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Article Title: Plans For a 12x16 Shed
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Do you have plans for a 12x16 shed? Perhaps your home is bursting at the seams, and you are looking for a way to add storage space. Maybe you have a special hobby that requires its own space in order to fully enjoy the activity. Or perhaps you work from home and want to create a unique office environment. Whatever your needs, a 12 x 16 shed can meet them.
Make It Your Own
Up until recently, sheds have received an unfair reputation as outdated or old fashioned. However, a number of modern shed designs have changed all that. In fact, sheds can be customized with any number of options. Here are just a few ways homeowners have found to add pizazz to their sheds:
• Windows and Doorways
• Porches
• Trims and Moldings
• Siding and Shingles
Some of the more popular shed designs on the market today include barn sheds, modern sheds and lean to sheds. In addition, nearly every shed can be made unique with finishing touches. Some homeowners have even modified shed plans so the building resembles the main home!
In addition to customizing the exterior a shed, the interior lends itself to any number of possibilities. For instance, sheds can be fitted with both electricity and plumbing. Can you imagine how great it would be to have a fully functional office where you can plug in your computer just steps from your front door?
Sheds offer solutions available to any range of budgets. That said, adding bells and whistles to enhance the look and functionality of a shed also adds to its price.
Shared Shed Components
It is important to remember to check local zoning ordinances prior to construction. These regulations provide important technical details like the minimum distance a shed can be erected from a property line. A little research in advance can save on time and money by ensuring the shed is in compliance.
Regardless of the design, sheds share a few basic components. One of those features is the foundation. A sturdy base provided by a foundation buffers the shed from uneven settling and protects against flooding.
A number of people build sheds to protect their expensive equipment, like lawn mowers and snow blowers. Keeping the rain off these tools is the job of the roof and only half the battle. A foundation creates a barrier between the wet earth and the shed floor, keeping water out.
Homeowners can elect to lay the foundation in any number of ways. Ultimately, the selection will depend on the soil in any one particular area as well as the available budget. A few common shed foundations include:
• Concrete Slab
• Concrete Pier
• Pre-cast Concrete Pier
• Rail Foundation
After the foundation is set, a floor made of wood joists and sheeting lends a finished look. The walls and roof are next. A good set of plans will provide clear instructions about the trusses and the angles involved to construct a sturdy roof. With quality plans for a 12x16 shed, you will be enjoying your new building in no time!
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Article Title: Welcome to the Calorie Shifting Diet
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When you are ready to shed a few pounds, a calorie shifting diet is the way to go. Have you put a diet off because you fear food restrictions, tough exercise plans and expensive meals? If you answered yes, then this diet is the right solution for you!
Let's Talk About Diets
Anyone who has ever been on a diet, and that is likely everyone, has probably built in a cheat day. Cheat days follow this pattern. After five or six days of following a strict caloric intake, the dieter can enjoy a day or two of eating whatever he or she would like. But what is the point of blowing a week of diet work with 5,000 calorie cheat days?
This diet gives individuals an allotment of calories to enjoy as they wish. Most dieters fail because they feel deprived and give into these feelings. Few things are more frustrating to a dieter than dealing with failed diet after failed diet! The good news is, this diet is different.
It gives dieters permission to enjoy a few bites of dessert when they crave a sweet treat on, let's say, a Tuesday. Dieters are not required to blow their diets on a Saturday, for example, when they have no junk food cravings just because that is a scheduled cheat day. Dieters have to follow a meal plan, but they can eat whatever their heart, or shall we say their taste buds, desire.
What is the plan?
Dieters eat four meals per day with at least two hours and 30 minutes, preferably three, hours in between each meal. The idea is to eat until you are no longer hungry, but not to eat past the point of comfort. The only other rule is to drink eight to 10 glasses of water in a 24 hour period.
After 10 days, the dieter resumes a normal eating schedule for three days. During this period, the only rule is not to adhere to the specified meal plan. As always, it is wise to consume foods in moderation.
The goal of most dieters is to realize weight loss that lasts. Few things are more frustrating than yo-yo diets that help individuals lost weight fast but then cause them to gain it back with just the slightest of deviations.
