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Hey!! Our builders are currently in the process of places "posts or columns" on our front porch. It is a covered front porch that extends approx 30 feet across. Sorry I don't have a picture right at this time. They were placing the columns that extend from the concrete floor to the top of the porch. However when trying to space them far enough apart so that there doesn't look like there is too many they end up right in front of windows. Builder said that they cannot be more than 10 feet apart due to railing. Are these columns necessary for support because I see some porches that have 1/2 column posts that are secured to the floor of the porch but only go as tall as the railing. Is this an option or do they have to be full columns?
Phew...I have no idea how to ask this question. :-) I hope someone can follow it and give some advice. :-)
The length of the railing should not be the issue; the size of the roof beam, the area of the roof, and the required design loading should determine the maximum spacing of the supports.
What was shown on the design drawings?
But if the posts aren't specified as needed for the roof support, then why not use mini-columns just high enough to support the railing? Thus the roof supports could be spaced so not to block the windows and the rail-supports could be interspaced so as to not exceed the 10-foot separation.
OTOH, if the roof supports are specified to placed in such a way that the windows are blocked, then you have a different problem which involves the architect/designer.
We have 4 posts spanning a 40 foot wide porch. I chose to do just 4 so that we did not have a post in the center of a bay window.
As far as railing, we have decorative black iron and a larger black iron post the height of the railing was used in every 6- 8 foot section to add support.
I'm back with pictures. They are really poor and I tried to lighten them because it was getting dark by the time I got there last night. The first 4 posts at the front of the porch are already there. The other posts are actually just white boxes that I put there to get a better idea of how it is going to look. Just seems like there are too many posts but maybe it would look better when there is railing???? Also...if we eliminate a post on the right side of the door and evenly space two of them then it would put a post directly in front of the kitchen window.
In the area I live we do not hire architects, etc. when building houses. It is a rural area and our builder draws up a blue print, etc. After our blue print was drawn up we extended the length of the covered porch because it seemed like it was too short compared to the overall length of the house. That threw the drawing off.
What do you think?
Is this the front or the rear of the house?
I would take out every other post and trim them out to be twice a big. If that requires a larger roof beam I would replace it or add an LVL to the existing one. Currently the absence of a visible roof beam over the posts makes the porch roof look insubstantial. If that doesn't get the post away from the window try 5 posts or 6 posts.
Those posts do look much too close and too thin. Visually distracting. Frame the entrance, so that the doorway is between two posts. Use the distance from view-left entrance post to corner to repeat that spacing on view-right or evenly space just two posts between view-right entrance post and right corner. Actually, if they are finished to have a more solid appearance, it might look fine with a total of four posts [2 corner, 2 interim]. Play with the picture.
Are the posts load-bearing? Are you going to screen?

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Some Knox County commissioners want more information on nine proposed amendments to the county charter, but the citizen group pushing for the changes said Tuesday it's running out of time.
"I want to understand where this all came from," Commissioner Scott Moore told Laurens Tullock, a leader of the reform effort. "To throw it up here and ask us to vote yes or no with a new commission isn't fair to me and isn't fair to the new commission."
Commissioners will appoint eight new members today.
The amendments originated in a September 2007 report by Knox County-One Question, which formed in response to county government controversies. The group, chaired by retired University of Tennessee President Joe Johnson, held public meetings and hired UT's Howard H. Baker Jr. Center for Public Policy to study best practices in county governments.
A spin-off group, Knox Charter Petition, announced last month it would push to put on the ballot nine charter changes proposed by Knox County-One Question.
Commissioners voted in their Intergovernmental and Finance committees Tuesday to send the amendments to Monday's full commission meeting without a recommendation. Commissioners must twice approve putting the amendments on the ballot by a two-thirds vote - 13 of 19 members.
Tullock suggested commission vote on first reading Monday and second reading at a special meeting after a workshop. Otherwise, citizens will launch a petition drive to get the amendments on the ballot.
"We expect to get certified petitions from the Election Commission by March 18. Then we have 75 days to collect signatures," said Tullock, president of the Cornerstone Foundation. "We don't have any time to play. We need to know you're going to act or we're going forward with our petition drive."
Commissioner Paul Pinkston balked. "I think we do need some time to vote on it," he said, adding, "I do not support having a vote on the day of the workshop."
