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building a new home for $100,000?
Hi there,
Our dream is to own a home we actually like. At this point in our lives we've saved for years and are not even near the point of buying something decent (we live in LA).
I've looked into alternative methods of building and fell in love with cob/straw bale homes. I don't believe this method is legal in CA like adobe is (I know there are ways around this.. but it can complicate inspection and permits)
I am also interested in building with traditional materials I know this can be a lot more expensive, but easier on the inspection side.
We recently found land that has the concrete slab in tact (the house burned down due to arson) it has geology reports, approved concepts for the design, and so many other amazing perks. It seems like the best case scenario if you were to build your own house.
the home would be roughly 1300 sq feet.
I know a lot of contractors personally and have been quoted about $150/sq footage and thats a little bit steep..
Do you have any advice on how we can save money and perhaps ensure we don't go over our budget of $100k? If we were to use conventional construction methods?
Sorry I've rambled a bit. But any help is truly appreciated.
Thank you!
Are you doing all labor or are you hoping to get something complete for your budget?
Labor of love..
Myself, my step dad and perhaps two other people will be helping (trying to keep labor costs low)
so your wanting to use straw or is it a wood frame home?
straw/cob vs dry wall
hey there, we want to use those materials but in order for it to be up to code (from what I've been told) the house will have to have a post and beam structure as well.. :)
Here is a suggestion---get your self a set of drawings----I suggest you stick with standard building practices---then come back with them and we will help with material take offs----
We also need to consider if the utilitys are still intact---sewer--water---gas----I figure the electric is gone so you need to find the cost of an over head drop or buried line----
Well to cut down on costs I would suggest Craigslist or manufacturer seconds (slight flaw,extras) for your doors and windows. You can save a few thousand easily right there. I have no experience with timber and straw but I would think that a standard wood frame would be quite similar in price
Straw and adobe usually go hand in hand. Do remember you are not talking about 4" framed walls with this method? If you are trying to adapt to existing slab foundation and plumbing, nothing may match up? You have to think in terms of straw bail width for all your infrastructure systems. You have nothing to nail electrical boxes too or anchor pipe. You may be forced to run everything surface which could be cool looking. I honestly do not know but rather than sneaking around and thinking you can get away with this? Why not talk with a designer or architect who has been down the path?
I would not assume you could not build this way but suspect you will not get away with it in LaLa Land. Straw and adobe construction is wonderful energy wise but it is not exactly a cheap method of construction to meet code. You did not say specifically, but I am assuming you are planning to stay in Southern California? A friend had a beautiful straw and adobe home in Santa Fe that an architect plunked perfectly on the small lot. I had my home in N California at the time and spent, in winter months, what he did for an entire year in heating and cooling.
Sorry to hear arsons took the house but I guess it works out alright for you if the building department says you are good to go. There is not a floor safe with coke and billions in pesos or a few million euros you need to resolve is there? I kid you not, friends closed and moved into a house in Cupertino only to find themselves surrounded by a swat team. They did not even know the home had the safe found (and they never asked what was in it). As soon as they flipped on the lights it was assumed somebody had come back. Police and DEA never checked to see the place had changed title. Funny story after the fact I guess.
Have you thought at all about prefab? I don't mean tacky stuff, I mean highend, factory assembled from a real architect's drawings house. A friend does them in Holland and they are so nicely constructed. No cheaper because his clients put whatever money they saved in a sticks and stones framed from piles dumped in the driveway approach to construction into enhanced finished work. Seems like your labor force would be as willing to help you finish a house as build it from scratch?
Go to the library or look online for possibilities. I remember a book called something like "Prefab Mansions" which is not your goal I know but it will help shatter the stigma and image that comes to your mind when I mentioned prefab and you were thinking trailer park? Sears sold houses once believe it or not and most in Illinois are historically registered. They were not exactly modular in the sense I am suggesting but were kits.
Google, DuckDuckGo or Bing search for books with the main title "Prefabulous". I think there are several in sort of a series by the same authors?
If you consider prefab you will need to find a builder, building designer or architect familiar with the technology. NO! They are not just for the rich and in fact architects have always saved me oodles on projects. All of mine even know how to hold or swing a hammer.
Believe it or not though, one of the obstacles to more prefab housing in this country is proximity of factories that can produce the modules to the construction sites. Only so many are allowed on highways in a given timeframe given they block lanes of traffic and weigh more than a few pounds. Can you imagine what people will be saying behind the wheel as your home moves near you on 101?