Why it Works
The added benefit to eating more calories on one day and less on the others is that is keeps the metabolism on its toes. Over time, the metabolic rate increases because it is working hard to account for ongoing changes. It never gets a chance to hit that dreaded plateau.
When calories are limited, the body goes into starvation mode, and instead of burning more, actually starts using fewer calories. The metabolism thinks it is going to need those, so it holds on to them as long as possible.
What are you waiting for? Get started with the calorie shifting diet today, and you will fit into your skinny jeans in no time!
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Article Title: Need to Recover Deleted Text Messages on Android?
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When the worst has happened – lost data – it is usually possible to recover deleted text messages on android devices. Though it may appear data is forever lost due to an accidental deletion or damaged phone, there are a few simple tricks that make recovery a realistic option. Read on to learn more.
Stop Everything
As soon as a data loss is recognized, it is necessary to stop using all but the most critical functions. This is important because android devices receive and store a great deal of data each day. As the space available on the device is filled, the operating system begins to overwrite the oldest data with the newest data.
Halting use of the device ensures older data in need of recovery is not overwritten. In addition, shutting down unnecessary text messaging and application downloads until the data is recovered enhances the processing speed of the device. The faster the android device can work, the more quickly it can sort through data in its memory and hopefully locate the deleted information.
Synch & Back Up
Synchronization records are one of the first places to look in these cases. Whenever an android device is linked to a personal computer, data is transferred from the phone to computer files. This method relies on the ability to recognize a deletion has occurred prior to the next synchronization.
If a phone is synched after the deletion, only that data will remain. That is a limit to synchronizations across all operating systems. These processes take only a snapshot of the most recent data as opposed to creating and storing an actual back up records.
In these cases, an ounce of prevention is truly worth a pound of cure. Before an accidental deletion even has an opportunity to occur, the best thing to do is put a formal back up system in place. These software systems are designed with the user, not the programmer in mind. As such, they make it easy to both save data and recover it in organized, accessible files whenever necessary.
Last Chance
As a last ditch effort, users who have lost text messages can contact the last person to whom a message was delivered. If the recipient replies to the sender who lost the data, it is possible some of the conversation thread will be restored on the android device. This typically does not restore all of the text messages, but it can restore a few of the most recent.
Android devices that use an operating system prior to 2.2 might also have a folder of deleted text messages stored on the phone itself. The Android bug saved a deleted messages folder to the right of the name of the person listed in the contact list. A simple copy action from the folder to the device should restore any deleted messages.
In the digital age of today, the majority of our communications take place electronically. Unfortunately, accidents happen and data is lost. Fortunately, it is possible to recover deleted text messages on android by taking action immediately and putting backups in place.
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Article Title: Learn How to Check Text Messages Online - 2 Different Ways
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Do you have a need to check text messages online? Perhaps you left your phone at home, or your mobile device was lost or stolen. You might prefer to look a large computer screen instead of a small mobile phone screen when you send text messages. Maybe you did not know this was an option and want to learn more. Whatever your needs, there is an online solution to help.
First Stop: Web Forms
To get started, visit the website of your mobile service provider. There you will likely find a web form designed to send text messages from a web page to a mobile phone. The user need only input the message and the phone number to which it is to be sent.
When the recipient replies to the text message, the response is sent to an email address the sender provides when filling out the web form. It is also sent to the mobile number the sender fills in on the web form.
This makes it easy to continue a text conversation once access to the phone is restored. Not to mention, users do not have to worry about losing a record of their important conversations.
If your mobile service provider does not make such a service available, a number of independent websites also make these services available to users. Most require a visitor create an online account in order to take advantage of these services, but no fees are incurred for basic functions.
Second Option: Spyware
If you have a need that goes beyond the basic sending and receiving of text messages online, then you may want to look into spyware solutions. These programs are specially designed to record messages in an online web forum.
To use such a program, one must first install the software on the device intended for monitoring. After this step is complete, it is not necessary to access the phone on an ongoing basis. A user can now begin to see the benefits of this software and its monitoring capabilities.
