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January 30, 2009

It's a little bit of a challenge to install siding in bitter cold (I'm told), or when the roof is dribbling on your head, or if supported 20 feet off the ground by a platform shiny with ice, or when the coffee runs out. Synergy plows forward pushing towards completion.
November 13, 2008

January 29, 2009

One of the challenges siding over 4" of foam on an 80 year old house, is that the house has settled, the walls bow slightly. They may even have been built that way. Wouldn't be surprised. To reduce these imperfections they torque the firring screws, better aligning the exterior. It is an imprecise science.

January 27, 2009

Night Shots

These may be the last interesting night shots of the project. Siding is going up quickly now, and will soon cover the dazzling reflective aluminum foil. These shots show that the entire front has been covered in rigid foam except for the 3rd floor.

For safety, the 3rd floor will be de-windowed, re-windowed, flashed, stripped of shingles, tyveked, insulated and sided all at once.

These 15 second exposures were long enough to capture the stars above but not long enough for the blur of Earth's rotation to set in.
The right side of the house is lit by a clean white 75 watt bulb in the neighbor's house. The front of the house is unfortunately yellow, lit by the sodium vapor street lights.
Click on the photos to see the full "compressed resolution", but let me tell you that the full uncompressed photos, too large to upload, are awesome.

Firring strips screwed into the wall through 4" of rigid foam using 6" screws. As the firring strips are tightened the foam pulls in tight to the house, and only then as the air is squeezed out between the layers and the house, does the insulation really go to work.

NuCedar Siding

It's unlikely that you have seen this new siding system before, but you will be seeing lots more of it. It's brilliant. NuCedar is a solid engineered pre-painted clapboard made of vinyl. It installs in a similar fashion to wood clapboard, but because the vertically adjacent pieces lock together there is no face nailing. It's attached loosely to allow expansion into the specially designed trim pieces, and does not require caulking like wood and fiber-cement. Because it's solid, and installed piece by piece, it has the shadow lines of wood clapboard.

The Pella Parlay

The fine people at Pella asked me to speak this weekend at the Boston Home Show about the project, and I was thrilled to be asked, and looking forward to doing it, and brushed up on my rusty PowerPoint skills, and printed up handouts, and fretted about how exciting insulation really is when you get right down to it. Oh, I know I shouldn't have worried. Who doesn't love to talk about insulation? See Pella printed a great sign as well.

Lovers of insulation were to miss out though. My sensational presentation was derailed by the failure of the Bay Side Expo's public address system. They can't come if they don't know. Foul play by Big Oil you ask? One never knows.

Know anyone who wants to hear a sensational Super-Insulation presentation?

January 26, 2009

Side Show Moves to the Center Ring

Siding was last installed on November 18, when Steve Thomas and his Planet Green TV crew were filming Renovation Nation, and they needed to see a little bit of everything.
No longer needing to entertain the Hollywood folks, the contractors reverted to their normal system of installing all the rigid foam before installing any siding. With the foam insulation nearly 98% complete, the NuCedar engineered siding becomes the primary focus. For the record, Green is a fine color, but the look of polished aluminum just blows me away, and I'm not the only one. Why isn't this an option anywhere?

January 25, 2009

Snow melt

Walking the kids to school and back one passes all manner of roof ice and roof insulation problems. The neighborhood is marked by gutter freeze, and big honking icicles. What people tell the world about their homes, and particularly their attics through the snow melt.....if only they knew.

Frozen gutters. Extensive icicle growth.
Icicle formation requires that the outside air be warm enough to allow the escaped heat to melt the snow, yet cold enough to refreeze the water before it falls to the ground. The less effective the roof insulation, the warmer the roof, and greater the snow melt. Super insulation will minimize melt and icicles by cooling the roof surface. There will still be melt during warm sunny days, but then icicles are impossible.
January 21: neighbor

January 21: neighbor

January 22: neighbor

The lower roof melt areas here are wider than the higher ridges. Guessing, the insulation in the attic is on the floor and the area between the roof rafters are uninsulated. The heat that does escape into the attic travels to the roof and passes more easily between the rafters (the wider areas) than through the somewhat more insulating rafters (the thinner areas).
January 22: neighbor

I would guess this to be the opposite. Insulation is in the roof rafters. The rafters here are the weak link and show the greatest melt.
January 22: neighbor

Another example of attic floor insulation, shown with the wider melt areas, demonstrated with a kind of shingle lithography. The thermal properties of the roofing shingles comes right through.
January 22: neighbor

The roof area to the right of the downspout in this December 7 photo is a new addition with a cathedral ceiling, and one assumes extensive insulation in the rafters. You can see that the rafters on both sides of the skylight are doubled up as is the practice, and we can guess that there are two recessed lights, one on each side of the skylight. The roof to the left of the downspout is a cold attic insulated on the floor and sealed from the cathedral ceiling. The diagnal telltail? No idea.
UPDATE: Read the reader comment below for a brillaint sugestion for the cause of the diagnal telltail.

This is our roof in a photo taken January 21. Like a Westminster Kennel Club winner, this blue ribbon roof has a nice shiny coat of snow, and is completely house-broken with only a few stray icicles. A roof like this should have a very small range of icicle producing temperatures.

January 22, 2009

Near zero temperatures, and 2 or 3 pretty incredible snow storms. Contractors miss 2 days but it's not a complete loss; the pond skating is fantastic as long as you dig out a spot.

The sun room wall is fully insulated and actually quite cozy, and the new tiny windows are slick.

The team starts on the front of the house zipping towards completion of insulation. The boiler is spending long periods off.....even when outside temperatures are frosty. We're using less oil, but some post-project number crunching is required to know exactly how much less.

I have a new hobby. I'm driving down the street looking at the contours of other people's roof snow. You can figure out alot about a house's attic layout and rafter insulation just by looking at snow. We'll get some pictures up here soon.

