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This morning we meet Jesus' disciple, Simon Peter. The truth is there are things, good and bad, in Simon Peter's personality and character that also live in us. Listen to this story.
Master teacher and preacher, Dr. Fred Craddock, tells about something that happened many years ago while he was driving cross country. He had stopped at a small diner somewhere in the South to refresh himself with an early breakfast and some coffee. He had been driving through the night and now it was getting close to dawn. And he was sleepy.
As he waited for his breakfast order to come, Craddock spied a black man who had just come in and had sat down on a stool up by the lunch counter. The diner's manager then began to treat the black man with a contempt that was clearly borne of deep seated racism. The manager was rude, insulting, demeaning toward his black guest. As he sat in his booth a little ways away from the counter, Craddock wrestled with whether to say something to chide this manager for his shameful, racist conduct.
Meanwhile the black man quickly slurped down some coffee and fled into the darkness. Craddock remained silent. "I didn't say anything," he confessed. "I quietly paid my bill, left the diner, and headed back to my car. But as I walked through the parking lot, somewhere in the distance, I heard a rooster crow."
One Sunday Fred Craddock was a guest preacher at a church and he preached a sermon with that story in it. After the service, a man came up to him in the narthex, shook Craddock's hand vigorously, and said, "Thank you, pastor, for that powerful sermon. That really hit home! Oh, but by the way, what was that business with the rooster?"
Well, you and I know about that business with the rooster! Peter is the disciple who denied Jesus three times in the courtyard of the high priest early on crucifixion Friday. Jesus foretold his denial, even the rooster that crowed after the third time.
But Peter was also powerfully redeemed and restored by Jesus. Jesus said He would build His Church on Peter's faith. To this day, the Catholic Church regards Simon Peter, the fisherman from Bethsaida, as the first Pope. It is widely held that Simon Peter served the people in the Church of Rome for many years before being put to death by the Roman Emperor Nero.
It's true that Simon Peter did not always say the right thing, or do the right thing. Neither do we. But what Simon Peter did do, we also need to do: take up the cross of Jesus Christ, the cross of servanthood every day. When we do that we find God. When we do that we find Jesus. When we do that we find life. Happy Palm Sunday!
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French, Erica & Strachan, Glenda (2006) The Impact of EEO: Women in Management in the Transport Industry. In Kennedy, J & Di Milia, L (Eds.) Proceedings of the 20th ANZAM Conference "Management: Pragmatism, Philosophy, Priorities", 6-9 December 2006, Australia, Queensland, Yeppoon.
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The laser process creates a unique array of nano- and micro-scale structures on the surface of a regular tungsten filament—the tiny wire inside a light bulb—and theses structures make the tungsten become far more effective at radiating light.
The findings will be published in an upcoming issue of the journal Physical Review Letters.
"We've been experimenting with the way ultra-fast lasers change metals, and we wondered what would happen if we trained the laser on a filament," says Chunlei Guo, associate professor of optics at the University of Rochester. "We fired the laser beam right through the glass of the bulb and altered a small area on the filament. When we lit the bulb, we could actually see this one patch was clearly brighter than the rest of the filament, but there was no change in the bulb's energy usage."
The key to creating the super-filament is an ultra-brief, ultra-intense beam of light called a femtosecond laser pulse. The laser burst lasts only a few quadrillionths of a second. To get a grasp of that kind of speed, consider that a femtosecond is to a second what a second is to about 32 million years. During its brief burst, Guo's laser unleashes as much power as the entire grid of North America onto a spot the size of a needle point. That intense blast forces the surface of the metal to form nanostructures and microstructures that dramatically alter how efficiently can radiate from the filament.
In 2006, Guo and his assistant, Anatoliy Vorobeyv, used a similar laser process to turn any metal pitch black. The surface structures created on the metal were incredibly effective at capturing incoming radiation, such as light.
"There is a very interesting 'take more, give more' law in nature governing the amount of light going in and coming out of a material," says Guo. Since the black metal was extremely good at absorbing light, he and Vorobyev set out to study the reverse process—that the blackened filament would radiate light more effectively as well.
"We knew it should work in theory," says Guo, "but we were still surprised when we turned up the power on this bulb and saw just how much brighter the processed spot was."
In addition to increasing the brightness of a bulb, Guo's process can be used to tune the color of the light as well. In 2008, his team used a similar process to change the color of nearly any metal to blue, golden, and gray, in addition to the black he'd already accomplished. Guo and Vorobeyv used that knowledge of how to control the size and shape of the nanostructures—and thus what colors of light those structures absorb and radiate—to change the amount of each wavelength of light the tungsten filament radiates. Though Guo cannot yet make a simple bulb shine pure blue, for instance, he can change the overall radiated spectrum so that the tungsten, which normally radiates a yellowish light, could radiate a more purely white light.
