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certainteed cement siding cracking!
we built a new house as our own GC and the fiber cement lap siding (certainteed = CT) is cracking in several places. Most common is cracks extending up from or down from windows or door corners, but it also cracks on regular long pieces too, usually at the ends the crack will be diagonal.
It appears that the house is moving some and the siding can't take the movement so it cracks. It's really bad but I don't see this as being a problem for anyone else. I have heard that the CT siding is more brittle and I've heard about changes in their recipe (less fly ash). This siding was installed in July 2008 and started cracking within a few days, pieces were replaced and the cracking happened again, seems like we get a new crack somewhere every week.
My guess is we are getting a little movement due to wind and this stuff has zero toleration and is cracking, the cut pieces around windows cracks first because it is weaker there.
Do I have to replace all of the siding? Is the siding defective, who is responsible?
The installer doesn't understand it either?
Our framer wasn't the best in the world but I don't know what he could have done wrong to cause this.
Has anyone else seen this with certainteed weatherboard siding?
I wished I had installed Hardie or Smart Lap siding instead.
We used this product 2 years ago on a storage building built on top of a dock that I know moves as the dock shifts in the wind.
It is not cracked.
Did the initial nailing cause the cracks? Maybe the painter hid some small cracks that have grown.
Otherwise it sounds like you have some major movements, possibly the framer cut some studs short and let it settle down later, or the foundation is sinking.
Door/window issues point to jacks under the headers left short and settling.
But any of this should cause cracks in the drywall inside before problems in the siding.
How is the drywall?
Where are you located?
How long between foundation being poured & construction starting?
Do you know if proper gapping was left in the sheathing?
Seems more of a settling problem
Was the area filled before foundation went in?
answers to VaViaCo and ScubaDave
Thanks guys for your replies, we are in Wichita, KS on a 5 acres. It's a viewout basement, but the hole was only about 2 feet deep, had to bring in a lot of dirt to get the grade. The roof pitch is 7/12 and the ceilings are 10 feet, the basement is 9 ft, combining all of this it's a tall house and it's very windy and exposed. Framing wasn't very good... when the siding was installed right after framing it started cracking within a week (around windows and doors in the back of house), I had a structural engineer out but he wasn't very helpful but he wasn't impressed with the framing.
He note that their were gaps between a lot of the headers and the studs, which we shimmed, (it surmised that the house walls was framed separately and then put together on site which is correct... the framers on site seemed inexperienced and had the mentality to make parts fit by more nails, lots of windows out of square, etc. the siding was re-installed and it still cracked but not as bad. But now almost a year later we still see an occasional new crack, but also on sides of house where there no windows or doors, a lot of the cracks do go thru a nail hole but not all
framing took about a month and the framing started within 2 weeks of the foundation
don't think initial nailing caused cracks (but cracks are now intersecting nails,) the installer thought the problem was the zip wall we used but I don't think so, it's really popular here, I think it's T&G so the spacing should be OK except where they cut pieces.
There are no drywall cracks (I did put OSB on the inside of the back of the house to add more stability, everyone thought it was overkill but I did it anyway, there are lots of windows along the back and it's perpendicular to the wind from the south.
another thing is the framers put NO bracing in originally, they came out later after I called them to put the bracing in... but again it was that great IMO so I researched and added more braces including lateral bracing to anchor the regular bracing and I also put in anti-sway braces, theres a lot of bracing but I wouldn't be surprised if the roof trusses aren't perfectly plumb. I also added huricane straps
this is complicated but that's what happens when you get the low buck framer, I've learned my lesson on that
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I just want to re-iterate that we have no drywall issues at all (at least not yet), drywall was done in November so it's been 6 months.
I don't think it's a settling issue, no cracks in basement walls or anything like that,
but if it's movement (either because of crappy framing such as gaps below headers or whatever or wind or not enough bracing) the drywall is not cracking so it can't be that much movement. the truss bracing in the attic exceeds what all the other builders are doing around here because I added extra.
If it's installation related then what did they do wrong? They left space around windows, nails were not ring shank (they were yellow coated) and they were not driven into the siding.
I'm going to submit a warranty claim with Certainteed, but I fully expect them to say it's installation or preparation
Was the home sheathed on the exterior with 7/16" OSB or 15/32" plywood? Or did they install the fiber cement straight to the studs? If it is the latter you have one heck of a problem in my opinion.
If your sheetrock were cracking I'd say the framer did a poor job, because sheetrock won't hide any movement. Since the sheetrock's in good shape I'd look really hard at the siding installation.
It never hurts to put in a claim to the siding manufacturer. Just DON'T SIGN ANYTHING AT ALL without carefully reviewing all the fine print. They'll do anything they can to get out of the liability. Even if it is a manufacturing issue they probably won't cover installation labor, just material.
we used zip board which is 7/16" thick OSB with some water barrier on the panel, so the whole house was sheathed with 7/16" OSB plus we put 7/16 OSB on the inside on the back wall, which has most of the windows, the drywall was put right over the osb.
However, they did not overlap the wood floor trusses which I think would have been better.
One thing that they did was they built all of the walls in a facility and trucked them out and had a crew put it together, it's called panelization I think... which isn't necessarily bad if it's done right but I think they didn't do the best work on-site
Plus I can't see how they fastened the panels, and I can't remember either, but I know they missed a ton of studs
also the front of the house has a brick veneer
My home was sided with CertainTeed weather board fiber cement siding about two years ago and I've had problems from day one. Some boards de-laminated and took on the appearance of water saturated card board. Even though the CertainTeed info specifically states this will not happen, they wouldn't even talk with me about the problem. They asked me to fill out a warraty request form that required info that I don't even have. Now, I just started noticing cracked boards on he south side of our house. I've now asked my contractor to get more involved and help me file a warranty claim. We'll see where I get with this, but to date, I've had to pay for any repairs out of pocket. I was very excited to be getting my home re-sided with this siding, but now regret doing so...what a downer when these types of problems begin to surface. Especially when it's pretty much immediately after the installation. I have pictures of all defects if anyone would like to see hem
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I'd like to see them.
It's been about 18 months and the cracking has gotten a lot worse, pretty much every piece has at least one crack... it appears that the siding is contracting significantly which is causing the cracking. I suspect the siding was wet when it was installed. I can't find the installer now, he won't return calls... I'm just caulking all of the cracks, but it's getting ridiculous.:furious:
the contracting is significant and obvious, gaps are appearing at the ends and also between boards, they used those spacers (which they weren't supposed to use per certainteed) and there are even boards where it has contracted so much that there are gaps at the spacers between boards.
the installers seemed to do a very neat job, but it had been raining a lot and I think the siding must not have been dried out completely...these guys admitted that they hadn't worked with certainteed before, I suspect the Hardie product does not contract as much? I heard (but don't know if it's true, I suspect it is) certainteed cement siding contracts more because of the formulation. I've got pieces where siding is falling off because it is cracking at the nail holes on the ends and when the wind blows the corner falls off.
we filed a warranty claim, you can goto their website and print off the form and mail it in with pictures....at that time we had about 15 boards that had cracked and we assumed it was done (it had been about 6 months)...they provided 15 pieces of trim plus $500 to replace those pieces, which was based on a standard amount per 100 sq ft of siding, problem is was the pieces were interspersed, the cheapest bid we got to replace all of the pieces of $1200, so I just caulked the siding, but more cracks keep appearing!!! I wonder if your siding was wet when it was installed?
