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[quote=SD Realtor]Yep definitely a right wing whack job and it is sad to see.[/quote]
Excuse me? So how does this type of statement defuse the conflict between the political parties; Political parties that generate and use this conflict to centralize their power.. on both sides of the isle. This type of statement only stands to inflame.

The ‘perpetrator’ had views supporting communism. This is very much against any thing that the ‘right wing’ and ‘tea party’ members consider. Some are suspecting that part of this perpetrator’s actions are due to a perceived ‘slight’ by Rep. Gabrielle Gifford.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110110/ap_on_re_us/us_congresswoman_shot_gunman_11

One thing I found interesting is that the perp’s dillusions had granules of truth. His mind just bent them to support an extreme position. This world currently seems to be one of getting up, going to work, going home, eating and then going to bed… on the most part for most people. The purpose of working has been forgotten, or that people have been ‘priced out of’ living.

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[quote=SD Realtor]Yep definitely a right wing whack job and it is sad to see.[/quote]
Excuse me? So how does this type of statement defuse the conflict between the political parties; Political parties that generate and use this conflict to centralize their power.. on both sides of the isle. This type of statement only stands to inflame.

The ‘perpetrator’ had views supporting communism. This is very much against any thing that the ‘right wing’ and ‘tea party’ members consider. Some are suspecting that part of this perpetrator’s actions are due to a perceived ‘slight’ by Rep. Gabrielle Gifford.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110110/ap_on_re_us/us_congresswoman_shot_gunman_11

One thing I found interesting is that the perp’s dillusions had granules of truth. His mind just bent them to support an extreme position. This world currently seems to be one of getting up, going to work, going home, eating and then going to bed… on the most part for most people. The purpose of working has been forgotten, or that people have been ‘priced out of’ living.

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[quote=SD Realtor]Yep definitely a right wing whack job and it is sad to see.[/quote]
Excuse me? So how does this type of statement defuse the conflict between the political parties; Political parties that generate and use this conflict to centralize their power.. on both sides of the isle. This type of statement only stands to inflame.

The ‘perpetrator’ had views supporting communism. This is very much against any thing that the ‘right wing’ and ‘tea party’ members consider. Some are suspecting that part of this perpetrator’s actions are due to a perceived ‘slight’ by Rep. Gabrielle Gifford.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110110/ap_on_re_us/us_congresswoman_shot_gunman_11

One thing I found interesting is that the perp’s dillusions had granules of truth. His mind just bent them to support an extreme position. This world currently seems to be one of getting up, going to work, going home, eating and then going to bed… on the most part for most people. The purpose of working has been forgotten, or that people have been ‘priced out of’ living.

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The patio concrete is supposed to meet the house below the weep screed and below the level of the foundation that the outer wall of the house is built on. If it isn’t, water will be driven into the wall of the house and most likely will create dry rot. This weep screed is usually below the foundation sill. The purpose is to shed water outwards if any manages to get in.

http://www.stuccoguru.com/resources/article.cfm?articleID=B-05300&resourceID=3

[quote Scarlett]How concerned shall I be about the first issue, does it have to be fixed sooner than later and how much can it cost[/quote]

Sooner. There is a possible remediation method listed in the link above.

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The patio concrete is supposed to meet the house below the weep screed and below the level of the foundation that the outer wall of the house is built on. If it isn’t, water will be driven into the wall of the house and most likely will create dry rot. This weep screed is usually below the foundation sill. The purpose is to shed water outwards if any manages to get in.

http://www.stuccoguru.com/resources/article.cfm?articleID=B-05300&resourceID=3

[quote Scarlett]How concerned shall I be about the first issue, does it have to be fixed sooner than later and how much can it cost[/quote]

Sooner. There is a possible remediation method listed in the link above.

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The patio concrete is supposed to meet the house below the weep screed and below the level of the foundation that the outer wall of the house is built on. If it isn’t, water will be driven into the wall of the house and most likely will create dry rot. This weep screed is usually below the foundation sill. The purpose is to shed water outwards if any manages to get in.

http://www.stuccoguru.com/resources/article.cfm?articleID=B-05300&resourceID=3

[quote Scarlett]How concerned shall I be about the first issue, does it have to be fixed sooner than later and how much can it cost[/quote]

Sooner. There is a possible remediation method listed in the link above.

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The patio concrete is supposed to meet the house below the weep screed and below the level of the foundation that the outer wall of the house is built on. If it isn’t, water will be driven into the wall of the house and most likely will create dry rot. This weep screed is usually below the foundation sill. The purpose is to shed water outwards if any manages to get in.

http://www.stuccoguru.com/resources/article.cfm?articleID=B-05300&resourceID=3

[quote Scarlett]How concerned shall I be about the first issue, does it have to be fixed sooner than later and how much can it cost[/quote]

Sooner. There is a possible remediation method listed in the link above.

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The patio concrete is supposed to meet the house below the weep screed and below the level of the foundation that the outer wall of the house is built on. If it isn’t, water will be driven into the wall of the house and most likely will create dry rot. This weep screed is usually below the foundation sill. The purpose is to shed water outwards if any manages to get in.

http://www.stuccoguru.com/resources/article.cfm?articleID=B-05300&resourceID=3

[quote Scarlett]How concerned shall I be about the first issue, does it have to be fixed sooner than later and how much can it cost[/quote]

Sooner. There is a possible remediation method listed in the link above.

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Do you need 3D rendering capability, including slopes etc or just a high level 2-D planning tool?

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Do you need 3D rendering capability, including slopes etc or just a high level 2-D planning tool?

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Do you need 3D rendering capability, including slopes etc or just a high level 2-D planning tool?

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Do you need 3D rendering capability, including slopes etc or just a high level 2-D planning tool?

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Do you need 3D rendering capability, including slopes etc or just a high level 2-D planning tool?

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Interesting that you should mention this. I have been looking at the same thing.

I have seen nice things produced in Google Sketchup. In playing with the free version, I found the interface a little difficult and ambiguous. I also found it hard to make things to exact scale. There is pay version of Sketchup, but I wasn’t going to front the cash for that because of what I saw in the free version. Sketchup also has the ability to add plug-in modules.

I’ll will get back to this with more info later.

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Interesting that you should mention this. I have been looking at the same thing.

I have seen nice things produced in Google Sketchup. In playing with the free version, I found the interface a little difficult and ambiguous. I also found it hard to make things to exact scale. There is pay version of Sketchup, but I wasn’t going to front the cash for that because of what I saw in the free version. Sketchup also has the ability to add plug-in modules.

I’ll will get back to this with more info later.

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