BMW M5 Sedan 4dr Sedan (5.0L 10cyl 7AM)
I've only had my M5 for a month but in that time I have come to appreciate the beauty of this car. Sport car performance in a four door sedan. Engine that sings a beautiful song and has performance to match. Handling almost as good as my S2000 but without the harshness. Interior amenities to match any other manufacturer. The only downside is the poor gas mileage, but that is not the reason I bought this car.
Engine, seating and comfort in general.
SMG transmission still needs some work on programming. I am happy with iDrive after reading the manual and using it for a while.
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They let him get out of the boat and touch Jack's face!!!
It's so cool to see them both together.
I got this link from a friend
They let him get out of the boat and touch Jack's face!!!
It's so cool to see them both together.
That was totally awsome!!! (the eighties in me is comming out,sorry!!) I had to email it to like 20 people.
That's awesome, thanks for sharing.
Interestingly enough, Johnny Depp seems to be baffled as to why he was made part of the ride.
Quote: "...who would have thought that Johnny Depp would be part of a theme park ride? 'My kids get to go to Disneyland a little more often than other kids, but that's part of the gig,' he says.
Still, he is rather surprised by this turn in his career. 'When the ride took this particular turn, I was shocked, and I am still shocked,' he concedes. 'It doesn't make sense to me.'
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Great video, nice camera angles! I guess Depp enjoyed the updated ride.
What a great video. I won't be able to get to DL for a few years now so it's great to see the new additions.
I love Johnny's reactions. He seemed in awe of what a wonderful job they've done. I liked it when AAJohnny and real-life Johnny kinda looked at each other at the exact same time
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I saw this the other day but it had two other guys talking over it, I loved hearing Johnny's own comments! Thanks for sharing!!
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Oh I lOVE this video! How cute that he was intimidated to touch the figure. Adorable!
Marge: Barnacle Bill's Home Pregnancy Test? Homer, shouldn't we have gone with a better-known brand?
Homer: But Marge, this one came with a corn-cob pipe!
Marge: [reading from the test box] "Ahoy, Maties! If the water turns blue, a baby for you! If purple ye see, no baby thar be!"
Homer: So, which is it? Blue or purple?
Marge: Pink.
Homer: D'oh!
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Even though I think the Davy Jones part is really amazing and was just awwed by it, I will miss the "old" part of the ride, how you would sail into total darkness before emerging on the Wicked Wench battle scene.
Boy, he really gives away the forced perspective of the ride when he gets out and walks right in front of the seemingly 8' tall, 500-pound pirate. I had no idea that pirate was that big, but I guess that's kind of the point. Having an object that big and the background objects really small make the town seem much bigger.
It kind of makes me wonder just how big that set really is. I looks like it can be dozens of feet to the wall, but I'm wondering now if it's just a tiny little room with more forced perspective than I previously thought.
That was an amazing video. It was so strange seeing the real and fake Jonny together. The animatronic looked better IMHO.
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Glass Negative - Vickers Ruwolt Pty Ltd, 7'-6"x 40'-5" Compound Tube Mill, Adelaide Cement Co. Ltd., 1959 Reg. No: MM 012612
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- Side view of 7'-6" x 40'-5" tube mill manufactured under associartion with Vickers Ltd. UK, for Adelaide Cement Co. Ltd., January 1959.
Photo taken in Vickers Ruwolt Fitting Shop showing one workman.
The mill is one of a number, either for grinding slurry, called a raw mill or cement clinker, called a cement mill, manufactured by Vickers Ruwolt for Adeladie Cement Co.
- Acquisition Information:
- Donation from Vickers Ruwolt Pty Ltd, 1986
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|7'-6" DIA x 40'-5" COMPOUND TUBE MILL WITH MEN. ADELAIDE CEMENT CO. LTD.
|Circular stamp at bottom of negative: 'VICKERS RUWOLT PTY LTD MELBOURNE PHOTO 1250'
Entered in hand-written catalogue as '1250 | 7'-6"x 40'-5" Compound Tube Mill | Adelaide Cement Co. Ltd.'
Entered in hand-written subject index under 'Tube Mills & Ball Mills' as '1250 | 1.6.59 | 7'-6" dia. x 40'-5" long Compound Tube Mill | Adelaide Cement | B.9070 | LAB. NEG. No. MN54'
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One of the best perks of my internship at the Cedar Cultural Center was getting free tickets to their shows. I was a marketing intern at the Cedar, which is a music venue in downtown Minneapolis that focuses on global music.
Most of my work involved promoting concerts and artists who were coming to town. I made official Cedar posters advertising the upcoming concerts, and found and edited videos to use in promotional reels. I updated the mobile app, wrote pieces about upcoming artists for the Tumblr blog, and reviewed shows I attended.
Everything I did—working with video and graphics and writing blog pieces—complemented my media and cultural studies major. Because I'm so interested in media, video, and graphic design, promoting the artists has been a lot of fun.
We have a great internship program at Mac and professors are always down with making calls to professional friends on a student's behalf.
Everyone who works there is nice and cool, including the staffers, some of whom are Mac alums. I know even after I've left my internship I'll remember many of their tips about marketing and writing for an online audience.
CATEGORY: Internships
TYPE: Articles
RELATED PROGRAMS: Media and Cultural Studies