Commissioner Mike Hammond, sponsor of the amendments with Mark Harmon, said he and Knox Charter Petition want commissioners to put each proposal individually on the ballot. A petition drive would group the nine amendments into two ballot items, for the executive and legislative branches.
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ST. PAUL – Minnesota goaltender Adam Wilcox turned away a career-high 38 shots and four different Gophers scored as the top-ranked Minnesota men's hockey team downed No. 5 St. Cloud State, 4-1, in both teams' first-ever North Star College Cup game at the Xcel Energy Center Friday night. Minnesota will take on Minnesota Duluth in the tournament championship game Saturday at 7 p.m.
The win improved Minnesota's record to 18-2-3 and clinched the team's fourth-consecutive winning season. UMD advanced to the final game with a 5-4 overtime victory against Minnesota State in the earlier semifinal matchup.
St. Cloud State came out of the gate fast in the first period, firing off six of the first seven shots, but a Kalle Kossila tripping penalty 8:51 into the game gave the Gophers a power play and it only took six seconds for the Maroon and Gold to capitalize. Hudson Fasching got the puck to Travis Boyd, who flipped the puck over SCSU netminder Ryan Faragher to make it 1-0.
Minnesota captain Nate Condon wasted little time helping his team regain the lead as he zipped a snap shot past Faragher from the top of the left circle just 3:02 later. With 1:46 left in the period, Fasching cleaned up a power-play rebound in front to pot his first goal since Nov. 16 and give the Gophers a 3-1 edge.
The Gophers scored on both of their power-play opportunities on the night and killed of both of the Huskies' man advantage chances.
Freshman goaltender Charlie Lindgren replaced Faragher to start the third and he and Wilcox turned aside every shot they faced in the final frame before Seth Ambroz sealed the win with an empty-net goal with 28.8 seconds to play. Ambroz' tally was his team-leading 11th of the season. Wilcox picked up an assist on the play.
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Put down the video game controller, go outside, and play kickball or dodgeball!
Put down the video game controller, go outside, and play kickball or dodgeball!
In an effort to prevent injuries and deaths during Little League games, there are new requirements that will do away with several high-end composite bats.
It's Rock Week on 'Dancing with the Stars,' and with two performances from 70s kabuki-rockers Kiss planned for Monday and Tuesday, the whole ballroom is abuzz. Even the 'DWTS' logo has been Kiss-ified.
Host Tom Bergeron says we're gonna "rock out with our lockstep out," which isn't at all how that saying goes but hey, kids are watching so we'll let it go.
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Martin Kaymer hit an incredible shot in a practice round at the Masters Golf Tournament in Augusta, Georgia.
Playing the par-3 16th hole, Kaymer hit a shot that skidded across a pond, onto the green, then in the hole
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Hi, I'm a home owner that is looking to directly vent a 15 year old Therma pride oil-buring furnace.
It was vented through a flue then to the chimney that we just took down due to structural damage.
I live in North Carolina. What are the codes for venting it directly through an exterior wall?
Re: Code for venting oil furnace
Travis, I highly recommend you contract with your local chimney pro to guide you in this process. You will be working with a factory chimney listed to UL103 or type 'L' vent. Depending upon the layout, you may use either the L vent or single walled chimney connector to the factory chimney. Again, the local pro would have to take the measurements, check clearances to combustibles, etc. The listed installation instructions for the chimney prescribe how it must be installed. You must use all the components they specify and how they spec. to install them.
What he will need is the firing data from your Thermo-Pride, which btw, it the top of the line. You cannot always rely on the rating plate with oil because techs will often drop the nozzle size then increase the pump pressure. Nozzle markings are rated for 100 psi but newer burners often fire at 130-140 psi, which drives the BTU input rate up, which affects the venting requirements. You'll need to ascertain this information for sizing your venting.
In addition to the NC Building Code, you can reference NFPA 31 Standard for the Installation of Oil-Burning Equipment, 2006 edition.
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Apparently there is some drama involving Amanda Palmer and the payment of backup musicians
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Whenever a female musician reaches some high point of success, particularly an indie artist—it seems inevitable that her moment of recognition will be followed by a backlash of one sort or another. With this in mind, I was not surprised to see a wave of drama spread accross my Twitter timeline yesterday, focused on Amanda Palmer. Her wildly successful Kickstarter campaign raised more than a million bucks for a music project.