Guo's team has even been able to make a filament radiate partially polarized light, which until now has been impossible to do without special filters that reduce the bulb's efficiency. By creating nanostructures in tight, parallel rows, some light that emits from the filament becomes polarized.
The team is now working to discover what other aspects of a common light bulb they might be able to control. Fortunately, despite the incredible intensity involved, the femtosecond laser can be powered by a simple wall outlet, meaning that when the process is refined, implementing it to augment regular light bulbs should be relatively simple.
Guo is also announcing this month in Applied Physics Letters a technique using a similar femtosecond laser process to make a piece of metal automatically move liquid around its surface, even lifting a liquid up against gravity.
This research was supported by the U.S. Air Force Office of Scientific Research.
Other Headlines from University of Rochester ... - A Mix of Tiny Gold and Viral Particles – and the DNA Ties that Bind Them - Turning metal black more than just a novelty - Chemistry Team Seeks to Use Artificial Photosynthesis and Nanotubes to Generate Hydrogen Fuel with Sunlight - Laser Technology Creates New Forms of Metal and Enhances Aircraft Performance - Regular Light Bulbs Made Super-Efficient with Ultra-Fast Laser
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A few weeks ago, I wrote a short Small Things Considered essay describing the diverse roles that odors can play in microbiology. Articles here and there written by others attest to a growing interest in sociomicrobiology. As for myself, I have long suspected that microbes are constantly sending and responding to a wide communication 'bandwidth' of rich chemical chatter, and that other organisms can use or eavesdrop on those signals. Such communication is common in the eukaryotic world, conveyed by a variety of chemical messages or semiochemicals with myriad effects.
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THANK YOU for this. It was such a pain going to a bunch of different lists, trying to narrow down the stuff I needed. This is perfect!
Very nice guide, well done.
Nice. Thanks for reminding me that I needed to put the quest rewards in my guide.Cheers.
Can this be made into one of those "continue reading" posts so it's not so long on the front news page?
TY. Now I don't have to search through the databases (which apparently don't seem to have item drops listed on their bosses, or so I checked last) or through the Dungeon Journal.
Very nice guideAnd now gearing up my tank with so many options...ufff
Excellent!Now i can plan how to gear my alts.THANKS!
Once again, the Wowhead people toss out an epic resource. Nice work! Will be linking this in Gchat quite a bit in the next few weeks lol.
Awesome guide, thanks so much wowhead crew!
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Very Good Job! Now i dont need to search and search for all the items xD
Absolutely wonderful and amazingly helpful, particularly in helping me prioritize where to spend my valor points.
Very helpful!
This is a very nice webpage listing all the items available in very handy charts. Great job Wowhead on coding it this way!
Just as anyone else, I found it very helpful! But well, there are some items in it that arent obtainable in the game, because Madness of Deathwing is the only boss that drops weapons in the Dragon Soul's raidfinder mode. A few examples of nonexistant weapons are:http://www.wowhead.com/item=78394http://www.wowhead.com/item=78399http://www.wowhead.com/item=78407I don't know if this also counts for off-hands
The only thing I could wish for is a separation for the armor types into sub-categories for whether they're tanking or dps oriented items to make it quicker and easier to find which 'strength plate' has the stuff I want. Same could be said for spirit gear, I suppose, for healers.
Waagschalen des Lebens is listed as a strength DPS trinket when it is obviously a tank trinket
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This Tuesday, March 21st, is Mardi Gras!!! We will be celebrating all night with music by Chalula, beads for everyone (no need to embarrass yourselves), killer beers and great Cajun and Creole food. Get on down and enjoy this traditional day of eating and drinking.
Now, you might not know it from looking through ad's in The City Weekly, but Mardi Gras actually translates to Fat Tuesday. Notice the key usage of the word Tuesday. This means that the holiday occurs on TUESDAY not Friday or Saturday. Of course in Utah we find ourselves celebrating Cinco de Mayo on whatever Saturday or Friday is closest to the Fifth; Independence day on the 4th unless it is a Sunday and then we go to Friday or Saturday using some method I have no understanding of. Same with Halloween where kids use the whole weekend if it falls on a Sunday. At The Bayou we will always celebrate Mardi Gras properly on Tuesday.
Anyway, getting that rant out of my system, Mardi Gras is a day of celebration in Anglican and Catholic traditions, the last day of eating rich, fatty food and drinking before the fasting of the Lenten season which begins on Ash Wednesday (the day after Mardi Gras). While many consider the whole period of festivities leading up to that special Tuesday as "Mardi Gras" really is it more appropriate to call that time Carnival.
