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Kimberly-Clark mill demolition behind schedule
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A worker drives a golf cart on Thursday through the Kimberly-Clark property, Thursday, which is showing more and more of planet earth through the remaining rubble.
Dan Bates / The Herald
The Kimberly-Clark property on Marine View Drive in Everett is beginning to clear more quickly, now that the structures are knocked down to ground level, and piles of steel have been squeezed into large bricks.
Dan Bates / The Herald
The Kimberly-Clark facilities on Marine View Drive in Everett are beginning to disappear quickly, now that the structures are knocked down to ground level, and piles of rubble are being filtered and removed.
That's a couple of months longer than earlier estimates, which had demolition wrapping up this month.
"Between now and then, the demo work will focus on removal of slabs (and) foundations, along with general clearing and grading of the site," said Bob Brand, a spokesman for Dallas-based Kimberly-Clark Corp. "We don't expect the revised schedule to impact our marketing efforts, which remain ongoing."
Kimberly-Clark closed down its pulp and paper plant last year, after failing to find a buyer. More than 700 people lost jobs.
The tear-down has been ongoing since summer. Some of the most visible buildings were toppled in January.
The spectacle has drawn wide interest from onlookers, who often gather at a nearby pedestrian bridge.
"I never believed that Kimberly-Clark would be our No. 1 tourist attraction," Mayor Ray Stephanson joked at a fundraiser earlier this month.
Cambria Contracting, Inc., of Lockport, N.Y., has been performing the demolition.
By Thursday, most of the site had been reduced to pulverized piles of brick and concrete, along with tangles of rebar. That's left an unobstructed view of the USS Nimitz aircraft carrier from parts of West Marine View Drive.
After clearing away the debris, the plan is to grade and seed the land, Brand said.
Crews will leave the large, beige warehouse building standing at the south end of the site, he said. Whoever buys the property would decide whether it stays.
In January, Everett City Council voted to zone much of the site for water-dependent industrial development, a decision that pins the area's future to blue-collar jobs.
That's provided some clarity about the value of the 66-acre property, which Seattle real estate firm Kidder Mathews has been trying to sell since last year.
"I'm discussing purchase of the entire site with several prospects," Dave Speers, a Kidder Mathews senior vice president, said Thursday.
Non-disclosure agreements prevent the firm from naming interested buyers. The Port of Everett, however, has been on record as eyeing the property for future expansion. The Port's terminal is on property immediately to the south.
Along with redevelopment, steps must be to be taken to decontaminate the site. The state and Kimberly-Clark in December agreed to a cleanup plan, much of which deals with removing petroleum products from the land.
Within a month, the state expects to receive more details about soil and groundwater pollution there, said Andy Kallus, a project manager with the Department of Ecology.
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Whoever can do it, please fix the broken email notification. It has not worked for about two weeks.
"All extremists should be killed!" - neighbor's bumper sticker
I second skipshot's motion.
Are there specific reasons for killing this forum in favor of its offspring?
It's not that change is difficult, that's the nature of all things… however, aren't two forums better than one? Kinda like Certs…. it's two mints in one. Very refreshing.
Does one close down one bar and grill just because it opened a new one?
Can we put it up to a vote… or is it a matter of cash flow? We don't want Sam to go broke just so we can banter on two sites instead of just one.
"Proving the efficacy of a methodology without defining the word 'efficacy' can come back to bite you in the assertion."—Salt Creek
If this forum was going to be closed down, why havent they done it already? And I only found out about the other forum when you mentioned it in another post of this type. Not only are there not email notifications of replies, but none were issued to let anyone know about the new forum. At least I didn't see anything, but I admit I don't check the front page of this site that often.
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I received an e-mail notification (at my yahoo address) for The Reason Project even prior to its official start-up and posted in one of the earliest forum threads. I also received three separate e-mails for TRP in the last three weeks or so… so I don't know what the 'splanation is.