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I woke up this morning feeling so desperate aboout our sleep situation.
Our 9 month old wakes about 6-7 times a night (or every 1-2 hours) since he was about 5 months. We've tried suggestions from "No Cry Sleep Solution" but they have had no impact.
During the last week he has had a cold and has had trouble going to sleep at night. Last night he was awake from 2-4 am and would not go to sleep, no matter how much rocking or nursing.
I'm getting to the point where I feel so angry and resentful. I know it's not his fault, but when my son woke up this morning I did not feel like smiling or cuddling him. He is tugging on my leg now and I just have nothing to give him. I spend the whole day making sure he naps,even though he only naps for 30 minutes at a time. Then I spend all evening putting him to sleep. My husband and I barely make it through dinner and he has already woken up a couple of times. Then I spend all nighttime getting him back to sleep.
I try very hard not to feel resentful towards my son, but I worry that this experience will affect my long term relationship with him. I wonder if I am really cut out for motherhood. When I see people with twins all I can think of is "thank goodness it's not me".
Everyone says "it's gets easier", "hang in there"...but it has not gotten any easier, and I can't see the light at the end of the tunnel.
We have researched several "sleep consultants" in our area, but it turns out they can only offer variations of "cry it out" which we do not want to do to our son.
I belong to a mom's group and they are all very nice ladies, but all have kids that sleep decently. It annoys me when they complain that they have had one bad night - which is always better than any night we have - and there is this outpooring of sympathy from the other moms. When I have raised our sleep problem they just say "have you tried letting him cry it out".
What makes me angry is that, let's say he had a physical problem, such as not walking properly, there would be plenty of professional help that would actually address the problem. No one would say "let him figure it out for himself". But when it comes to sleep, there is no help out there that actually addresses the core problem.
Anyway all I could think to do this morning was to express how I am feeling, which right now is incredibly dark and desperate.
41 y/o married Mama, 4 y/o DS1, Angel Baby lost in Sep 2013, Angel Baby lost March 2014, 3 months old DS2.
The sleep thing is terrible, terrible, terrible. I totally hear you, mama. Our 17 month old is the same way. It has caused a lot of trouble between DH and I, though we have worked through a lot of it together. But it's still awful.
I, too, feel resentful towards our wonderful toddler and guilty for feeling resentful.
We co-sleep, which may be part of the problem...when he wakes, he only wants me when he wakes, and he only wants to nurse in order to get back to sleep. And he knows I'll always do it.
I haven't had a good night's sleep since June of 2009.
Don't doubt your ability to be a good mom...any human would be resentful and tired and irritable if they only got a hour's worth of sleep at a stretch, regardless of the reason.
Do you have a LLL near you? They'd be less likely to promote CIO, for the most part.
I quit telling people about our LO's sleep issues because I didn't want suggestions (the suggestions were always CIO). And I outright mislead MIL since she would ask if he was STTN every time I talked to her or saw her from the time he was a couple weeks old, I always got the same question: "Is he STTN?" She still asks, and I always tell her he sleeps great.
He doesn't. I love my son, and I hate it that he doesn't sleep well. It is okay to have both feelings, and one doesn't take away from the other.
Good luck.
I got tired of my signature, but I still love my children and husband and miss my little brother.
Thanks for your words caedenmomma. I do have a LLL near me and was thinking I ought to join a meeting...so your words of encouragement are a good reminder of me to do just that.
It's such an isolating feeling having a kid who does not sleep well, surrounded by moms who - so it seems - are lucky to have solid sleepers.
I was thinking how infant sleep is such a neglected area and not taken seriously at all. I can't think of any other area of child development where the "solution" is to let them figure it out for themself....when there is a problem identified, they are given MORE help not just neglected and expected to flourish.
It's so frustrating not being able to find genuine help...
41 y/o married Mama, 4 y/o DS1, Angel Baby lost in Sep 2013, Angel Baby lost March 2014, 3 months old DS2.
Have you every thought of a sleep doula? I have a friend who did and it worked wonders for her LO who is now 1 years old. She was losing her mind and was at the end of being able to cope; she said it was nice having someone around who could reassure her that her child's crying wasn't hurting her LO. But yeah, it involved some crying it out, but only for 2-3 nights.
Our LO breastfed every 1-2 hours his entire life until we finally decided to wean at 20 months. After that, not only did he (mostly) sleep through the night almost RIGHT AWAY, but we were able to continue cosleeping! We were able to do it without a crying it out method! My DH and i don't think that the sleeping it though the night thing would have been possible without the weaning however, at least not with us. We were hugely surprised however that we were able to continue cosleeping, (we actually stopped though after about a month in order to improve OUR sleep).
For what it's worth we saw big improvements in my daughters sleep around the time she was one. Sounds like you are having a rougher time, but it still may get better.
Can your husband be the night time parent for a night while you sleep? Would your little one take bottles of expressed milk? Even one night of full rest for you will make you feel a lot better. Even if your son cries the whole night he will be with someone who loves him, and you (with earplugs if necessary) will get that desperately needed sleep. Could Dad do it once a week, or once every two weeks. IMHO you need to get some rest if you are going to help your child learn to sleep.
If Dad can't in my city it is possible to hire a sleep doula to look after your child for a few nights so that you can catch up on some sleep and they can work on different routines with the little one. No CIO involved, though possibly some crying in the doulas arms of course. They could still bring him to you to nurse, but then do all the rocking, walking, sitting up, diaper changing, etc. Or if you have pumped milk available and your child will take a bottle you can even get a full 8 hours. This would be stressful for your son for sure, but not as stressful as being left to cry alone. He needs a functional Mama.
Have you read Sleepless in America? I found that book extremely helpful when my daughter was taking 2 hours to fall asleep at night and then waking every 3 hours at around 9 months old.
i just wanted to send some hugs, i dont have any advice, i am dealing with similar sounding sleep problems that have snuck up on us and yes i do have twins. so hugs all around, we will get thru this
So what if I don't fit cleanly into a defined parenting style, my kids don't fit into a personality archetype either!
My son woke like that.
What finally helped was for me to stop nursing him from his bedtime to my bedtime. So he went to sleep at 7 and I didn't nurse him until 10. Initially I would just sing and if he still upset after a song (ok if he was upset through the song.. but at the end of the song if he wasn't calming down even a tiny bit) I would nurse him. If he was calming down I'd keep singing.
With DD I did it more 'cold turkey' b/c I had a job by then at night. So she just got DH. And yes she did cry but she was with her daddy and they worked it out.
Once they learned that the world didn't end if they woke up and didn't nurse they stopped waking so often. Maybe 2x night or something manageable.