On her blog, the hyper-interactive Palmer put out a call to fans that she was "looking for professional-ish horns and strings for EVERY CITY to hop up on stage with us for a couple of tunes." In exchange, the blog post continued, Palmer promised to "feed you beer, hug/high-five you up and down (pick your poison), give you merch, and thank you mightily for adding to the big noise we are planning to make."
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The Charleston County Sheriff's Office first responded to his community south of River Road around 11 p.m. Friday after a neighbor said Hamilton threatened to get a gun and shoot him during an argument, according to an incident report.
When they went to Hamilton's home, a deputy and a state constable smelled marijuana and saw plants "protruding from the side of his residence," the report stated.
Hamilton ignored the authorities' attempts to coax him out through a voice amplifier, so a SWAT team, crisis negotiators and narcotics investigators showed up.
For hours, Hamilton refused to come out, so the SWAT team went into the home and captured him, according to the report.
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|Average 20mph+, god I wish I could get those speeds but my bike is a clunky old piece of shit, I'm lucky if I can get 15, wish I had money.
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|Average 20mph+, god I wish I could get those speeds but my bike is a clunky old piece of shit, I'm lucky if I can get 15, wish I had money.
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|I'd generally be lucky to average 12mph on my mountain bike. Most trails average out to be about 6mph.
|@FWB cheers did that also changed the bit at the bottom under the bike that keeps the gear cables in line as the cables kept slipping off. Gears still iffy though. Anyone had a bike service?? Price???
I got back from a short weekend trip to visit friends in La Rochelle in France. I borrowed their bike on Sunday to go to a nearby island connected by a 3km bridge. With the little un (13-14kg) and a full backpack of beach stuff on the back of the bike and the bloody thing having fairly wide nobbly tyres, it was quite a ride (in balmy 30+ degree weather).
Fun though.
Coming back I saw some guy pedalling towards me coming the opposite way and from far away he looked like he was draped over his handle bars with folded arms the way a drunk man lies on a pub counter to sleep.
It looked weird. Almost as if the handlebars were very high up. I though "he can't be up here on a penny farthing can he?" when he got closer, it turned out to be some sort of half heihgt mountain bike looking penny-farthing-alike. As he passed me he honked a horn attached to his handlebars which confused me even more.
I think it was something like this.
|You didn't sample any mushrooms perhaps on the island?
Zackv4861 wrote:A 'basic' service cost �40 at my local bike shop. If you've had a go yourself and it's still not right then I'd recommend it.
I have no idea what my average trail speed is, but I'm guessing around 5-6 mph too. Can feel bloody fast bombing down a bumpy hill though...
|The down bits are usually pretty rapid, it's the technical ups that tend not to be.
elstoof wrote:Swaintoux. I was thinking of doing that last weekend. Maybe I'll have a go this weekend.
Need to get some hill reps in somewhere.
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|Ever done the full 24 Mike? Swains isn't so bad when you get into a rhythm really, just gets a bit dull hitting the same small loop over and over with just Karl Marx for company.
|I've done a half dozen, but never run the full thing. Like you say, you get into a rhythm and it's not too bad. I guess I'll see if I feel the same somewhere around lap 21
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I've been doing some researching on entry level road bikes and have come up with the specialized allez compact, I like the styling of the bike plus it gets excellent reviews plus the carbon forks are a bonus, the only thing I'm umming about is it only has eight gears, will this matter and what sorts of speeds will I get with a flat road, backwind, will I be able to top 20mph because that's my goal?
The other bike is a Giant Defy 5 but I'm not keen on the chunky frame on road bikes, I was gonna go with a hybrid but after much thought road bikes look so much sleeker, plus I have my old bone shaker mountain bike for work and off road.
Forget that I read it wrong it's 16 speed, so what do you guys think?
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Thing of beauty, I think I may have already made my mind up.
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|Have you had a ride around on one? I find that's a better way to buy a bike, being that you never really look at it...
Ooh. Planet-X have just released a new model of their RT-58 with Ultegra group set. I had been looking at the previous model and had just convinced myself I didn't need a new bike this year. Now I want one.
Not yet but I've ridden road bikes before years ago so I'm comfortable with them, but yes I will be road testing and not just jumping in blindly, after all it's a lot of money to me so will be a big investment, I'm just trying to narrow it down because there's literally hundreds out there, the main thing I'm looking for is weight, it has to be light as possible.