The use of spyware is one of the only ways parents can be sure their children are sending and receiving appropriate text communications. Spouses and boyfriends or girlfriends who have concerns about the whereabouts of their partners can also achieve peace of mind by monitoring text messages.
These software programs keep a record of data online even when it is deleted from the device itself.
A number of individuals who have turned to spyware to monitor text messages enjoy the additional features this solution provides. For example, the software can record not only text communications but also call logs and pictures sent and received via text. These solutions can even access the GPS features located in a device to provide a picture of ones whereabouts. Clearly, this is one of the most robust features on the market today.
As you can see, there are a few different options available to users who wish to communicate via text online or monitor their online text messages. What are you waiting for? Get started and check text messages online today!
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Article Title: Staying Healthy: Introduction to Operating Room Training
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Registered nurses who work in surgery and support surgeons during processes need to have specialized training in the care of patients before, during and after surgery. Training programs include classroom learning plus hands-on experience. This experience is needed to perform the necessary duties to keep surgery patients healthy.
The operating nurse is responsible for the communication between the surgical staff, patients and their families. Keeping the family plus the patient in the loop concerning the procedures that are being used is very important for patient stability. In addition the main training for operating rooms is to learn how to ensure that patient receives quality care while they are in the hospital and specifically while they are in the operating and recovery rooms. Training also includes sterilizing the surgical rooms, suturing incisions, and controlling bleeding. To be an effective surgical nurse you do need the skills to take care of the surgeon, the patient and the equipment.
Operating Room Programs
Perioperative certificate and degree programs are offered through nursing schools. These programs can be up to two years for certification and entry requires nurses to have a bachelor's degree in nursing as well as be CPR certified. There are continuing education programs through OSHA that require nurses to have critical care unit experience. Emergency room experience will also be valuable. The Association of Perioperative Registered Nurses is the body that regulated testing, certification and training of operating nurses.
Certification
If you are a entering a certified operating room program you will learn what it takes to pursue certification in this particular field of nursing. Nursing students can voluntary take the certification examination after completing 2400 hours of nursing in an operating room and finishing two years of classroom training. Certification lasts up to five years and you can be recertified though exams, contact hours or a professional portfolio. You will be highly employable if you obtain operating room certifications.
Training Courses
Operating room nurses programs covers operating room safety, disinfection and sterilization, surgical tool sterilization and instrument safety. You will also be educated on the proper preparation for skin, anesthesia assessments plus scrubbing and positioning the surgical patient. There are also classes on laser safety, proper draping the surgical patients and tourniquets as well as implants. You will gain exposure to specialized and general procedures through your operating room experience. Training courses can also provide hands on training in organ transplants neurosurgery as well as colon-rectal surgery. You will also need to take stress management classes to protect both you and the patient.
Employment
The employment outlook of registered nurses is growing more and more and expected to have a 22 percent growth by 2018. Rapid growth is also expected in hospital outpatient facilities as well as same day surgeries. The current salary figures are unavailable but in 2009, the median salary for a surgical room nurse was over $65,000.
Conclusion
Taking care of patients, surgeons and other surgical staff in an operating situation can be demanding and very satisfying. Stress management for patients as well as yourself is a benefit that can help in all aspects of your life. Nursing is a very worthwhile career and helping patients stay healthy during surgical procedures is life giving.
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Latex gloves are very important in preventing transmission of infections to both patients and health care workers. There are some health care workers and patients; however that exposure to latex will result in allergic reactions. Increased latex allergy symptoms among health care workers are becoming almost epidemic and more cases of allergic reactions are being reported.
Latex is a natural rubber product manufactured from milky fluids from the rubber tree or Hevea brasiliensi. There are several types of synthetic rubber gloves that may be called latex, but these synthetic substances do not release proteins that cause allergic reactions.
Latex Allergies
Certain natural proteins in latex rubber cause latex allergies and are credited to a reaction to those proteins. The amount of latex exposure needed to produce an allergic reaction is different in each person, but it is known that increasing the exposure to latex proteins will cause high allergy symptoms. If you are highly sensitized to latex, symptoms begin within minutes of exposure. These allergy symptoms can also occur hours later and symptoms are varied. Mild reactions include skin redness, hives, itching or a rash. Severe reactions may cause respiratory symptoms that result in a runny nose, itchy eyes, sneezing, and a scratchy throat. In very severe cases asthma or difficulty breathing plus wheezing are symptoms. Rarely do you go into shock and life-threatening reactions to latex are few and far between.