Hope it helps!
All my kids only woke a lot when I was nursing them a lot at night. Even my tiny (then) 2 month old stopped waking at night when I was hospitalized for a week. (Now I'm out and she's back to nursing a lot. no prob @ this age).
Have you every thought of a sleep doula? I have a friend who did and it worked wonders for her LO who is now 1 years old. She was losing her mind and was at the end of being able to cope; she said it was nice having someone around who could reassure her that her child's crying wasn't hurting her LO. But yeah, it involved some crying it out, but only for 2-3 nights.
Crying it out (CIO) is not something we support or allow to be promoted here at MDC. It is a traumatic form of sleep training that can be extremely harmful to the child and the mother. Here is an excellent post of resources about this topic.
For who knows what reason in the last week or two they've really honestly slept for some 3-4 hour stretches! I feel amazing!
What really helped/helps me is napping with them during the day. If I'm up, even one eye open half asleep, every dang hour of the night, I REALLY need an afternoon nap.
Can you wrap him on your back? That does the trick for us a lot.
Hugs, best of luck
Redmom, I am in almost the exact same situation. I am disappointed to hear the No Sleep Solution ideas didn't help, because I just read the book and started implementing some of them last night. :( I offer no advice, just commiseration. I am working full-time, so it is killing me. I feel like all my time at home is spent trying to get my baby to sleep. I can't function like this.
Redmom, do you co-sleep? Is baby in your bed or next to it? I found it exhausting when my son was in a co-sleeper next to our bed. I wanted to have him next to me and IN the bed, but believed our culture's fear of this practice. Regretfully I never researched the subject prior to my son's birth and half heartedly believed the myths surrounding it. Finally one day, I gave in to my instincts and placed my son next to me in bed. He slept much better from that night on and I felt like a new person. I finally had some sleep and realized that it didn't have to be as hard as I had made it for myself in the early weeks. Now 22 months later, my son still sleeps with us and it gets better and better. I sleep through the nursing, on some level I am aware but it does not disturb my sleep. I know he nurses several times a night still and it is perfectly normal and healthy, but now I feel rested when I wake. As a caveat, it did take a while for me to figure a comfortable sleep position months back, as I never knew how to place my arm (under my pillow!). That passed though, and I figured it out. So that was the one bump in the road, finding a comfortable sleep position, other than that it has been wonderful.
Good luck, I hope you find a more restful sleep.
I always like to pass along this article on children and sleeping below:
Oh, regarding sleep times, generally my son seems to do best going to bed along with us. There is little resistance when he sees all of us going to bed (even the dog).
Where as I have read that many moms who bed share put baby to sleep an hour or two before they themselves turn in. This seems common also and seems to work for many people.
Once again, good luck, I can recall feeling sleep deprived those first two months and it was awful, like a zombie during waking hours. I feel for you, having been through it for nine months.
I was in your spot for about 18 months straight. It was hell. I didn't let her CIO, except for a couple times when DH and I actually got to go on a date and it took us about 15 minutes to get back to my parent's house, where DD was. She wouldn't sleep for ANYONE except me for those 18 or so months. Literally, I thought I might lose my mind.
Here's what I learned from the experience, that I couldn't 'see' at the time: I was stressed. VERY stressed. Even though I was trying not to feel it, I was. And DD was getting those stress hormones through my breast milk, which caused her to settle less easily at night and wake more frequently, just as adults do when dealing with stress. Also, because I wasn't sleeping soundly at night, since DD and I are so connected, that further affected her sleep.
Here is what I will do differently if I ever have another baby: I will meditate daily. I've started studying healing touch, and that has helped me immensely in my personal life, with my feelings and emotions. I will 'allow' (bad choice of word, but you know what I mean) my husband to comfort the baby from DAY ONE, so that she gets as used to him as she is to me. I will realize that my baby has TWO loving parents, and even though he doesn't have boobs, he can find his own great way to comfort her. I will make sure that, no matter what, I find at least 15-30 minutes each day that is ONLY dedicated to stress-relieving activities, such as a bath, meditation, a walk, etc. Whatever relaxes you the most, do that. DON'T just zone out on the computer! Limit screen time - we do this now, and it's been the most helpful thing we've ever done to help family harmony.
Feel free to PM me for more on my personal story if you think it will help you.
Blessings, and it does get better, I promise.
Me, DS, and DD Grateful to the baby I lost for sticking around long enough to teach me what I needed to know so badly We love our forest valley home, our goats and chickens, and wild harvested food-medicine
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Holly Warlick, Tennessee Head Coach(Opening comments)
"Excited to be here obviously. Our team has worked extremely hard to get to this point. We, as everybody else, have dealt with injuries, and we're young. But that has not played a part in our struggles. We have I think the majority of our team, everybody back, except one young lady, excited about that. Really love this team. They work hard. For coaches, that's half the battle. As a coach, you want to be able to coach and not coach effort. For the most part, I've not had to coach effort this year. Excited to be here in Oklahoma City. Everyone has treated us very nicely. We've been here before. It's just a great place to play."
(On the 2008 NCAA Regional in OKC)
"Well, we won, so... We had Candace Parker. She dislocated her shoulder. We won. You can't forget that opportunity we had here. Yeah, great crowd. We played Texas A&M in the finals, so it was very eventful for us."
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" Well, it is. You have to have 15 people on scholarship because you got to count on, unfortunately, injuries. We got into the NCAA, I've got to where we didn't go against each other a lot. Any kid that hit themselves and fell down, you get nervous. I think at times your philosophy changes when your numbers are down. You don't want to make contact but you still have to keep them in shape. You have to understand, like this year, Isabelle had two knee injuries and hurt her ankle. Cierra Burdick broke her hand. Kamiko Williams sprained both her ankles in one game. I don't know how you do that, but she did that. It's just part of our game across the board. It's part of the game. I think as coaches, I know for our team, we're going to recruit more players so we have enough to play and play the way we want to play."
(On succeeding a legend)
" Well, I think if you think about it, it's difficult to follow a legend. I just don't let myself go there. Pat was my coach. She was a mentor for me. Now she's a great friend of mine. So I see Pat in a different light than probably everybody else, which is a great thing for me. She's still around. I still love her around. I want her at every practice. I talk to her daily. But I can't let myself go there. When I think you're coaching at the University of Tennessee, following Pat Summitt, it blows my mind a little bit. So I don't let myself go there. I think there's one thing that stands out for me that Pat taught me, is you surround yourself with great people. I think when I got my staff, administration, on down to assistant coaches, I allowed them to do a lot. That's what Pat afforded me. She let me do a lot of things. So I don't feel like it's me, it's all me, and I have to make every decision, because Pat didn't make every decision. She taught me that. So it's a group effort. It's a team effort. That's how I look at it. I just try to focus on every game, each game at a time. I still use her as a resource. I'm thankful that she was a part of my life as far as teaching me her philosophy and what's important in basketball, what you need to focus on. I think that has helped me in that transition. But I think probably what's difficult has been not having her in the light that I'm used to seeing her, her sitting there and watching our team. But it brings to light for me knowing that she is there and I still have her to bounce things off, and our kids still have her around. It's been a great ride for me and a great opportunity. It has been tough, as well. So it's a little bit bittersweet. I just relish every day she's with me and the opportunity to still have her on staff."