I just wish they'd re-enable the notifications for this forum until they decide.
rab, you're an Admin. over there, can't you find out if they'll even put it up to a vote as to whether to keep both forums or not? I think my Certs argument is a pretty good one… (the new site can have Josh but we get Bad Rabbit!)
But as I said, if it's a matter of cash flow… I guess this forum is eventually doomed I tell ya, DOOOOmed!
I'm not sure what being an administrator entails over there. I didn't ask for the job but I assume that means I'm a moderator. I became a moderator here only to delete spam before the new software took care of the issue.
I like the fact that we can be more free to speak our minds here. The new forum may be more censored. I would like both to continue. But I have no idea who to ask. I don't think Sam will respond to an inquiry about it and I wouldn't want to bother him. It would be nice to know who Sam paid or hired to get this one up and running.
rab - 02 June 2009 09:20 PM
I like the fact that we can be more free to speak our minds here. The new forum may be more censored. I would like both to continue. But I have no idea who to ask. I don't think Sam will respond to an inquiry about it and I wouldn't want to bother him. It would be nice to know who Sam paid or hired to get this one up and running.
Have you tried contacting the administrator at TRP and pose the question to him about this forum?
I feel like I'm living in a parallel universe which is kinda cool but I do miss the email notifications.
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I haven't inquired about this board being closed down. I doubt anyone knows for sure.
rab - 02 June 2009 09:20 PMThe new forum may be more censored.
The new forum may be more censored.
(Andrew): Doesn't appear to be.
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Skipshot - 17 May 2009 04:48 PMIt has not worked for about two weeks.
It has not worked for about two weeks.
Only two weeks from May 17? I gave up posting on this forum around November last year because I wasn't getting notified, and couldn't remember what I'd said or where. Came back a week ago to see if the site was still up.
If everyone has to transfer to TRP because this site is being mothballed, we will have to go over all the same ground again. Mind you there is a tendency for that to happen here. (I think I may have said that before. Ha ha.)
But I think it would be a good thing, I'm all for it. Can we invite The Champion?
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MARQUETTE, Mich. - Down 2-0, the No. 6 Miami hockey team scored three unanswered goals only to have Northern Michigan score late as the teams played to a 3-3 overtime tie Saturday night at the Berry Events Center, but the RedHawks won the shootout to earn the extra point in the CCHA standings. Miami (12-5-5, 8-4-4-4 CCHA) snapped a two-game losing streak with the draw after falling to the Wildcats (9-10-4, 3-9-4-1 CCHA) Friday, while the two teams are 1-1-2 against each other on the season.
Sophomore forward Austin Czarnik, freshman forward Riley Barber and freshman defenseman Matthew Caito all recorded two points for the RedHawks, who finished with a 32-25 advantage in shots. Caito tallied two goals for his first career multi-goal game while Barber had a goal and an assist and Czarnik dished out a pair of helpers. Sophomore forward Jimmy Mullin was the only player for either team to score in the shootout, which lasted a season-long five rounds.
Both teams had a pair of power play opportunities in the first 15 minutes, but neither squad was able to capitalize. Just nine seconds after NMU killed Miami's second power play, the Wildcats struck first when Kory Kaunisto scored with 4:47 remaining in the opening period. Matt Thurber carried the puck into the offensive zone and found Kaunisto in front of the net, where slammed the puck past freshman goaltender Ryan McKay for a 1-0 Northern Michigan lead.
For the fourth straight game, Miami was unable to find the back of the net in the first 20 minutes of the contest, as NMU took its one-goal lead into the first intermission. The 'Hawks put just five shots on net in the first frame compared to the Wildcats' eight.
Northern Michigan doubled its lead only 47 seconds into the second stanza. Reed Seckel forced a turnover in Miami's own end and fed Thurber, who fired the initial shot that was saved McKay. Erik Higby was waiting on the doorstep however and lifted the rebound over McKay for a 2-0 Wildcat advantage.