If you have ever wondered how the date is calculated (considering that it seems to swing wildly from year to year) here is the forumla: Ash Wednesday is 46 days before Easter. Easter is the Sunday following the full moon following the vernal equinox. However, the vernal equinox and full moon are not determined astronomically (that would make too much sense) but a theoretical model called the Ecclesiastical Full Moon is used. It is long and convoluted process with differences depending on which orthodox group you follow. You can read the whole messy system on wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computus
We finally got in our shipment of this years Bourbon Barrel Quad from Boulevard. You probably missed it the last time it arrived since we might have drank most of it ourselves. Sorry but it was that good. Well, this year we ordered a bit more and a few of you might be lucky enough to get some before we drink it all.
Based loosely on the Smokestack Series' The Sixth Glass, this abbey-style quadrupel is separated into a number of oak bourbon barrels where it ages for varying lengths of time, some for up to three years. Cherries are added to make up for the "angel's share" of beer lost during barrel aging. Selected barrels are then blended for optimum flavor. The resulting beer retains only very subtle cherry characteristics, with toffee and vanilla notes coming to the fore.
The Denver Westward lists Deschutes Abyss as one of ten beer that "Will make you a man...If they don't kill you first." Well our mostly female staff would argue about whether that actually makes you tougher or not but the fact remains that this stout is big, bold and amazing.
A deep, dark Imperial Stout, The Abyss has almost immeasurable depth and complexity. Hints of molasses, licorice and other alluring flavors make it something not just to quaff, but contemplate.
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Preheat oven to 350° F.
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Place almonds on a baking sheet and roast 6-7 minutes, until light brown.
Meanwhile, core and dice apple and pear. Place greens on a plate, and top with apple and pear slices. Drizzle dressing over all, and scatter with warm almonds. Arrange ham and goat cheese next to greens. Serve.
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1. I feel demoralized watering down my personality to suit anyone's tastes. I'm frank, communicative and generally not afraid to tell anyone anything about myself if they seem like-minded. This sometimes offends people and I mostly don't care.
2. I'm unfailingly optimistic. No matter how vile things get, one has to figure they could always get worse. There have been times when the only thing that kept me going was insisting that, somehow, shit always works out. On the flip side, I can be into ridiculously dark music and films. The Greeks had it right: one shouldn't underestimate the value of catharsis.
3. Despite my exuberant disposition, I'm actually quite an introvert; if I don't have enough alone time away from people, I start to get cranky.
4. Alice Little, Mary Poppins, Willy Wonka, Guy Fawkes, The Tick, Tyler Durden, Beavis, Butt-head, Max Headroom, Ace Ventura, Charles Xavier, The Doctor, Honor Harrington, Banksy, Remi Gaillard, Bill Nye the Science Guy, Harry Mason, Ziggy Stardust, James Bond and Nathan Explosion are my heroes.
5. I hate cable/network TV. I think it's an egregious waste of time I could use to sing in the shower, organize my comics, or hatch my latest plan for Total World Domination. That, and commercials make my jaw drop open at how totally surreal and vaguely horrifying they are. If a show is really that great, I'll watch it on Netflix or steal my friends' copies on DVD.
6. I'm equal parts geek and intellectual without letting either of these sides making me unfit for regular human consumption. I <3 survival horror, point-and-click, strategy, and RPG games, old zombie movies, extreme Japanese cyberpunk, high quality/creative anime, stupid Japanese games shows, German-style boardgames, Battlestar Galactica, X-files, and anything having to do with cyborgs and cybernetics. I'm generally not into the fantasy genre (and if you think dragons or fairies are real, move along--this is not the profile you are looking for).
7. Adventures are fabulous! I dig urban exploration, walks to the park after closing to get chased off by the cops, picnics, scavenger hunts, road trips, visits to new libraries, thrift stores, traffic cones liberations, and crazy outfits tried on at department stores.
8. Life is serious business to me and people who don't have a zest for it are hopeless bores.
9. I'm pretty much always reading 5-6 books at once.
10. I don't fit well into any gender or style mold. I'm usually rocking menswear-inspired clothing/dapper looks. I am a huge sucker for vintage ties and double-breasted suits.
When not at work, I'm probably reading, scouring the internets for good music, or hanging out with my housemates of the human/feline varieties. Friday nights sometimes result in art parties.
Music: I like a lot of different genres of music, but some favorites are metal, industrial, EBM, aggrotech, IDM/bastard pop, electro, house, glam, post-punk, horror punk, new wave, grunge, progressive, blues-rock, tango, baroque, classical. Lately, I've been listening to a lot of David Bowie, Placebo, Erykah Badu, Amon Tobin, Air, Depeche Mode, Murder City Devils, Ministry, and Killing Joke.