Seniors Taber Spani and Kamiko Williams(On UT's defense during SEC play)
Spani: "Well, I think I do agree that we're just starting to kind of finally buy in completely. I think during the SEC, we would have some really great spurts of defense, but we just wouldn't be consistent. I think with a young team, consistency, being able to sustain that for 40 minutes was something we had to struggle with. I think offensively our ability to push the ball. We were scoring pretty much between 75 to 80 points a game. I think that helps you. But I think the fact that now we're buying into defense is just going to hopefully make us all the more dangerous. But I guess it's the fact when we could turn it on, we could turn it on. With a Sweet 16 appearance like this, you can't do that. I think we're finally buying into that."
Williams: "I mean, I completely agree on that. I think also, too, we watch film, watch our bad clips where we can learn, and we watch our good clips on what helped us defensively win that game. We go back with our practice guys and do it on the court. We're winning games. Like she said, offense has helped us. Especially Coach Elzy stressed that defense was the key to the game. We won the first two rounds, we're about to play a good team, four players scoring in double digits. We're buying into it. I'm pretty sure in practice we're going to prepare for it."
(On slowing down OU's Aaryn Ellenburg)
Spani: "Well, we have a lot of respect for her. I've watched her throughout her career. She's a great flat out scorer. She's not limited on anything on the offensive end. She's going to get a lot of attention from us, we'll key in on her and limit touches. When she does catch the ball, make sure we're in her space and pressure her because she shot the ball very well up in Dayton. We're going to have to understand that. We'll adjust throughout the game depending on how it goes. But she definitely has our attention and we respect her a lot."
Williams: "I agree with Taber. At the same time coming from a defensive mindset, I'm probably going to be the one guarding her, I'm going to have to not get discouraged. Just constantly staying after her, don't give her space, try to limit her touches, keep my confidence in guarding her. I think that's going to be key."
(On bringing UT's best game against OU)
Spani: "There's 16 teams left. At this point, especially if you won two in a row, you can get hot. When you start winning and gaining confidence, every team is dangerous. I think, you know, collectively we haven't watched a ton of film on them from the entire season. But what they're doing right now, that's what's making them great. As for us playing them tomorrow, that's all you can focus on is the here and now, how they've been playing lately. They have great players. They have great elements. In the last few weeks, they're starting to really gel and come together. Like I said, we haven't seen their earlier season, what was going on, but right now, they're kind of starting to find their way. So whenever you have great talent, great players like that, a great coach who has been to a Final Four, has experience like that, then you have a team that's dangerous."
Williams: "Like what Taber said, they have more than one option they go to. A lot of teams we play, there's one or two people we have to focus on. They have a lot of people that can score. That means more than one of us will have to play defense. Like she said, they just have more options, a lot of elements, a lot of people they can go to. There's 16 teams left, they're one of them, and they're in our way."


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I sell a number of pinback buttons, the most popular being the 'Genderqueer' button. Recently I realized that for shipping to certain addresses, it's possible for me to lose money on selling this button-- It's $1.25 for the button and then I add on 0.50 for shipping in the US (I just increased it to $1). And shipping the button can be like $2.10 sometimes at the post office's lowest rate.
Buttons are small, and cheap, and weigh NEXT TO NOTHING. Yet they insist on being expensive to ship. How can I strike a good balance for shipping buttons? How do you package a button to make it ship more cheaply?
Is it reasonable to ask someone pay a total of $2.25 or more for a 1 1/4" pinback button-- because that's what it costs just to ship it?
The biggest problem I can see is that the button needs (I think) padding, which makes it too thick to be "machinable" and therefore increases the price way beyond what it would be for a similar weigh object that is flat.
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I make buttons and ship them in a sturdy envelope with no padding - this makes it 'machinable' and therefore a lower cost. So far they have always arrive safely, even when shipping internationally
Novadon Moon, Thank you! This was what I was wondering about. I assume you use a cardboard envelope? I'm going to start doing this.
Yes, I use cardboard envelopes now, but my friend used to bring me envelopes from work which were just really thick paper and they worked well too.
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Thanks for your help.I'm trying this now, although its still a process. The post office wasnt very happy with my last envelope, but I finally got the shipping cost for a button to under a dollar. Now I just have to hope it actually gets there!
I pin buttons to cardstock that s folded over then wrap that in a small bit of tissue paper, then put that in these small paper shop bags. Then I put them in manilla envelopes that I cut in half and that pretty much evens them out.
I find that every post office is different. If you make it too still with cardboard some will call it "unmachinable" I has to be able to bend a certain amount, but I don't go to the post office any more because I'm always at my shop. I use paypal shipping and another program to ship things and it's always been 1.69 including delivery confirmation for between 1-3 ounces because it ships as a package and not as an envelope. I find that people are generally ok with paying that for shipping of a button or two if the get confirmation of their shipment and can track it online.
The international prices are what kills me. It cost $6.55 to send a 1 ounce package. that is totally ridiculous.


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Carl Figgins has joined the Rego-Fix Tool Corporation (Indianapolis, IN) OEM technical support team. A 20-year veteran in the toolholding industry, Figgins brings extensive experience that will boost the company's support of its original equipment manufacturer (OEM) partners.
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April 30, 2011
Moffat County Commission meeting
When: 8:30 a.m. Tuesday
Where: Moffat County Courthouse, 221 W. Victory Way
• 8:30 to 8:35 a.m. Call to order, Pledge of Allegiance, moment of silence
• 8:40 to 8:45 a.m. Consent agenda
Review and sign the following document: Approve April 19 minutes; letter of support for a regional energy education plan; redistricting position letter; old jail demolition contract; and inmate health care services contract.
• 8:45 to 9 a.m. General discussion
Note that the board may discuss any topic relevant to county business whether or not the topic has been specifically noted on the agenda.
• 9 to 9:15 a.m. Discussion with Lynette Running, of the human resources department
Present safety program changes
Present employee handbook revisions regarding leaving policy
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• 9:15 to 9:45 a.m. Discussion with Tinneal Gerber, of administration
Present bid recommendation for cattle grazing and hayfield lease
Present bid recommendation for fencing repair and replacement
• 9:45 to 10 a.m. Discussion with Stan Sijstrom, of Farm Bureau
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• 10 to 10:15 a.m. Discussion with Jeff Comstock, of the natural resources department
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• 10:15 to 10:30 a.m. Discussion with Dan Davidson, of the Museum of Northwest Colorado
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Ok, so I mostly hunt the wetlands around Milford, The Republican north of Milford and the Kansas River. I'm wanting to switch it up a little (river wasn't looking good the other day and the wetlands are freezing) and hunt on the Reservoir. Both deeper water and closer to shore. Most extreme example would be rigging up a dozen or so decoys with 20 feet of line and hunting the middle of the res.