January 17, 2009

Our Story Goes Regional, National and Global

Associated Press reporter Jay Lindsay releases the story to the wires:
Mass. hopes to learn from 'super insulated' house
It found a home at a few national outlets; ABC.com, MSNBC.com, a few global environmental websites, a slew of regional newspapers, and something in Australia. It wouldn't seem to me that Australia has a problem staying warm.
Homeowner Alex Cheimets shows the two-inch-thick insulation on his house in Arlington, Mass. Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2009. Cheimets' house is part of a super insulation pilot project designed to conserve energy and control heating and cooling costs for the homeowner. (AP Photo/Winslow Townson)

The timing could not have been better for the story of the super insulation research taking place in Arlington Massachusetts and the team of supporters and sponsors behind it. The story hits after several days of "tuchas" freezing weather across great swaths of the United States, and just days before Barack Obama takes his place, and turns the page on alternative energy and conservation and our expectations of government and ourselves.

Also picked up by the websites of the Boston Globe, Boston Herald, Worcester Telegram, WHDH channel 7, CW channel 56, Examiner.com, The Danbury CT News Times, Fosters Daily Democrat of NH, The Day from New London, CT,

January 12, 2009

Windows, Doors, and Lights

The glorious custom Lemieux oak doors are installed, dusted and polished, and the door's low-E windows have been cleaned of the residue urethane and cherry stain.
They look so good, feel so solid and heavy, and work so well in comparison to the doors that they replace, that they carry the entire house several notches up the status chart. Even without the siding, they make a huge contribution to the view from the street.

The project includes window size reduction in the Unit 1 and Unit 2 sun rooms, converting a wall of windows overlooking the driveway to a mostly insulated wall that could be lined with bookshelves, or upgraded with a wood stove, or simply a space to hang a poster showing your basic cuts of beef. The sky's the limit.

The plan was to re-use the trim so that the new low profile windows look like they were always just that way.

Notice the beige surface mounted outlets below the window in the first photo? Now seems like a bang-up time to rip those out and re-locate 12" higher in the new window voids. Only 3 outlets? Heck I can do that myself. I even know to shut the circuit breaker at the service box so as not to jump-stop my already beating heart.

The sunroom is directly over the basement electrical box, so I plugged a work light into the sunroom outlet and dangled it out the window 12 ft to the ground. In the basement, I switched off the circuit breakers until the light outside the basement window went out.

Circuit breaker 11 did it. Great. Returned upstairs to do my electrical magic only to find to my surprise that most of the house was dark. Breaker 11 is one busy little circuit breaker, with its tentacles secretly controlling nearly everything we do. Just look at this inventory of its domain:

  • 2nd floor sunroom ceiling light + all of its plugs
  • 3rd floor storage room
  • 3rd floor front bedroom ceiling light but none of the plugs
  • 3rd floor stairway light
  • 3rd floor master bedroom and one of its plugs
  • 2nd floor dining room light and one of its plugs
  • AND the power to the kitchen range hood and gas oven

How have we put most of our lives in the hands of breaker 11? Were we asleep at the switch?

Since all the lights are now CFLs the electrical load has never been lower, but still this is kind of whacky, and needs to be fixed. If only we can keep breaker 11 from learning our plans.

January 8, 2009

The Home Stretch

The team slogs through the measuring and carving of the rigid foam, cutting in every bloody slot to make way for every bloody rafter tail to finish this drama free "Quickie" wall. It's always the details that kill you, and Mike is taking on a crazed look. No more coffee for Mike today.

Finished with that, they turn the corner and start stripping the 2nd floor above the front entranceway.

We learn that the two front columns are NOT weight bearing. Just there for looks. That chunk of house is just cantilevered over the abyss. A cantilever would be rocket science for the hacks that built this house (and that field stone foundation).

The electricians arrived and whipped through their work orders:
-Fixed the bizarre basement wiring, organizing and fastening lines to the ceiling and eliminating dead lines.
-Re-wired the rear lights, the front entryway lights, the back deck lights.
-Moved the dryer hook-up for Unit #1 next to the washer for unit #1.....and just as quickly moved it back. I guess that was a mistake.
-Shifted the main electric service connection from the driveway-side around the corner to the front of the house.

The driveway width was always barely acceptable before........in fact if ever a passenger, I normally closed my eyes. Now it will be 5" less acceptable. To avoid the loss of our electric meters (again) to a wayward vehicle, we're shifting the service pick-up to the front and crossing our fingers that it can made to look somewhat less than a festering sore on the house, a wound, a scar, a blight.....not that I'm fixating on the wiring. OK, I am fixating on the wiring.

We are actually so proud of our wiring and electrical service, that we asked for an extra coil to be up there banging against the wall. That's going to get fixed.

We had considered reducing the insulation on that one wall segment to 2" thick, or just 2" thick within 6 ft of the ground, and then transitioning back to 4" to the roof. Sounds fussy and complex doesn't it? Keep it simple. Learn to drive or get off the driveway.

The reflective foil is looking pretty slick.

January 7 is a freezing rain day. No one shows up and the kids leave 2 hours late.

The team returns to work the 8th, finishes stripping the front, starts stripping the last sections of the old siding on the sun room, and rips out the entryway doors.

The doors going in are of standard height, which is shorter than the doors coming out. Some trim surgery is required above the door.

With day's end, the last of the ugliest shingles on Earth await their execution on the peak of the roof. The magnificent Lemieux doors are installed and accessorized with such things as knobs and locks. We are totally unworthy.
More un-insulated voids are found and stuffed. House wrap is applied over sheating.

I don't want to jinx anything here......but... Can I confide in you? Can you keep a secret?
I can actually visualize completion.