Just over four minutes into the middle period, senior forward Curtis McKenzie and NMU's Stephan Vigier grappled after the whistle in front of the Wildcat net, which resulted in a game misconduct for McKenzie and a five-minute power play for Northern Michigan. The RedHawks rose to the challenge and played strong defense to kill the major penalty with a NMU minor penalty sandwiched in between.
The momentum started to then shift toward Miami as the RedHawks used a pair of special teams goals to pull even. With 4:17 left in the second period, Miami cut the deficit in half on a power play goal by Caito. It was an all-rookie goal as forward Sean Kuraly passed the puck to Barber in the left circle, where he sent the initial shot on net. Wildcat netminder Jared Coreau made the stop but the puck bounced out between the circles where Caito hammered the puck top-shelf for his first goal of the night.
Less than three minutes later, Miami knotted the game at 2-2 when Barber scored his first career short-handed goal and the RedHawks' sixth of the year. Czarnik stole the puck behind the NMU net and circled around for a backhand shot that Coreau saved but Barber quickly followed up and blasted the puck into the yawning cage for his team-leading ninth goal of the year with 1:59 left in the second period - a period in which the teams combined for 10 penalties and 31 penalty minutes.
The teams traded chances in the third period until Caito found the back of the net for the second time to give Miami its first lead of the game with 4:37 remaining in regulation. Caito sent in a shot from just inside the blue line that deflected off of a Northern Michigan player's skate and into the goal for his third tally of the year. Czarnik and Mullin collected the assists on the go-ahead goal.
The RedHawk lead did not last long however, as Ryan Daugherty stole the puck at the blue line while Miami was on the power play and went the other way on a breakaway. Daugherty went backhand, top-shelf to beat McKay and level the game at 3-3 with a short-handed tally with 2:25 remaining in regulation - the first short-handed goal Miami had allowed all year.
The 'Hawks had a chance to win in regulation as C.J. Ludwig was called for roughing with 2:05 remaining in the third period, putting Miami back on the power play. The RedHawks fired a flurry of shots, including three on net, but Coreau was able to keep the puck out as the game went to overtime. NMU nearly ended it in the extra session, but a review upheld a no goal call and the contest ended in a 3-3 draw, forcing a shootout.
After neither team scored in the first three rounds of the shootout it went to sudden death, but McKay made one of his four saves in the shootout in the fourth round while sophomore forward Alex Wideman was also denied. After another McKay save, Mullin crept toward the net and beat Coreau five-hole in the fifth round to give Miami the 1-0 shootout victory. The 'Hawks improved to 4-0 in CCHA shootouts this year while Miami has still not allowed a shootout goal in 12 attempts this season.
McKay totaled 22 saves in the contest (not counting the shootout), while he allowed more than one goal in a game for the first time in eight career starts. Coreau finished with 29 stops for NMU. Miami finished 1-for-5 on the power play while going 6-for-6 on the penalty kill after racking up nine penalties for 29 minutes in the game.
The RedHawks remain on the road next weekend when they step out of league play for a two-game series at WCHA foe Wiscosin Friday and Saturday, Jan. 18-19. Puck drop is set for 9 p.m. ET/8 p.m. local time on Friday and will air on the Big Ten Network while Saturday's contest begins at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. local time and will be on Fox Sports Wisconsin+.


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After months of commitment, travel and hours of training, the vision of transforming eager dance students into worship leaders has become a reality for Dr. Caretha Crawford.
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Their seven-month dedication to learning the art of worship through dance will now prepare them for an upcoming production that will bring a spiritual renewal to the area.
Crawford, a native of Maysville, was once a student inspired by worship dance for several years until answering the call from God to form In Pursuit of His Presence Worship Institute in 2010. She is also founding pastor of The Gateway to Wholeness, a non-denominational ministry in
"Some of them were already dancing in their churches and some had never danced, but none of them came from a professional background," Crawford said.
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"We don't do the movement without the foundational training because we have to know why we are doing what we're doing," she said. "Dance ministries are in vogue, they're popping up everywhere ... many are dancing but they do not know why they are dancing."