Risks
Health care workers are at high risk of developing latex allergies. This is due to the frequent use of latex gloves. Housekeepers, hairdressers and workers in latex manufacturing plants are also at risk for allergy symptoms.
Skin contact using gloves is not the only way that you can be exposed to latex. The lubricant powder used in some latex gloves can become airborne and cause allergies when this powder is inhaled.
Treatments
If you detect symptoms early, reducing exposure to latex usually solves the problem. It can be noted however when an employee develops and allergy to latex, singular precautions need to be taken to prevent further exposure. Total latex circumvention is the most effective approach to treating latex allergy symptoms.
If you feel that you are allergic to latex gloves you need to follow several procedures:
• Using no latex gloves if you are not preparing foods or doing routine housekeeping.
• If you handle infectious materials you can use latex gloves which are considered as high protective barriers, but avoid those gloves that have powder in them.
• When wearing latex gloves do not use oil based lotions that cause glove deteriorations and release allergic proteins.
• Take latex allergy education and training provided through HIPPA and other medical education programs.
• Recognize the symptoms of skin rash, hives, itching, and asthma.
If you believe that you have a latex allergy, prevent contact with latex gloves and other latex products until you see a specialist. Do stay away from areas where you might breathe in the powder from latex gloves. Immediately inform your health care providers that you had a latex allergy and wear a medical alert bracelet so that you are not accidently treated by medical personnel using latex gloves.
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According to HIPAA there are disposal methods of records that need to be followed to be in compliance with the laws. Disposal of these records are considered as part of the Life Safety Code (LSC). This code is for further protection of patient records and medical information. Diverse disposal approaches for records are approved by HIPAA. The disposal method chosen by the medical record depository must be a removal method that will leave no possibility of reconstruction.
Disposal Methods
Disposal methods under the Life Safety Code include shredding, pulping, burning and recycling or pulverizing.
• One popular way to dispose of patient health information is to place the records in containers or shredding binds that are locked. Organizations that specialize in the collecting of private paper discards for disposal will pick up these records and dispose of them according to the Life Safety Code. Collection bins are placed tactically in the clinic, insurance building or storage facility and have openings that will accommodate numerous sheets of paper.
Disposal boxes are secured and no one is allowed to open paper receptacles except the actual disposal company or the employee whose duties include procedural destruction of the papers, charts and files.Life Safety compliance may be assigned to the housekeeping or environmental departments or outsourced to a third party company.
These types of shred or storage bins fulfill a HIPAA regulation.
The Life Safety Code
The National Fire Protection Association's Life Safety Code is anestablished protection binder that covers the facility occupancy topographies essential to lessen danger from fire, panic, smoke or fumes.
If you are a healthcare organization that participates in Medicaid and Medicare programs must be in submission with the Life Safety Code. There are standards that are required to be followed and these include:
• Trash bins and containers must be to hold a specified amount of paper waste and be the regulated size.Bins need to have be able to hold 32 gallons. If these bins are in hazardous areas they can be larger.Hazardous area must be covered by fire sprinklers and fire barriers that will hold back a fire for at least one hour.
HIPPA operations are one of the encouraging factors for the appropriate disposal of heath records and the other factors include shredding bins that could be a fire hazard. If a medical clinic, insurance company or storage facility does not comply with these typed of regulations they can be cited by state regulating agencies as well as appropriate licensing agencies. By following these recommendations a facility will stay in compliance the Life Code as well as HIPAA regulations.
1. Keep a paper trail and file of external vendor contracts. Make sure shred bins are in compliance of standard sizes and placed in strategic areas in the clinic;
2. Ensure that all compliant business regulations are in place with vendors and in agreement with HIPAA.
3. Find the best physicalsites for shredding bins and make sure the size is appropriate for the area where the bins are placed.
