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Pricing for each of our Video and Marketing services vary according to several factors.
A base price for hourly services starts at $100/hr.
We aim to set pricing as affordable for even the most budget conscious client.
What do I get with that?
Each service has its features, and will be detailed in the contract for each.
We are not structured or manned for small walk-in/rush tasks, but instead work by project, and it's best to allow a 2-4 weeks turn-around on most smaller projects. Of course larger video projects should allow approx. 1-2 months for completion, which varies with project requirements.
Please note that production time allowed starts with the Registration process done, and all Content we need to move forward in hand. Most often it's the gathering of client's Content materials that delays most projects.
Updating Video Projects / I can make changes to my own video?
Yes & No. Video projects can of course be revised and updated as needed, provided the original developmental files are available and functional. Our team must perform this work, and cannot be done by the client, as highly specialized and proprietary pro-version software is used to create video edits, and is not a client-level resource. Please also note that social networks such as YouTube, etc., do NOT allow the simple "replacement" of a given video, but instead ONLY allow a new upload. What this means is that a video with high subscriptions, for example, will lose its placement in rank and popularity.
What Content should I post to my video? What should I say? What do you think?
We offer Marketing and Concept Consultation at separate fees, however, it's best to define your basic company message and research other similar competitors to see how others display their information.
Content for Video; Do you write/provide or edit Content? I don't have much Content...
It's a collaboration really; Yes we offer Script Writing and Content Writing services; However, please keep in mind, we are here to relay YOUR message. Thus, in general how it all starts, is that the client provides the basic Content materials (text, photos, etc.) for the basic message for every project. Then of course we provide video location shoot and still photography services to create the final presentation.
With that in mind, ideally after initial Consultation/Interview, client would gather and have ready as much of the Content materials for the project as available, and this helps prevents project delays.
Can we change Content for Video along the way? FINAL CONTENT NEEDED...
Not after a certain phase. Since each subsequent task of the project depends on the absolute final completion of the prior task, logically any change to a latter step required we "work backwards" to revise the prior step in order to complete the next. For example, the Timeline of visual and effects is based on a flowing Narration, and if you alter the content or flow of that narration, then obviously the Timeline will need to be redone accordingly.
In essence this is called "double work" and inevitably costs the client added costs for the added time. Thus, as projects move forward thru these interdependent tasks, and where projects phases are completed quickly, then we want to avoid having to go back and revise things unless absolutely necessary.
SEO; What about getting listed on Search Engines?
All our video projects are designed with the idea and guidelines of being well placed on Search Engines. If you give us a list of Keywords for your industry and activity, we will make use of those in the development, which helps.
However, it is for this reason we offer the combination of both great videos, AND Search Engine Directory Placement. Read more at our Services section.
Please know that Internet Marketing and Search Engine Placement is an involved subject, and though we offer these unique services, nor can we guaranty your relative placement on Search Engines above others.
Can I move my video elsewhere later?
Sure. But why? The YouTube channel for example is ALWAYS the account of the client. It's YOUR channel.
Further, the Content Materials we are given are always the property of the client, and once fully paid, all other Content Materials (such as photo shoot originals, graphics, etc.) that we generated for the client, are then the exclusive property of the client as well.
As explained above, a video with high subscriptions for example, will lose that exposure and popularity if moved.
If you have further questions, please let us know and we'll get them answered for you.


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Q: How to correctly send a form data with text and file input fields? I am having a problem with sending a form with both text and file fields. I can choose from :
1) sending customized request with specified fields
$("#form_new_product").submit(function(event){
event.preventDefault();
    if ( product_name ) {
        $.post(
            '/product/create',
            { product_name: product_name,
              product_description: product_description
              // file : file ???
            })
        .fail(function(res){
            alert("Error: " + res.getResponseHeader("error"));
            })
        .done(function(res){
            showInfoAlert("Product : \"" + product_name + "\" has been added to catalog.");
            });
    }
}

but this way I cannot specify the file (file.path) to be uploaded - that's what being passed with files field of POST request (any idea how to do it ?)
2) post the 'normal'/not customized form fields but I am not sure how to do it with ajax in jquery (to use methods from above snippet showInfoAlert and showErrorAlert to indicate response status)

A: An excellent way to handle this, since you're using jQuery anyway, is the jQuery Form plugin: http://malsup.com/jquery/form/.  It's widely used, free of any major bugs as far as I've ever seen (been using it for many months), easy to implement.

A: First off, make sure you name your form inputs correctly, that will make your life easier

If you do not wish to support IE8/9 for your ajax upload you can use the following:
// FormData is not supported by ie8 and 9 as far as I know
// and some others see here: http://caniuse.com/#search=FormData
// you can check for FormData support by something like this
var supportFormData = function(){
    return !! window.FormData;
};

 $('#form_new_product').submit(function(e) {
    e.preventDefault();
    var form;

    // you can pass in your form element here if you have the <input> tags named correctly, like this:
    form = new FormData($("#form_new_product").eq(0)) // that's the easiest way

    // or you can create a FormData object and append stuff to it
    form = new FormData();
    // signature --> form.append(input[name], input[value])
    form.append('product_name', $('#form_new_product input[name="product_name"]').val());
    form.append('product_description', $('#form_new_productinput[name="product_description"]').val());
    // now a file input,
    form.append('product_image', $('#form_new_product input[type="file"]').eq(0).files[0], 'image.png'/*optional*/);

    return $.ajax({
        url: '/path/to/form/action',
        type: 'POST',
        data: form,
        mimeType:'multipart/form-data",
        contentType: false,
        cache: false,
        processData: false
    )
    .done(function(response){
       // handle success
    })
    .fail(function(response){
       // handle error
    });
});

If you want to support IE8 and IE9, you may need to do some little tweaking server side as well,
and your submitForm function won't be as simple as the previous one, I would suggest using http://malsup.com/jquery/form/
like some of the other answers did, but as the plugin mentions, here
the server response header MUST be text/html so IE8 won't trigger a file download for a JSON response (assuming you are expecting a JSON response) - basically this plugin is creating an iFrame with a form in it and submits it to the server for you. There is other solution than the text/html like wrapping the response with a <textarea>, check that last link I mentioned.
So, assuming you are using this plugin, here's I would do it.
var isIE = function () {
    var myNav = navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase();
    return (myNav.indexOf('msie') != -1) ? parseInt(myNav.split('msie')[1]) : false;
}

$('#form_new_product').submit(function(e) {
    e.preventDefault();
    var $form = $("#form_new_product");

    var options = {
        url: '/path/to/form/action',
        type: "POST",
        mimeType: "multipart/form-data"
    };

    // hack because IE lt 9 iFrame triggers a file download for a application/json response
    // http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17701992/ie-iframe-doesnt-handle-application-json-response-properly
    if (Reporting.util.isIE() <= 9) {
        // maybe you have another contract with the server, like a custom query string or whatever
        // but the server needs to return text/html
        options.ContentType = "text/html";
    }

    // don't think this returns a promise, so you can use the options.success and options.error like that
    options.success = function(response){
      // handle success
    };
    options.error = function(response){
      // handle error
    };

    // or you really want to return a promise, then you can
    var deferred = new $.Deferred();
    options.success(function(response){
        deferred.resolve(response);
    });
    options.error(function(response){
        deferred.reject(response);
    })

        // this will submit all of your inputs
    form.ajaxSubmit(options);
    return deferred;
});

A: You can't send file field without user's confirmation.
User has to fill the field by hand.
If it's ok for you, you can read this page which will explain how to do it ;-)

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Half Moon Cay is the Private Island owned by the Carnival company. Many of its Bahamas sailings stop here, and it is a wonderful beach and tropical getaway! When given the choice, I will always advise you to take the itinerary featuring Half Moon Cay!
I went to Half Moon Cay most recently in 2012. When we went, it was during my family's first cruise. When we stopped here, Carnival hosted a Caribbean Feast on the island, included with the cost of the cruise!