Now then let me bridle my enthusiasm. I doubt you are going to pull off even a small 1300sf home near anywhere in S California for $100K so be realistic about that. Won't permits, bribes and building inspectors cost you at least half that? Have you checked to be sure you can build on the foundation you have? It is still to code or can be grandfathered, etc.
Good luck. Could work out great. Do keep posting your progress? I walked away from a dream home project for myself once. I have lived in nice places but go for it when you can! I do like your approach of rescuing something from the ashes!
I built my own home 24 years back----2400 sf----land not included--$114,000---including much labor--I did what I could---but had most done by hired help-----that was a long time back---2x6 walls super insulated---Anderson windows--hardwood floors----modest trim---6 months from ground breaking to move in---
two books by the same author.
Building in 2' and 4' increments helps to reduce waste.
OVE framing practices save framing costs and increase insulation reducing ongoing heating costs.
Room sizes that utilize the size of flooring goods and drywall sheets.
Corners on the exterior of a house cost and by building square or rectangular you save. think colonial 2 story or saltbox styles.
Roof's with lots of valleys and jogs cost too.
When we had our house insured, the estimate to rebuild was placed at $150k, not including furnishings and personal items. That is rebuilding a 821 sq ft with a basement and possible finished attic space of apx 700sqft.
Not a put down by the way. Just reminding you the difference.
And with the property values what they are? Workers have to pay their own rent and mortgages to have a roof over themselves. There is mass transportation in California but the unwritten law is nobody walks or takes a bus or train. And, it is really not cool to have more than one person and an inflatable passenger doll during commute hours. Carpooling in California may get you access to the commuter lane but it is the ultimate display of weakness. One car. One man or woman. It is the way it will always be out there.
I miss California so much!:laughing::laughing::laughing::laughing:
About $76.00/sq. ft.?...in LA?
I don't think so.
That will be your material costs.
And that will be one not-so-good-looking house.
Thanks for all of the advice
Thank you very much for all of your input, the suggestions are especially helpful.
Thank you!
I will keep all of this in mind, thank you for taking the time to write this. Will keep you all posted!
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A unified growth theory is developed that accounts for the roughly constant living standards displayed by world economies prior to 1800 as well as the growing living standards exhibited by modern industrial economies. Our theory also explains the industrial revolution, which is the transition from an era when per capita incomes are stagnant to one with sustained growth. We use a standard growth model with one good and two available technologies. The first, denoted the Malthus technology, requires land, labor, and reproducible capital as inputs. The second, denoted the Solow technology, does not require land. We show that in the early stages of development, only the Malthus technology is used, and, due to population growth, living standards are stagnant despite technological progress. Eventually, technological progress causes the Solow technology to become profitable, and both technologies are employed. In the limit, the economy behaves like a standard Solow growth model.
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On Michigan's defense ... "Our defensive press really got to them and we were able to wear them down. We had it clicking on offense because our defense allowed us to get easy buckets. Our kids did an outstanding job pushing the lead and making it stand up in the end."
On having patience of offense ... "We worked a lot yesterday on getting good ball movement and we put a lot of effort into getting touches and movement. They were doing exactly what we asked them to do. Chris (Young) kicked it out to the guys outside and they were able to make shots."
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Itll be temp sensor mate. Even with thermosat closed itll be warmer than 6. Plus your heater blows hot, it cant blow air hotter than the coolant
Itll be temp sensor mate. Even with thermosat closed itll be warmer than 6. Plus your heater blows hot, it cant blow air hotter than the coolant
And i takeout the intake manifold i will take a look at needle motion sensor from 3rd injector because i have an error there too.
The needle motion sensor is built in to the injector and I think it cant be replaced,which means getting a new injector.
It will be the injector nearest to the windscreen.
If the error is 05 needle motion sensor then the injector will need replacing.
But if the needle was bad then id say the car would run bad too.
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Wow..today i taken out the manifold to check the temperature sensor. I pulled it out , measured it with multimeter and seems that the ohm values are OK.
I want to show you something what i' found there and what it means..Ignore the red bands, i put them temporary in sensitive places on cables.
What is that resistance(writes there 5k) ? Or what ex-owner wanted to do with that improvization ?(in the red circle) I see that the resistance is on the cable for temperature sensor.
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p.s I've put multimeter on sensor pins, it measures the resistance ok but when i set multimeter on SOUND/(to check continuity) i cant hear any sound. Is that possible a sensor to be good and doesnt have continuity in circuit ?