4. Keep in communication with the internal facility and plant operations plus environment services for guidance concerning the Life Services Code and other external concerns.
5. Monitor shred bin and container placement during periodic audits to make certain that LSC compliance is within set regulations.
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Article Title: Benefits of Patient and Family Education
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Patient and Family education is very essential as it gives patients an opportunity to become involved in their own care and make knowledgeable health care decisions. Several healthcare employees are involved in educating patients and their families. Patients are educated during casual interaction between themselves and their physicians or nurses. Other times, education takes place during specific services like nutrition or rehabilitation therapy and continuous patient care.
As healthcare employees help in the education of patients and their families, it is important that they receive some sort of training. Patient and Family Education Training is aimed at giving the employees brief guidelines about how to educate patients and families. The first step in effective education is assessment of the learning needs of the patient and the family. Through this assessment, employees get an idea about what patients need to learn and how this can be best taught to them. Learning can only be effective when it is in accordance with the patient's learning preferences, cultural and religious values, and language and reading skills. It is also essential that is given at the right time in a patient's care process. All these things are taught to the employees in the Patient and Family Education Training.
The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) has set certain standards for Patient and Family Education which healthcare organizations need to comply with for accreditation. The standards do not specify any particular structure for this education.
Their main objective is that the healthcare organizations must be able to show that the education philosophy they carry out represents education as an interactive course, wherein both patients and healthcare employees can learn something.
Healthcare organizations now understand the benefits of patient education, including patient satisfaction and safety. Here are some important benefits of Patient and Family Education.
• In the present-day healthcare situation, patient education can counter the increase in healthcare costs by lowering the expenses and enabling patients to understand and manage costly chronic conditions and treatments.
• Patient and Family Education programs can help healthcare organizations improve the quality of care and produce better outcomes.
• Education is effective in helping the patients and their families understand complex medical conditions, thereby increasing compliance to instructions and lowering anxiety levels.
• Patient education through educational materials and resources has been known to improve health and improve communication between healthcare staff and patients.
• Because patient education encourages patients to become involved in their own treatment decisions, it increases satisfaction, motivation, adherence, and empowerment.
The content for patient education must be customized for each patient keeping in mind their specific needs and cultural preferences. Effective patient education results from the proven and comprehensive solutions that are set up by the healthcare organizations after a lot of thought, and integrated into the appropriate points in the healthcare delivery system.
It is essential the healthcare professionals are trained about the proper approach to patient education. To educate patients and families effectively they should have sufficient knowledge of the subject, be willing to teach, and have good communicate skills.
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Article Title: Fall Prevention Measures Taught in Prevention of Falls Training
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The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organization (JCAHO) includes fall prevention within patient safety culture of the organization and encourages hospitals to evaluate the issues and environmental modifications that are necessary to prevent falls. The National Patient Safety Goal of the JCAHO stipulates healthcare organizations to regularly assess and reassess the patient's risk of falling including potential risks with regard to his medical treatment, and subsequently address the identified risks.
Prevention of falls training aims at providing an educational program to enhance falls preventions and to enable health care employees to be aware of the risks and management of falls.
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Prevention of falls training aims at making you aware:
• about the magnitude and consequences of the said problem
• that falls can be prevented
• that fall preventions measures are effective
• that there many factors that may cause falls, and
• of the various risk factors and management strategies associated with falls
• that all healthcare employees must join forces to prevent and reduce the incidence of injuries and falls.
Healthcare employees benefit greatly from this training program as they learn about various measures that help in preventing patients from falling. Here are some fall prevention measures for all patients.
• When a patient is first admitted to the hospital, orient him properly to the hospital environment.
• Make sure the call bell and bedside stand is within his reach.
• Keep the pathway free of obstructions and spills.
• Make sure all the equipment wires are to the sides and are not obstructing the way.
• The bed should be in the lowest position with locked brakes if the patient is left unattended for a good amount of time.
• Consult the doctor to determine the safest way to use side rails. In some case side rails on all four sides is deemed a mechanical restraint and is only acceptable in extreme cases.
• If the patient has to get out of bed, make sure he has non-skid slippers to wear.