Movin' Pictures: Metropolis, Bladerunner, Ghost in the Shell, Akira, Tetsuo the Ironman, Dark City, The 5th Element, 12 Monkeys, Session 9, 28 Days Later, Jacob's Ladder, Dracula, The Seventh Seal, Shadow of the Vampire, Dawn of the Dead, The Crow, The Shining, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Apocalypse Now!, A Clockwork Orange, Network, American Psycho, Le Samouraï, Taxi Driver, High Fidelity, True Romance, Pulp Fiction, Dr. Strangelove, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Shortbus, Burn After Reading, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Pi: Faith in Chaos, Fight Club, The Professional, Layer Cake, Snatch, 13 Assassins, and Tank Girl
Food: I'm a vegetarian. Spanish tapas, sushi, authentic Italian dishes, and traditional Indian and Thai cuisine tend to be my favorites. I am inordinately fond of gin cocktails and really dry, funky ciders.
1. Laughing with my best friends
2. Delicious beverages/food
3. Intellectual stimulation
4. The library
5. My two lovely cats
6. Physical affection
--COFFEE. Making BETTER COFFEE. Drinking MOAR COFFEE. Getting MOAR people to drink BETTER COFFEE. Getting MOAR people to make BETTER COFFEE.
--Teaching Pandora to play me Industrial music.
--The Absurd. And whether I laugh more at it or it laughs more at me.
--Why blazers for women don't have breast pockets for my pocket squares, damnit.
--Also, scenarios for post-apocalyptic existence or zombie outbreaks.
-You're intellectual, inquisitive, and obsessed with knowledge without being pretentious.
-You like to watch crazy-awesome movies by crazy-awesome directors, have your mind blown, and then talk about it.
-You'd like to go urban exploring and know of a few decent spots in DC. I'd share info on some good sites in MD.
-You want to trade some good music.
-You can string two or three intelligent sentences together.
-Your message will have something beyond "hey how r u tonight?"
-You read and thoroughly comprehend The Important Bit:
In the spirit of direct honesty, I should state that I am inclined to a few alternative lifestyles. I am into kink, and while I don't require that in a person I'm dating (though it's a plus), I won't deal with anyone who won't accept it in me. Second, I also won't bother with anyone who judges my body or will not accept it as a reflection of my fluctuating gender moods. I'm queer as a lark and feel sexy whether I'm wearing lipstick (admittedly rare), letting my armpit hair go under flannel shirts, or sporting a full suit and tie. Most importantly, I don't do monogamous relationships. What this means for me is that I aim to love people to the utmost of my ability, seek to surround myself with others focused on understanding and openness, and don't run from deep attachments by mistaking them for ZOMG-we-have-to-be-together-forever-dom. This doesn't mean I will date or mess around with just anyone. Be weird, original, and interesting and I'll probably think you're hot.
The best description for what I'm after right now would be long-term casual (i.e. buddies who like to hang out regularly, but may also develop other fun benefits). I am not interested in meeting couples on this site--I would prefer those situations occur gradually after meeting someone, not after being propositioned. As for ladies: they make me feel like an awkward thirteen year old boy and usually have to take the lead...
You probably SHOULDN'T message me if these apply:
-You couldn't share me/my time with others, or are 100% gender/hetero-normative.
-You can only think of the descriptor "cute" for me.
-You would describe yourself as "just a normal guy/girl."
-You don't read books.
-You think that climate change and/or evolution are leftist conspiracies.
-You're a constant flake. I've got a life, too, so don't waste my time.
-Your idea of an introductory message = "Hey ______, how's it going?" and you fill that blank with anything approximating the following: sexy, hottie, beautiful, doll, princess, gorgeous, bby grl. I should not have to explain this to grown people, so if this is your default, don't bother.
-You are only "in town for the weekend/week/one night".
-You want to mansplain me DADA (ya know...the thing I wrote a thesis on?). I will send you creepy sound poetry videos and pictures from Ernst Friedrich's War Against War!
-You're going to message me with a proposition for sex from the get-go. If you're especially rude, I will reward you with fun new names for your face/mother. And the block button.
-You plan to send me stupid pick up lines about the cute babies we'd make together. This is way more disgusting than being propositioned by strangers, btw.
-You're That Guy who answered that No is sometimes "a yes in disguise" to "No means NO!" in the match questions.
-You want to message me solely to explain to me that there *are* women out there for whom "no" means "yes". Because that's creepy, rapey shit and you probably shouldn't open with when talking to strangers. On *dating sites*. *phew!*
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Posey and Herron were supposed to be reinstated this weekend after serving a five-game suspension issued last December for receiving improper benefits in association with a Columbus-area tattoo shop scandal.