I've searched all the brochures and the regulations I can find. I've never seen anyone hunt the middle. I know the land around Milford I can hunt, but have no idea nor can I find anything as to the legality ect of hunting the big water of Milford. My next stop is to try to call the Region 2 office tomorrow or Monday, but figured I'd stop here first. Any knowledge or know where to look? FYI, I'm military from Idaho and not to familiar with the complete in and outs of Kansas yet with only 1 1/2 seasons here.
Edit- I only wonder because of the amount of private/no-hunting land/state parks surrounding the Reservoir, so is the water still public to hunt even it it borders the no-hunting land next to it (and wheres the boundery, high water line like the 3 public rivers?)


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Lights. Cameras. Action. 'Locally Grown' starts filming local web-series
By Shane Harms
If you went to the Ballard Farmers Market on Sunday, Oct. 7, you may have seen more than just the regular produce stands and buskers. Cameras and actors were there, too.
That's because the cast and crew of the Seattle-based web series, "Locally Grown," were there shooting scenes for their ten-minute, two-part pilot episode, which they hope to submit to a film festival and to show for viewers online.
Simon Hamlin creator and co-writer of the series said he gathers inspiration from years of attending local farmers markets in Balllard and Fremont. A UCLA graduate, Hamlin didn't get into film and writing until after college. He now lives in Wallingford, but still frequents local markets.
"I grew up going to Seattle markets and through the course of that I've accumulated many stories and inspiration for characters. But like any comedy we amplify them a little bit," Hamlin said.
Hamlin, along with co-writer Lisa Roeser and filmmaker Lorrian Montez, own the filmmaking company Abundant Productions. The production team managed to raise over ten thousand dollars to devote to the series last August.
"We chose the Ballard market because it's well contained and of course the different building facades that are visually stunning. Not to mention there's amazing produce and vendors … plus, the mix of patrons makes for an eclectic group of people that makes for a good representation of Seattle," Hamlin said.
Viewers of the show can expect a smattering of comedic blending close to the styles and tone of Arrested development, Modern Family, and Portlandia.
"We want the show to be grounded in reality yet have the quirky, crazy qualities that those great shows offer. At the same time we want the show to be a representation of Seattle the way that Portlandia is to Portland," said Hamlin.
Beside the Farmer's Market culture, examples of Seattle representation can be found in the characters portrayed. Wayne, played by Russell Hodgkinson, is a disheveled looking, sage-like "hippie" who is running for mayor and orates his opinions to the people at the market
Hamlin explained that Wayne is the sage-in-rags archetype and that he derived the character from people he had met at Seattle markets in the past, borrowing a little here and a little there.
Other characters like Burke, the germaphobe busker (played by Demetruis Sager), and Ruth, the Market Master (played by Lorraine Montez) are examples of how Hamlin and co-writer Lisa Roeser have used the people they met at Seattle markets in the past for characters in "Locally Grown."
"They start out as seeds and develop into characters in the script … of course they are exaggerated, but I think they represent bits and pieces of Seattle," Hamlin said.
Contingent on funding, more shooting can be expected in the future as the "Locally Grown" production team completes the pilot series. A specific time table has not been set.
For more information about "Locally Grown," check out their website at http://locallygrowntv.com/
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Hi Everyone! I know it's been a long time but I'm back...I hope everyone is doing good! It's been a busy last few months! Wow! Between the day that mom cooked a big bird in the oven and when we had a little tree with stuff all over it and now tomorrow has got hearts all over it...I've learned a lot, tasted a lot, grown a lot and can do lot's of stuff now!
It all started with Mommy working down in the studio...she left me upstairs with Dixie and the girls...who still don't like me much but Dixie is my best friend! I wanted to be with Mommy but she didn't want me running around the basement and getting into Daddy's wood shop or her glass...I jumped and jumped and jumped until I figured out how to move that doodad thing on the door...I got it juuuuuust right and now I can open just about any closed door that I want opened with no problem...Mommy says I'm too smart for my own good. I don 't know how that can be bad but I like it when she calls me smartypants...i don't have pants but I like being smarty.
And I know how to get my toys down by myself and I know how to scare Kitty in the box! She never sees it coming and boy does she poof up and get mad! haha! Daddy says I need to leave her alone when she's in the outhouse, how would I like it if she did that to me.
And Dixie was gone a whole day last week...she came back and she smelled really bad funny - I got scared and ran away from her...I heard Mommy and Daddy talking that instead of one toof, she got two teefs pulled out because she had two slab fractures on two molars...poor Dixie...she's better now and wants to play but I still have to be careful so I don't make her hurt her mouth again...at least she doesn't smell icky anymore.
but all in all...the best part about not being so little anymore is that I get to go on walks at night with Mommy, Daddy and Dixie...Mommy rigged up a nice warm felted purse with a polar fleece lining and I get to sit in it and they carry me...my own snuggly sak! If it gets too cold I just pop in like a hermit crab and warm up...I love going for a walk...the last few weeks have been sooo cold her in Minnesota but it's warming up again and I can't wait to go out again.
Miss Kitty had a visit with Dr. Gary today...I will have to try to get her to talk to me about it...she's still mad about me popping her in the head at the box last night...haha! Mommy says I'm cute but soooooo bad!
I'll be better about telling you all about everything...Happy Heart Day!!
Hi Everyone! Well, it's been a really busy 4 months...I've done a lot, seen a lot, learned a lot and have gotten a lot bigger than my pictures...I asked Mommy if she would tell all my friends hello for me and tell them what I've been up to since I've been so busy...
Dixie is still my best friend and we play a lot. Shmeekie still doesn't like me and Miss Kitty will at least let me sit by her if only for a little while. She says that I make her nervous.
I have also tried many different things and have decided that I really like pasta sauce and noodles...mom doesn't give me much of that though, just a taste...I LOVE chicken, and I like pretzels and salmon.
My favorite place to play are the stairs, the basement, and chasing my feather on a stick on Mom and Dad's bed...it's softer to land on after I make my famous spider jumpies.
Mom and Dad got me a kitty leash and I have my own retractable leash just like Dixie! We all go for walks at night before bed - I get to go along too but Mom or Dad usually carry me. I get to jump down and explore at the end of the road at the church parking lot though...and it snowed last week and that was wierd! I've never seen snow and am not so sure that I like it much but it's ok because Dad popped me back into his jacket so I wouldn't get too cold...a snowflake landed on my forehead! It was pretty big! If I could get out and play by myself I would but my mom says NO WAY! She says there are coyotes in our area and that the Home Again chip wouldn't work if something ate me or if I got hit by a car...but I still want to go out and play by myself in the yard...how fun would that be?!?
Well, I'll post more later...Mom says that she has things to do now and that I'll have to write you all again later...