Was that inside the black box?
It looks like a potentiator,like a volume control knob,does it twist left and right?
This make sanse because original value of sensor at 90 degrees is around 290 Ω.
The value of sensor at 4-5 degrees is 4000-5000..And now with potentiometer at maxi : 290 + 5.000 OHM = right the temperature from digital OBC.
This means that my engine reads a fake temperature, always 4-5 degrees and adds more fuel to warp up the engine.
I studied a little bit and I think that ex-owner wanted to do this trick.
...Actually to trick/fake the temperature engine and to simulate a colder engine especially in the summer, and with this trick i think that ecu introduces more fuel to warm-up the engine. What is normal idle for 2.0 136hp diesel engine? At me is around 900 950 rpm even after 50km.
Mine idles at 830rpm when warm and 900 when just started up from cold.
If you pm your email i can send you a workshop manual but it is written spanish/mexican but it has a lot of information.
I've put the potentiometer to off, now the temperature its working fine, after 15 km its up to ~80 degrees, but after this "un-mod" i think i felt a lack of power at low rpm. Maybe it's just placebo, but i mean when i have 2000 rpm and i press the pedal to the medal, i dont feel the same thing as before. Was that a power healty mod ? I've seen that the idle now is 830 rpm, and the fuel consumption maybe decreased about 0.5 liters.
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I am having a problem with a male Bengal cat trying to mate with my two other male cats. All three cats are neutered.
The Bengal is quite persistant and agressive which results in raw bit marks on the victems necks. Any help would be appreciated.
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Without knowing any of their history any advice here may not make a difference. I would separate them. A trip to the vet is in order for the Bengal just to rule out anything medical going on. And I would keep them separated and reintroduce them slowly as if they were meeting for the first time. You need to get to the root of the Bengal's aggression - maybe try a Feliway diffuser to see if that calms everyone down. Start with the vet. Good luck.
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Joey's right. I'm not an expert on Bengals, but I've heard they are quite active and one of the more aggressive breeds. The behavior your's is exhibiting is not a sexual but a dominance issue. He is showing the other males that HE is the boss. That the behavior has escalated to actual blood-letting from his behavior is an issue you must discuss with your vet. If the cats are alone and unsupervised all day, I would absolutely do as Joey recommends and separate the aggressor. Actually, YOU are the pack leader (Alpha) even though he thinks HE is. Make sure all 3 cats have their own food dishes and litter boxes. If you feed them at certain times of the day, feed him last. When he shows aggressive behavior, such as growling, etc,use a soda can with pennies taped inside and shake it at him, saying "NO!" I've had limited success with Feliway, but others swear by it. But I would absolutely contact the vet and ask for their advice before one of the other cats becomes seriously hurt.
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17 things to do over winter break 2013 for NYC kids
Spend winter break exploring the city's best holiday activities, everything from gingerbread villages and festive displays to annual shows and exhibits.
Mon Dec 16 2013
While little ones are off from school, you've got nearly two weeks worth of activities to plan. Lucky for city parents, there's tons to do over winter break, including an animated film festival at the IFC Center, snowy day trips, a family fitness fair and no less than three places to see sculptures made entirely out of gingerbread! Plus, there are tons of Christmas, New Year's Eve and Kwanzaa celebrations and free events. Click through our slide show to see the rest of the best things to do over winter break.
RECOMMENDED: All winter break activities for kids
Photograph: Beth Levendis
1. Visit a holiday exhibit
Plan a trip to one of our favorite festive museum exhibits, including the NYBG's Holiday Train Show (through Jan 12), the New York Transit Museum's Holiday Train Show (through Feb 23) and "The Grinch's Holiday Workshop" at CMOM (through Dec 31). Bring mini scientists to the four-day ReMake the Holidays at NYSCI (Dec 27–30) or 12 Days of Science at the Liberty Science Center (Dec 21–Jan 1), where they'll meet penguins, use liquid nitrogen to make ice cream and more.
Photograph: Lauren Spinelli
2. Go ice-skating
Thanks to this season's flurry (pun intended!) of new rinks, families can now choose from a range of ice skating experiences. We're especially excited about the LeFrak Center in Prospect Park, which opens Dec 20, as well as McCarren Rink, See/Change Unseasonably Cool at the South Street Seaport and the Rink at Brookfield Place. And, of course, as city veterans know, there's always Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park, the Rink at Rock Center and Trump Wollman and Lasker Rinks in Central Park.