I've been in a few local shops today, including Halfordslol but the range seems limited, I can't believe the difference in weight with a bike that costs 250 compared to one that's costs 500, I'll keep looking though I just wanted some reliable names thrown around by the experts in here.
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|Quick question: if a shop doesn't have a bike you'd like to try how would you go about doing it, sorry I'm new to this?
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|If the shop doesn't have it but they do stock it they should be able to order one in for you. A place like Evans almost certainly will.
OptimusPube wrote:Specialized make very good bikes at competitive prices, and so long as you buy the right size you're not going to end up with a lemon. They are also well known for decent after-sales warranty support.
The highest gear on that bike is a 50-12, it's typical to aim for a sustainable cadence (pedal crank rotation) of 85-95 rpm on the flat.
According to this site http://www.machars.net/bikecalc.htm that would get you up to 27-30 mph. Not that the average Joe or Joanne can sustain anything like that for long.
So yeah, it'll get you well North of 20, it's more about if you have the legs, lungs and heart for it!
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OptimusPube wrote:If you went to a branch of Cycle Surgery or Evans they can order them in from the central warehouse.
Evans (although they have their faults, mainly due to some inexperienced staff) will get one to the store of your choice for a test ride, free of charge, within a few days if they have the stock.
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|If you have a mate who's experienced then it's worth taking them along to help too.
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Expect to pay a refundable deposit for getting a bike into the shop for a test ride, something like �50 if they have one in the warehouse or �250 if they need to get it from the distribution company.
Yeah, as Mike says the gearing on the Allez will be just fine. I had an Allez and ran compact cranks for a few years, there's plenty of options no matter the terrain. Your lowest option of 34x25 will get you up pretty much any hill and you'll only see 50x12 when you spin out coming down the other side.
|Oh yeah, they hold their value really well too, I got about 75% of what I paid for it back when I sold it! Remember, only ever sell a bike in the summer during the Tour
OptimusPube wrote:Halfords exclusively sell Boardman bikes, which are very well thought of generally and excellent value, so don't write them off.
|Bought a Sensa Romagna a couple of months back upgrading from a Giant Rapid hybrid and it's been a complete joy to ride. I would definitely recommend this if anyone is looking in the �700-�800 range.
andytheadequate wrote:The Boardman bikes are very good value, and Chris Boardman is a proper bike nerd, in the very best sense of the word.
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|I've been looking at the full suspension Boardman bikes, but it's almost impossible to find any in stock. Apparently the new models are on their way though.
I've got my Salsa Fargo on ebay you can only ride one bike at a time, I need the cash and bikepacking is far from my mind at the moment.
I'm not not the seller, but am the schill bider leading currently
Thanks for all the responses guys, I do like the Boardman bikes actually and mentioned them earlier on in this thread, they do get really good reviews.
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|Anyone know of another reynolds 752 touring bike maker other than Dawes or Ridgeback? They're both not quite what I'm looking for.
@urban Does it have to be Reynolds?
Check the Surly Long Haul Trucker and new for next year Straggler.
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I don't think my contractor is planning anything other than tile grout and sealer underneath my Silestone undermount material. Is there another step of waterproofing that should be taken?
With a solid deck top that has any seams in it epoxied, no waterproofing other than caulk at the joint is needed. No grout under it either. It sits straight on the exterior grade plywood deck and is siliconed in place.
This is assuming that it is being used as a soaking tub only. If it's also to be used as a shower, then it's an inappropriate choice for that installation.
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I noticed I have gnats that buzz around and are crawling on my aloe plant.
Are they harmless? Should I kill them off? If so, what can I use? I don't want to kill my aloe plant.
The plant is indoors, and in a terra cotta pot. I give it a 1/2 quart of water every week. The pot is well drained, with two inches of gravel at the bottom.
The gnats are likely fungus gnats that have larvae in the soil. The larvae usually feed on green fungus that grows on the soil surface of indoor plants. I get these on my seedlings that I grow in the winter. The are basically harmless to a large plant like your Aloe. I control them with little yellow sticky traps that attract the gnats and kill them. You can also use beneficial nematodes added to the soil or Bt (Bacillius thruringus) added to your water. Both will kill the larvae.