"An employment violation involves three student-athletes whose eligibility for this weekend's game is affected," Smith said at a press conference Monday at Value City Arena. "DeVier Posey, Marcus Hall and Boom Herron."
The university has submitted a request for reinstatement to the NCAA on behalf of each of the players involved. Smith said the severity of the penalties beyond being suspended for the Nebraska game will be determined by the NCAA reinstatement committee.
Two other Buckeye players were also affected by the violation — linebacker Etienne Sabino and defensive lineman Melvin Fellows.
"There were two other athletes that's eligibility were affected," Smith said. "One was Melvin Fellows, who as you all know is a medical hardship, so there's really no issue there. And Sabino, who has already been reinstated for this weekend's game.
The violations involve excessive compensation under the employment of Robert DiGeronimo, a Cleveland-area booster who allowed the players to work part-time jobs for his various companies during the summer.
According to a report issued by the university Monday, the overpayments involved were between $60 and $728 — Posey $727.50, Herron $292.50, Hall $232.50, Fellows $292.50 and Sabino $60.
Smith announced Monday that the university has disassociated itself with DiGeronimo and associates.
"The violations that have affected the eligibility of these three players relate to their overpayment while being employed with companies associated with Robert DiGeronimo, an individual who was recently disassociated by the university as a result of several student-athletes receiving extra benefits surrounding a charity event in February," Smith stated. "The university and the NCAA enforcement staff are in the final stages of the resolution of this case, and I anticipate having further information in that regard in the near future."
The major issue besides losing three key players for their game Saturday at Nebraska is whether or not the NCAA will hold the university with lack of institutional control? If the NCAA finds Ohio State systemically responsible, major sanctions could follow.
Smith, however, feels "very strongly" that the NCAA will not charge Ohio State with failure to monitor.
"I am confident in our complience program, we do not have a systemic problem," Smith said. "I know most people don't understand that, these were individual decisions outside the complience operation, that individuals made.
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We had American food at the airport -- while tasting extraordinarily good, we now feel as if we have gut bombs sitting in our tummies. Asian food is sooooo much healthier than the crap we eat in the USA. No wonder we saw only a few overweight Asians. They eat healthy. Veggies. Fruit. Small portions of protein. Rice.
I filled my Canadian water bottle that I had bought in Taiwan with San Francisco water -- from the drinking fountain. We can drink the water again! Yea! And, we are off . . . .
Our flight arrived about 15 minutes early, but Patrick was ready and waiting to pick us up. We are now home -- the dogs have greeted us, most of the plants are still alive, and we have a pile of mail to sort through. Shouldn't take too long since most of it is junk that will find its way to the recycling can.
Home. The best place to be.
We had a marvelous adventure, seeing sights you can only imagine. Nice, nice people who will help at every opportunity. Traffic and noise that make NYC seem calm and quiet. Electrical wires stacked on top of each other and going every which way. Houses that still have no electricity. Ethnic minorities who still dress in their traditional clothes. Hard, hard, workers -- mostly the women. An observation: While the women are raising the children, working in the shops, working in the factories, working in the rice paddies, working in the fields -- all bent over or squatting -- the men are sitting around drinking coffee, or alcohol, and smoking cigarettes. Some of the men might work hard, but it is mostly the women. The countries are poor, very poor. The average wage in Vietnam is about $200 a month; in Cambodia it must be less. Cambodia is the most poverty stricken country I have seen. Depressing, it is so poor.
It will take a few days to acclimate -- to snow. Unpacking, laundry, mail, visiting with the kids and grandkids. As the days go by, I will reread our blog and do some editing. Many of the pictures need more detailed descriptions. Then -- post it to Trip Advisor and have the blog made into a book! Easy way to make a photo album.
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Mazzoni, Erminia (2012) The European Citizens' Initiative is a significant move towards greater "participatory democracy" for Europe's citizens, but there is still room for it to be improved. LSE European Politics and Policy (EUROPP) Blog (31 May 2012) Blog Entry.
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Deck Posts replacement with load bearing columns from Pacific Columns, Inc
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Deck Posts Replacement:
We have and existing 8' by 16' deck off the second-story master bedroom. It is attached to the second story by a ledger board and supported at the outer edge by posts and beam.
The beam is a 6" by 12" timber by about 18' long. The two supporting post are 6" by 6" by 7'-3-1/4" tall.
I rebuilt everything but the post and ledger about three years ago. The ledger and posts were still hard, so I just re-painted them and left them in place. I used composite decking (Heavy Stuff), railing and pressure treated joists. I also installed a new beam on top of the old posts.