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"Most people would take you directly to Miriam and to King David," Crawford said. "But the first person to dance in the Bible was the Holy Spirit, God himself. In Genesis 1:2 he moved upon the face of the water, and dance is movement."
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Kids go to school to learn and to socialize with friends and peers. Unfortunately, some kids refuse to go to school because they fear they will be bullied. Bullying recently has been blamed for some young people taking their own lives and because of these tragedies; the word "bullying" has taken a whole new meaning.
The Olweus Bullying Prevention Group, a leader in bullying prevention, defines bullying as: "When someone repeatedly and on purpose says or does mean or hurtful things to another person who has a hard time defending him or herself." Keeping this definition in mind, some incidents of one child being mean to another child does not always constitute an act of bullying. Bullying occurs when the behavior is an aggressive, continuous pattern repeated over time and there is an imbalance of power or strength. If these elements are not met, then the incident would be considered a conflict and not a bullying incident.
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MUNCIE, Ind. - Facing a must-win situation, the Miami University field hockey team delivered a determined performance in a 7-1 victory over Ball State on Saturday. With the victory, the RedHawks clinched a spot in the upcoming Mid-American Conference Tournament that they will host, Nov. 2-3. Miami improves to 9-8 on the season and 3-1 in the MAC. The Cardinals fall to 3-13 overall and 0-5 in the MAC.
Everybody, starting with the players, worked hard to prepare for this game," said head coach Iñako Puzo. "It's always difficult to come to Muncie, and to get seven goals here is great. But for us to be able to limit their opportunities, especially inside the defensive 25, we have to give a lot of credit to the players for their ability to come here focused and ready for business."
The RedHawks took the action to the Ball State side of the field from the opening whistle. Earning a penalty corner less than a minute into the match, Olivia Miller took two shots that were both saved by the Cardinals' keeper. The second rebound came right to Alyssa Logan, who put it in to get Miami on the board. Less than a minute later, Valentina Neira would score on a shot from five yards out to give the RedHawks a 2-0 lead only 2:10 into the contest.
"I think we set the tone early, and that helped us stay focused for the first 35 minutes of play," said Ali Froede. "We kept competing for a full 70 minutes, and I think that showed our dedication to our goal of winning here."
A penalty corner in the 12th minute would lead to Froede making it 3-0 off a pass from Leni Gross. On the ensuing restart, the RedHawks would quickly earn another penalty corner which resulted in Angela Amon scoring to make it 4-0. Miami would continue to pepper the Cardinals with shots, but they made seven saves before Emily Gruesser scored seventh of the season in the 32nd minute to send the 'Hawks into the break in front, 5-0.
Miami recorded 21 shots in the first half and earned a total of 10 penalty corners.
The RedHawks continued to attack in the second half, finally breaking through in the 58th minute. Logan took a shot that was saved, but the rebound came right back to Sid Marcum. Marcum then plugged it into the empty net for her first goal of the season. Ball State would get on the board in the 63rd minute, but Miami would respond with its final goal 42 seconds later when Bea Dechant scored from five yards out to make it 7-1.
The RedHawks outshot the Cardinals, 34-7 for the game. The 34 shots are the most in a game for Miami in at least the past six seasons. Neira led the 'Hawks with seven shots, while Sarah Mueller made four saves in goal. The Red and White had a 14-2 advantage in penalty corners.
"I think we played really well as a team," said Miller. "We are starting to click and know where each other are on the field; our field awareness is very strong. Our team chemistry is helping us move forward and that's great at this time of the year."
"We did a good job of executing the game plan we had for today," added Logan. "We were able to put into action all of the things we had worked on this week, and that helped pace us for the 70 minutes."
Miami continues on the road when it plays its final non-conference game of the season Sunday when it travels to 15th-ranked Michigan for a 1 p.m. contest.


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The Illinois Constitution is the governing document of the state of Illinois. There have been four Illinois Constitutions; the fourth and current version was adopted in 1970.
