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Apparently in the last few years, building codes in Hawaii have gotten pretty stiff. Our plans went back and forth a few times before we got them approved, most of the changes were to meet the updated structural codes. Someone joked, "We have to meet Florida's hurricane codes AND California's earthquake codes." The footings of our home were chiseled into solid rock. After the sill plate went down, two rows of blocks had to go on top of them. Then holes had to be drilled 18 inches into the concrete footings, threaded rods epoxied into the holes, and then special bolt holders had to be secured into every 4x4 and get torqued down. Anything then spanning more than 32 inches, had to have simple metal plates bolted down via the same epoxied bolts. That is just the beginning. The strapping, reinforcing plates, and stressed shear walls are all coming next. I understand the need for structural integrity, but if the entire hillside of our property fell into the ocean, our home would go with it...in ONE piece, dragging the footings with it. Seems like overkill to me.
The Missile Combat Crew Commander and Deputy Missile Combat Crew Commander each had their own combination to this safe; upon receiving a launch order, they would each unlock their padlock in order to verify the code stored within.
The Code for America Summit 2013, Oct 15-17, 2013 in San Francisco, CA held at the Yerba Buena Center. #cfasummit
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NEW! CODING MADE EASY (entering grades 2-5)
Tuesdays, July 24 and 31, 7:00-8:00
Learn the basics of block coding through hands-on “Hour of Code” tutorials. Bring your own laptop or use one provided
by the Library. Each program will feature a different activity
These are pictures captured during the Festival of Museums weekend, 18th - 20th May 2012. All focussed on the theme of local campaigners from history and included:
Friday 18th May - Support the Suffragettes at the John Gray Centre (Haddington),
Saturday 19th May - Campaign with John Muir and Black Agnes in John Muir's Birthplace & Dunbar Town House (Dunbar),
Sunday 20th May- Meet the Miners on Strike at Prestongrange Museum (Prestonpans) and Mary Queen of Scots' Maids at Musselburgh Museum (Musselburgh).
Laser Coding onto pharmaceutical packaging. Markem-Imaje provides lasers at a very competitive price. For more information call 1300 730 428
Cedar Hill Prep has partnered with the clothing company Lands’ End in order to offer our students and their families high quality clothing that is both durable and fashionable. Read more - www.cedarhillprep.com/dress-code/
A mi chemin entre un flash mob et un lip dub, les élèves de l'école de commerce de Tahiti ont eu 48h pour écrire, produire et diffuser sur RFO Polynésie et TNTV leur "Flash Dub". Sur une idée originale de Christophe Gomez, le directeur de l'ECT, cet exercice, partie intégrante du séminaire d'intégration, leur a permis dès leur premier jour, de travailler sur un projet collectif alliant créativité, réactivité, productivité et connaissance des nouveaux médias. Les élèves de l'école de commerce de Tahiti ont réunis en moins de 3 heures plus de 150 figurants, dont les élèves de la CCISM formation, et ont été accompagnés par une équipe de professionnels de l'audiovisuel équipée de 2 caméras et 2 unités de montage. La musique « E Vahine maohi e » du groupe Fenua a été retenue, avec l'aval de Guy Laurens, l'Opt et Universal Music, les éditeurs, pour ses sonorités polynésiennes alliées à un rythme soutenu et dynamique. Le film a été diffusé 48h sur RFO Polynésie et Tahiti nui télévision, puis a fait l'objet d'une campagne de diffusion annonçant le « FlashDub » sur plus de 80 réseaux sociaux mais aussi sur les écrans d'Urban Pub Tahiti et sur www.tahiti.tv
Ce projet a été soutenu par Hee-nalu, Mac Donald Tahiti, Socredo (Ezee), Vanilla matahiti et Vini.
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