Photograph: Karen Melanson NYS Parks
3. Book a day trip
Embrace the outdoors (or not) with our ten winter day trip ideas, from snowshoeing upstate to finding refuge from the cold at an indoor water park.
Photograph: Taste Buds Cook
4. Sign up for a day camp
We found the best day camps to keep kids busy over their break, whether they're into fashion design or dream of starring on the Food Network.
Photograph: Jessica Lin
5. See a holiday show
Snag tickets to this season's crop of Christmassy classics, like A Christmas Story, the Musical (through Dec 29), the Radio City Christmas Spectacular (through Dec 30), Angelina Ballerina: The Very Merry Holiday Musical (through Jan 5), Literally Alive's A Christmas Carol (through Dec 30) and The Three Bears Holiday Bash (through Dec 30) at the Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre.
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6. Bundle up for Ice Carving Week
Visiting the Bronx Zoo over the winter-holiday break may not have crossed your mind, but it turns out you could hardly pick a better time for making the trip. From December 26 through December 31, families will embrace winter head on, taking in ice-sculpting demos, frolicking in a marine-themed play space with a 25-foot-long ice slide and having their photo taken on a walrus-themed ice throne. Those at the zoo on December 28 will be treated to the Wildlife Ice Carving Competition and get to vote for their favorite animal sculpture. While there, kids can also sing along with a trio of holiday carolers, catch a 4-D screening of Ice Age and explore an igloo.
Photograph: Courtesy AMNH
7. Celebrate Kwanzaa
Honor the holiday with fests at two city museums on December 28. The American Museum of Natural History hosts its 35th Anniversary Celebration, which features dance performances and an international marketplace, while the Brooklyn Children's Museum invites families to make Kwanzaa-themed crafts and take part in a dance workshop.
8. Spend December 25 at a Jewish institution
On a day when many city venues are closed, Jewish families can head to the Museum at Eldridge Street for a special performance by Greg Wall and Klezmerfest or hit up the Jewish Museum for a two-show concert by the Macaroons.
Photograph: Grace Chu
9. Run away to the circus
No less than four circus shows will perform over winter break this year. The hard part? Deciding which one is right for your brood! City families can choose from the New Vic's Mother Africa (through Jan 5), the annual Holiday Circus in Brighton Beach (Dec 20–29), Cirkopolis at the NYU Skirball Center (Dec 18–am 5), and of course, the Big Apple Circus's Luminocity, which ends its fall run at Lincoln Center on January 12.
Photograph: Courtesy Big Onion Walking Tours
10. Take a walking tour
View your city in a whole new light by joining in a holiday-themed walking tour, like the Christmas Lights and Cannoli Tour (through Dec 31), which leads onlookers through the massive Christmas displays in Dyker Heights and Bay Ridge, or the Christmas Stroll in Greenwich Village (Dec 24), which explores the homes of writers and artists in the historic nabe. Not celebrating Christmas? Check out the 23rd annual Jewish East Side Tour on December 25, or the Brooklyn Bridge Walk Into the New Year (Dec 31).
Photograph: John Minchillo
11. Go see Santa Claus
Remind the big man what you want for Christmas by visiting Santaland at Macy's or Bloomingdale's, both of which stay open through the first weekend of winter break.
Photograph: Courtesy of New York International Children's Film Festival
12. Watch animated flicks on the big screen
The folks who produce the annual New York International Children's Film Festival host a two-week retrospective of GKids' most beloved animated tales at the IFC Center (Dec 20–Jan 2), offering the perfect indoor (read: warm!) activity while the kids are out of class. Film favorites like A Cat in Paris, The Secret of Kells, My Neighbor Totoro and more will screen, as well as the theatrical premieres of Welcome to the Space Show, Nocturna and Eleanor's Secret.
13. Have a holday-themed family movie night
There's no better time to have a family movie night than during the Christmas seson. Read through our list of the 20 best Christmas movies—everything from a Muppet version of A Christmas Carol to a classic tale about a department store Santa—to find the best fit for your crew.
Courtesy The Jim Henson Company
14. Revisit a Jim Henson classic
Over the entire NYC public school holiday break (Dec 21-Jan 1), the Museum of the Moving Image is offering kids the chance to take in a screening of a Jim Henson classic, Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas (1pm), and get creative in an hour-long puppet workshop (2:15, 3:30pm; $10 per child), in which they'll use techniques similar to Henson's to fashion their own puppets and take turns making a short televised puppet show. While you're there, be sure to check out the new exhibit "Indie Essentials: 25 Must-Play Video Games."