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Caught in the Middle
America's Heartland in the Age of Globalism
Longworth, Richard C.
A sharp, brilliantly reported look at how globalization is changing America from the inside out.
The Midwest has always been the heart of America--both its economic bellwether and the repository of its national identity. Now, in a new, globalized age, the Midwest is challenged as never before. With an influx of immigrant workers and an outpouring of manufacturing jobs, the region that defines the American self-- the Lake Wobegon image of solid, hardworking farmers and factory hands--is changing at breakneck speed. As factory farms and global forces displace old ways of life, the United States is being transformed literally from the inside out.
In Caught in the Middle , longtime Chicago Tribune reporter Richard C. Longworth explores the new reality of life in today's heartland and reveals what these changes mean for the region--and the country. Ranging from the manufacturing collapse that has crippled the Midwest to the biofuels revolution that may save it, and from the school districts struggling with new immigrants to the Iowa meatpacking town that can't survive without them, Longworth addresses what's right and what's wrong in the region, and offers a prescription for how it must change--politically as well as economically--if it is to survive and prosper.
Publisher: New York : Bloomsbury ; [New York?] : Distributed to the trade by Macmillan, 2008
Edition: 1st U.S. ed
Branch Call Number: 330.977 L868c 2008
Characteristics: ix, 307 p. : map ; 25 cm
Read more reviews of Caught in the Middle at iDreamBooks.com
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Middle West — Political and Social Views
Globalization — Economic Aspects — Middle West