• In the evenings, the nightlights should be turned on in all the patient rooms.
• All the patient's necessary items must be kept within reach.
• If needed, patient will have to be assisted to the toilet.
• Nurses must evaluate the usefulness of medicines that seem to increase patient's tendency to fall, for eg anti-hypertensives, sedatives, diuretics, and so on. Consult with the doctor in-charge as appropriate.
• Consult with doctors and avail physiotherapy and occupational therapy services patients with balance or gait problems.
• It is essential that the patient's ambulation status be assess daily.
• If the patient complains of vertigo or dizziness he must be monitored for Orthostatic Hypotension and taught how to rise slowly while getting out of bed.
• Encourage the patient to use assistive devices like cane, walker, etc. as appropriate.
• Educational materials about fall prevention techniques are available which should be used to teach patient and their families.
These measures will protect the patients and prevent and lower the incidence of falls. It is evident that Prevention of Falls training can definitely reduce the number of falls and injuries occurring in the hospital and at home.
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Article Title: The Market Job Demand For Anti-Terrorism Training and Education
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The advent of the information age has facilitated an explosion in distance education in a multitude of subject areas and disciplines. Corporations and government agencies alike recognize the value online education and training provides to the individual and takes the credentials they earn into consideration for hiring and promotion purposes. The field of strategic security is no exception.
Since the September 11 terror attacks, our nation has focused on combating terrorism. To raise awareness and increase the nation's readiness in the shortest amount of time possible to widest audience available, the United States government has relied on the use of web-based training to conduct anti-terrorism training. To accomplish this, the government had to rely on the industry by entering into service contracts with anti-terrorism training providers to develop a curriculum that meets the unique needs of a particular agency or service. For the most, they accomplished their goal. Today, throughout the Department of Defense (DOD), each military member and civilian employee must complete annual anti-terrorism training to maintain awareness and the ability to recognize potential threats to personnel and facilities. DOD is not the only entity that heavily focuses on anti-terrorism training. Other government agencies such the US State Department, The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and the Department of Energy have all had anti-terrorism training curricula developed by industry providers.
Not only is the government a customer of anti-terrorism training, but the corporate world is as well. In fact, before US armed forces were committed to the global war on terror, it was multinational corporations that were often the targets of terrorist groups and extremist organizations. Terrorism can inflict significant cost on international business and commerce, and attacks on facilities and company employees in tumultuous regions can create quantifiable and unquantifiable losses. Over time, this has forced some international executives to yield some of their decision-making to hired security personnel. Other multinational executives have employed outside security consultants that provide detailed economic and political analysis of high-risk areas of interest to the international firm.
Thus, there is a market need for individuals with anti-terrorism training that can support these multinational corporations in their business endeavors. There is a need for individuals with these skill sets than can assist in and minimize the significant costs of terrorism on the business and evaluate methods for minimizing the negative economic impacts.
The corporate and government embrace of online education has created opportunities for individuals seeking entry in a strategic security field by completing an anti-terrorism education program offered by one of several online universities that specialize in strategic security. The completion of an anti-terrorism education curriculum will open up opportunities for persons seeking employment in a national security agency or multinational corporation in need of security consultants.
Whichever path one chooses, an anti-terrorism training program, anti-terrorism education, or both, they will likely find multiple employment opportunities. With this skill set, advancements will be easy to make in the strategic security fields opening up now.
About The Author: Dan Sommer works for Henley-Putnam University, a leading educational institution in the field of Strategic Security. For more info on Henley Putnam University, anti-terrorism training, anti-terrorism education, call 888-852-8746 or visit us online at http://www.Henley-Putnam.edu
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The Middle East is a critical geostrategic locus for the United States: Middle East oil is essential to the world economy; the Suez Canal is vital to international transportation needs; and the region poses a problematic role as the incubator of Islamic terrorist movements. The Middle East has been a turbulent region for the last 100 years; at no time during that period have uncertainties been as widespread across the region as they are currently. These uncertainties foreshadow potentially calamitous economic and security consequences for the world community. The Iranian nuclear weapons program portends a seismic shift in the regional power balances; the "Arab Spring" has devolved into fractured political systems that appear to bring more radical Islamic influences into national governments; the Syrian civil war could produce a new Islamic fundamentalist nexus that impacts the total Middle East; various extremist Islamic terror groups seem to be significant active forces in almost every Arab country; and the generational transition of the monarchy in Saudi Arabia is a wild card in the overall play. In the face of such uncertainties, the United States cannot formulate successful counter-terrorism policies without an intelligence analysis capability that effectively turns All Source raw intelligence data into intelligence information which will bring clarity to this fog of uncertainty.