Photograph: Jessica Lin
15. Drool over a gingerbread village
Over winter break, kids can visit not one, not two, but three structures made entirely of gingerbread! Head to Le Parker Meridien for their 5th Annual City Harvest Gingerbread Extravaganza, where you'll see sweet versions of Gotham landmarks, or make the trek to NYSCI to see the 300-square-foot "Gingerbread Lane" before it closes on Jan 12. Got a gift to deliver? Stop by the James A. Farley Post Office and snap a photo with the massive gingerbread house in the lobby.
Photograph: Prospect Park Alliance/Paul Martinka
16. Count down to 2014
Fete New Year's Eve with the kids at these festive parties and end-of-the-year events, including holiday-themed craft workshops at city children's museums, the midnight run in Central Park and the annual fireworks display in Brooklyn.
Photograph: Grace Chu
17. Work up a sweat at the JCC Fitness Fair
Get your family moving in 2014 with this fun-filled New Year's Day event at the JCC in Manhattan. Everyone can participate in fitness classes for all levels, like yoga, zumba, martial arts and more. After you've worked up a sweat, stick around for giveaways and raffle prizes.
Photograph: Beth Levendis
1. Visit a holiday exhibit
Plan a trip to one of our favorite festive museum exhibits, including the NYBG's Holiday Train Show (through Jan 12), the New York Transit Museum's Holiday Train Show (through Feb 23) and "The Grinch's Holiday Workshop" at CMOM (through Dec 31). Bring mini scientists to the four-day ReMake the Holidays at NYSCI (Dec 27–30) or 12 Days of Science at the Liberty Science Center (Dec 21–Jan 1), where they'll meet penguins, use liquid nitrogen to make ice cream and more.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's main equity index slipped on Thursday as investor concern about flat quarterly results from Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD.TO: Quote) and about its latest U.S. acquisition offset a 14-percent jump in Loblaw Cos Ltd (L.TO: Quote) on the grocer's plan to spin off its real estate assets.
The market was also hurt by bleak comments from the European Central Bank about the outlook for the region, as well as by continuing distress over the still-unresolved U.S. fiscal crisis.
Shares of Toronto-Dominion, the country's second-biggest bank, ended 1.8 percent lower at C$81.12 after it said it is buying the owner of Epoch Investment Partners for $668 million in cash to expand its U.S. asset management business. It also reported a flat quarterly profit that spurred market concern over the bank's higher expenses and loan loss provisions.
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This is the definitive natural history of the spectacularly beautiful tropical birds known as the trogons, a family that includes the legendary Resplendent Quetzal, the sacred bird of the ancient Mayans and Aztecs. A collaboration between renowned ornithologist Joseph Forshaw and eminent bird artist Albert Gilbert, Trogons combines science and art to create an unprecedented picture of a threatened bird family. Forshaw's text provides the most authoritative and comprehensive account of the trogons ever written, and Gilbert's stunning paintings are the first to accurately depict all species of trogons in their natural habitats and true colors. The book's detailed synthesis of current knowledge about the trogons is enriched by Forshaw's personal field observations in the tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia, Africa, and the Americas, while Gilbert's meticulous artwork is based on fieldwork in the same areas. With its large format, more than 40 full-color plates, and state-of-the-art five-color printing, this limited-edition book promises to become a classic and a collector's item.
Despite their long association with human culture, trogons remain poorly known. Much of the existing ecological information comes from studies of a few neotropical species undertaken in the 1930s and 1940s by Alexander Skutch in Costa Rica and Guatemala, and more recent field studies of the Elegant Trogon at the northern extremity of the range. There have been longstanding uncertainties about the relations and origins of trogons. Kingfishers and their allies have often been nominated as the trogons' closest allies and a New World origin was assumed because most trogon species are now found in the neotropics. However, recent studies have supported placing trogons in a separate order--Trogoniformes--with possible affinities to the African mousebirds, and there is some evidence for an Old World origin.
At a time when researchers and fieldworkers are showing increasing interest in the trogons, and when tropical forests, the home of most trogon species, are threatened by logging and land clearing, this book is intended to not only summarize and advance knowledge about trogons but also to draw attention to the urgent need to protect these magnificent birds by safeguarding the habitats so critical to their continued survival. Trogons is an essential volume for libraries, birders, conservationists, ornithologists, eco-tourists, and collectors of fine bird books.