The first Illinois Constitution was adopted in 1818 when Illinois was admitted to the Union. Constitutional revisions were ratified in 1848, 1870 and 1970.[1] Important features of the fourth Illinois Constitution include the creation of home rule powers for larger municipalities and other units of local government. The current version of the Illinois Constitution was adopted by special election on December 15, 1970.Cite error: Invalid
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In 1862 a constitutional convention was held, but the changes known as the "Copperhead constitution" were not ratified by the voters.[2] A constitutional convention was held in 1920, but in 1922 the changes were rejected by voters.[3]
Article XIV requires that Illinois voters be asked at least every 20 years if they desire a constitutional convention.[4] 1988 was the last time that measure was put to a vote, so in 2008 Illinois voters will be asked if there is a need for a constitutional convention to revise the state constitution. In 1988 the measure failed 900,109 votes for and 2,727,144 against the measure. 1,069,939 other voters choose neither option. [5] In 2008 the convention ballot measure failed with 67.4% voting against it. [6]
The preamble is as follows:
We, the People of the State of Illinois — grateful to Almighty God for the civil, political and religious liberty which He has permitted us to enjoy and seeking His blessing upon our endeavors — in order to provide for the health, safety and welfare of the people; maintain a representative and orderly government; eliminate poverty and inequality; assure legal, social and economic justice; provide opportunity for the fullest development of the individual; insure domestic tranquility; provide for the common defense; and secure the blessings of freedom and liberty to ourselves and our posterity - do ordain and establish this Constitution for the State of Illinois. [7]
The 1970 Constitution of Illinois has a preamble and 14 articles.
Article 1 is a Bill of rights and contains similar provisions as the United States Bill of Rights, such as freedom of religion, freedom of speech and freedom of assembly. It also contains items not included in the United States Constitution like section 18, which prohibits discrimination based on sex and section 19, which prohibits discrimination based on physical or mental handicaps.
Article 2, Powers of the State, describes the division of powers into executive, legislative and judicial branches.
Article 3, Suffrage and Elections, describes voting qualifications, disqualifications and other election rules. Section 1 stipulates that a person must be 18 years old and a resident of the state for 30 days to vote. Section 2 disqualifies persons persons convicted of a felony. Section 4 provides that the Illinois General Assembly establish rules for elections. Section 5 establishes rules for the state board of election, requiring that no political party have a majority on the board.
Article 4, the Legislature, provides rules for the Illinois General Assembly. Section 1 divides the assembly into two bodies, the Illinois Senate with 59 legislative districts and the Illinois House of Representatives with 118 representative districts. Section 2 describes the composition of the two bodies and section 3 describes legislative redistricting procedures. Section 9 describes procedures involving executive vetos of legislation. Section 14 describes impeachment rules.
Article 5, the Executive, describes rules for the six state elected members, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, Comptroller, and Treasurer.
Article 6, the Judiciary, sets up rules for Supreme Court of Illinois, the Illinois Appellate Court, and the circuit or trial courts of Illinois.
Article 7, Local Government, provides rules for county, township and city governments and provides them with a limited ability to pass ordnances.
Article 8, Finance, provides for financial matters including obligation of funds, budgeting, spending and audits.
Article 9, Revenue, provides rules for various forms of taxation and state debt.
Article 10, Education, establishes the goal of free schooling though secondary education, high school and creates a state board of education.
Article 11, Environment, grants each person the "right to a healthful environment." It sets this as public policy and the duty of individuals to ensure a healthful environment be maintained.
Article 12, Militia, sets rules for the state militia saying, "The State militia consists of all able-bodied persons residing in the State except those exempted by law." It establishes the Governor of Illinois as the commander in chief of the militia and grants authority to use the militia to "enforce the laws, suppress insurrection or repel invasion."
Article 13, General provisions, establishes rules for persons holding public office. Section 7 provides for public transportation, allowing the General assembly to spend money to provide it.
