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I have some modules and scripts in an application written in perl. For its distribution I am using
The modules and scripts' target OS is Linux. The point is than I expect the final users will install the modules/scripts in non standard directories and maybe in their own directory, then they install like:
perl Makefile.PL PREFIX='/YOUR/DIRECTORY'
make test
make install
ExtUtils::MakeMaker solves the problem when the modules/scritps instalation directory are not standard and by
PREFIX variable.
How can I copy or replace the
PREFIX string' value into the scripts? for example, instead of hard code:
use lib '/YOUR/DIRECTORY';
I would like to replace it for a template like:
use lib '%%PREFIX%%';
%%PREFIX%% is replaced in "compiling" time, and without set an environment variable (
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Adding 3 feet to foundation walls?
Hello GW!
Well, had my first conceptual meeting with the architect today. I pretty much decided that a large addition with a two car garage is out...too expensive and would overwhelm the existing house. Now, we come to the fun stuff. How to add an 3 story addition (10 x 20 ish, garage/basement, family room, BD) of the side of a tiny house (920 sq ft) on a very sloping lot (~10 feet drop between the road and the new garage basement floors.
So: we are entertaining 3 options...all these options with have a similar exterior and the roof ridges (old and new) would be the same height.
1. New 3 story addition (at grade with existing house). No garage, but basement instead :(
2. Garaged basement. Family room & master bedroom a half story above existing house. Would have stairs connecting the existing house to the new addition. No attic on addition, rather use the 12x12 roof pitch and a shed dormer to carve out enough space for a 3rd bedroom.
3. Add 3 feet on top of existing house foundation walls (existing house basement ceiling would increase to 10 feet) to counteract lot slope. Add at grade garage, 2 stories (family room & BD).
So, my questions are:
1. Have you all seen old houses with nice stairways to account for different half-levels? I'd hate to have it look like a 60s split level inside.
2. Is raising a foundation a ridiculous and super expensive notion? I will be replacing all the electric and plumbing anyways, addition or not (although I'm wondering how the additional basement ceiling height would impact the steam pipes and their pitch to the new boiler).
Thank you :)
I'm including 1 picture...I can't figure how to upload more than 1 on the same post!!!
This post was edited by navi_jen on Thu, Jul 24, 14 at 20:31
If it helps, the front and 1 side of the existing foundation is 4 feet high ledge then concrete block atop the ledge. Then other 2 sides of the foundation are concrete block. We are definitely not on soft soil...we have more bedrock at grade than not...which might be another rationale for either no garage or adding onto the foundation. Of course, I'd have to get the requisite structural engineer signoff, zoning signoff, yadda yadda.
Or I give up the ghost on a garage. I would hate it (since I'm a car lover and my cars are currently outside and getting pooped on by birds every day!) but I have a feeling that is where I will likely end up.
Here's a directional pic of the first floor (all the internal layout for the new addition (at left) need to be worked thru.
This post was edited by navi_jen on Thu, Jul 24, 14 at 20:40
After running the comparable sales and likely mortgage numbers last night, and with this news today...I briefly considering just renovating the existing house (kitchen, bath and mechnanical), selling it, and buying another place. But prices in my suburban Boston town have skyrocketed again. and there are only 5 houses for sale in my town within 100k of what I paid for my tiny house 4 years ago...and they all are small houses (under 1300 sq feet) that need full renovations too and they don't have my great elementary school district or abut a 40 acre park like my little cutie.
I think I need a drink :)
Pic of potential 2nd floor layout..addition on left.
This post was edited by navi_jen on Thu, Jul 24, 14 at 20:52
For what it's worth, I like Option 2. If you go with Option 3, talk to an engineer about it...there are probably issues involved most contractors don't usually think about.
Also, think about insulation and flooding issues. How hot would the attic bedroom get in the summer? How much heat would you lose through the garape?
How do the prices of the options compare?


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his horrible ex wife..
I posted earlier and got some great responses about having my fiance being the only one to deal with her. So I did what everyone said and blocked her from calling or sending me texts. So now I have another question? Is it okay to delete her and all her family from my facebook? Or would that be adding to much fuel to the fire. I woke up this morning to her family posting all about "me" Im just so over the immaturity. She is a real winner let me tell you.. When me and my fiance got together the step kids came and stayed with us for the first summer and she reported my son who was 4 to DCF for sexual molestation charges. Of course nothing was found and she put her daughter through all these horrible tests at 3 years old. She is always holding the kids over my fiances head. If she doesnt get this then they wont be coming to see him. Its just so frustrating! She is already talking about marrying a man she has just met. She has 5 kids 4 different fathers and those kids have already had 5 different stepfathers. She pushes all the new men in her life as daddy and then the bio dads become daddy (insert name)! Gosh sorry to vent.. Guess I needed to get that out lol..