Adding a thin layer of fine gravel or sand to the surface of your pot will make it less hospitable to the gnats. Or you can water a bit less often so that the soil surface completely dries out between watering. The gnats like moist soil, and the aloe is a succulent and so won't suffer from less frequent waterings.
well a follow up to my posting
they seem to have laid eggs in the soil (in the pot), there are hundreds of white specs.
I want to get rid of them. Again, and suggestions, that wont kill my aloe plant, or my cats (or myself?)
Where can I find the BT? Flower or garden shops?
The soil I dry right now. normally water it weekly on sundays. I don't know if I want to water it right now, to keep the gnats at bay


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Hey, you guys rock!!! I read some of your posts and went to my fridge yesterday and took out some leftover bread and biscuits--------made French toast, croutons, and breakfast biscuits with ham and eggs. Hubby ate them yesterday and reached into the freezer this morning for more---liked them!!! Last night I made extra rice, froze some of it.
Honestly, I used to get sick going grocery shopping----what am I going to cook, let's see, we had chicken day before yesterday and......--------Now, I don't have to do this!!!
I'm making a list, saving my plastic containers, and I'm gonna do the once-a-month prep. And my kitchen is already cleaner, I'm thinking of every inch of space I'm gonna use, and I'm involving DH by getting his favorite meals and HIS PART in the prep I'm gonna do. He likes cooking, sometimes.
I have a question-----how long can you keep dry engredients---flour, sugar, etc.? I want to buy the larger bulk sizes and do some pre-mixes. Thanks, thanks, thanks!!!!!!!!
One thing I've found that makes organizing my freezer much easier is to buy a set of those ziploc or glade plastic reusable containers at Sam's or Costco and use them for casseroles, lasagna and spaghetti sauce. The containers stack up nicely and they are see-through so you don't have to wonder what's inside. They also microwave really well if you need to defrost quickly.
The Big Bear stores in my area are going out of business, so I've been picking up a lot of stuff this weekend. Did a lot of cooking, too. A batch of chili, a batch of chicken and cheese enchiladas, some foil packets with seasoned chicken breasts, and some steaks, seasoned, wrapped and packed with appropriate side dishes.
Now I have no room in my freezer!
also if you are storing casseroles and don't want to buy a casserole dish for every one, just put foil or saran into your dish and then as soon as the casserole is frozen, take it out....wrap it good and stick it back into the freezer....when you are ready to cook it, it will fit perfectly back in your bowl/dish/pan and the best part, the dish comes out clean....no casserole crust to deal with when washing.
If you don't have one - get a crock pot. The largest you can afford. Not only does it make meal prep simple, but it works great to make up big batches for freezing.
I am single, but I bought a 6-qt anyway, just to give you an idea. I can make all sorts of soup (or whatever) with very little effort. Then freeze it in glad or ziploc plastic containers in meal-sized portions.
When I cook this way, I eat much better, and much cheaper, too. Keeps me away from fast food & high-sodium frozen meals.
Sugar will keep indefinitely. Flours I keep in the freezer in air tight container and take out enough for my cannister. It will keep at least a year in the freezer. I think I've kept some unopened bags of flour in the cupboard for six months or longer with no bad taste and no one has died on me. Brown sugar will get hard if kept too long but I soften it in the microwave for a few seconds and it softens up real nice.


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Good morning ... not certain where to post, so, I will apologize ahead of time if this is not the best location.
I'm ready to step up to a Brew Magic system. I've been brewing for the past two years with a propane burner, BK, and Igloo coolers for HLT and M/LT.
To that end, I have found a used Brew Magic only a few hours from my home. The seller seems genuine and I will inspect the system thoroughly before I hand over the cash.
Here is my question, is there a parts list or owners manual that I can review on line prior to traveling to pick up the system? I would like to confirm, as best that I can, that the system is complete before I spend a day driving.
"Ten seconds in the saddle is worth a lifetime of watching from the stands"
Thanks. The seller has been kind enough to provide this photo of the system. Staes that the manual suggests it is a Brew Magic IV, however, I've googled several different names and cannot seem to locate a Brew Magic IV ... what am I missing?
Contact Sabco. They are a reputable company and I'm sure they will point you in the right direction.
Also there is a lot of info and help to be had on Sabco's users forum here.
Thanks. I'll give them a call in the morning.
In case someone else may find this thread while researching the same topic, I offer the following ...