January 5, 2009

Basement Archeology II

Just when we were having fun....
What better way to spend the first weekend of the new year than to Shop Vac the basement, inspect the foaming work and look for any air leaks? You should try it. With the plaster shielding finally removed, the first full inspection in 80 years would now be possible. The unusually "cold" cold would make the hunt for air leaks a snap.

First, if you have a minute, a little background on foundations:

Your modern poured concrete foundation, with their "finished" basements, toy rooms, shag carpet, and home theaters, are designed for all those shallow people with weak constitutions. You know the type? Think folks with hoop earrings and cheese whiz. These are people who have trouble committing to anything larger than themselves......like a basement.

Your field stone walled basement, on the other hand, is something akin to the darkest corners of the Bastille. Children will never willingly go into a field stone basement because they know that an under-lit New England basement is where nightmares are born, and sometimes are secretly buried. A field stone wall is a living, breathing, heaving, moving entity just barely held together by a lime-based mortar softer than your fingernail. As they age, the ancient walls poop little piles of lime dust. They form cleaving cracks that several generations of immigrant Italian and Irish labor have toiled to keep stiched together.

How does one maintain a field stone basement? The sage advice fluctuates between, "It's 80 years old, and it's going to survive you, your children, and your grandchildren", to a recommendation for regular annual checks and touch-ups which end only when you die.

The "foundation" of this most recent foundation concern can be seen in the corner behind our state-of-the-art, gleaming laundry center. (Why, you can just about eat off the floor!) Not the 4 ft gaping crack leaking arctic air, no not that. That we can fix. No, what spooked me, was behind that crack. A void opening at the top roughly large enough for Jimmy Hoffa. Truth be known, I almost stuck my whole arm in there, until Jimmy Hoffa came to mind.

Oh no, what to do?
An urgent call to the mason (stone mason not the cult with the protractors) was met with a rapid response, "be there in 30 minutes". The mason arrived, looked around, and said, "ehh, no big deal, we fix it after your project is done. You know, this foundation is 80, and will last another 100 years no problem."

January 3, 2009

Basement Archeology I

Look what we found in the basement.
A new, unused in the box, Underwood Electric Dry Shaver, and as the sign says, "...equal in quality and performance of any $15 shaver".

Manufacturered sometime between 1938 and 1941 just 67 - 70 years ago.
The razor came with a "Lifetime Guarantee Service Card", but since the company, their employees, the salesperson, the customer, and the poor slob who never received this as a gift are all dead......I wondered if the razor itself might still have some life left in it.

The wire insulation had disintegrated, so I rewired it with a new cord set, and electrically taped it up. No on/off switch, just plug it in and hope for the best.

Wouldn't you know it? Not only did I not get electrocuted, I was able to coax it to remove the random arm hair. A 70 year old shaver that jumped to life on its first shave. This is exactly the kind of quality that Americans are capable of assuming that there were any factories left in America still making consumer goods. Well we still make great building materials, like every one of the products used in this project. They will still be on the job keeping this house warm and comfortable, for generations to come.

January 1, 2009

Finally, a Quickie Wall

December 29 - 30, 2008

Finally the wall that we've all been waiting for. No angles, no porches, no challenges, no personality at all, just a quick strip, wrap and full size boards of Dow Tuff-R insulation. Our guys should have been able to go to town on the wall blindfolded, but the weather had a few curve balls up its sleeve. 30 mph gusts.

Pre-Project photo of the wall December 29, 2008: a quick strip Notice the 1st and 2nd floor sealed windows. These are two bathroom windows that were closed off 20 years ago when the duplex was converted to condos. Those contractors from a generation ago, could not be bothered to stuff a little fiberglass next to either bath tub. The voids are stuffed tight this time.

December 30, 2008: Two hours before the Fastened Wrap. Unrolling and attempting to staple 10" wide house wrap in 30 mph winds. It was a bit nuts.....and would have made a great picture.

December 30, 2008: The crew nearly completes cutting and applying two layers of foam and completing the wall before the arrival of the New Year's Eve snow....but not quite.


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April 12, 2009

A Little Bit of This and a Little Bit That

Two Fantech HRVs (Heat Recovery Ventilators) are installed for unit 1 and unit 2 to bring in fresh air, exhaust stale air, AND salvage the heat from the stale air to heat up the fresh air.
The Unit 1 HRV is installed in the basement. Since the bottom of the unit is below grade it was going to be something of a challenge to get the condensation drain out of the building....but then who knows how much condensation is expected in winter. We decide to drain into a bucket and see if evaporation can keep up with condensation.

Unit 2 had its own challenges. To reduce breaks in the envelope, the HRV for unit 2 would exhaust through the 2nd floor bathroom exhaust duct. At the same time the 3rd floor bathroom, which never had ducted ventilation, also was going to be connected to the 2nd floor bathroom exhaust duct. It's a busy duct.

This image is looking up to the 3rd floor soffit. The vent on the right is the exhaust damper for the 2nd + 3rd floor bathroom and the Unit 2 HRV. The small hole on the left has a small clear hose protruding so condensation can drip out.

The HRV was designed to pull from the 3rd floor back room and vent into the 2nd floor back room. Because the connecting staircase is in the front of the house, the air circulates throughout the house. The air intake is not visible as it is hidden within the new soffit. Normally this might be fine, but the soffit is fabricated from a PVC material, and I'm not comfortable having our fresh air filtered through a solar heated PVC box.......of course I could be nuts.

We get our exterior water spigot back, while finally solving that mysterious leak in the wall. This is just in time for spring grass re-seeding.

We got the bulk of our backyard back as the contractors start pulling materials and equipment out.

The mason arrived to fix the foundation which had split. This shows the opening the Mason made to fix the guts of the wall.

Here we're all finished.

Anderson foam is coming in for a final spray to fill in the few areas ripped out by various electricians, plumbers, and cable guys and to spray an area where the drywall had not been removed prior to the main spraying back in December.

Janee Martin said...