Article 14, Constitutional Revision, describes procedures for amending the constitution of Illinois. Section one describes rules for constitutional conventions.
(Source: Southwestern Illinois College. Constitution study Guide. The Illinois Constitution.)
Ilinois Constitution from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- ↑ Lusk, David W. Politics and Politicians: A Succinct History of the Politics of Illinois (Google Books), H. W. Rokker: 1884, pp. 326–328, and p. 142. Retrieved 18 September 2007.
- ↑ Illinois History Teacher, Vol 3:1 1996. Illinois Copperheads & The American Civil War. Illinois Historic Preservation Agency. 1996.
- ↑ Illinois Blue Book 2005-2006. Illinois History timeline.
- ↑ Constitution of the State of Illinois. Article 14 - Constitutional revisions
- ↑ Proposed amendments. 1988 - Proposed call for a Constitutional Convention.
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- ↑ "Constitution of the State of Illinois Preamble". http://www.ilga.gov/commission/lrb/conp.htm. Retrieved on 2007-06-18.
External links
- Illinois Constitution
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Ross Henderson, Erskine ¢Midfielder
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2200. Building Materials and Construction Methods. 3. The study of nomenclature of construction as applied to dwelling and commercial buildings, including selection of appropriate building methods and materials. Prerequisite: ES 2110; or FCSC 2188 or concurrent enrollment (in FCSC 2188).
2410. Fundamentals of Building Performance. 3. Introduction to building performance measures that embrace a global notion of environmental stewardship. Emphasis on passive heating and cooling systems and daylighting strategies to manage the thermal and luminous environments over the facility life cycle. Prerequisite: PHYS 1210.
3030. History of Architecture. 3. [(none)<>CH, G] A survey of the history of architecture and its allied fields, focusing on the formal, aesthetic, cultural and socio-political dimensions, from prehistory to the present. Prerequisites: WA.
3100. Civil and Architectural Engineering Practice. 3. Civil and architectural engineering practice from project inception through construction documentation. Topics include: codes, marketing, specifications, budgeting, contracts, subcontracting, registration, construction planning, scheduling, bidding, liability, insurance, and bonding. A review of professional ethics including the engineer in society, business and profession with case studies of professional responsibility and ethics decisions. Cross listed with CE 3100. Prerequisites: CE 2100 or ARE 2100.
3200. Structural Analysis I. 3. Introductory design and analysis topics in stress and displacement analysis of structures, including beams, trusses and frames, classical flexibility and stiffness methods. Cross listed with CE 3200. Prerequisite: ES 2410.
3210. Civil Engineering Materials. 3. [(none)<>WB] Laboratory investigation and design of materials used in civil engineering: metals, masonry, concrete and timber. Non-destructive evaluation of materials. Analysis and presentation of data, including various types of written reports and oral presentations. Cross listed with CE 3210. Prerequisites: WA and ES 2410.
3300. Building Electrical and Plumbing Systems. 3. Introduction to National Electrical Code. The topics include basic circuits, AC and DC single phase, three phase power, transients, capacitance and inductance, branch circuits. Study of plumbing systems and fixtures including wastewater, water supply, storm water, and venting systems. Study of International Plumbing Code. Prerequisites: ES 2210, ES 2330, and ARE 2410.
3360 [3430, 4420]. Fundamentals of Transport Phenomena. 3. Basic concepts of heat and mass transfer and their applications to problems involving engineering analysis and design. Topics include steady-state and transient conduction, free and forced convection (heat and mass), radiation and heat exchangers. Cross listed with ESE/ME 3360. Prerequisites: MATH 2310, ES 2310 and ES 2330. (Offered both semesters)
3400 [3800]. Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning of Buildings. 3. Qualitative and quantitative study in concepts of basic air-conditioning with focus on buildings including building envelope, moist air thermodynamics, human comfort, thermal load calculations, thermal behavior of buildings, HVAC systems/equipment, and design of space air-conditioning and its relationship to architectural design. Cross listed with ME 3400. Prerequisites: ES 2310, ES 2330, and either ARE 2410 or ME 3360.