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5 Places or Spaces Perfect for Pole Buildings
We took a look at some of America's most wide open spaces and thought hard about how climate, severe weather, wind, and seasonal changes affect the ability of a sturdy pole building to provide housing, commercial office space, and industrial warehouse storage.
It may come as no surprise that the majority of the locations we selected were part of the American South. That doesn't mean that our great northern states aren't wonderful places to experience life, but it does mean that the bounty of land and the relative calm of the southern warmth make for some unbeatable pole barn conditions.
One of the most spacious states also happens to be one of the calmest when it comes to natural disasters. A pole barn suits Texas quite well. Although the coastline falls into the Gulf of Mexico, inland Texas only sees an occasional flood. It lies just outside of tornado alley, which means storms from the north and south typically weaken before they hit the heart of Texas.
On top of that, snow in Texas is rare. You may see an inch or two of snow in most parts of the state once every 5-10 years. That means you don't have to worry about load-bearing for heavy snow or complex heating systems. You will, however, probably need to consider serious insulation and an efficient air conditioning system.
Still, the countless acres of ranch land that are constantly up for grabs rest outside the city limits of most major cities, which means it's easier for you to get the permits you need to build and your restrictions will be, well, less strict. We'd still recommend some quality grading for wind, however, for the occasional storm that has a hard time dissipating.
Georgia may not have the same massive tracts of land that Texas does, but it still has gorgeous weather and has about the same propensity for natural disasters that Texas does. Floods are its most frequent trouble, but planning your pole building accordingly should negate any severe damage.
Northern Georgia does see the occasional winter storm, most of which are quick to knock out power. If you want to build your pole barn in the northern part of the state, make sure you prepare your roof to handle large amounts of snow that build up rapidly.
Other than that, Georgia enjoys four distinct seasons in most of the state. That means with proper ventilation, you can save money on heating and cooling your pole building. Plus, you can build outside of the city limits of cities like Atlanta and still commute to and from work!
What's unique about Oregon is its topography, which lends itself to a climate that changes depending on where you are in the state. While pole barns in Oregon need lots of support for snow and top-quality heating systems, there's also lots of rolling land on which smart homeowners can build affordable pole buildings.
Its proximity to the Pacific Ocean doesn't open the state up to many disasters. More than floods and tsunamis, Oregon contends with landslides and earthquakes. However, major occurrences are extremely rare and most pole buildings can be built to withstand minor jolts and impacts.
Drought and dust storms are nature's claim to fame in the dry lands of Arizona. What's cool about the state, though, is that its sandy and rocky terrain make it easy for builders to quickly assemble pole buildings that are graded for wind-resistance.
Land in Arizona is relatively inexpensive, and when you combine the cost of land purchase with the construction of a pole building, you'll find that the total cost of putting together a workspace or a home in Arizona is incredibly low. Though you may need a combination air conditioning and heating system to contend with fluctuating temperatures, you'll save plenty in pole barn construction and maintenance to purchase one.
Though parts of central Nebraska are prone to tornadoes, we recommend placing a pole building on the east or west side of the state. In the east, you can build a home or office space just outside of Omaha and stay within arm's reach of the big city.
Lincoln also isn't far off in the East, and there's land to the North and South between the two cities that's likely more lenient when it comes to building pole buildings. Nebraska also sees some rough winters and summers, but only in the depth of each. The rest of the seasons are fairly mild, so conditions stay ideal for pole buildings for most of the calendar year.
This entry was posted in Pole Barn Questions, Pole Barn Planning and tagged pole building construction, pole barn construction, texas pole barns, oregon pole barn on May 25, 2017 by admin.
How to Prep Your Site for a Pole Barn
Deciding to add a pole barn to your property can be exciting, and you may already be envisioning how you'll use this new space. However, before you get too carried away planning your pole barn's layout and features, you'll need to choose a building site and prep the site for your pole barn. While pole barns are designed to be durable, being strategic when choosing your location will help ensure the building will stay in great condition for years to come and that you are able to fully enjoy the space.
Questions to Ask When Selecting a Site
When deciding where to build your pole barn, ask yourself the following questions:
Can I build on my preferred site and stay in compliance with county and local zoning requirements?
How easy will it be to get to this site from my home or the road?
Will I be able to easily transport materials and any necessary construction equipment to this site?
Do I have enough space if I decide to expand my pole building later?
Are there any weather conditions (e.g. high wind on the top of a hill, potential flooding of a low site) that could be an issue?
Answering these questions will help you rule out any problematic pole barn building sites and narrow down your choices to the best fits.
Tips for Choosing and Preparing Your Pole Barn Site
One of the most important things to think about when selecting a pole barn building site is water drainage—you don't want to choose a site to which water will flow, or you'll have to deal with muddy treks to your pole barn, a breeding ground for insects, and possible flood damage. If you're not sure where water flows on your property, walk around the next time it rains and take note. You'll ideally want to find a flat space that is elevated enough to drain well.
If the only land available to you is uneven or sloped, you'll have to increase the grade so that water can drain away from the site. You may need to add a compactable fill, such as crushed stone, in order to raise or level the site before you add the building pad. For Hansen Pole building kits, the ground will need to be within eight inches of level to use our standard pole lengths. If you're dealing with a steep slope, you may need to hire an excavator to cut into the bank.
When clearing your site to prepare for leveling, you'll need to remove top soil and vegetation up to four feet beyond the pole building dimensions. As you begin construction on your pole barn, plan to leave space around the perimeter so that you'll easily be able to access the building from all sides and have space to clear snow (if you live somewhere with harsh winters).
To get more tips on preparation for your pole building site and constructing a pole barn from a Hansen Pole customizable kit, visit our Pole Building Learning Center. If you have a specific question, you can ask the Pole Barn Guru or contact us directly at 1-866-200-9657.
This entry was posted in Constructing a Pole Building, Pole Barn Planning and tagged pole barn construction, pole barn prep, pole barn faq, pole barn construction tips, pole barn sites on September 22, 2016 by admin.
Is Hansen a Pole Building Contractor?
Welcome to Ask the Pole Barn Guru – where you can ask questions about building topics, with answers posted on Mondays. With many questions to answer, please be patient to watch for yours to come up on a future Monday segment. If you want a quick answer, please be sure to answer with a "reply-able" email address.
Email all questions to: PoleBarnGuru@HansenPoleBuildings.com
DEAR POLE BARN GURU: How are the pre-engineered pole barns set up.. does Hansen provide the delivery and installation? Is the slab included in the installation? Or would the slab be by "others"? Question from Ashley in Austin, TX
DEAR ASHLEY: Hansen Pole Buildings delivers custom designed pole (post frame) buildings to building sites everywhere in the continental United States, or to the docks if shipping to Alaska or Hawaii. The buildings are designed for the average person who can and will read instructions to successfully construct their own beautiful buildings.
We are not a pole building contractor, so we do not build or install anything for anyone anywhere. If you are not interested in building yourself, we can assist you in finding a contractor who can assemble some, or all, of your building kit package for you. Many of these same contractors may be qualified to provide the labor to finish a concrete slab as well.
Mike the Pole Barn Guru
DEAR POLE BARN GURU: I have a 40'x80′ metal sided pole barn that is insulated in the ceiling and walls with double bubble reflective insulation and no venting system. Don't have any condensation issues but it gets really hot in our Okie summers. Would some sort of vents or vent fans in the ends of the building be an effective way to mitigate the heat? Thanks in advance, just found your site and really like the access to good info. Mike in Blackwell, OK
DEAR MIKE: Thank you very much for your kind words and for becoming a reader! While you might start with trying just gable vents located as high up in the endwalls as possible, it is very probable you will need to use powered fans in order to move enough air out to make a difference. Whichever choice you pick, make some provision to close them off in the winter if you are intending any sort of heating in the cooler months.
DEAR POLE BARN GURU: How would a rebar cage for a base plate be constructed in the right way for a horse barn? I am interested in the step by step method once you have the hole, of implementing a rebar cage in the right position, pouring the concrete and then placing the base plate. ALMOST IN AUSTIN
DEAR ALMOST: My best guess is you are actually considering constructing a steel framed barn of some sort. Historically steel framed barns are not the ideal design solution when it comes to stabling horses. The steel framework makes it difficult to attach wood stall components to, and the concrete required at ground level poses a hazard to horses.
I'd strongly urge you to consider a pole building instead. One of the wonderful thing about pole buildings is they do not require complicated, expensive and time consuming rebar cages to be poured into significantly large concrete piers. By utilizing properly pressure preservative treated wood columns, embedded into augered holes in the ground, it eliminates the need for perfectly placed base plates (or base plates at all).
This entry was posted in About The Pole Barn Guru, Building Contractor and tagged steel buildings, pole barn construction, Pole Barn Contractors, rebar on March 2, 2015 by admin.
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Last summer my friend Shelean and I were visiting my favorite biker watering hole Stateline Cruisers (read more about Cruisers at: https://www.hansenpolebuildings.com/blog/2013/05/pole-building-13/). I was enjoying a tall cold one, when a fellow patron of the establishment approached me and asked if I remembered him.
Turns out, I did. Back in the early 1990's, when I was building pole buildings, I drove my restored 1950 Chevy 5-window pickup to make a sales call on Thad, who lives in the Spokane Valley. Thad and I immediately hit it off, as he also owned an old Chevy pickup and we spent far more time talking trucks than the new building for his truck.
Now Thad did end up ordering a building from us. Assigned to construct his building was one of our newer building crews (they had only done one previous building for us). Twenty years later, this particular builder has become relatively successful – at the time, not so much.
After the building was completed, Thad asked me to swing by and take a look at it, before he made the final payment. Being as we had hit it off so well, and he was nearby, I told him no problem.
From the street, the building looked great, nice trim work and straight screw lines on the walls. Thad took me inside of the building, closed the doors and had me look up.
When I lived in Oregon in the 1980's one of the sights to see in the Portland metro area was the OMSI (Oregon Museum of Science and Industry) planetarium. Then located at Washington Park, the blue and green 32-foot geodesic dome, the Planetarium seated 160 people and featured a 400 pound star projector creating almost 1000 stars using 32 giant lenses.
Let me tell you OMSI had nothing over the view of the inside of Thad's roof. I've never seen so many pinholes of light – all I could think of was that someone had let loose with a buck shot blast.
There was no apology large enough for me to offer Thad – I told him his roof steel would be replaced, which it was.
Twenty years later – Thad had nothing but kind words for how his building was handled.
The moral of good construction, it isn't how well you do it initially, it is how you solve the problems which inevitably come up.
This entry was posted in About The Pole Barn Guru, Building Contractor and tagged pole barn construction, construction errors, holes in steel roofs on September 24, 2014 by admin.
Twilight Zone Contractor
50 shades of The Twilight Zone, is The Ghost of Rod Serling Somewhere Nearby?
From 1951 to 1955, more than 70 of Rod Serling's television scripts were produced, garnering both critical and public acclaim. Full-scale success came on Wednesday, Jan. 12, 1955, with the live airing of his Kraft Television Theatre script "Patterns." Deemed a "creative triumph" by critics, and the winner of the first of Serling's six Emmy awards, the acclaimed production was actually remounted live to air a second time on Feb. 9, 1955 — an unprecedented event.
Serling went to work on screenplays for MGM and as a writer for CBS' illustrious Playhouse 90, for which he crafted 90-minute dramas — including both the series' 1956 debut, "Forbidden Area," starring Charlton Heston, Vincent Price, Jackie Coogan and Tab Hunter; and the multiple-Emmy Award-winning "Requiem for a Heavyweight," starring Jack Palance and Keenan Wynn which later was turned into both a feature film and a Broadway play. Remarkably, in a milieu which included such writing legends as Paddy Chayefsky and Reginald Rose, Serling took the writing Emmy again the following year for his Playhouse 90 script "The Comedian," starring Mickey Rooney.
A critical and financial success, Serling shocked many of his fans in 1957 when he left Playhouse 90 to create a science-fiction series he called The Twilight Zone.
CBS would air 156 episodes of The Twilight Zone, an astonishing 92 of which were written by Serling, over the next five years. His writing earned him two more Emmy Awards. The show went on to become one of television's most widely recognized and beloved series, and it has achieved a permanent place in American popular culture with its instantly recognizable opening, its theme music and its charismatic host, Serling himself. With early appearances by such performers as Robert Redford, Burt Reynolds, Dennis Hopper and many others, The Twilight Zone became a launching pad for some of Hollywood's biggest stars.
Many of us grew up with either the original The Twilight Zone or have watched in in reruns. The story below, befits a script written by Serling!
This message actually came from one of our Building Designers, to me at 5:21 on a Friday afternoon:
"His contractors (or concrete people) were looking for a stick framed building which would be bolted to the concrete. He thought at first this may be what we provided. I explained the benefits of a post framed building and also the benefits of having the poles in the ground. The concrete guy keeps telling him to attach to the concrete. On a side note, he asked the concrete guys for an estimated and they came and started excavating without giving him an estimate. That being said…the customer is wondering if he could get a pole layout ASAP. (Like this weekend?) His plan is to dig the holes before they come back and they would have to listen to him. His worry is that they will come before he has the chance to dig the holes and pour the concrete. So his question is…if that happens, would he be able to change and attach to concrete (which he does not want due to cost and because he likes the idea of NOT uplifting)"
Now my advice and caution to any client or potential client….
Never, ever let someone start to perform labor or services on your property without an agreement signed by you.
Lots of reasons….
Your allowing them to begin work, could be construed in court as your tacit approval. You could easily end up with a huge bill, for work other than what you actually wanted to have done! Or, for work which is so poorly done it has to be redone (and you still have to pay the bill).
If the contractor happens to be unregistered – and while digging damages a power line or worse, you could be held liable. Always call before digging! Read more at: https://www.hansenpolebuildings.com/blog/2013/06/call-811/
In the event the contractor or one of his workers is injured, you and your home owner's insurance could end up footing the bill!
Do not be bullied by a contractor.
Do protect yourself by thoroughly vetting any contractor:
https://www.hansenpolebuildings.com/blog/2013/07/contractor-6/
That a client would be afraid he'd wake up to find his lot being dug up without his consent – to force the construction of a building in a way he does not want….made me think of the twilight zone….where anything could happen…. without any warning….
This entry was posted in Building Styles and Designs, Constructing a Pole Building, Footings and tagged pole building concrete, pole barn construction, Rod Serling, twilight zone on September 10, 2014 by admin.
Pole Building Pictures: Say Cheese!
Taking frequent pictures of a new pole building under construction on is something which just does not happen on a routine basis. These pictures could easily save a world of grief. I personally believe building owners and contractors should be taking pictures more often than what I usually find is being done.
A picture does say a thousand words if not more and I feel all would benefit as a result of routine picture taking. It's amazing what is seen when photos are reviewed.
Just today I was looking at photos posted on an online forum by a proud new pole building owner. From the photos, I was able to determine the contractor had installed the reflective roof insulation the "wrong" direction. The reflective aluminum side should have been up towards the roof steel, the white facing down, but he installed it the other way around. So much for the sun being reflected off the roof by the now "white" side of what should have been the silver "reflective" vapor barrier. On the 24 foot width building with prefabricated wood roof trusses spaced every four feet, the lateral bottom chord bracing is entirely missing. For this span, with single trusses, there should have been at least two rows of bracing installed.
For DIY clients, sharing daily progress photos with the pole building kit package provider may allow what might otherwise become a crucial error to be discovered, before it is too late to be easily corrected.
Hiring a builder? Take lots of photos. In the event something goes wrong, whether structural (as in the case of the bracing above) or functional, the pole building pictures give evidence, if needed.
What kind of camera should be used?
First off, a camera which zooms, is durable, weatherproof and has a built in flash is tops in my opinion. The new digital age has given us the ability to take as many photos as we want to without the expense and delays of film. In addition, the point and shoot cameras with at least 16 megapixels provide fantastic detail.
I find myself taking pole building pictures with my phone but smart phones simply lack the power and capability of a point and shoot or DSLR. Don't take me wrong, there are plenty of great phones out there with outstanding cameras. But a "real" camera gives better clarity when used and offers more options for flash. Many people take pole building pictures with their phones and the pictures just stay there until they get deleted.
Despite giving "how to take a good photo" instructions to many clients, it's amazing the number of poor pictures we get. Most of what it takes to get a decent picture, is very simple. First, don't take pictures on a sunny day. People see the sun out and instantly run to grab their camera and take photos of their pole building. If it has steel siding and/or roofing, the sun glints off the steel and casts shadows which "color" the steel in unbecoming shades of gray and black. Piles of garbage or construction scraps often sit around the building or at best, in a garbage can…smack in the middle of the picture. Move those vehicles out of the way! You may love your pickup, but it's blocking the view of the building. Finally, take several pictures from all angles. You never know by adjusting where you stand to take the photo, might get that immoveable tree or power pole out of the picture enough so the true beauty of your new pole building can be seen.
Most importantly, for people like me, we live vicariously through our clients. I so enjoy seeing the progress being made. And the absolute best is seeing the smiling faces in front of the newly completed pole building!
This entry was posted in Constructing a Pole Building and tagged pole barn construction, pole barn photos, pole barn pictrures on July 17, 2013 by admin.
Pole Building Construction: Off to the Races
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We've spent the last few days in the capitol city of Quito, Ecuador. If it wasn't for our daughter having spent her sophomore year of high school here as a Rotary Exchange Student, we probably never would have visited Ecuador. Once we were here, we were hooked however. The scenery is breathtaking and amazingly diverse, but it is the people and their culture which makes the country a true treasure.
Quito is an interesting city, at 9350 feet above sea level, I huff and puff pretty quickly, but the over two million residents get along just fine with it. What really amazes me is – every building seems to be under construction. Many have occupied first or lower floors, with rebar "fingers" projecting towards the sky, in preparation for the next level, which might be added soon, or decades in the future.
Our friend Wolf is an engineer and building contractor in Crucita, a small fishing village on the Pacific coast. In his experience, his crews will construct an average new home in about ten months. With an average wage scale of just over $300 per month, labor is inexpensive, so man power often trumps the use of equipment.
Wolf explained the "do-it-yourself" construction process of the average Ecuadorian.
In his words, it starts off like a horse race, with a huge flurry of activity. After some time and lots of hours of labor, the building gets to where a portion of it is able to be utilized. This is where the thoroughbred horse becomes a mule, things start to plod along. The Ecuadorian D.I.Y. guy has lost interest, or run out of money (or both), and the project stagnates – oftentimes for years.
How does this apply to building one's own pole building in the U.S.? An average pole barn of about 1500 square feet can be erected by a typical weekend warrior in about 200 man hours (with good plans and complete instructions). Get together a couple of buddies (or recruit relatives) and in a month of weekends or less, it is done!
The ease and speed of pole building construction allows the race horse to stay in the race to the finish line – before hitting the "mule phase".
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У складах клубів подано гравців, які провели щонайменше 1 гру в вищій лізі сезону 1996/97. Прізвища, імена та по батькові футболістів подані згідно з офіційним сайтом ФФУ.