You are right that if want to give a new look to our house than remodeling is the best way but remodeling really cost lot of money that’s why I didn’t go for remodeling.

stu93 said...

Stuart Besnoff
189 North Street
Windsor, MA 01270

I read about your project in the RPI alumni magazine. Please let me know if you would like to compare notes with the new construction solar house which became my home during October 2008. Some details and photos are available at www.AlpineSolarHeat.com.

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Qur'an Gate is a historic gate in the north of Shiraz, Iran.

The Gate was first built during the reign of ‘Adud ad-Dawla. By the time of the Zand dynasty, it had sustained a lot of damage, so it was restored and a small room on top was added, in which were kept hand-written Qur’āns by Sultan Ibrahim Bin Shahrukh Gurekani. The two Qur’āns are known as Hifdah-Man. Travelers passing underneath the gates were believed to receive the blessing of the Holy Book as they began their trip or journey from Shiraz.

During the Qajar dynasty, the gate was damaged by multiple earthquakes; it was later restored by Mohammad Zaki Khan Nouri. In 1937 the two Qur’āns were taken from the gate and were taken to the Pars Museum in Shiraz, where they remain today. In 1949 the arch of the gate was restored by Hossein Igar (Based on Wikipedia).

Qur'an gate is a historical monument in Shiraz. The name is chosen , cause the Qur'an book ( Muslims Holy Book) on top of the gate.

In Iranian culture, walking behind Qur'an, when you are going to go to travel , cause bring auspicious moments through the journey. Thus, they had installed the holy book to cause lucky things.

The beside of this gate is a highway to Isfahan and Tehran cities, nowadays; but there were Allahu Akbar valley about 50 years ago.

Kkajou Kermani tomb is on top of this site and let's take a look, it has fantastic scene, also.

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“How many sexual partners have you had? As in, sexual intercourse with penetration.”
“Any same-sex partners?”
“No. My door doesn't swing that way.”
The nurse smirked, marking down her response. “What kind of protection or forms of birth control do you use? I know on your intake papers you said you were on birth control.”
“Yes, I take a low-dose estrogen and I require anyone I’m with to use a condom. The last thing I need is some kind of STD.”
“Very smart way to think about it. Next, do you masturbate?”
Victoria tried to swallow, half-choked on it going down, then vaulted into a coughing fit. “Sorry, didn't see that one coming. I've, uh, tried before but it was about as much fun as a dental cleaning so I haven’t tried again in a couple years.”
Nurse Trisha made a note on her paper. “Have you ever been able to orgasm while masturbating?”
Her cheeks heated again. “I don’t think so.”
“From my experience, if you had, you’d know it. And what about sexual intercourse with a partner. Are you able to orgasm through vaginal penetration?”
“Kind of?” It came out a question and the paper rustled when Victoria shifted on the table again. “If I can get there.It seems to kind of fizzle out.”
“Does anal sex have any effect on the strength or intensity of your orgasms?”
“I've never tried…that.”
More filling out of the form and she flipped to a new page. “Do you have any kinds of sex toys?”
“A vibrator that a friend bought me. I was stupid enough to tell her I couldn't orgasm during sex with the boyfriend I had at the time.”
“Did the toy help you to orgasm solo or during sex?”
“I've never tried it actually. My last boyfriend found out I wasn't coming with him, and then found out about the toy from my friend.We weren't together twenty-four hours later. That was a few months ago and I haven’t exactly been eager to get back on the sex bandwagon. Sex just to have it so somebody else can get off, gets old real quick.”
“I can imagine that’s mighty frustrating. Do you watch porn at all?”
She couldn't help but laugh. “No. I don’t have time to waste.”
More scribbles, “Anything in particular turn you on or off?
“I don’t like having to tell the guy what to do, what to…you know…touch. That’s what it devolves into though.”
“Do you get wet when the guy you’re with takes charge? A dominating partner?”
“Umm…I don’t know. I tend to date educated, seemingly sophisticated men. But I like a man’s man. Don’t want someone wearing make-up or shaving their armpits. Blah. I want to feel small and taken care of, protected. I really like it when—”
A heavy knock on the door hit the delete button on the rest of what she was going to say. Nurse Trisha’s expression said it all. Shock bled from the nurse’s face as she mumbled an apology and hurried to the door. Not a normal occurrence around here, she figured.
Victoria tucked the sheet tighter around her lap, wriggling on the noisy paper and questioning her sanity once more. A hushed argument built outside her room, funneling through the crack in the door.
A deep and sexy voice rumbled through her insides making her giddy or nauseous, she wasn't sure which.
“I’ll be taking over this patient for the duration of her involvement in the study.”
Trisha stammered a bit, adding,“I haven’t even finished the preliminary questions yet.”
“I’ll finish them so we can begin. May I remind you, I’m the head of this study and my name goes on the bottom line of each patient. No one needs to remind me how important this is.”
Silence filled the room and the hallway—and possibly a two block radius.

The man speaking…Victoria didn't actually need to see him. She knew who he was before he widened the door, stepping inside. The tall, dark and delicious guy she glimpsed out front behind the glass, strode toward her, with Trisha nipping at his heels.

Victoria’s been called frigid by every boyfriend she’s ever had. Having never gotten off during sex with even one of them probably has something to do with it. But none of them knew how broken she really is. She not only hasn’t gotten off having sex, she’s never orgasmed…ever.
Then she sees an interdepartmental memo for a university study that claims it can help with her little problem. Once she signs her name on the dotted line, Dr. Hotlidge, finds all the right buttons to push.
He’s been looking for the perfect subject for his grant study, but something’s been missing from each of the women he’s questioned so far. Everything changes when Jane Smith #129 steps into his exam room.
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AK-Sen: Everyone’s watching Joe Miller’s next move, as tomorrow is the day he has to decide whether or not to appeal a trial court decision in order to keep fighting his largely-hopeless fight with Lisa Murkowski. On Friday afternoon, a state superior court judge ruled against Miller’s lawsuit, and in pretty withering fashion, saying he presented no evidence of fraud or malfeasance, only “hearsay, speculation, and… sarcasm.” This comes on top of other comments on Friday by state elections director Gail Fenumiai strongly disputing one of Miller’s cornerstone issues, that there was a strange sudden influx of felons voting in the state.