Here is my problem: The original builder (20 years ago) installed the posts on the footings and poured a concrete slab around the posts. This allows water to settle between the slab and the base of the posts. The posts now have dry rot at the basesoft spongy in a couple of areas. I don't want to watch the fruits of my hard labor come crashing down... I need to somehow support the beam/deck and replace the posts with new load bearing columns. Can this be done without tearing down the deck???
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Any help with my dilemma will be greatly appreciated.
The web site pasted below has the type of columns I plan to use. I haven't decided whether I will use the square fluted or the round, tapered, fluted yet. How should I attach these columns--they are load bearing (10,000 Lbs each).
Bruce Wilson
I would temporarily support the beam, then take out the old posts. Cut the old flush with the slab, drill or remove the wood. Drill new post anchors into the piers, fastening with epoxy and wedge anchors. Attach new posts, with post caps from Simpson.
These will elevate the posts to keep water away.
Also add bolts to bring the ledger/house attachment up to code, as per local Building Department.
Be safe, G
What about these type of columns?
Hi GBAR,
Thanks for your suggestion,
The web site pasted below has the type of columns I plan to use. I haven't decided whether I will use the square fluted or the round, tapered, fluted yet. How should I attach these columns--they are load bearing (10,000 Lbs each).
With those columns, the bearing base is quite wide, without knowing how wide the footing is. I have no idea, though the amount of weight there is for a deck, plus the slab between. Replacing just the post, I would say ok. The one (first) directions I downloaded had a simple little L-bracket to attach to the concrete. Be safe, G
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The company that sells these is about a half an hour away, so I think I will drive down there tomorrow. I might be able to insert a square galvanized pole--it would be nice if I could find them with a square 5-1/2" diameter. That would be the same dimension as the rotten posts I will be replacing. I can't help it--I like things to be bullet proof...
What Next???
Okay, so I go down to Pacific Columns with pictures of my beam--twisted, warped, not plumb--and they tell me I should replace it. This will ensure a square/even load over the columns. If I use a steel beam and posts, I won't have to cut the 8' columns as much--thus, the base won't cover up the fluting.
Where do I get a 17'-to-18' steel beam strong enough to support a 16' wide deck? I will need steel post (round or square) to insert in the columns also. How would I join the posts to the beam?
Any help would be great.
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BEST ARTICLE EVER. Basically exactly what I've been saying for the past 5 years. Rape Culture is a made up thing by crazy ass feminists who live to protest shit. It has nothing to do with protecting women or helping victims. It's something for fake life academics and women's studies classes to rant and rave about to justify their existence. It's not a real world thing.
Listen everybody knows rape is a heinous crime. If you rape somebody you are a deranged maniac who deserves to get hung from the rafters. You're no better than a murderer. Everybody agrees with that. So saying a chick is sexy or making a clear joke doesn't cause somebody to suddenly think it's okay to go commit a rape any more than jokingly saying somebody deserves to be murdered gives you a free pass to kill a person. Bottomline is Rape Culture is an excuse for serial protesters to continue to protest shit. If they weren't talking about Rape Culture they'd be talking about some other fake life issue. Oh you don't believe me? Just ask RAINN. They are only America's largest and most influential anti sexual violence organization and this is a direct quote.
In the last few years, there has been an unfortunate trend towards blaming "rape culture" for the extensive problem of sexual violence on campus. While it is helpful to point out the systemic barriers to addressing the problem, it is important not to lose sight of a simple fact: Rape is caused not by cultural factors but by the conscious decisions, of a small percentage of the community, to commit a violent crime.
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I think you're on to something when you say that a lot of greats have recently died. I have been hearing from others around me that more and more people they know are choosing to up and leave this life. Not that for everyone its a conscious choice, or that that's what has happened in all these instances, but we are entering a time of not only great awakening but great hardship and testing - a time of cleansing, really - and just like it says in multiple prophecies from different cultures, many will not want to struggle through it, but will choose to continue their soul journeys somewhere else.
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You guys really missed the boat... again
Original post made by Izzy, another community, on Jun 3, 2011
He's starting his first major league home game for his team tonight and not even a mention on your site.
What's up with that.
Go Brandon! Make Pleasanton proud!
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a resident of Amador Estates
on Jun 3, 2011 at 8:19 pm
You are so correct. We need to call or email info to the Pleasanton Weekly. It's our paper and we should keep it on top of POSITIVE news as well.
a resident of Vintage Hills Elementary School
on Jun 3, 2011 at 8:45 pm
I sent a comment to the Editor. It's unfortunate......they missed the boat. Haven't seen this week's edition but you'd think he'd be on the cover.
a resident of Amador Estates
on Jun 3, 2011 at 9:54 pm
The PW is too busy fawning over their favorite son, Jerry McNerney...our resident socialist. Can't get enough of those photo ops ... and "controversial" topics like ...