«Ворскла» (Полтава)
Головний тренер: Віктор Пожечевський

«Динамо» (Київ)
Головні тренери: Йожеф Сабо (15 матчів), Валерій Лобановський (15 матчів)

«Дніпро» (Дніпропетровськ)
Головний тренер: В'ячеслав Грозний

«Зірка-НІБАС» (Кіровоград)
Головні тренери: Олександр Іщенко (22 матчі), Михайло Калита (1 матч), Олександр Довбій (7 матчів)

«Карпати» (Львів)
Головний тренер: Мирон Маркевич

«Кремінь» (Кременчук)
Головний тренер: Михайло Бєлих

«Кривбас» (Кривий Ріг)
Головні тренери: Олексій Чередник (12 матчів), Олександр Лисенко (18 матчів)

«Металург» (Запоріжжя)
Головний тренер: Олександр Томах

«Нива» (Вінниця)
Головні тренери: Паша Касанов (23 матчі), Володимир Рева (2 матчі), Олександр Іщенко (5 матчів)

«Нива» (Тернопіль)
Головний тренер: Ігор Яворський

«Прикарпаття» (Івано-Франківськ)
Головні тренери: Борис Стрєльцов (5 матчів), Віктор Колотов (25 матчів)

«Таврія» (Сімферополь)
Головні тренери: Іван Балан (12 матчів), Сергій Шевченко (10 матчів), Микола Павлов (8 матчів), Валерій Шведюк (7 матчів)

«Торпедо» (Запоріжжя)
Головні тренери: Ігор Надєїн (27 матчів), Олексій Чередник (1 матч), Віктор Матвієнко (2 матчі)

ЦСКА (Київ)
Головний тренер: Володимир Лозинський

«Чорноморець» (Одеса)
Головний тренер: Леонід Буряк

«Шахтар» (Донецьк)
Головний тренер: Валерій Яремченко

Посилання
 Чемпіонат України — Офіційний сайт ФФУ
 Сезон 1996—1997 на сайті «Украинский футбол от Дмитрия Трощия»

Чемпіонат України з футболу (склади команд)
1996 у футболі
1997 у футболі
1996 в українському спорті
1997 в українському спорті

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There is a distinct style that underpins all of Katrin Leblond's designs, but now with custom illustrated prints, the collection comes full circle. Whimsical prints, contemporary knitwear and a distinctive colour palette come together to form a collection that blurs the line between art and clothing. With all her folkloric and botanical influences, Katrin Leblond's limited edition prints are thoroughly modern and inspired by the everyday. Katrin illustrates with acrylic inks, pastels and digital tools. She loves collaborations, particularly in her local circle of artists and friends. All of her prints are produced locally in Montreal, Canada.