CT-Sen, CT-04: Rep. Jim Himes confirms that he isn’t going to run for Senate in 2012 against Joe Lieberman (if Lieberman even decides to stick around). It’s also pretty clear confirmation that Rep. Chris Murphy is ready to run on the Dem line, as Himes said he’s deferring to his slightly-more-senior colleague and might consider running if Murphy changed his mind. (The article also mentions that Rep. Joe Courtney is “considering” the race. Ex-SoS Susan Bysiewicz’s interest is well-known as well, although I doubt she’ll be able to manage to file her candidacy papers successfully.)

HI-Sen: Sometimes the Beltway media’s parsing of every innocent word from a potential candidate gets a little maddening, but this throw-away line from Linda Lingle’s website flagged by David Catanese is actually pretty suggestive of a future run (probably against Dan Akaka in 2012): the site is titled “Looking Back, and Forward,” and her first blog post is “Continuing the Journey.”

MD-Sen: Contrast that with Bob Ehrlich, who seems ripe to fall into the Dino Rossi trap but has just made it pretty clear that he won’t be running for anything else again. He says a Senate run would be “very highly unlikely.”

ME-Sen: The only story that seems to be here is that the viable Tea Party candidate that has been promised to emerge to take on Olympia Snowe is starting to look like more of a mirage. A must-read (for sheer hubris and wtf?ness) interview with the state’s self-appointed head teabagger, Andrew Ian Dodge, makes it sound like the candidate that Dodge is allegedly talking to is either imaginary, or else is Dodge himself (seeing as how he’s from southern Maine and has his own money).

MI-Sen: PPP includes a GOP primary portion in their Michigan Senate poll, and like a lot of other polls this far out, name rec seems to rule the day. Ex-Gov. John Engler, despite eight years out of the picture, has the lead (in fact, that may be good news, as the general electorate doesn’t remember him fondly; he underperforms Debbie Stabenow, losing by 7, compared with Peter Hoekstra, who loses by 1). It’s Engler 31, Hoekstra 24, with 12 for ex-AG Mike Cox, Terri Lynn Land (who may be interested in this race after all) at 7, Candice Miller at 5, Mike Rogers at 4, Thad McCotter at 3, and Tim Leuliette (the most-interested candidate so far) at 0.

NJ-Sen: The Hill has an article that’s mostly about how no GOPers are stepping up to express their interest in an uphill fight against Bob Menendez, but it does include the obligatory list of possible contenders. Top of the list is a rematch from state Sen. (and gubernatorial progeny) Tom Kean Jr., but also mentioned are Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno, state Sen. Joe Kyrillos, Anna Little (a small-town mayor who was competitive against Rep. Frank Pallone this year), state Sen. Jennifer Beck, former state Sen. Bill Baroni, and state GOP chair Jay Webber if all else fails.

NY-Sen: Rep. Peter King does some coulda-woulda-shoulda in a recent interview, saying he definitely would have run in 2010 had Caroline Kennedy been the appointee. As for a run in 2012 against Kirsten Gillibrand (when she’s up for election for her first full term), he’s only “keeping his options open,” apparently leery of her fundraising prowess.

PA-Sen: Rep. Charlie Dent is usually at the top of the list for Senate race speculation, but a recent interview has him sounding rather un-candidate-ish: he’s about to land a plum spot on Appropriations, and speaks of it in terms of “one never rules anything out,” which to my ear sounds a few steps down the Beltway-ese totem pole from “considering” it. One other interesting rumor bubbling up is that ex-Gov. Mark Schweiker is being courted to run. The question is whether anybody even remembers Schweiker; he spent less than two years on the job in the early 00s after getting promoted after Tom Ridge moved to the Bush administration, and declined to run for his own full term.

VT-Sen: Could Bernie Sanders see a real opponent? While he isn’t specifically threatening to run yet, State Auditor Tom Salmon is taking to Facebook to attack Sanders over his anti-tax deal agitating (including attacking Sanders for being a socialist, which doesn’t quite have the same effective power with Sanders as with most Dems since he’s likely just to say “guilty as charged”). At any rate, going after the entrenched Sanders seems like an odd move if it comes to pass, as Peter Shumlin, who narrowly won the open gubernatorial race, seems like a much easier target in a blue state that’s willing to elect Republican governors but has sworn them off at the national level.

CA-Gov: Steve Poizner sounds likely to make another run at the governor’s mansion in 2014, publicly telling various people that he would have made a much better candidate than Meg Whitman. Poizner will have to step it up on the financial situation next time, though; self-funding only to the tune of eight digits, instead of nine, was pretty weak sauce.

IN-Gov: With Evan Bayh apparently out of the gubernatorial sweepstakes, Brad Ellsworth seems to be jockeying to the front of the line today, although with some of the requisite hedging. The other main contender, of course, is Evansville mayor Jonathan Weinzapfel, although the impact of redistricting changes (at the hand of the now-GOP-held legislature) could drive Reps. Joe Donnelly or Baron Hill into the race. Two lesser Dem names who’ve been bandied about, Hammond mayor Thomas McDermott and former state House speaker John Gregg, are already taking their names off the table, lining up behind others for now: McDermott backing Ellsworth and Gregg backing Weinzapfel. One final new Dem name to keep an eye on: Lake County Sheriff Roy Dominguez.

MS-Gov: For now, the Democratic side on the Mississippi governor’s race seems to be between two men: Hattiesburg mayor Johnny DuPree (that city’s first African-American mayor) and businessman Bill Luckett, who has his own money (and the backing of Morgan Freeman… apparently for real, unlike with NC-04’s B.J. Lawson).

