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The Report on the Construction of Situations was created in 1957 by the Situationist International, a group of avant-garde artists and intellectuals. It was written by Guy Debord, one of the leading figures of the movement, and outlined the group's theories and practices regarding the creation of situations that aimed to challenge and transform everyday life.
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Construction-Destruction was a game released on October 24, 2003.
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geometry is used in construction by using angles, paralell lines and ect.
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The code of ethics for social workers requires that a worker have not engaged in unlawful or criminal acts, therefore all social workers are required to undergo a back ground check for felony convictions. So the answer would that I was told by the state of NY is no, unless the governor pardons a person. Sorry we will have to find another field, I chose certification mechanical it was one of the few fields that allow felons to work in. I am not sure as for the state of New York, but I know in the state of Ohio a convicted felon can become a social worker or counselor. I am currently working towards my masters in mental health counseling, and I will begin working with the advocacy office soon, because there will be some bumps to overcome to get there. However, I know at least two people whom did not get granted their pardons, and they were working social workers and a counselor. There are certain supervisions which apply, unfournately not being able to work with juveniles I am pretty sure is one, but it is possible as long as they can show new good character, and explain the cause of their lapse in judgement. But I am sure it takes a great deal of work and stress to get there!
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A "contractor" is any person engaged in the business of construction, repair, alteration, dismantling, or demolition of bridges, highways, roads, streets, buildings, airports, dams, pipelines, and every other type of structure, project, development, or improvement coming within the definition of real or personal property, including the construction, alteration, or repair of property to be held either for sale or rental, and shall include subcontractor, public contractor, and nonresident contractor.
No person may engage in the business nor act in the capacity of a contractor within this state when the cost, value, or price per job exceeds the sum of two thousand dollars without first having a license.
(http://www.nd.gov/sos/licensing/what-is.html)
A Contractor can also have other meanings;
Some other meanings include:
- Mercenary work that is commissioned on per basis mission contract.
- Entrepeneurs who undertake private enterprise projects, commissioned on per piece contract.
- Political representatives who's main political ideologies consists of contracting (reduction of) financial spending as a governmental agenda.
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It really depends on the kind of pine tree. The Ponderosa Pine is one of America's most abundant tree species, covering approximately 27 million acres in the western United States. The trees average 100 -160 feet in height, and range from 2 - 4 feet in diameter. Their average life span is about 125 years, but some of the larger trees may be 300 years old.
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Sack wash is a hold over or long ago, but essentially refers to whitewashing. Whitewashing ages the brick and is a flexible, inexpensive update.
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Most Makita power tools currently sold in North America are manufactured in Japan or China. Here are a few exceptions to this rule:
Makita's blue-and-black cordless tools and some corded tools (e.g., AVT hammer drills, the 3 amp multi-tool, and the venerable 3" x 24" belt sander) are still made in Japan.
A few of Makita's corded (e.g., some 10" and 12" sliding compound mitre saws, and the 3-1/4" planer ) and cordless tools (e.g., 9.6V tile saw) are assembled in the USA.
Makita's 5007FA 7-1/4" circular saw, 9005BZ 5" angle grinder, and 6013BR 1/2" corded drill are currently assembled in Canada.
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Portland cement, hydrated lime,sand. This is real stucco. The best. There is a synthetic
stucco but there is a lot of moister problems using it, because it can't breath.
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There is conventional drywall, also known as gyprock, wallboard, plasterboard, sheetrock and possibly other names. This is all Hydrated calcium sulfate.
The new light drywall is made with ash added as part of it, and weighs about 32 pound per standard sheet compared to 54 for old style.
Drywall sheets are the commonest wall cladding in the world and sheets are made in over 100 varieties and sizes.
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Knock-off finish in building construction is a building which construction works has been completed, and ready to be handed over for habitation.
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Well it depends on how big you want it to be. Normal garage size would be about $8-10
grand.
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the team colors for the iron pigs are sliver, red, and blue
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: I would consider the most common use for cantilever beams to be in building construction.....and probably the most obvious example is in mediaeval buildings with a framework of oak beams . Everyone must have seen these old buildings where the upper stories are wider than the ground floor , very common in Europe . The ceiling beams for the ground floor (also the floor beams for the upstairs rooms)are arranged to project out through the walls by 10-18 inches (30-45cm) , and the wall structure for the upper stories is built apon the projecting ends . This allows a larger open space to be achieved in the ground floor rooms without annoying support pillars because the weight is partly offset by the weight of the upper stories acting as a counter balance . This technique has been described as a way to avoid the tax on the building 'footprint', but this is not true in all countries where it was adopted , the tax merely prompted a wider acceptance of the technique . The same building tricks are used on modern buildings and bridges , but are not always obvious or visible when the structure is completed .
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For personal safety reasons. In the UK the line voltage is 230 volts and this voltage can be lethal in a wet construction site. The step down transformer used has a centre tapped secondary winding of 55v+ 55v make 110 volts.The centre tap is earthed to the power tool etc, thus making the maximum potential for electric shock at 55 volts:-sub lethal. <><><> Supplies of 110 volts are recommended for use on construction sites for personal safety reasons, on the basis that, if any wiring or equipment casings become "hot" or "live", the danger of electrocution is greatly reduced compared to the certain dangers that would exist if supplies at higher voltages, such as 230 volts ac, were used. In countries running a 50 Hz power supply service, 230 volts ac is the common voltage supplied for use for normal lighting, appliances and small electrical tools and equipment - except on construction sites, where the use of equipment running on 110 volts is now mandatory to meet the requirements of Health & Safety laws.
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Sizing of pipes differ for media to be tranported eg. for air,water ,gas and solids.
Basically how much pressure and volume will be handled by using minimum energy
required to convey.
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The word construction is generally abbreviated as "const". However, it could be written in a slightly longer shorthand as "constn".
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1. Ayala Land Inc.
2. Jollibee Foods Corp.
3. Ayala Corp.
4. Globe Telecom
5. San Miguel Corp.
6. Bank of the Philippine Islands
7. ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corp.
8. Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.
9. SM Prime Holdings
10. Banco de Oro Unibank.
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ICM Construction is a team of professional advocates who help businesses with financial investments. This company is located in Illinois and was established in 2008.
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www.cherrybam.com
that has some good myspace layouts.
also www.dolliecrave.com
hope i helped:)
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In construction grade staking: blue tops (2x2x6 to 12 inch stakes) mark the level of finish grade; red tops (2x2x6 to 12 inch stakes) mark the level of sub-grade; the color comes from lumber crayons used by the surveyor to ID the stakes by colorizing stake tops;