"Remarkable. . . . The main advantage of Forshaw's book over [the competition] is the level of detail in the species accounts. Trogons: A Natural History of the Trogonidae should therefore be included in the library of any museum or nature enthusiast."--Alejandro Espinosa de Los Monteros, Auk
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Minsky and Economic Policy: 'Keynesianism' All Over Again?
Recently, national newspapers all over the world have suggested that we should reread John Maynard Keynes, and that Hyman P. Minsky provides a valuable framework for understanding the world in which we live. While rereading Keynes and discovering Minsky are noble goals, one should also remember the mistakes that were made in the past. The mainstream interpretation and implementation of Keynes's ideas have been very different from what Keynes proposed, and they have been reduced to simple "fiscal activism." This led to the 1950s and 1960s "Keynesian" era, during which fine-tuning was supposed to be a straightforward way to fix economic problems. We know today that this is not the case: just playing around with taxes and government expenditures will not do. On the contrary, problems may worsen. If one wants to get serious about Keynes and Minsky, one should understand that the theoretical and policy implications are far-reaching. This paper compares and contrasts Minsky's views of the capitalist system to the tenets of the New Consensus, and argues that there never has been any true Keynesian revolution. This is illustrated by studying the Roosevelt and Kennedy/Johnson eras, as well as Keynes's reaction to the former and Minsky's critique of the latter. Overall, it is argued that the theoretical framework and policy prescriptions of Irving Fisher, not Keynes, have been much more consistent with past and current government policies.
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Davide Bolchini is an Associate Professor at Indiana University School of Informatics and Computing (IUPUI), where he also serves as Chair for the Department of Human-Centered Computing. Before joining Indiana University, Dr. Bolchini was Visiting Senior Research Fellow at the University College London (UK) on a Swiss National Science Foundation Fellowship for Advanced Researchers, after having held a Post-Doctoral research and teaching position at the University of Lugano (Switzerland), lecturing appointments at the Politecnico di Milano (Italy) and visiting research positions at North Carolina State University and at the University of Toronto.
Dr. Bolchini's Human-Computer Interaction research specializes in modelling requirements for data-intensive interactive applications, user experience design methodologies, and interactive accessibility for the blind and visually-impaired. His research lab engages several HCI PhD students, MS students and undergraduate students and has been supported by over $1.5M of competitive funding from the U.S. National Science Foundation, a Google Faculty Research Award, and industry collaborations, mostly as Principal Investigator. Dr. Bolchini has disseminated his research through more than 100 peer-reviewed publications in major international conferences and journals, and he actively serves as reviewer and program committee member on several international venues and funding agencies.
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Dr. Bolchini's human-computer interaction research interest spans the following areas: aural user interfaces to enable web accessibility for the blind; modelling requirements and user experience for data-intensive interactive applications; interaction between requirements and design; usability evaluation methods; healthcare user interfaces – especially for physicians; conceptual tools for interactive data analysis and data narratives.
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Click on the following link to download a FREE copy of the bestseller Living Deliberately by Harry Palmer. e-Living Deliberately is offered here as a PDF file. To view and print this file, please see instructions below.
In 1987, an educator named Harry Palmer outlined an intriguing series of mental procedures. When correctly applied, these procedures unravel many of the more profound mysteries of human consciousness.
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No matter how many times I have to say goodbye to people I love in my life, it never really gets easier.
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General News | 14th February 2008
Fleming announces Test retirement
Former Notts and New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming has today announced his retirement from all international cricket.
The 34-year-old had already retired from One-Day Internationals but had been expected to tour England for the three-Test series this summer.
Instead he is likely to play his last match for the Black Caps at Napier in March at the end of the series in his homeland.
He captained New Zealand in Tests and ODIs for 10 years and holds a host of records for his country, including most runs, most Test caps and most catches.
At a press conference in Auckland, Fleming said: "I always indicated that I was likely to retire from international cricket at some point in the near future and the time is right for me and my family to do that now
"Retiring before the tour to England will allow me to be with my wife Kelly for the birth of our second child."
Fleming captained Notts to the County Championship title in his first year at Trent Bridge, and followed up in 2006 by leading the Outlaws to the Twenty20 Cup Final. He will be heading to India later in the year to take part in the Indian Premier League.