WA-Gov: Here’s a good take from Joel Connolly (dean of the local press corps) on the 2012 gubernatorial election in Washington state, which the Beltway press seems to treat like an open book but everyone local knows is going to be between Rep. Jay Inslee and AG Rob McKenna, who’s probably the best shot the GOP has had in decades of winning the governor’s race. (Chris Gregoire can, by law, run for a third term, but, in practice, that would be unheard of even if she weren’t already too unpopular to do so feasibly.)

NY-15: Is the Charles Rangel era actually coming to a close? He’s not ruling out another run in 2012 but saying he’ll have to think about retirement. And in public comments he is actively pointing to a generation of successors, citing state Sens. Adriano Espaillat and Robert Rodriguez, and state Assemblyman Keith Wright. (Although Harlem is the core of the district, it now has more Hispanics than it does African-Americans… and the wild card is that the fastest growing group in this district is white regentrifiers.)

LA-St. Leg.: The hemorrhaging of Dem state legislators to the GOP in Louisiana continues apace, with one of its most prominent state Reps., the mellifluously-named Noble Ellington, sounding about ready to pull the trigger on a switch. He’d follow two state Sens., John Alario and John Smith, who also recently crossed the aisle.

Philly mayor: You’d think that at age 80, you’d want to think about retirement, but not if you’re Arlen Specter, apparently. There’s word of a poll making the rounds (from Apex Research, with no mention of who paid for it or why) that not only links the outgoing Senator to a mayoral run (in the city where he got his start generations ago as the DA) but actually has him in the lead. The poll has Specter at 28, with incumbent Michael Nutter at 19, Sam Katz at 9, Anthony Hardy Williams at 8, Tom Knox at 7, Bob Brady at 6, and Alan Butkovitz (anybody care to let me know who he is?) at 6.

WATN?: Try as he may, Artur Davis just can’t get the douchiness out of his system. On his way to the private sector, he’s still taking the pox-on-both-your-houses approach on his way out the door, writing an op-ed calling for an independent party as the solution to all of Alabama’s woes. Meanwhile, Mariannette Miller-Meeks has landed on her feet, after losing a second run in IA-02 in a rare setback for the Ophthalmologists (who elected at least two more of their own to Congress this year): Terry Branstad just named her head of Iowa’s Dept. of Public Health.

Census: Finally, this may be the most exciting news of the day: we have a reporting date for the first real batch of 2010 Census data. Dec. 21 will be the day the Census Bureau releases its state population counts, which also includes reapportionment data (i.e. how many House seats each state will get… at least prior to the inevitable litigation process among the most closely-bunched states).

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  1. I hear both Rep. Smith (NJ-4) & Lance (NJ-7) are exploring statewide bids if they get the short end of the stick in redistricting, but are both prepared to take on Rush Holt (NJ-12) if they get thrown in with him in a lead R or true swing district. Both are keeping their cards pretty close to the vest, which is smart since (even if it is a non-partisan redistricing committee) showing signs of leaving an open seat makes your district an appetizing target.

  2. As anyone else noticed that if you use the Test Data option for California in Dave’s Redistricting App, the data provided for racial stats by precinct reflects 2000 census data, not more recent estimates? According the Census’ American Community Survey for 2009, California is now 42% Non-Hispanic White and 37% Hispanic, while in 2000 (and according to the app’s test data) these stats were 47% Non-Hispanic and 32% Hispanic. When you get to the business of trying to draw a new map for 2010, this becomes a big problem (like, for example, there are plenty more than enough Hispanics in western Riverside County living close enough together to make a majority-Hispanic district there, but that can’t really be done with the Test Data).

    So I wanted to contact Dave and make sure that he’s aware of the discrepancy and see if there’s anything I or anyone else can do help fix it, but I wanted to see if someone else had contacted him about this before (and maybe even if there’s already a fix on the way) so that he’s not inundated with messages.

  3. How does this impact their 2012 prospects? My hunch is this signals Ensign plans to retire. As for Gillibrand, this development may well entice Peter King into pulling the trigger.

  4. I think she is one of Branstad’s stronger appointees. The head of the health department isn’t one of the most high-profile jobs, but she could be in the middle of some important policy battles. If she wants to run for office again someday (perhaps statewide, or for a redrawn Congressional seat, or for a state legislative seat), she may feel she needs to go along with the Republican plans for her department, which probably involve significant budget cuts. On the other hand, state department heads usually lobby against legislative efforts to axe their programs.

    The Iowa Department of Public Health oversees so many different programs. One that Republicans have wanted to put on the chopping block for some time is the “just eliminate lies” anti-smoking public relations campaign. They were also critical of a Democratic bill to mandate lead testing for children, but I don’t know whether they would go so far as to try to repeal that. Will Mariannette Miller-Meeks argue publicly against budget cuts that would harm Iowans’ health?

    County recorders are also part of the Iowa Department of Public Health bureaucracy. In the spring of 2009, as some Republicans were urging county recorders not to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, the IDPH sent recorders a clear message: “All county recorders in the state of Iowa are required to comply with the Varnum decision (following issuance of procedendo from the Supreme Court) and to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples in the same manner as licenses issued to opposite gender applicants.”

    I haven’t heard any Republicans try to reopen that can of worms lately, but I wonder how MMM would respond if some Republicans encourage her to change the IDPH’s official instructions to county recorders regarding marriage licenses.

  5. does anyone think we have a shot at overturning this ruling on appeal?  I looked at wiki and it showed that the 4th circuit has a majority of its justices appointed by Clinton and Obama.  Does this case even get appealed to the 4th circuit since it is a federal law?