Your Bf should have a court order in place that contains his rights to visitations. The mother can't withhold visitation merely because she does not want to send them...a court order granting visitation, when and how should be clearly spelled out. The idea that BF must do what and when whatever she pleases or she can and will withhold the kids from him is not necessarily true, even if she says so and actually is silly enough to believe so. A lawyer can pursue your Bf's rights and guide him through a proper parenting plan if BF does not have one or can not work one out between him and the mother himself. Once a court order is in place denying BF his visitations would be considered an contempt of order. He may even be able to get additional vistations other than just summers. Is BF paying child support?
And no, you don't have to be 'friends' with anyone you don't want to allow into your personal pages.
If BF does not have the court order, he needs to. It can also see about having guidelines put in the order as to how communication is to take place between the parents. For example: all communication has to be between BF/Mother. Communication via text/email blah blah blah. No court in this country is going to order you to be 'friends' via facebook . Do yourself a favor and stop reading whatever this woman and her family/friends are dishing about. Block them and their messages. As she knows you are seeing and reading the messages I'm sure she's having a great time annoying and harrassing you...take the power away from her.
A agree with JMT an order can outline communication. My order states all communication regarding the child should be Between bio parents only. We have a scheduled time to speak verbally twice a month and other times should be via email. Court orders are your friends.
Good Grief, YES delete them all from your FB and your life!
Your BF should be dealing with BM. Agree with all of above.
Best of luck to you. You'll be much happier bowing out of this insanity asap. Expect them all to ramp up their behaviors and try to suck you back in..Maybe even the BF as he may be overwhelmed at having it all handed back to him. Stay strong. Life will become more peaceful in the long run if BF & BM stick to court orders when dealing with kid issues.


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Welcome to our beautiful country home situated in the village of Nettleton which is in an area of outstanding natural beauty, we have a self contained large annexe with un-interupted views across the glorious Cotswold countryside, our annexe has one double bedroom and we can supply two further beds for children if required. we are perfectly situated for those wanting to enjoy the piece and quiet of country life as well as those wanting more excitement as we are only 10 minutes from Castle Combe golf course and the race circuit. During your stay you will have full use of our indoor heated swimming pool (the swimming pool is closed from 1st October until the 1st April), sauna and tennis court.
There are numerous footpaths one of which takes you into the heart of the famous Castle Combe village. The annexe has a fully fitted kitchen, large lounge and dining area, double bedroom and a bathroom with shower.
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It's safe to say that running is having itself a moment. More people are participating in running events than ever before—in 2012 almost 16 million people crossed finish lines all over the country! Even themed races like Tough Mudder and The Color Run have seen an explosion in popularity, with almost two million participants in 2012. These events are attracting rookie runners, to boot: Roughly 60 percent of 2012 Color Run entrants had never run a 5K before (Way to go, newbies!).
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Days Inn Monroeville Pittsburgh, Monroeville
Situated in Monroeville, Days Inn Monroeville Pittsburgh is close to Boyce Park Ski Area, Monroeville Mall, and Sri Venkateswara Temple. Additional regional attractions include University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University.
Hotel Features.
Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas and a computer station is located on site. There is a business center on site. Guests are served a complimentary breakfast each morning. Additional amenities include a fitness center, coffee/tea in the lobby, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby.
The 105 air-conditioned guestrooms at Days Inn Monroeville Pittsburgh include coffee/tea makers and hair dryers. Complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access is provided. Televisions are equipped with cable channels. All accommodations provide desks and phones; free local calls are offered (restrictions may apply).
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- Double Room, 2 Double Beds
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- Standard Room, 1 King Bed, Smoking
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- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
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- Children (17 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
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- Free continental breakfast daily
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- Free newspapers in lobby
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Moving Light Switches
I had to move three switches to a new location. The guys doing the work ran the electrical wires from the old switch location to the new location by going horizontally through the studs. At the old switch location the installed a metal box, spliced the cables inside and drywalled over it.
From what I understand now it is not code to drywall over a spliced location. Are there any exceptions?
Would you guys leave it as is or would you recommend I cut off the wire at the attic location, add a junction box in the attic and re-run the wires to the new switch location through the wall? I would have to leave the old disconnected wire and box buried in the wall.
"From what I understand now it is not code to drywall over a spliced location. Are there any exceptions? "
There are no exceptions.
All junction boxes must be accessible.
Accessible is defined as not requiring damage to a finished surface to gain access.
The box should have been left with a blank cover plate.