3600. Architectural Design I. 3. Introduction to the process of architectural design through the completion of several projects, including residential, commercial and institutional architecture. Prerequisite: ARE 2100, 2200, 2410.
4030. History of Green Building. 3. Examines Green Building themes as practiced in the past and present. Areas of emphasis are: methods of heating, cooling and lighting in pre-modern buildings; the history of mechanical heating, cooling and lighting as related to architecture; and connections between exemplary contemporary buildings and historical examples. Prerequisites: ARE 2410 and 3030.
4040. Historic Preservation and Sustainability. 3. Explores the historic preservation and sustainability movements and contemporary practices in these inter-related fields. Through reading, lectures, discussions and site visits, students will study how the historic preservation and the building industry professions can address advanced issues in sustainability related to the environment, culture and economics. Cross listed with AMST 4040. Prerequisites: 6 hours in AMST or ARE.
4200. Structural Analysis II. 3. Stress and displacement of indeterminate structures. Determination of loads on buildings. Matrix stiffness methods. Cross listed with CE 4200 Prerequisite: ARE/CE 3200.
4250. Structural Steel Design. 3. Design of structural components and applications utilizing steel. Cross listed with CE 4250. Prerequisite: ARE/CE 4200 or concurrent enrollment.
4260. Structural Concrete Design. 3. Design of structural components and systems using reinforced concrete. Cross listed with CE 4260. Prerequisite: ARE/CE 3200.
4280. Reinforced Masonry Design. 3. Design of structural components in reinforced masonry buildings, including walls, columns, beams and connections. Particular attention is paid to current codes, specifications and analysis. Cross listed with CE 4280. Prerequisite: ARE/CE 4260 and concurrent enrollment in ARE/CE 4200. (Normally offered fall semester)
4295. Structural Timber Design. 3. Design of structural components and applications utilizing timber. Cross listed with CE 4295. Dual listed with ARE 5295. Prerequisite: ARE 3200 or CE 3200 or equivalent.
4330. Building Electrical Systems. 3. Analysis and design of electrical systems in buildings using the National Electrical Code. The topics include panel boards, motors, system sizing, electrical distribution in buildings, methodology of reducing the available short circuit current, transformers, capacitors in buildings, and power systems harmonics. Students will perform an electrical building design project. Prerequisites: ARE 3300.
4390. Building Safety and Fire Protection. 3. Fundamentals of building design for fire and life safety. Emphasis is on a systematic design approach. Basic considerations of building codes, fire loading, fire resistance, means of egress design, introduction to protective systems including fire protection systems, and fundamentals of fire and smoke control. Prerequisites: ARE 3300.
4430 [3420, 4810]. HVAC Systems Analysis and Design. 3. Engineering design and performance analysis procedures for commercial building mechanical systems including energy conservation techniques. Relationship to aesthetic, architectural and structural elements are considered. Cross listed with ME 4430. Prerequisites: ARE/ME 3400. (Normally offered alternate spring semesters)
4440 [3500]. Building Acoustics. 3. A study of the acoustical environment of buildings, including basic theory with an emphasis on room acoustics and mechanical system noise and vibration. Prerequisite: ARE 3400. (Normally offered alternate fall semesters)
4470. Alternative Energy Sources and Applications. 3. An introduction to energy conversion systems likely to become significant sources of energy in the coming decades is presented. Some specific areas that will be discussed include existing energy demands and policy, origin of energy, wind, solar, biomass, and nuclear energy, and energy storage. This course is typically offered every 3rd semester. Cross listed with ME 4470. Prerequisite: ME 3360/ARE 3360.
4480. Building Air and Hydronic Systems. 3. Design and analysis of building air and hydronic systems with focus on the application, design and analysis of thermal energy distribution systems (air and hydronic systems) for building space air conditioning. Requires enrollment in associated laboratory session. Cross listed with ME 4480. Prerequisite: ARE/ME 4430.