One of the daunting challenges the US faces is responding to the current fast-paced time dynamic of the regional events: the "Arab Spring" is a preeminent example of the rapid evolution from a seemingly isolated event (the self-immolation of a young Tunisian street-vendor) to the riots and civil wars that overthrew established governments and leaders in multiple countries within two years' time. Those overthrown governments have been replaced by political movements which have histories of supporting violence and terror against the United States. To keep pace with these climatic events, the US must obtain cogent time critical intelligence analysis from the intelligence community; these analyses give policy makers the exigent visibility and understanding as prerequisites to construct effective diplomatic and counter-terrorism policies. The security policy solutions can only be achieved through dedicated intelligence analysts who examine the All Source information they receive and then process these data into expedient intelligence products to support the policy makers.
The intelligence analyst faces a daunting task piecing together fragmented and incomplete data from disparate sources to create a coherent vision for the national-level policy makers. Further, some of these data will inevitably be in conflict with other data; there will be gaps in the data sets and breaks in time continuity of the flow of information. In addition, an enemy may insert deceptive information that may be viewed as truth or fact if not carefully examined and evaluated. The analyst must bring a disciplined toolkit of methods and techniques to vet and validate the raw information. The counter-terrorism analytic process is not just mechanical; it is also an art form. The analyst applies a creative and critical view to the context and substance of the information; the analyst employs a discerning intuition with experience factors and advanced analytic techniques to interpret the meaning and substance of the All Source intelligence information. While the professional profile of the analyst appears formidable, no analyst has all these capabilities as a birthright. These intelligence analysis skills and techniques are learned through an organized process of education further supplemented by the mentoring of senior experts who are knowledgeable and established in the field of analysis. The combination of these factors creates the solid foundation that intelligence analysts need to objectively develop accurate timely analyses that will support the national policy makers.
About The Author: Dan Sommer works for Henley-Putnam University, a leading educational institution in the field of Strategic Security. For more info on Henley Putnam University, intelligence analysis, counter-terrorism, call 888-852-8746 or visit us online at http://www.Henley-Putnam.edu
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Open source intelligence analysis is based on information that is openly available to the public. Information on a subject of interest is gathered from online sources, newspapers, pictures, videos, grey literature, and white papers and is analyzed to provide more details on that subject. Open source intelligence (OSINT) provides just one part of all-source intelligence and has been around for centuries, from the Revolutionary War to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
OSINT continues to play a major role in the Intelligence Community (IC) and should be a continued focus within studies in intelligence. More emphasis has been placed on open source intelligence collection in recent years because of the large amount of information accessible in the public domain. Open source intelligence analysis is conducted throughout many of the agencies in the IC but the major collectors are the Foreign Broadcast Information Service and the National Air and Space Intelligence Center. In November 2005, the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Open Source Center (OSC) was established, with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) charged with its management.
There are two main parts of open source intelligence analysis: research and analysis. Research relies heavily on information technology systems and analysts must collect, filter, and analyze the vast amounts of data available. This proves to be a daunting task in itself, extracting the relevant data of interest. The analysis is no different than analysis in other intelligence disciplines. Effective analysis requires thinking analytically, which Richards Heuer, Jr. identifies as a skill that can be taught, learned, and improved upon with practice. These two main parts, research and analysis, can be focused on with studies in intelligence, applying advanced research and analytical skills to better prepare future analysts.
Other key factors that have implications on OSINT's research and analysis are language and cultural expertise on the particular region of the subject. For example, a direct translation of a foreign official may imply one thing, but a person with the language and cultural expertise may be able to more accurately translate the actual meaning and intention of the statement. The translation from the expert could have different implications than the direct translation.