In today's competitive scenario, strategic management is a necessary part of any organization's success. Adding the balanced scorecard can allow businesses to see exactly where they are going, and what needs to be changed to meet their long-term goals. It allows managers to better follow and understand not only how their staff is performing, but also how that performance relates to the overall growth of the organization.
The course will help you to diagnose the reasons for the lack of performance in an organization, develop the four perspectives of a balanced scorecard, aspects of performance measurement, understand how balanced scorecard can be used to improve the performance planning process, understand success factors for balanced scorecard implementation. You will also be able to create scorecard based KPIs, leading & lagging indicators for effective performance planning, use strategy maps to build integrated balanced scorecard.
Understand the organizational performance models and diagnose the reasons for the lack of performance in an organization.


The goal of this proposal is to provide a venue for the evaluation of biomedical text mining tools via the shared task paradigm, particularly tools with relevance to problems in biocuration. Biocurators will help define use cases and desired functionalities;stakeholders will come to agreement on task definitions, data sets, and evaluation metrics;text mining teams will then work on these consensus tasks and come together to share their results and gain further feedback from biocurators.
This project consists of the evaluation of biomedical text mining tools, particularly ones applied to projects in biocuration. The results of biocuration are extensively used in modern medical practice, particularly personalized medicine, so the work of the grant has the potential to have a substantial impact on the cutting edge of human healthcare.


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New NYS Law Mandates Manufacturers Change Formula Of Cleaning Products Containing 1,4-Dioxane – CBS New York
By Dallas On Dec 11, 2019
MELVILLE, N.Y. (CBSNewYork) — In a little over a year from now, cleaning products containing the contaminant 1,4-dioxane can no longer be sold New York.
The chemical has been found in drinking water wells and is considered a likely carcinogen, CBS2's Carolyn Gusoff reported Tuesday.
Some well-known cleaning and cosmetic products will have to change their formula to remain on store shelves in the Empire State. On Tuesday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed a bill into law that prohibits the sale of thousands of products that contain more than a trace of 1,4-dioxane.
"Whether you hold it in your hand, apply it to your face or drink it in your water, it can cause cancer," said Assemblyman Steve Englebright, D-East Setauket.
FLASHBACK: Lawsuits Over 1, 4 Dioxane In Long Island Drinking Water Pile Up
Englebright, a scientist, sponsored the bill, after Long Island turned up the highest detected levels in the entire country. With no federal standards for the chemical, he said the state had to lead the way and does not expect the products to disappear from New York.
"Those products need our market to remain viable, so they will make adjustments in the manufacturing process," Englebright said.
The American Cleaning Institute, which represents more than 100 companies, called the law ill advised. It blames contaminants in drinking water on products from decades ago, adding today's product levels are so low, lowering them further is not feasible.
"The passage of this bill will not have addressed the issue at hand and it could take safe and essential cleaning products off store shelves," the ACI's Brian Sansoni told Gusoff during a phone interview.
The law gives manufacturers until 2022 to adjust their formula. Environmental groups said it is possible to make cleaning products that don't produce the 1,4-dioxane.
"The industry doesn't want to remove the 1,4-dioxane, but they can. We can no longer live in a day and age where we are shampooing our hair and bathing our children in cancer-causing chemicals," said Adrienne Esposito of the Citizens Campaign for the Environment.
Sponsors said the law will save local municipalities hundreds of millions of dollars that it needed to spend striping 1,4-dioxane from the drinking water supply.
New York is not the first state to ban the chemical, but its new law is the most stringent. Violators could face monetary penalties.
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Campus auto vandalism sparks SafePark idea
March 18, 2004 12:00 am by Sandra Serrano
Earlier this month, University Police reported that the rates of auto burglaries have drastically fallen from being one of the highest, during an eight-week period in the fall semester, to one of the lowest during the first eight weeks of the spring.
During that peak period, however, Brandon Faza's new Dodge Ram was vandalized.
Faza, a Student Government senator who is running for student body president, had just purchased the vehicle when it was keyed severely.
Then, during the Thanksgiving break, Christine Calandro, a friend of Faza's, walked out to her car and found her car with one less wheel, left on a block.
Faza and Calandro put their heads together and thought that perhaps there was a possibility to increase parking lot security and to increase the number of eyes in parking lots to deter criminals. They came up with the idea of having USF students who are in the Salvation Army's Misdemeanor Intervention Program monitor the parking lots. "The motivation for this program stems from the fall semester," said Faza. "We want to make sure that what happened last fall never happens again."
Bay News 9 caught wind of the idea, called SafePark, and featured it in early January. This caught the attention of University Police, which approached Faza after seeing the story.
"We're glad that the students are interested in having an impact on crime at USF, and we are more than willing to support them," said Sgt. Mike Purcell of University Police. "Our role so far has been limited to providing input when asked and offering them any support they need with the program."
Faza took his and Calandro's idea to the Senate in January. The Senate then formed a temporary or ad hoc committee, the Protect Our Vehicles and Safety Committee.
Since then, the idea of having students from the MIP program become involved in SafePark has been phased out because there were not enough students in the program, Faza said. The focus of SafePark is still on patrolling parking lots that have been hit the most.
Although the number of burglaries has drastically dropped, Faza said it is probably due to increased awareness because of the amount of burglaries.
"We still want to create this program to increase safety in the parking lots, period," Faza said.
In addition to the new SafePark proposed initiative, which is going in front of the Senate next Tuesday to request funding, the SG committee hopes to implement another initiative that would be separate, but would support SafePark.
The second proposed initiative is a possible partnership between SG and University Police in which the two would split the cost of a new motorcycle.
"The success of the motorcycle comes when it permits a quick response," Faza said. "If there's a spot a car can't get to, the motorcycle can."
So far, the SG committee has its focus on correcting problems such as inadequate or nonexistent parking lot/campus lighting and inadequate amounts of patrolling by police units, but its ultimate goal is to promote safety for vehicles and people.
It seems to be needed since Faza's truck — which is bedecked in USF logos — was vandalized again last week, this time with what appears to have been a baseball bat.
"It has just given me renewed motivation," Faza said.
Faza said the committee will meet Monday to discuss the budget for the program.