So until then, head bonks and whisker wiggles to all of you!
hi everyone! Today Mommy was home all day! She was working but she got to stay home with us! While she was on the phone and the catputer I got to play with all of her beads she left on her table in the big room in the middle of the house! What fun that was to knock all those teenie tiny beads onto the floor and chase them around! Mommy came out and wasn't too happy about it so I tried to help her clean them up...while she was scooping them up I had to grab her hand to make sure that she was picking them up the right way. We got most of them but a few are still rolling around...I put them under the couch to play with later!
I had my second visit to Dr. Gary's office...the first time Dr. Gary wasn't there and I got my second distemper shot. Last time Dr. Gary WAS there and he told Mommy that he thought I was a very handsome fellow! AND I got weighed! I was a little over 5 pounds! He said I was probably going to be a big boy! I can't wait to be a big boy!
I am still trying to get Shmeekie and Miss Kitty to like me...Miss Kitty sometimes will pat her paws at me but Shmeekie screams when I try to play with her - she doesn't like me spider pouncing on her but it's so much fun!!! I like Dixie a whole lot...she plays with me all the time! Mommy and Daddy have to remind her to not play so rough with me but we have fun! She's my best buddy! Mommy still needs to get her picture up for everyone to see!
Mew mew to all of you!! I'm going to go chase my tail now!
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Plagued with all kinds of logistical issues, "Jane Got A Gun" has overcome the odds and is ready to hit theaters in the first quarter of 2016.
The Gavin O'Connor-directed flick stars Natalie Portman, Ewan McGregor and Joel Edgerton and The Weinstein Company just unveiled a new trailer.
Her movies are always quite interesting, and Natalie Portman's latest project finds her starring alongside Ewan McGregor and Joel Edgerton in "Jane Got a Gun."
Slated to hit theaters in February 2016, the forthcoming flick is directed by "Warrior" mastermind Gavin O'Connor and also stars Rodrigo Santoro.
While award season is an exciting time in Hollywood, this year's annual pre-Oscar event, unite4:humanity, was more somber for some, including Amy Poehler.
Just hours after learning of "Parks and Recreation" executive producer Harris Wittels' untimely death, the actress attended the event, which is meant to celebrate the entertainment industry's commitment to philanthropy. She was being honored for her work with "Worldwide Orphans," but was having a hard time smiling for the cameras.
Building the pre-release buzz, Johnny Depp is featured in a series of new movie posters for the forthcoming flick "Mortdecai."
The "Rum Diary" hunk looks a bit peculiar in his silky ascot, collared shirt and merlot jacket paired with a unique curlicue mustache.
The buzz is building for "Mortdecai," and earlier today (August 12) the film's first teaser trailer hit the internet.
Starring Johnny Depp, Gwyneth Paltrow, Ewan McGregor, Paul Bettany, Olivia Munn and Aubrey Plaza, the upcoming film looks to be quite the wild ride.
He's never been afraid of a challenge, and Ewan McGregor showed up in the desert outside Los Angeles for his latest role.
The "Moulin Rouge" hunk was wrapped up in middle-eastern garb and seated on the ground as he played a holy man in "Last Days in the Desert."
Honoring the best and brightest performances in film and television over the year, the 20th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards has lined up a batch of big name presenters.
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GCLC is pleased to announce the appointment of new Regional Chairs.
South American Region: Marcello Vieira Machado Rodante, San Paulo, Brazil
Western European Region: Florence Gladel Paris, France
U.S. Central Region: Laura R. Schlenker Dallas, Texas
U.S. Western Region: Douglas J. Rosner Calabasas California
U.S. Southeast Region: Guilene Theodore Tampa, Florida
GCLC thanks all Regional Chairs for their active efforts to develop training programs for attorneys and other professionals, and promoting the use of the collaborative practice for resolving civil disputes in all areas of law.
GCLC Members Are Leaders in the Collaborative Movement in Texas
In June, 2014 during the Annual Meeting of the State Bar of Texas, GCLC President Sherrie Abney, Vice-President Anne Shuttee, and Executive Director, Larry Maxwell were recognized for their contributions to the collaborative law movement in Texas and nationally.
Sherrie is the co-founder and was the first chair of the Dallas Bar Association Collaborative Law Section and currently serves as Chair of the Collaborative Law Section of the State Bar.
Anne is Immediate Past Chair of the State Bar's Collaborative Law Section. During her tenure as Chair, Anne established a Speakers' Bureau that is providing experienced collaborative lawyers to make presentations on Collaborative Law statewide to local bar association. The State Bar's Speakers' Bureau is patterned after GCLC's Speakers' Bureau, with the goal of educating lawyers, other professionals and the public regarding the benefits of Collaborative Practice.
Larry was presented with a Certificate of Merit, on the recommendation of the past presidents and Board of Directors of the State Bar, for his contributions to the legal profession and the State Bar of Texas. In making the presentation, Lisa Tatum, a past president of the State Bar, commended Larry "for his diligent efforts in educating members of the legal profession and the public regarding Collaborative Law, promoting enactment of the Uniform Collaborative Law Act, and his dedication to the goal of making the collaborative dispute resolution process as widely know and recognized as mediation and arbitration."
Speakers' Bureau
In regions where GCLC has Speakers' Bureau volunteers, GCLC will provide an experienced speaker free of charge to make presentations to bar associations, civic groups, collaborative practice groups, or for club meetings, social events or other networking opportunities. You are invited to take advantage of this opportunity to network with and learn from leaders of civil collaborative movement.
The goal of the Speakers' Bureau is to educate lawyers and other professionals, and the public about the use of Collaborative Practice in areas such as probate, trust and estate disputes, contested guardianships, non-profits and disputes in faith-based organizations, employment disputes, dissolution of closely held corporations, contract and construction disputes and medical error disputes.
To request a speaker or for more information, please contact Melanie Atha, GCLC Director and Secretary, at firstname.lastname@example.com, or call Melanie at (205) 716-5212
Collab-o-grams: The Newsletter of GCLC
The electronic newsletter is published quarterly, and goes to all GCLC members and to over three hundred people around the world who are interested in the civil collaborative dispute resolution process. Readers are kept informed regarding collaborative law trainings, and activities in various collaborative communities around the world. If you would like to receive Collab-o-grams and stay abreast of the worldwide collaborative movement, or have trainings or other collaborative law events that you would like to have posted on this website, e-mail GCLC. For information regarding the Benefits of Membership in GCLC, and to obtain a New Member Application form, go to Membership Information.
Why Should Businesses Hire Settlement Counsel?
The International Institute for Conflict Prevention and Resolution (CPR Institute) is an international nonprofit coalition of corporate counsel, top law firms, judiciary and academics, dedicated to providing resources and information in commercial conflict prevention and dispute management. During her tenure as President and CEO of the CPR Institute, Kathy A. Bryan published an article entitled Why Should Businesses Hire Settlement Counsel? in the The Journal of Dispute Resolution, a publication of the University of Missouri School of Law.
Ms. Bryan's conclusion: There is a natural resistance to radical new ideas. Given the rapid growth and stunning impact of CL in family law, it is time to experiment with CL concepts in the business setting. Corporate counsel should take the lead and experiment with using separate settlement counsel and with more pure forms of CL. If successful, CL will begin to take root.