4490. Modeling and Optimization of Energy Systems. 3. Application of principles of thermodynamics, fluids, and heat and mass transfer in the component and system-level design of energy/thermal systems, including modeling, simulation and optimization techniques. Examples are drawn from building environmental control, energy conversion and thermal industrial processes. Students work on projects for integration of these components in the design of energy/thermal systems. Requires enrollment in associated laboratory session. Cross listed with ME 4490. Prerequisites: ARE/ME 3400.
4600. Architectural Design II. 3. Continuation of concepts introduced in ARE 3600 with more emphasis on larger and more complex building types and systems. Prerequisite: ARE 3600 and senior standing in Architectural Engineering.
4720. Structural Systems Design Project. 4. Final course in the building structural systems sequence incorporating elements of previous design courses by executing design of a hypothetical building with a concentration on a detailed design of the project's structural systems. Prerequisites: ARE 4200, 4250, 4260, and 4600.
4740. Mechanical Systems Design Project. 4. Final course in the building mechanical systems sequence incorporating elements of previous design courses by executing design of a hypothetical building with a concentration on a detailed design of the project's mechanical systems. Prerequisites: ARE 3300, ARE 3400, ARE 4600, and one of ARE 4330, ARE 4390, ARE 4430, or ARE 4490.
4920. Senior Architectural Engineering Problems 1-3 (Max. 6). A study of current engineering design problems that are applicable to architectural engineering either on an individual basis or for small seminar type groups. Not for graduate credit. Prerequisite: senior standing or consent of department head.
5295. Structural Timber Design. 3. Design of structural components and applications utilizing timber. Cross listed with CE 5295. Dual listed with ARE 4295. Prerequisite: ARE 3200 or CE 3200 or equivalent.
5400. Building Energy Management. 3. A rigorous treatment of issues related to the judicious use of energy in the design and use of buildings is provided. Energy-efficient HVAC systems and system control, energy-conscious building design, building energy analysis, auditing, building envelope, energy-efficient lighting design, energy management programs, energy sources and conservation, rate schedules, waste-heat recovery, passive solar heating/cooling and daylighting. Prerequisites: ARE 3430, 4460.
5600. Collaborative BIM Design. 3. An advanced comprehensive building design course integrating architectural and engineering skills, where design decisions are supported by performance simulation and analysis. Students will sue Building Information Modeling (BIM) software and simulate a professional Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) experience by collaborating with a practicing architect on a real-world project. Prerequisites: ARE 3100, ARE 4600.
5700. Architectural Engineering Problems I. 1-3 (Max. 6). A special course, designed to make possible the study and investigation of problems or phases of architectural engineering selected to fit the needs of the students. Prerequisite: consent of instructor.


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Former Auburn tight end Phillip Lutzenkirchen died in a traffic wreck in Troup County early Sunday morning, Troup County coroner Jeff Cook said.
He was 23.
According to the Georgia State Patrol, a 2006 Chevy Tahoe driven by Joseph Ian Davis, 22, of Atlanta, missed a stop sign at the intersection of Upper Big Springs Road and Lower Big Springs Road southeast of LaGrange arpound 3 a.m. The vehicle traveled 450 feet past the intersection, flipped several times, and came to rest on its roof in the back yard of Big Springs United Methodist Church. Lutzenkirchen was ejected from the car, Davis partially ejected, and both died on the scene.
Injured in the crash were Elizabeth Craig, 22, from Eatonton, Ga., who was taken to West Georgia Medical Center, and Christian Case, 20, of Dadeville, Ala., who was treated and released. Case was the only one in the vehicle wearing a seat belt.
Blood tests to determine if alcohol was a factor in the crash are pending.
This spring, Lutzenkirchen became a volunteer football coach at St. James School in Montgomery.
Auburn football coach Gus Malzahn released a written statement on Sunday afternoon.
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