  6. Iowa Governor-elect Terry Branstad announced today that Brenna Findley will be his legal counsel. Findley was Steve King’s chief of staff for seven years before running unsuccessfully for Iowa attorney general this year. (Tom Miller winning that race was one of the few bright spots for Iowa Democrats.)

    Everyone here expected Branstad to appoint Findley to something. He talked up her candidacy at virtually every campaign stop and appeared in one of her television commercials. The national Republican money came in big time for Findley, which probably had something to do with Branstad too. She has very little experience in the practice of law, so in some ways that’s a strange choice for legal counsel. I had heard rumors she might be appointed head of the department of public safety; that was a major theme of her campaign commercials.

  7. Today is my one year anniversary of joining here.

    AK Sen- PLEASE let this guy be the R nominee against Begich.

    CT-Sen, CT-04- Go Chris Murphy!

    HI-Sen- Who cares? Seriously, she might get a whole 40% of the vote if she’s lucky. She’s very unpopular and Hawaii is moving to the left like crazy. I could care less if she runs. I’m not even slightly scared.

    MD-Sen- Funny how that race was a tossup up for such a long time. Bob’s done.

    ME-Sen- I think this will be our best pickup opportunity as long as Snowe loses.

    MI-Sen- This race will be tough.

    NJ-Sen- LG’s the best bet.

    NY-Sen- Yeah, King isn’t stupid. He’s not giving up a Chairmanship to get his ass handed to him.

    PA-Sen- The Gov is probably a good get, the GOP bench isn’t really that good.

    VT-Sen- Why bother?

    CA-Gov- Who’s better him or Abe?

    IN-Gov- Ellsworth could be a good candidate. Happy about Greg not getting in. Weinzapfel has a lot of potential.

    MS-Gov- Yawn.

    WA-Gov- This will be a tough race.

    NY-15- You couldn’t have dropped out this year?

    LA-St. Leg- I’d hate to be a southern dem. Dang, how many switches have we had in the last month?

    Philly mayor- PLEASE let this be true. I love Specter, though he is probably too old.

    WATN? Artur Davis you are an ass and no one likes you. Go to K Street you jackass. Good for MMM I suppose.

    Census- Can’t wait!

  8. Schwiecker was very popular in 2002 and IIRC there were polls that had him even or beating Rendell because of the successful mine rescue in the Summer.  If anyone remembers, I don’t know.

  9. I can’t find a list, but I’m assuming he did.  He missed what could have been a brilliant political ploy.

    there have been some arguments that Lieberman’s only chance is to run as a democrat and hope the voter’s reliance on party ID will pull him through.

    However, what does Lieberman offer that any other standard dem could offer without his rather douchey past?  nothing.  UNLESS he had voted against the tax cuts.

    he’s appealing to almost no one with his vote for the tax cuts, republicans won’t support him unless they nominate an angle like candidate.  many dems hate the idea and moderates MIGHT warm to him a BIT.

    But, if he voted against the tax cuts, a bill the liberal base, who votes in the primary, hates.  the vote could be seen to them as a “Grand romantic gesture,” kind of like where buster accidentally bids on Lucille two at the auction on Arrested Development.

    It WON’T repair the relationship between Lieberman and the dem primary electorate, but it would certainly help.  Instead, I guess he’ll either run as an indie, or retire.

  10. to say about Republicans these days, but I will say I respect them for not just giving up on any race. They might not always strike gold, or even bronze, when they find a candidate to run, but they don’t let the odds count them out of the race before it begins. They probably aren’t going to win the Senate seats in Maryland or Hawaii, but they sure as shit will try. It’d be nice if Democrats went into the races in Texas, Tennessee, Wyoming, and other states with the same attitude. If we end up losing, nobody will be surprised, but making it competitive can only help us. And if we win, we once again expand the map beyond the usual states. Hopefully, Patty Murray is going into this with an aggressive mindset.

  11. State Rep. Bubber Epps switched yesterday.

    It’s been rumored since Friday, but I guess yesterday it became official.

    I can think of maybe three across both chambers that could switch.

    I’ve seen some try to spin these defections as good. That’s hilarious. This is not good for the party in Georgia.

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Chasing Light At Daytona – Speedhunters

My name is Mike Maravilla and I run a digital production and consulting agency in Chicago, Illinois. Cars have been an enormous part of my life ever since I could remember (allegedly my first words were ‘car keys’), and I relished every opportunity to sit behind the wheel of my grandparents’ E30s and my dad’s Euro E28 long before I could drive myself.

As quickly as I learned how to operate a camera, a car was my favorite subject in front of it.

I guess you could say it was just a matter of time for me to fall in love with the world of motorsport.

The best part about a 24-hour endurance race like the Rolex 24 At Daytona is the night. It’s almost as if every other noise falls off, leaving you to soak up every bit of mechanical orchestra that the race cars have to offer.

Most of the spectators have retreated to their hotels, the track temperatures have dropped, and the lights and glowing rotors are the only respites your camera can swallow amongst the darkness.

It’s absolutely crazy to think that the IMSA season kicks off with this 24-hour enduro at Daytona. It’s a brutal ask for teams and machines alike, juggling ever-changing strategy with a Costco-sized variety pack of cars in each class.

But to me, that’s part of the appeal. It’s unpredictable, honest, and viciously intense. And that, I think, is part of the reason why victory here is so sweet.

Shooting it then, for me, is almost romantic. The cars show up as shiny and optimistic as the drivers, and then you see them over time – the cars battle-scarred and weathered as each hour ticks by; the drivers’ blinks by morning more than a few ticks slower than the night before. And you stand there, the camera’s shutter clicking in overtime to capture its unpredictable present, while its uncertain future keeps you pressed eagerly behind the viewfinder.

This year was especially dramatic; 10 consecutive hours of relentless rain yielded 20 safety cars and one final hour of awe-inspiring, no-holds-barred driving before the coveted chequered flag dropped.