First, I spoke to Sabco. Great people and I may well buy a new system from them. They told me today that they are once again offering free shipping through year-end. There are tremendous differences between the current Brew-Magic and the one I am considering. Most notably, the automation on the new system is much advanced. And, the newer system is approved for commercial indoor use in the US and Canada.
Not certain that either of those two issues matter greatly to me, but, if the price of a used system is not materially less than used, I will likely buy new.
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I brew on one about once a month at my buddy's microbrewery. You'll enjoy brewing with it, although cleaning it does take a fair amount of time. Good luck!
Good news, I think I've purchased the used 2005 system. A real step down from the newer model, but certainly okay for my needs (and price range).
Now, another question, I have a 2007 Toyota Tacoma Extra Cab with a full-size bed and canopy. Can I fit the system, HLT, MLT, BK, two Sabco fermenters, and all of the misc parts in the truck. OR, should I drag my trailer behind the truck and just plan to haul everything home in the truck and the trailer?
I have a three hour drive each direction ... the trailer is not a huge deal, but, if not needed, I would prefer to leave home.
The HLT, BK, MLT, and the fermenters are all standard sized 15.5 gallon kegs. They measure about 16 and 1/8th inches in diameter. They have fittings welded to them that you may need to take into consideration. It sounds like you have 5 of them. Figure about 7 linear feet by 1.5 feet, to be safe.
From the picture, it appears that the stand is no more than 60 inches long and 20 inches wide, at the most.
Measure your bed. Call the guy you're buying the unit from and ask him for the dimensions. If you have a 6 foot or longer bed, I'd bet you'd have no problem.
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What's it like to have your projects singled out to lose money in a U.S. House vote? Two researchers explain what their work is really about.
Growing up in a moderate income area near San Diego, Arnold Cuenca had an interest in and aptitude for science in high school. But as he contemplated potential careers, he, like most of his peers, was encouraged to enter the military or take a job right out of high school -- paths most of his peers chose. His mom was a nurse, though, and that got him thinking about being a doctor.
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Just 70 metres away from the residence of the city police commissioner, a house was broken into on Sunday, and burglars escaped with gold jewellery and cash.
The house is one of a section of high income group independent houses, on Nolambur Main Road. Its residents, A. Devaraj, a retired additional director of the finance department, his wife and their two sons had left for Hogenakkal by bus on Saturday morning, with 15 other family members.
"We returned around 11 p.m. on Sunday and found the grill gate cut open and the lock missing. All the 12 doors inside the house, including the kitchen door which we had locked, were broken. The house was ransacked and a total of 85 sovereigns of gold jewellery and Rs. 50,000 were stolen from cupboards on the ground and first floors," Mr. Devaraj told The Hindu.
Three or more burglars are suspected to have committed the crime, as a heavy almirah on the ground floor had been lifted and placed flat on a bed nearby, before being broke open. Some other jewellery in another part of the house, a laptop and other electronic equipment were untouched.
The house is close to couple of empty plots, and just a few metres away, are residences of several senior government officials. A police constable from the booth close to Devaraj's residence had seen the doors of the house wide open on Sunday afternoon. As the grill gate looked like it was locked, he assumed the family was at home.
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This is my first Chinese New Year in Hong Kong and I've had a hard time adjusting to one tradition in particular. From the New York Observer.
I'll Take Hong Kong
I'm going to be writing a column for the New York Observer. He's the first, introductory feature-length piece about what drew me to Hong Kong.
Hip Hong Kong Tailor Shops
Here's a piece I reported for the radio show, Marketplace:
Man of War, Paperback Version
Ventura County Star Review
Here's a quick review of Man of War published in the Ventura County Star.
North Country Public Radio
Here's a link to an interview I recorded recently for North Country Public Radio.
My Name is Bond
Here's a story I reported for the NPR sports show, Only a Game. It's about horse racing and the role it plays in Hong Kongers' life.
Hong Kong People's Fringe Festival-November 29th!
I'll be reading from Man of War at this year's Hong Kong People's Fringe Festival.
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香港藝穗民化節2012詩歌及斗學作品 A Poetry and Literature work at Hong Kong People's Fringe Festival 2012
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I wrote a piece for LA Mag's November issue. It's about the time I dressed up as an 18th century Spanish friar and walked between two LA-area missions. What can I say? It sounded like a good idea at the time…
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