New York is Interested in Collaborative Law and the Uniform Collaborative Law Act
Norman Solovay, a Director and Past-president of GCLC, is a prominent New York attorney who has many years of litigation and arbitration experience, In recent years he has enthusiastically supported collaborative law and other ADR processes for resolving civil disputes. He is actively involved with the Dispute Resolution Section of the New York State Bar Association, and he was instrumental in the January 2011 publication by the Section of a Report of the Uniform Collaborative Law Act supporting the Uniform Collaborative Law Act.
In 2009, Norman Solovay and GCLC Past President and current Executive Director, Larry Maxwell co-authored an article entitled "Why a Uniform Collaborative Law Act?," which was published in Spring 2009, Vol. 2, No. 1, of the New York Dispute Resolution Lawyer, a publication of the Dispute Resolution Section of the New York State Bar Association. The authors strongly support enactment of the UCLA and opine that ". . .the further growth and development of collaborative law holds out significant benefits for clients and the legal profession. . ."
Construction Industry's ConsensusDocs and Collaborative Law
The Winter 2008 edition of the Construction Law Journal, a publication of the State Bar of Texas Construction Law Section, contains an article entitled Collaborative Law: It's Here and the ConsensusDocs Are, Too, authored by Lawrence R. Maxwell, Jr. and William B. Short, Jr. The article provides a brief historical perspective of the development of the collaborative dispute resolution process, details how the process works and explains the similarities between the protocols and procedures of the collaborative process and the construction industry's ConsensusDOCS. Gregory M. Cokinos, of the Houston law firm of Cokinos, Bosien & Young, Editor of the Journal comments that "the collaborative process requires a different approach to resolving disputes with a cooperative mandate and deserves consideration."
Significant Developments in Collaborative Law
In February 2007, the American Bar Association Section on Dispute Resolution established a Collaborative Law Committee. David Hoffman of Boston, and GCLC members Larry Maxwell of Dallas and Melanie Atha of Birmingham currently serve as Co-chairs of the Committee. The mission of the Committee is to encourage the use of Collaborative Law, educate the Section, the ABA and the public about the use of Collaborative Law, A number of GCLC members actively participate in the work of the Committee.
In August 2007 the American Bar Association Standing Committee on Ethics and Professional Responsibility issued Formal Opinion 07-477 approving the use of collaborative law agreements by lawyers. The ABA Ethics Opinion puts to rest the questions raised by the Colorado Ethics Opinion, and squarely supports the use of collaborative law participation agreements so long as the clients are well informed about the process. In October 2008, the Collaborative Law Committee authored a Discussion Draft entitled Summary of Ethics Rules Governing Collaborative Practice, The paper addresses ethical issues considered in state court opinions issued to date and ABA Formal Opinion 07-477.
In July 2009, at its Annual Meeting in Santa Fe, New Mexico, the Uniform Law Commission by a unanimous vote approved the Uniform Collaborative Law Act. In 2010, the Commission approved Court Rules which mirror the original UCLA, and modified the 2009 UCLA to enable states to adopt the Act only in matters arising under a states' family laws. For more information on the UCLA Act/Rules, and an update on enactments and introductions, go to The History of the Development of the UCLA Act/Rules.
In 2011, the ABA Collaborative Law Committee developed a Mission Statement and established Sub-committees to carry out its short and long-range objectives. The Committee is most interested in educating the public and the next generation of lawyers as to the benefits of the collaborative process for resolving all civil disputes.
Collaborative Law Brochures
A series of brochures have been developed which describe the civil collaborative process and explain how the process can be used for resolving disputes in various areas of law. For information on obtaining samples of the brochures, and ordering brochures, e-mail GCLC.
The first book published on Civil Collaborative Law
Avoiding Litigation: A Guide to Civil Collaborative Law
by Sherrie R. Abney, GCLC Co-founder and President
Avoiding Litigation has received excellent reviews, by the late Gay G. Cox, published in The Collaborative Review, and by Lawrence R. Maxwell, Jr., published in Alternative Resolutions.
GCLC will benefit from purchases of Avoiding Litigation: A Guide To Civil Collaborative Law, and other books on the GCLC website: Books from Amazon.
The book has received notable endorsements from around the country:
"Here it is! The definitive book on Civil Collaborative practice!"
Rita Pollak, Co-founder
Massachusetts Collaborative Law Council
"Thank you for providing this excellent work to spread the gospel. Only one as uniquely qualified as you could have transferred lessons learned from domestic practice to the civil arena - and you have performed the task eloquently. Your work will be a useful tool in reforming a flawed legal system."
Nolan Murrah, Program Director
Office of Dispute Resolution, State of Georgia
"Avoiding Litigation provides a great deal of practical information in a theoretical framework that helps both clients and their counsel understand this revolutionary new approach to conflict resolution. I recommend this book to attorneys who are interested in trying this new, better way of practicing law and resolving conflicts."
William M. Andrews, Director
Collaborative Council of the Redwood Empire
"This book is a must read for attorneys interested in exploring the possibility of enhancing their own lives and that of their clients by utilizing this ground-breaking new approach to dispute resolution. Abney's style is eminently readable, and her grasp of collaborative concept is as good as you can get."
Norma Levine Trusch, Past President
International Academy of
Collaborative Professionals
The first textbook published on Civil Collaborative Law
Civil Collaborative Law: a road less travelled
by Sherrie R. Abney, Co-founder and President of GCLC
GCLC will benefit from purchases of Civil Collaborative Law: the road less travelled, and other books on the GCLC website: Books from Amazon.
Stu Webb, the creator of collaborative law, believes that collaborative practice is beginning to take hold in the area of civil law and when it takes hold, the growth of collaborative practice in that area will equal or exceed the growth that has happened in family law.
"One of the key parties that is making a difference in midwifing collaborative practice in the field of civil law is Sherrie Abney. I am hopeful that Civil Collaborative Law: a road less travelled and subsequent trainings will create the energy for civil law practitioners to experience the break-through in their area of practice that we family-law practitioners continue to experience as we support clients to achieve collaborative agreements."
Stu Webb
Attorney at Law
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Having trained in civil collaborative law throughout the United States and internationally, Sherrie's textbook has received notable endorsements from around the world.
"Sherrie Abney's relaxed, informative and engaging manner of teaching transitions seamlessly into her style of writing. It is cliché to say that this book is a "must read" for students and practitioners of the collaborative process, but Sherrie's latest text is one which every student and collaborative practitioner will want to have close at hand."
Robert Lopich
Collaborative Lawyer & Nationally Accredited Mediator
Sydney, Australia
"With a very solid background in civil law as a mediator and collaborative lawyer, Sherrie shares her valuable experiences and thoughts with others through her training, this manuscript and may articles focused on the collaborative process. Her training is very complex and focuses not only on theory, but mainly on practical issues. I highly appreciate the materials that Sherrie provides."