When your dog is named Reggie and you are a huge Packers fan, it only makes sense that you start your engagement at Neyland Stadium by the image of Reggie White, right? Lizzi and Justin met us on campus to kick off their engagement with some playful shots alongside the stadium and the checkerboard streets. Our next adventure took us to the Hardin Valley area of Knoxville where the couple was lucky enough to catch the red buds and yellow flowers blooming for some gorgeous pops of color against Lizzi's pastel floral shirt. The final stop at Melton Hill Park made for some sweet shots lakeside with the couple, and we all laughed hysterically when Reggie decided to make a chew toy out of their wooden save the date sign from a Jacksonville farmers' market (where the two now live).
Lizzi and Justin met while playing on a co-ed softball team, and although she initially played hard to get, she clearly eventually came around. Justin proposed with a super romantic evening in their backyard with celebratory drinks and a nice meal (after Lizzi encouraged him to avoid a cliché proposal). We learned from the first conversation (when Lizzi and Justin were getting ready to head out for a hike) that these two are super fun loving, easygoing, and outdoorsy, but we also learned that we had several connections outside of us shooting their engagement and upcoming fall wedding. Lizzi was actually friends with Jason's sister in middle school, and we attended high school at the same time. Signs it was meant to be? I think so.
This casual engagement session was as fun as it looks, and we are counting down the days (which, coincidentally is exactly 100 today) until this couple shares their vows at Riverview Family Farm!


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Q: Comma separated string as field and data - update query in php mysql I'm having following data
$field  = 'f1','f2','f3'; // (comma separated string)
$value = 'v1','v2','v3'; // (comma separated string)

Is there any shortcut method to generate update query like this.
UPDATE table set ($field = $value) where id =1;

This method is working on insert query, But i dont know how to use like this for update query.

A: I think the best way to approach things like this is by storing the data in associative arrays, not strings like you have used:
$data = array(
  'f1' => 'v1',
  'f2' => 'v2',
  'f3' => 'v3'
);

// Then for an insert:
$query = "INSERT INTO table (`".implode("`, `", array_keys($data))."`) VALUES ('".implode("', '", array_values($data))."')";

// And an update
$updates = array();
foreach ($data as $key => val) $updates[] = "`$key` = '$val'";
$query = "UPDATE table SET ".implode(', ',$updates)." WHERE `id` = 1";

// Or even a select
$where = array();
foreach ($data as $key => val) $where[] = "`$key` = '$val'";
$query = "SELECT * FROM table WHERE ".implode(' AND ',$where);

If you are doing this, you need to ensure that you escape the data as you build the array. Or better yet, use prepared statements.

A: the update syntax is update table set field1 = value1, field2=value2 so you can't have a list of fields and after that a list of values (insert can be used like that also, but not the other way around)
so you need a more advanced solution.. like making those two variables arrays (maybe using explode), iterate those arrays and create the lines one by one

A: Someting like this, but you need to make your values safer:

$field  = 'f1,f2,f3'; // (comma separated string)
$value = 'v1,v2,v3'; // (comma separated string)

    $fieldArr = explode(",", $field);
    $valArr = explode(",", $value);
    $d = array_map("make_it", $fieldArr, $valArr);

    function make_it($a, $b) {
      return $a.'='.$b;
    }
    $up = "UPDATE table set ";
    foreach($d as $key => $val) {
        $up .=$val.',';
    }
  $up = rtrim($up, ',');
  echo $up .=' where id =1;'


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package com.nibdev.otrtav2.view.adapters;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

import android.view.View;
import android.view.ViewGroup;
import android.widget.BaseAdapter;
import android.widget.SectionIndexer;
import android.widget.TextView;

import com.nibdev.otrtav2.model.NQ;
import com.nibdev.otrtav2.model.database.DB2;
import com.nibdev.otrtav2.service.OTRTAService;

public class ListAdapterDB2Vendors extends BaseAdapter implements SectionIndexer {

	private List<Map<String, Object>> mVendors;

	//secionindex
	private List<String> mSectionsList;
	private List<Integer> mSectionsStart;
	private String[] mSections;

	public ListAdapterDB2Vendors(int devtype){
		DB2 db = OTRTAService.getInstance().getDB2();
		mVendors = db.getSortedVendorsForDeviceType(devtype);

		//create sections
		mSectionsList = new ArrayList<String>();
		mSectionsStart = new ArrayList<Integer>();
		for (int i = 0; i < mVendors.size(); i ++){
			String vletter = mVendors.get(i).get(DB2.COLUMN_NAME).toString().substring(0, 1);
			if (!mSectionsList.contains(vletter)){
				mSectionsList.add(vletter);
				mSectionsStart.add(i);
			}
		}
		mSections = mSectionsList.toArray(new String[mSectionsList.size()]);

	}

	@Override
	public int getCount() {
		return mVendors.size();
	}

	@Override
	public Object getItem(int position) {
		return mVendors.get(position);
	}

	@Override
	public long getItemId(int position) {
		return ((Integer)mVendors.get(position).get(DB2.COLUMN_VENDORID)).longValue();
	}

	@Override
	public View getView(int position, View convertView, ViewGroup parent) {
		View v = NQ.baseAdaptViewInit(convertView, parent, android.R.layout.simple_list_item_1);

		TextView tv = NQ.v(v, android.R.id.text1, TextView.class);
		tv.setText(mVendors.get(position).get(DB2.COLUMN_NAME).toString());

		return v;
	}

	@Override
	public int getPositionForSection(int section) {
		return mSectionsStart.get(section);
	}

	@Override
	public int getSectionForPosition(int position) {
		String letter = mVendors.get(position).get(DB2.COLUMN_NAME).toString().substring(0, 1);
		return mSectionsList.indexOf(letter);
	}

	@Override
	public Object[] getSections() {
		return mSections;
	}

}

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St. Gallen, Switzerland / Oud-Beijerland, The Netherlands, 26th of February 2018: SANDPIPER Digital Payments AG (BX Berne eXchange, Ticker: SDP, www.sandpiper.ch, Open Market, Frankfurt, ISIN: CH0033050961), with focus on digital payment systems and access control solutions, partners with Rabobank, www.Rabobank.com, via Multicard Netherlands BV, www.multicard.nl, in the development of the PayPerUse platform using the blockchain technology.
Via Multicard's Virtual payment platform for Smart Cities and based on the PayPerUse model with Smartcontracts, consumers can easily manage their personal financial planning and IoT connected devices for Smart Homes using the blockchain technology.
"Smartcontracts could offer substantial benefits to customers and financial firms", Dr. Cornelius Boersch, President of the Board of SANDPIPER, comments.
"Multicard's Virtual payment platform enabled us to successfully test our blockchain based IoT environment that executes automated payments initiated by device usage", Henk Kuipers, Rabobank, comments.
"The shared-ledger approach of blockchain dramatically simplifies back-office processes such as transaction reconciliation and reporting", says Pieter Kooistra, managing director of Multicard Netherlands BV.


Amazon.com announced Kindle Cloud Reader, its latest Kindle reading application that leverages HTML5 and enables customers to read Kindle books instantly using only their web browser – online or offline – with no downloading or installation required. As with all Kindle apps, Kindle Cloud Reader automatically synchronizes your Kindle library, as well as your last page read, bookmarks, notes, and highlights for all of your Kindle books, no matter how you choose to read them. Kindle Cloud Reader with its integrated touch optimized Kindle Store is available starting today for Safari on iPad, Safari on desktop and Chrome at http://www.amazon.com/cloudreader.
Kindle Cloud Reader is available for Safari on iPad, Safari on desktop and Chrome starting today. Kindle Cloud Reader on the iPad is optimized for the size and unique touch interface of iPad. Without even leaving the app, customers can start shopping in the Kindle Store and will find a unique and immersive shopping experience built specifically for iPad's Safari browser.
Amazon.com customers can start reading their Kindle books immediately using Kindle Cloud Reader at http://www.amazon.com/cloudreader.


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Q: Opengl triangles and faces vertex limit? I am making an opengl-es app and I have always drawn quads by passing in 6 vertex indices per quad thus breaking a quad into two triangles. I thought all you could make in 3d graphics was quads and triangles..? I noticed in blender however if you use the decimate modifier you can make faces with a dozen or more verts. Can opengl-es render this? How do you render a face made up of a dozen verts? I'm not sure how it works from an opengl under the hood perspective. Does opengl just know to draw every time it receives 3 vertex indices?  If so that would be convenient.