"Would you guys leave it as is or would you recommend I cut off the wire at the attic location, add a junction box in the attic and re-run the wires to the new switch location through the wall? I would have to leave the old disconnected wire and box buried in the wall."
This is fine and code compliant as long as you are SURE the box is completely dead.
There is no requirement to actually remove decommissioned cables or boxes.
You should never let these fools into your house again and should report them.
Their next 'customer' may have no idea.
It is not a stupid code. Cables don't fail. However connections do fail. If the junction box is buried inside a wall there is no way to fix a connection if it fails without smashing out the drywall. Of course you need to know the junction was there to even go look for it.
Fix it.
If the junction box is buried inside a wall there is no way to fix a connection if it fails without smashing out the drywall.
When demolishing older homes--pre-1940s--I would notice great clots of wires wrapped in tape at certain points behind the walls. Don't know if that was standard practice of the time, or just bad practice. Imagine trying to trouble shoot a dead circuit with that arrangement!
I wouldn't say that "great clots of wires" were the norm, but in the days of knob and tube, not all splicing was done in j-boxes by any means. Pigtails to devices were often spliced to the wires at a knob. In some cases they were then connnected to the devices without any boxes at all - just a length of loom on each for additional protection. This was typical for a ceiling light fixture, for example, where the fixture canopy was the box, screwed right to the ceiling surface.
All this sounds riskier than modern practice, and I don't doubt that it was. But there were a couple of mitigating factors.
First, the kinds of loads we routinely see today were just about unheard of. Many times a room would be lit by a single 40 or 60 watt incandescent bulb (it sure beat the light of a gas lamp!). About the only large appliance you'd find regularly in those early days would be a flatiron (though space heaters and toasters seem to have caught on fast). So loads were much lower. Many homes were wired with just four 15-amp general purpose circuits, and maybe an electric range receptacle.
Second, those splices were soldered and taped with insulation equivalent to the wire's (meaning a layer of rubber tape and a layer of cloth friction tape). Solder is great stuff, when properly applied to a mechanically solid connection. It reinforces the splice and seals it against oxidation.
The techniques of the K&T days were pretty good ones, certainly for the needs of the time. Also, my impression has been that most of that wiring was done by pros (though I live in a house where the original K&T was either DIY or done by a VERY careless pro). It's too bad that the rubber insulation used in old K&T has rotted from age, heat, and the gunk we've put in our air over the years.
Revisiting this old topic....
I chose the location for all of my switches and outlets in the new house. For the most part they're fine, but there a couple where I'm left scratching my head and wondering what I could have been thinking. I'd like to move them but considering my reasons for doing so involve clearing the wall so I can hang some mirrors and art, putting a blank plate over them doesn't really solve the problem. Also, I find those blank plates rather unsightly. I would love to drywall over them, but I understand this is neither wise nor encouraged.
So is there no other option? It seems to me if you were remodeling you would be moving switches and outlets all the time and I know remodeled homes don't have random blank plates all over the wall. Surely there is a way to move this stuff and still have an attractive wall?


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Published: April 23, 1998
In an unusual project to provide job training to recent immigrants and others in the garment industry, the Garment Industry Development Corporation, a nonprofit group, said it would open a training center in Chinatown tomorrow.
The Fashion Industry Modernization Center, at 193 Centre Street, a half block north of Canal Street, will be equipped with computerized sewing machines, pressing machines and other technologically advanced garment manufacturing equipment, the group said. It said the machinery, worth $1 million, has been donated by equipment manufacturers.
Seminars and demonstrations for employers and workers in the industry will cover such topics as management, workplace safety, machinery maintenance and computer aided design. The center will be available to people throughout the city, and many of its services will be aimed at people who speak little or no English, the group said.
The Garment Industry Development Corporation is a 13-year-old group that is financed by labor unions, clothing manufacturers and government agencies. Bruce Herman, a spokesman for the group, said the project in Chinatown is being supported by government grants, including $100,000 from the National Institute of Standards and Technology, an office of the Department of Commerce. THOMAS J. LUECK


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If you are one or two persons with some basic needs for good sleep in quiet surroundings, and want to have very close access to a large and luxurious bathroom and a spacious kitchen:
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Your hosts is a male couple with a good sense of the whereabouts of Copenhagen. We do look forward to give you infos you can use. Also in plain German, greek, latin, italian or spanish.
You can make yourself cozy in a room with doublebed/sofa, desk and sittings. There's good space for your luggage and you can also use iron, washmachine, etc.
If you are one person, the price is 10 euro lower per night.