- supporting the Vets,
- saying "no" to cyberbullying, etc.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jun 3, 2011 at 10:12 pm
Yeah, no kidding. A kid being able to hit a baseball is sooooo much more newsworthy than veterans' affairs or cyber-bullying.
a resident of Amador Estates
on Jun 4, 2011 at 7:02 am
Hey Elitist,
Apparently you've not been paying attention to McNerney's voting record.
America is in a battle of Democrats vs. the U.S. Constitution and McNerney is among the most prominent voters against our Constitution.
But the Pleasanton Weekly continues to write puff pieces about McNerney and does not scratch the surface to probe his opinion on any controversial issue. They call their puff pieces "journalism." I call it a "leftist echo chamber."
a resident of Foothill High School
on Jun 4, 2011 at 1:22 pm
Not only is Brandon a very hard working and deserving young man but his mom Lynn is one of the best 5th grade teachers in town. Both of my children have been fortunate enough to have her over the years. She has had Brandon and other local athletes come into her classroom each year to talk to her class about the importance of staying focused on academics while enjoying extra curricular activities. Each year the families in her class have felt like they were part of his magical journey playing for UCLA, the USA team, the San Jose Giants and now the SF Giants.
it's too bad the Pleasanton Weekly isn't really in tune to what the citizens of Pleasanton really want to read about.
Congratulations to Brandon for working hard and making your childhood dream come true! Also to mom Lynn for allowing all of your students and their families to be part of his journey! And that is what this community is all about!
Congratulations to Brandon for working hard to make his dreams come true and to Lynn Crawford for allowing all of us to share in your journey!
a resident of Parkside
on Jun 4, 2011 at 1:28 pm
Back to the subject at hand (sorry, elitist, to divert from your sucking up to McNerney).
Crawford ended up with what turned out to be the game winning hit last night. Besides beig able to hit a baseball, he's a damn fine shortstop, as well.
The TV broadcast kept showing his family and friends in the stands--all smiles and high fives---they must be so proud. Nice to see an uplifting story.
Elitist, too bad you never got picked to play in little league. Glad to see you got over it.
a resident of Amador Estates
on Jun 4, 2011 at 6:23 pm
Hearty congrats to Brandon!
The competition is so fierce out there. We're with you Brandon!
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jun 4, 2011 at 7:14 pm
Yep, I bet Brandon must be anti-McNerney. That, and an ability to hit a baseball, is far more important than someone's kid being accepted into grad school at the Univ. of Chicago. Shows real Pleasanton community values at work.
a resident of Amador Estates
on Jun 4, 2011 at 10:43 pm
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a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jun 6, 2011 at 4:05 pm
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Big congratulations to Brandon Crawford - this is an incredible feat and should have been done up more than this!
a resident of Stoneridge Orchards
on Jun 6, 2011 at 5:04 pm
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a resident of Amador Valley High School
on Jun 6, 2011 at 5:12 pm
Congratulations to Brandon and I read that his mom Lynn caught a foul ball at his game this weekend.
a resident of another community
on Jun 6, 2011 at 10:07 pm
"his mom Lynn caught a foul ball at his game this weekend."
Now there's a pithy fact that calls for intensive reportage. Where was the commie-based PW when the foul ball was being caught? Probably trying to score an interview with Jerry McNerney.
C'mon people, where's the outrage?
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Informative, accurate well-written piece. The initial "must inform" speech can vary a bit, since in Ohio it must include the declaration of being currently armed, but very nicely done. Thanks
This is a discussion on Surviving a traffic stop within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I started a blog about 3 weeks ago that focuses on the 1st 72 hours after an incident and not TEOTWAWKI situations. It is also ...
I started a blog about 3 weeks ago that focuses on the 1st 72 hours after an incident and not TEOTWAWKI situations. It is also not strictly firearms, although that has been the beginning to build traffic.
Today's post is about surviving the a traffic stop as an armed citizen and looks at the stop from both sides. I took the position that your job during the stop is to not get shot, but I know a number of people don't believe a cop has the right to disarm you. It should be a good topic for debate and discussion and I would appreciate any comments or viewpoints I may have not fully considered.
Let me know what you think...
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Informative, accurate well-written piece. The initial "must inform" speech can vary a bit, since in Ohio it must include the declaration of being currently armed, but very nicely done. Thanks
Good information. I had originally not considered turning off my vehicle and had considered retrieving my wallet before the officer approached my vehicle. I thought this might eliminate the getting my wallet near my gun problem. Turning on the indoor lights is also a good idea. Thanks for sharing.
P.S. I consider seatbelt laws, for adults, an infringement on freedom.
Maat, I clearly think they are BS too!