A: OpenGL ES, as well as the Core Profile of desktop OpenGL, only support primitive types that consist of triangles. Older version of OpenGL supported additional primitive types like GL_QUADS and GL_POLYGON, but they were not directly supported by recent hardware, and mostly redundant anyway.
What is supported in addition to separate triangles (GL_TRIANGLES primitive type) are triangle strips (GL_TRIANGLE_STRIP) and triangle fans (GL_TRIANGLE_FAN). They allow you to draw sets of connected triangles without specifying 3 vertices per triangle.
The following figure (borrowed from the Red Book) shows how triangles are formed from the specified vertices for each of these primitive types:

For example, where you currently use 6 vertex indices for a quad, you can use only 4 with a triangle mesh or triangle fan. Some people claim that reducing the number of indices does not generally help performance, as long as you share the vertices.
If you have an input format that uses polygons with arbitrary numbers of vertices, that's still easy to handle as long as the polygons are convex. If you look at the triangle fan in the figure above, you will notice that the vertex ordering is actually the same as what it would be for a polygon. So a convex polygon can be represented directly by a triangle fan.
If you would rather stick with GL_TRIANGLES for your rendering, and the input has n-sided polygons, you'll have to split them into triangles. Again, that's very easy as long as the polygons are convex. You can use the same kind of triangulation as the one shown for the triangle fan, except that you generate indices for each triangle separately. My answer here elaborates on this some more: Converting quadriladerals in an OBJ file into triangles?.
Non-convex polygons are a different matter. You will have to split them into triangles using algorithms that range from moderately simple to fairly complex. You should be able to find plenty of literature if you use a search term like "polygon triangulation algorithm". It's also possible to draw concave polygons with clever use of the stencil buffer in OpenGL. But I doubt that most modelling programs generate concave polygons, so that's a much rarer use case.


Can you see me blaming you on my knees?
Yeah, if you can see me doing that you can see in the future of a thousand years.
Can you hear me crying all over town?
Can you hear me, baby, crying 'cause you put me down?
If you can hear me doing that you can hear a freight train coming from a thousand miles.
Can you hear me singing this song to you?
Can you hear me, baby, singing this song to you?
If you can hear me sing you better come home like you s'posed to.
Can you see me, baby.


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Prices for these add-ons are pretty much the same on both services. What is the Full Hulu Channels List? For tips and tricks on cutting the cord and other tech topics be sure to join our and follow us on Twitter. The channel has a huge amount of viewers and the number stands near 25. Just enter your account and under the Account Overview section, click on Activate Hulu. If you think they are charging you a lot of money, you can simply call them and ask them for a discount or a plan upgrade, and threaten them that you will cut the connection.
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Judie Gilmore/Breathing Lights
Illuminating Blight in Upstate New York
Eillie Anzilotti
A temporary art installation in the three Capital Region cities calls for a solution to vacancy and abandonment.
Across the Capital Region in upstate New York, thousands of buildings sit vacant and dark. When manufacturing plants began to close around the middle of the last century, jobs disappeared, and with them, people. Between 1970 and 2000, the three Capital Region cities—Albany, Schenectady, and Troy—lost 16 percent of their populations. Since then, growth has been slow.
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The blighted buildings stand in reminder of the region's difficult times. But an art installation taking shape this fall recasts the abandoned properties. "Breathing Lights" will illuminate hundreds of buildings across Albany, Schenectady, and Troy, drawing attention to the widespread issue of blight and calling for a tangible path to revitalization.
In June 2015, the architect Barb Nelson and the artist Adam Frelin were awarded a $1 million grant through the Bloomberg Philanthropies Public Art Challenge to pursue the installation. The competition was open to cities with over 30,000 people, and solicited projects addressing local urban issues to spur economic development. The Upstate Alliance for Creative Economy convened the three mayors of the Capital Region cities and encouraged them to submit to the competition as a collective.
A blighted interior in Troy, New York. (Judie Gilmore/Breathing Lights)
Frelin and Nelson will outfit the windows of 300 abandoned buildings with LED lights, whose vibrancy will wax and wane—"breathe"—in a way that suggests human activity inside. The installation will run nightly through October and November; each city will organize community events like walking tours to engage the public in conversation around the issue of blight.
Nelson is the director of the nonprofit TAP, Inc., which brings architectural and design services to disadvantaged communities. When faced with the call to address a pressing urban problem, she thought of vacancy and abandonment. In his artistic work, Frelin often works with lighting systems, and "we just happened to be sitting in the region of General Electric," Nelson says. The energy company is responsible for lighting people's homes, but it's also a symbol for the deindustrialization of the region that has left buildings empty. Earlier this year, General Electric announced the closure of one of its manufacturing plants, mirroring the disappearance of the steel and textile factories over the past several decades.
Shuttered windows in Troy before Nelson and Frelin began installing. (Judie Gilmore/Breathing Lights)
Early on, the public reacted to the project with frustration. "We had people say to us, 'You've got $1 million—why don't you fix up some buildings with that?'" Nelson says. Nelson and Frelin explained that the grant was not public money; it was never intended to be used for anything other than art. But "with a million dollars, you could fix four buildings," Nelson says. Breathing Lights, she adds, draws attention to the need for public money to be funneled toward the buildings.
"A lot of people say that the project is shining a light on the problem of vacancy," Nelson says. "But I think it's the other way around: these buildings are shining a light on us. What are we going to do about this issue? It's our reaction that really matters."
Around the project, Albany mayor Kathy Sheehan has convened a group of housing advocates, including Nelson, to produce a policy report to present to the state attorney general. This will outline the need for increased funding and oversight of property databases, which Nelson describes as "extremely fragile" and out-of-date. Earlier this year, New York Governor Andrew M. Cuomo passed legislation to combat blight by holding banks and corporations responsible for maintaining foreclosed properties, and allowing the state to intervene on behalf of homeowners facing foreclosure. "I want to be able to point to that and say, yes, our project did that," Nelson says. "But really, the stars are lining up—it's time to crank up the volume on these problems."
When the lights flicker on, it's possible to imagine a Capital Region unmarred by blight and vacancy. "Life exists here," Nelson says. "The people who live here are proud of their cities, and vocal about the issues surrounding them." But without efforts to revitalize and repopulate the neighborhoods, they will continue to fall into disrepair. Nelson says the exhibition is a call for people to come together around these issues. "We're giving these buildings breath," Nelson adds, "but the community is giving them voice. We have to listen to that."
(Judie Gilmore/Breathing Lights)
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Eillie Anzilotti is a former editorial fellow at CityLab.


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La Ford LTD II est une automobile qui a été commercialisée et produite par la Ford Motor Company entre 1977 et 1979 aux États-Unis et au Canada. Tirant son nom de la gamme des modèles Ford LTD full-size, la LTD II intermédiaire a consolidé les gammes des modèles Ford Torino et Gran Torino, la Ford Elite étant remplacée par la Ford Thunderbird. Offerte en berline deux portes, berline quatre portes et break, la LTD II a également servie de base à la dernière génération du coupé utilitaire Ford Ranchero.

Au cours de sa production, la division Mercury a vendu la LTD II sous le badge Mercury Cougar, en remplacement de la Mercury Montego.