JUDr. Marie Brozova
Prague, Czech Republic
"In this text, Sherrie provides a balanced and comprehensive framework that will enable trainers and law students around the globe to acquire the requisite knowledge and skill in the collaborative dispute resolution process. It will aid readers in developing the capacity to appraise current practice within their locality and to critically evaluate the possibility of a paradigm shift to better serve their clients."
Bob Rawlings Onghetich
International Law Institute
African Centre for Legal Excellence
Kampala, Uganda


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It looks like another stripper is trying to make a come up and this time the victim is Waka Flocka. Over the weekend a Miami stripper left a comment under Waka's wife Instagram page and pictures on her own page warning Tammy to get Waka in check before she releases a sex tape of him "tossing her salad" if you will. Well, Waka instantly took to his Instagram and posted her pic with a caption denying having a sex tape with her. Since then Waka deleted all posts targeted to the stripper. I'm so tired of these girls being messy for fame and of course her Instagram is private. Girl, next!
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Groupon stock plumbs new depths
Another day, another selloff.
The future of hedge funds is not pretty
The Economist's Buttonwood identifies four trends that don't bode well for the "smartest guys in the room".
In Latin America, nationalism stumps Canadian mining companies
Bolivian President Evo Morales has revoked the mining rights of Vancouver-based South American Silver Corp., the latest blow to foreign miners operating in Latin America amid a growing wave of resource nationalism.
HSBC to apologize to U.S. authorities
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Hey all. New guy here, the name's Ben. First post here after a whole lot of reading!
I live in the midwest (think St Louis, MO / Paducah Ky). My house was built in the 70's and has wood soffit and fascia. There are several places along the eaves (gutter edges) where the fascia and soffit is rotted/peeling/falling apart. I am hoping to be getting a new roof in the next few weeks and am planning on replacing the soffit and fascia along the gutter edges on my own. I know all about the aluminum and vinyl options but want to keep it as close to the original as possible. I'm thinking cedar 1x6 for the fascia but didn't know what to use for soffit. I have seen a recently constructed sub-division that had some sort of 1/4" soffit board in which half of the board was covered in 1/4" holes for venting. I've been scouring the net for info on this material but have came up empty. The board seems like it could be a wood material, or maybe a fiber/cement based board??? I'm not entirely sure.
Anyone have suggestions on what type of board/wood/other I could use for my soffiting?
Thanks in advance everyone! Sorry for the lengthy post! Looking forward to being a part of your community.
They do make a perforated fiber cement soffit. I have used it, but do not like the results. How about a 3/8 fir plywood soffit? It can be stained to match the cedar, and a continuous aluminum vent can be used.
I can't find any information on the fiber cement soffit at any of the BBS (Menards, HD, Lowes). Would 3/8" be minimum for fir? I'm assuming it's resilient like cedar? What is the continuous aluminum vent? Like a drip edge vent???
Continuous aluminum vent is 2"x10' strips of punched aluminum. We generally run a 2" strip of fir soffit, the 2" aluminum vent, and then the remainder is fir as well. Most of our soffits are 12" so that would mean the back strip of fir is about 8". Framing is installed first to give you something to attach the soffit to.
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Thats a good idea.. Thanks.
Where can I find more info/price on the fiber cement? The less I have to cut and build, the better I'll like it.
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Call a few lumber yards in your area. This is basically what you are talking about.
Yes, that's the material I've seen only without as much woodgrain pattern.
Thanks for the info, I'll see what the local yard has.
I wouldn't use the f.c. products here; http://www.certainteed.com/resources...tspecsheet.pdf
They only have a -7 NFVA per ft. and that's 12" deep. The vent should be located next to the fascia board for optimal air-flow, pp. 616: http://books.google.com/books?id=Z8a...0vents&f=false
The box stores carry the double-direction louvered continuous metal strips that help stop the snow/rain coming in to the attic with the wind up the house wall. If calculating your NFVA with 150/ attic area and have a ridge vent with 18 NFVA per ft., you'll need 9 NFVA as the box store vent is for each side of the gable soffits to match #'s. http://www.airvent.com/homeowner/pro...it-specs.shtml
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If the soffit is going to paint I use Breckenridge Plywood in conjunction with the continuous vent that sixeigtten shows in post #5.
Breckenridge is an exterior grade clear plywood with a slightly rough surface. If done right it's a real clean look.
I only use Hardi Soffit when they make me.
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Rajnikanth's upcoming much-in-talks film, 'Kochadaiyaan' is much attention-grabbing. The viewers are glued to learn every inch of the news about this movie since the man 'Rajnikanth' is their superstar. Well, the leading heroine opposite Rajnikanth has also been revealed in the media and she is none other than Anushka, the colossally famed Tamil movies' actress who is the centre of attraction of every filmmaker these days.
Sensing her popularity among the viewers, Anushka has been offered the leading character to play in this lavish and big-budget project.
As per the reports, Kochadaiyaan would be made with the avant-garde technology of the present time used by Steven Spielberg in Tintin. Rajni's this flick will be one of its own unique kind of 3D flick.
The film is being directed by Rajnikanth's daughter Soundarya Ashwin Rajnikanth who is making her debut as a director with this flick. It has also been learnt that she would also be the producer of the film.
Anushka is reportedly quite busy currently with many flicks like a film with Karthi, Thaandavam, a film with Arya and more. She is all set to work in Singham 2 as well. But she is super excited about working with Rajnikanth since she considers it to be the golden chance never to be missed.
Rajnikanth has not been well since quite some time. Initially few months back, he got ill and rushed to the hospital. The fans prayed for his health. He recovered and then again his health dropped and he was taken to Singapore for the treatment. He was treated but the doctors this time asked him to take proper rest before going for the film's shootings.
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The organisers have once again scoured the globe for multicultural talent and the fruits of their labour will be proudly displayed during Festival Mundial in Tilburg!
No other festival in the Netherlands does world culture and music quite like Festival Mundial.
Attracting more than 22.000 visitors in 2013, the popular festival continues to grow.
After more than 20 years in the Leijpark, the 2013 edition was the first to be held in the Spoorzone.
Now better acquainted with its new terrain, the 2014 edition promises to utilise the space in even bigger and more exciting ways.
With more than 15 different areas, Festival Mundial offers a mix of live music performances, skate parks, urban gardens, food trucks and pop-ups, city camping, a market, theatre space and more! The diverse spaces range from old warehouses to beaches, big stages and former railways!
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Festival Mundial Highlights 2014
› Bomba Estéreo | Colombia
› Fanfara Tirana ft. Transglobal Underground | UK
› Ibrahim Maalouf | France
› Dilated Peoples | US
› RoCola Bacalao | Ecuador
› Skip and Die | South Africa
› Turtle Island | Japan
› DJ Kadee | Somalia
› Daferwa | Germany
› SOLO's | India, Brazil, Netherlands
› DC Company | Netherlands
› Voladores - Dance of the Guaguas | Mexico
› Tutatis - Caballos de Menorca | Spain
› So Teatro - Somente | Portugal
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