But more than the race itself, being able to see just how much work each team puts into the cars throughout the 24 is beyond imagination.

As an enthusiast, I would highly recommend forking over the extra to get garage access (and the hot pits if you’re lucky). The breadth of work, focus, and emotion you see going on in the middle of the night to keep a car in the race is humbling to say the least, and it’s a perspective that you really don’t get to see on television.

As much of a workout as my cameras get on a weekly basis back in Chicago, I love travelling to shoot motorsport events all over the country. It’s a nice change of pace from the more commercialized and aftermarket work I’ve grown accustomed to providing for my clients, and I thoroughly enjoy shooting with just the gear on my back trying to catch moments flashing by at nearly 200 miles per hour.

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I took this photo: Fluidity, a mass in motion

sky full of gulls
Franklin’s gulls over the apparently misnamed Crow Lake.

You never really know what you’re going to get. Central South Dakota is not exactly a hotspot. I blew through it a few times on the interstate. If you can call five and a half hours blowing through. It was just a necessity of moving from point A to point B. They raised the speed limit to 80 recently. That helps.

For a month one autumn I drove around in circles in central South Dakota. I wasn’t lost or stuck. I was looking for migrating birds. I didn’t find what I was looking for. And that was a good thing.  It seems I was the one who should have been migrating.

One evening there was a horde of Franklin’s gulls, on Crow Lake. Naturally. It was dusk, the light was beautiful. In my endless circling, I saw the flocks, pushed by the wind, accumulating in the southern bay. In the air and on the water, they were everywhere.

I took this photo for the light, the motion, and the fluidity of the scene. I returned at dawn, better prepared to photograph the migrating mass, but, in the air or on the water, there were no birds anywhere.


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Mother’s Day, a celebration of ALL Women

I love my mom. She supports me, remains one of the first people I call when I’m sick or crying, and genuinely cares about what’s happening in my life. Growing up, my Grandmom lived down the street from us and I still feel her unconditional love flowing down despite her being gone for most of my adult life. I have an awesome mother-in-law who is an ever-present Oma to my boys, showing up and ready to play often.

Loving and being loved by these strong women has shaped me as a mama. I love being a mama to my two littles (even when I don’t like a moment in time), and can no longer imagine life without them (although sometimes I daydream about things I could be doing instead of being present in the moment). What I’m saying is that I have so much to celebrate and be thankful for this Mother’s Day.

Not all women feel the same way, however. Mother’s Day is a triggering event for some, and their feelings are valid and need to be considered. People grieve their mothers who are no longer with them. Some mothers are separated from their children. Other mothers are abusive or unkind. Still more mothers have children who don’t love them. There are also women who want children but cannot have them. And mothers whose children have predeceased them. I can understand the need for sensitivity towards women who have experienced these relationships and more, especially on a day celebrating moms.

Mother’s Day originated in the 19th century as “Work Clubs” to educate women how to improve sanitary conditions and try to lower infant mortality rates. They also tended soldiers from both sides of the Civil War. This evolved into post-Civil War “Mother’s Friendship Day” picnics promoting reconciliation in the South. Julia Ward Howe’s “Mother’s Day Proclamation” called for mothers to unite in world peace. Anna Jarvis organized the first Mother’s Day in May 1908 to honor the sacrifices mothers make for their children. She never married or had children, but felt it necessary to honor women due to the American bias of celebrating male achievements. It became an official holiday in 1914. Since then, marches in support of underprivileged women and children, as well as advocacy for equal rights and access to childcare have occurred on Mother’s Day.

Take a moment and think about it. Mother’s Day started because women tend to be bridge-builders and peacemakers, and in that vein they wanted to honor each other for their awesomeness as women. How cool is that? Let’s continue the process by uplifting all women, especially regarding issues unique to us.

It takes a village, right? That’s what everyone tells us about this whole parenting thing. I don’t know about you, but my sons have many women in their lives who care about them and make raising them a priority – from official Godmothers, to little church ladies, to honorary aunties, to teachers. They all matter. So let’s take Mother’s Day and turn it into a celebration of ALL women! We deserve it.

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Tuesday, October 09, 2007

Back from Germany!

Our Car

Boys from Germany

Hack from germany! lots to share!! but am too busy settling stuff to return to Malaysia. Updates when i have time!

siku|at said...

~~~ Selamat Hari Raya.. Maaf Zahir Batin.. ~~~~

myjulieyana said...

tapaius, bila balik mesia??? kirim barang bley tak? aku beli online, send to rumah kau & kau bawa balik.. bleh tak?

annaster said...

Hye Bro,
selamat hari raya.
bila nak lik msia?
nak minta beli something for me la.
kalau ley, let me know through email ekk..
kalau ley la..
take care...


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Paperbark adds a delightful smoky flavour to fish, chicken and vegetables.paperbark-tree

The broad-leaved paperbark is a medium to tall tree. It has whitish papery bark, rather like many fine sheets of tissue paper stuck together, hence the common name.

To use, wash and soak in water before adding  your ingredients.  You can then either tie with string or wrap the whole thing up in alfoil.

Cook on either the BBQ or in the oven.

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Thursday, November 18, 2010

Off To A Good Start

For breakfast I had a bowl of whole grain oats with a tablespoon of honey and a orange.
I didn't drink my coffee.

The oatmeal was bland and quite boring. I have not gone shopping yet so I used the generic brand of oatks that I use for baking. I'm not one to eat something I'm not enjoying but I ate this because I needed the energy for my workout and I didn't want to start the day with any excuses. I had my orange so it wasn't a total disappointment.

I actually like oatmeal but the generic brands just don't cut it. I'm going to go grocery shopping today to stock up.

My Workout

20 mins. on the treadmill.

Calories burned

20 mins on the elliptical machine
calories burned

I also did some lower body strength training.
Three sets of 12 each.
Leg Extention/Curls and Leg Presses

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