La conception de la Ford LTD II est remarquable car c'est l'un des plus gros véhicules jamais produits en tant qu'intermédiaire, sorti juste au moment où toute l'industrie automobile américaine entrait dans une période de réduction. En termes d'empreinte extérieure, par rapport aux berlines full-size, la LTD II est plus longue en longueur et en empattement et plus large que la Ford LTD Crown Victoria, la Ford Crown Victoria, la Ford Five Hundred et la Ford Taurus (version des cinquième, sixième et septième générations)

Contexte

Pour l'année modèle 1977, la Ford Motor Company a apporté des révisions substantielles à ses gammes de produits du segment intermédiaire impliquant à la fois les marques Ford et Mercury. Dans le cadre des changements de modèle, plusieurs gammes de produits ont été mises à jour en milieu de cycle. Pour raviver l'intérêt, d'autres gammes de modèles ont été consolidées pour réduire la concurrence interne et les chevauchements.
L'élément central dans la révision des modèles était l'abandon des Ford Torino, Gran Torino et Ford Elite. Alors que le châssis et la carrosserie de la Torino ont fait l'objet d'une mise à jour approfondie pour prolonger sa durée de vie, la Torino / Gran Torino est devenue la Ford LTD II («II» pour distinguer la gamme des modèles intermédiaires de la LTD full-size). Parallèlement à une mise à jour extérieure massive, la Ford Elite est devenue la Ford Thunderbird, permettant à Ford de mieux rivaliser avec la Chevrolet Monte Carlo (et ses divers homologues de General Motors) et la Chrysler Cordoba, réduisant ainsi le chevauchement potentiel entre la Thunderbird et la Continental Mark V.

Alors que Ford abandonnait la Torino, Mercury a remplacé la Montego, en élargissant la plaque signalétique Mercury Cougar à toute sa gamme intermédiaire (la Cougar précédente, la Cougar XR7, devenant l'homologue de la Thunderbird haut de gamme).

Aperçu de la conception

Châssis
La LTD II utilise la construction de carrosserie sur châssis partagée avec la Torino / Montego de 1972-1976. Comme sur la LTD, la LTD II utilise un cadre de périmètre complet; pour isoler la carrosserie des chocs de la route, le cadre était équipé de quatorze supports de carrosserie en caoutchouc et de cinq traverses. Sur la suspension arrière, l'essieu arrière solide à quatre bras utilise des ressorts hélicoïdaux.

Une grande partie de la gamme des groupes motopropulseurs de la LTD II était dérivé de la Torino de 1974, à une exception près: dans l'intérêt de l'économie de carburant, le V8 460 a été abandonné de toutes les intermédiaires de Ford et Mercury, le V8 302 faisant son retour en tant que moteur standard (à l'extérieur de la Californie). En option, Ford offrait le V8 351M et le V8 Windsor 351, le V8 de 400 pouces cubes étant la plus grande offre de moteurs. Pour 1979, le V8 400 a été abandonné.

Carrosserie
Bien que la transition de la Torino à la LTD II soit théoriquement une mise à jour de milieu de cycle, les stylistes de Ford ont apporté plusieurs changements de style pour introduire la nouvelle gamme de modèles, s'éloignant du style bouteille de Coca-Cola qui dominait l'extérieur de sa prédécesseur Torino / Montego.

Bien que des fonds limités aient empêché une refonte complète de l'extérieur, la ligne de toit et toute la tôle depuis les portes jusqu'à l'arrière ont été mises à jour en profondeur. Adoptant une grande partie du langage de conception de la Thunderbird redessinée, la ligne de toit a reçu des fenêtres plus grandes et à bords droits (y compris des fenêtres d'opéra en option) et une ceinture de caisse centrale, tandis que la carrosserie a conservé des évasements d'aile relativement grands.

La LTD II a repris l'utilisation du capot et des ailes avant de l'Elite avec un panneau avant restylé adaptant des phares rectangulaires empilés verticalement et une nouvelle calandre. L'arrière a adopté des éléments de style de la Ford LTD full-size. En raison du coût de la refonte des panneaux latéraux de quart arrière, le break LTD II a été produit avec de la tôle presque inchangée par rapport à celle de la gamme précédente de Mercury Montego; le break a été abandonné après 1977.

La LTD II a été produite en trois niveaux de finition, la version de base "S", la version standard et la LTD II Brougham avec à l'esprit le luxe. Des sièges baquets avec levier de vitesses sur console et sur plancher étaient disponibles sur les coupés de base et de finition Brougham.

Arrêt
Bien qu'initialement populaires, les ventes de LTD II ont rapidement diminué en raison de plusieurs facteurs. Alors que la LTD II faisait ses débuts en 1977, Chevrolet a présenté des versions réduites de la Chevrolet Impala et de la Caprice; bien que la LTD II ait été commercialisée en tant que concurrente contre la Chevrolet Malibu, la LTD II intermédiaire présentait une empreinte extérieure plus grande que l'Impala (bien qu'avec un intérieur plus petit). La réduction de la gamme full-size de General Motors a été un succès, l'Impala / Caprice devenant la gamme de modèles de 1977 la plus vendue. En outre, la concurrence interne de la Thunderbird nouvellement réduite (avec un prix de base beaucoup plus bas) avec sa plate-forme presque identique, a détourné les ventes des modèles LTD II deux portes.

Pour 1978, la LTD II a rencontré un degré beaucoup plus élevé de concurrence, car Ford a présenté la Ford Fairmont en remplacement de la Ford Maverick de longue date. Bien qu'officiellement considérée comme une compacte (près de deux pieds plus courte et sept pouces plus étroite que la LTD II), les dimensions intérieures de la Fairmont sont assez proches du segment des voitures intermédiaires alors que la réduction s'étendait au-delà des véhicules full-size. Parallèlement à la lenteur de ses ventes, le potentiel de chevauchement des modèles avec la Fairmont a conduit à l'abandon du break LTD II.

Pour 1979, la LTD II est effectivement devenue obsolète lorsque Ford a introduit la Ford LTD de taille réduite. En comparaison avec la LTD II, la LTD réduite était de 11 pouces plus courte en longueur et 4 pouces plus courte en empattement, un pouce plus étroite et 500 livres plus légère; malgré la plus petite empreinte extérieure, la LTD rivalisait avec sa prédécesseur full-size en espace intérieur.

Comme la Thunderbird et la Mercury Cougar ont été réduites sur la plate-forme Fox de Ford pour 1980, le châssis de la Ford Torino a été abandonné après 1979. Après 1979, le Ford Ranchero a été indirectement remplacé par le Ford Ranger, le segment des pick-ups utilitaires coupé étant progressivement abandonné au profit des pick-ups compacts aux États-Unis. Après son arrêt en 1979, la Ford LTD II n'a jamais vu de successeur direct dans la gamme des produits Ford. En 1983, le nom du modèle Ford LTD est revenu dans le segment des voitures de taille moyenne, Ford renommant la Granada dans le cadre d'une refonte de milieu de cycle. Après 1986, ce véhicule a été remplacé par la Ford Taurus, marquant en grande partie la fin de la plaque signalétique Ford LTD en Amérique du Nord.

Venezuela
Ford fabriquait la LTD II au Venezuela avec les badges Fairlane et Fairlane 500. Les trois styles de carrosserie étaient disponibles.

Références

1978 Ford LTD II Factory Sales Brochure

LTD II
Automobile des années 1970
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6 edition of That man from Smyrna found in the catalog.
That man from Smyrna
an historical novel
by Martin, Bernard
Published 1978 by Jonathan David Publishers in Middle Village, N.Y .
Shabbethai Tzevi, 1626-1676 -- Fiction.,
Jews -- Turkey -- Fiction.
Statement by Bernard Martin.
LC Classifications PZ4.M3796 Th, PS3563.A72325 Th
Pagination 339 p. ;
OCLC/WorldCa 3966056
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