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Berit and me had a great time in Copenhagen. Lasse and Jen's apartment was so cozy and a in such a great location. Jen's recommended us a delicious and trendy restaurant for Saturday night, which we really appreciated.
We had a great time at Lasse's place! It is very central just a 10 minute walk from Norrebro station and on the same street as university of copenhagen! The room was perfectly clean, the bed was very comfortable and the shower and toilet were just as they look in the picture, clean and modern! We were able to use their cooking facilities which was an added bonus. Instructions to get to the apartment were clear. We felt very welcome here and would highly recommend to anyone!!
Eine wunderbar harmonische Wohnung, die zum Wohlfühlen und Entspannen einlädt. Tolle und ruhige Lage! Ist auf jeden Fall sehr empfehlenswert.
Lasse and Jens were amazing! Lasse was already out of town and Jens was at work when we arrived. But, they had everything planned out perfectly for us. Lasse gave specific instructions to get to their place in addition to the ones they had already posted on the listing. We picked up the keys from a restaurant downstairs of their apartment and the servers knew exactly who we were and were very friendly and helpful. So nice of them to let us into their personal home with so much trust. Also was so open and let us use everything we needed. Communication was excellent as I was asking lasse a few questions upon arrival, about the apartment and about copenhagen. Wish we could've met lasse, but at least we got to meet Jens for a few minutes :) very thankful and appreciative of them.
It was such a great experience.
Where should I start?
The flat is really really nice; the decoration and designs are full of personalities, especially the door converted bench in the lounge. I probably should blame the bed for prevent me seeing more of the city, as it is just so comfortable to sleep on and I seriously try every excuse to linger longer in bed.
I was extremely touched with the fact that the level of trust they had given to the tenant. As there was some unexpected matter happening during our arrival time, they had left the key at the nearby restaurant for us to collect, leaving the whole empty for us to enter without even meeting us before hand.
I have to say this level of trust would only happen in the Scandinavian countries such as Denmark, and I would never imagine it happens often in London. That was incredible!
Also, as a host, Lasse is so considerate, sending us the clear directions to his place before hand which we had no trouble to find it at all. The farewell tea and cake were great too.
Staying at Lasse and Jens was such a pleasure.
I Had a great time in Copenhagen also because I've been welcome very nicely.
I really wish to come back with less work and more time!!!
Lasse was very welcoming and made us feel very comfortable and relaxed. He is a very interesting person and it was great meeting him! He also gave us lots of ideas and tips about what we can explore in the city which was helpful - thanks very much for that :)
The room was clean, tidy and had enough space for our stuff. The flat is very central - we walked everywhere easily. We surely recommend Lasse's flat.
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... which are found in the Yucatan in Mexico. Ik Kil cenote is about 26m below ground level, 60m in diameter and about 40m deep. I was told there would be so many people there that it would be hard to swim properly, but when I got there it was ...
... day re the 0630 start tomorrow. There were more swish digs on the Ave Reforma. Most of the streets in town are numbered, the Mayans apparently finding it easier to deal with numbers than names.
Passed the Plaza de Toros, the bullfighting ring. It is done 'Spanish style' here: the bull is killed and eaten. A boo from the Sarki peanut gallery thereon. How 'bout a little respect for local ways? The Park of the Americas [something like that] was quite nice. All ...
7.2.1 Las 3 Cenotes
... By moto-tuktuk
Hadn't seen this before. A motorbike drives forward the two people sat in the wood-framed cart. The wheels are from a bicycle I think, and the tarpaulin on top makes it look like a motorised old-fashioned ice cream van. 'But there were three of you', I hear you say. Well, I got cosy to the driver. No need to hold on tight; top speed was about 7mph to the 3 Cenotes "base camp"
By horse-drawn cart on railroad
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Cut off date for planting peony bushes in zone 7
Could someone tell me the cut-off date to do this?
Hi Annie, I have always been told that you need to plant peonies in October so if you're going to plant them you'd better do it as soon as possible. I know I've read where others planted them in November. As long as they have a few weeks before the ground freezes to put on new roots they should be ok. Hopefully if you put them in a sheltered spot it will be warmer for a few weeks and you can push the zone.
Not for me, I've been done planting since Oct. 31st. A friend in GA, had to dig up a water line, and now have the roots potted up. I thought they would be ok for her to plant, but then I'm known to push planting times. I told her I would try to find out for her. She really isn't into plants, but enjoys her border of peonys.
I told her I'm in zone 5 and plant up to the end of October, and I thought with her living in Georgia, they would be ok to plant up to a month later. I also told her to call a local nursery and they would tell her what to do with them. She is pretty busy being a new mom,and I've not heard from her since Sunday.
At any rate, thanks for the input, and Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.