FWIW, I have never had an issue retrieving my wallet before the stop or license check. And I believe that it makes the stop go smoother. Once it is retrieved I generally have it in my hand at 12 on the steering wheel. Lets them know what I was doing.
I prefer to live dangerously free than safely caged!
"Our houses are protected by the good Lord and a gun. And you might meet 'em both if you show up here not welcome son." Josh Thompson "Way Out Here"
Hey NC and maat: I agree on your comments on seat belts AS LONG AS YOU DO NOT EXPECT ANYONE BUT YOURSELVES TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY AND ALL BILLS RELATING TO INJURIES YOU MAY HAVE RECEIVED BASED ON NOT WEARING YOUR SEATBELTS and that includes your insurance company. You want to talk the talk and talk about your "rights"--guess what responsibities come along with those rights--it is up to you alone to now the walk the walk for your injuries, particularly if they came as you went thru the windshield. You play, you pay. If you can agree it is your right and it is also your responsibility, then we are in total agreement. Problem is too many want their cake and want to eat it too.
It may be just semantics but NC does not require you to notify that you have a permit, they require you to notify when you have a permit AND you are carrying a concealed handgun. If you are not armed there is no requirement to notify that you have a permit. Some people have misunderstood this point in the past.
In NC not all agencies have the same information system and as a result, some may know the registered owner is a CHP holder but on some it's not on the first page of info they get. As others have mentioned just because the registered owner has a CHP doesn't mean they are driving the vehicle. LEs know that it could be family members, friends, or co-workers, etc. behind the wheel so don't assume they know you have a permit.
If you have the red book from your CHP class it has a good step by step that you've covered pretty well. They do mention to roll the window halfway down so that you can communicate well with the officer but any aggressive movements on your part would be hindered by the window.
I dont know, I think ya'll make a bigger deal out of this than necessary. How often do you get pulled over? Do you act weird if you are carrying? Put your hands on the steering wheel and 2 and 10 oclock and proceed as your state laws proscribe.
What cop is going to freak out just because you are a legal permit carrier with your firearm? It's not uncommon. If they do, you continue to obey them and the law and deal with them in court later.
I think ya'll just want to feel like you are part of some secret club or something. Or you assume so much disapproval in society that you are looking for reasons to self-righteously assert your rights. I'm kinda amazed....here in liberal W. WA state, way more people have guns, and carry, than I would have thought.
I've been pulled over 4 times (none for speeding), only 1 ticket written...expired registration...and not one even asked if I had my gun. And all would have known I had a permit when they ran my plates. They didnt ask, didnt act any different. Non-issue.
I find all the traffic stop threads interesting. Until I retired four years ago, I was driving 30,000+ miles a year. Since the early 60s I have driven well over a million and a half miles. Other than a dozen or so DL and sobriety checks over the years, I have been stopped exactly TWICE - once on my honeymoon for doing 10mph over the limit (turned out the speedometer was bad and the ticket was later dismissed) and once in the late 70s for an improper lane change (to avoid hitting an animal).
It is my considered opinion that if people would actually obeyed the posted speed limit instead of driving like you THINK it should be, the need for interaction with a LEO would be pretty much non-existant. I feel no sympathy for the person who gets nailed for speeding.
An armed society is a polite society. Manners are good when one may have to back up his acts with his life. - Robert A. Heinlein
For the most part you can lesson your encounters by playing by the rules. But not completely around here.
I prefer to live dangerously free than safely caged!
"Our houses are protected by the good Lord and a gun. And you might meet 'em both if you show up here not welcome son." Josh Thompson "Way Out Here"
Very nice blog. Here in NM, it is legal to carry a concealed weapon in your car and home without a CHL, so I routinely do so.
At my last traffic stop (speeding + missing tail light + late at night driving home from school), I had a very positive interaction. It went something like this:
The officer asked "Are there any illegal substances or weapons in this vehicle that I should be aware of?"
I answered, "Yes sir. I carry a 9mm semi-auto in my glovebox."
The officer then said, "Ok, please place your left hand on the doorframe, take your right hand and open the glovebox. Then take the weapon, barrel first, and hand it to me, slowly."
I complied, and he took the pistol back to his car. He then returned for my license, insurance card, and registration. Once he had ran these, he returned them to me. Then he returned my pistol, unload, with the slide racked and locked, and the magazine out. Finally, he said "Make sure to get that light fixed, ok?" and then let me go.
All in all, a pretty stress-free stop. I think the key, as the OP states, is to be polite, let the officer know you are armed, and move slowly. And comply with their instructions.
Many people carry, cops should be trained to deal with it. Is it really that 'wild West' in Ohio with car stops? You have my sympathies if it is.
But no matter what the laws, I dont know why cops in different states would freak out more or less over people carrying, no matter if they must inform or not.