A hypothetical example of the role open source intelligence analysis factors into the intelligence process is the recent Syrian state media report stating that hundreds of foreign "jihadist" fighters have infiltrated Syria in the past two years. Further open source research and analysis can provide additional details on the subject. Identifying multiple independent sources during this process can fill gaps in information, or discover additional requirements that could be collected through other intelligence disciplines, such as SIGINT or HUMINT.
The further integration of open source intelligence analysis into studies in intelligence will prove to be a valuable skill for students focused on any area within the intelligence curriculum. The advanced research and analytical skills will broaden students' knowledge and ability to advance through the IC. The value of OSINT will continue to gain importance as more and more information is published in print and online media.
About The Author: Dan Sommer works for Henley-Putnam University, a leading educational institution in the field of Strategic Security. For more info on Henley Putnam University, studies in intelligence, open source intelligence analysis, call 888-852-8746 or visit us online at http://www.Henley-Putnam.edu
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Article Title: VPN Service Provider: What Is A VPN Service Provider And Why Do I Need It?
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Many people have not heard of the term VPN, otherwise known as a virtual private network. That is, unless they have spent time in the Middle East and Asia. These areas of the world have a censorship that most people in the free world are not familiar with. We log on to the internet and browse without a second thought. In other countries though, censorship blocks many internet sites such as Facebook, Google, and Skype. This means that when you travel to these countries, you will be unable to use these services by going through the usual channels. If you want to know more about this topic, you can read the tips and guide below.
This is where VPN is essential for communication and internet usage for many people that visit and work in the areas that have tight censorship. The VPN allows people to connect to the internet from a remote server, redirecting their IP address to an address that does not have censorship. In other words, even though you are in a country that has censorship, your IP address will read that you are located somewhere else. The best vpn service also allows you to send your information and browse the internet in complete security.
By using a VPN service, your information is encrypted. When someone looks at the data that you are sending, all the see is encrypted characters, indecipherable data that cannot be read without a specific security key. Not only is your data encrypted, it is secure and anonymous. You will have the ability to safely and anonymously browse the internet in countries that have tight censorship restrictions.
The VPN service is not limited to use in countries that have tight censorship either. You can, and should, use a vpn in all your daily internet activity. The security measures that it provides will prevent any information that you send over the internet to be more secure that your average internet providers' security. This means that you can do banking, communicate with colleagues, and conduct business over the internet with complete confidence that all your communications will be kept secure and anonymous.
Everyone can benefit from using the best VPN. If you are a downloader, you can be assured that you are downloading, whether legally or illegally, you security and privacy is secure. If you are a student, many schools block internet sites that prohibit you from doing research (or connecting to your favorite social network) a VPN on your mobile devise will allow you to connect securely and confidently. If you are a frequent traveler and like to watch your favorite programs live, you will benefit from having a VPN with a server located in your favorite country allowing you to connect and watch your shows live. A VPN is especially important for those seeking privacy. Anytime you connect using a VPN service, you will remain completely anonymous and away from snooping eyes. After trying out a VPN service, you will wonder why you did not begin earlier.
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Article Title: Why Are Internet Sites Blocked In China? Find Out Why Will Need A VPN On Your Next China Trip
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China has been called the "Great Internet firewall of China" due to its extreme censorship of the internet. Some sites such as Google Docs, Google, Piscasa, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and even wordpress are among the 2600 plus blocked sites in China. Moreover, do not try to access Wikipedia; it is blocked as well. Considered one of the strictest countries for blocking internet access unless it is a Chinese government run site, it requires one of the best VPN (virtual private network) to allow access to these sites. If you want to know more about this topic, you can read the tips and guide below.
China often cites blocking internet sites due to violation of Chinese laws such as pornographic and terrorist content, protecting the Chinese state of affairs from outside intruders, governmental instability of the internet providers of the internet, and any information that contains content about the elite. Whatever the main reason they cite, most sites that are blocked appear to more politically motivated then for any other reason.
China has blocked many internet sites because of political reasons. The Chinese believe that information received and sent over the internet can lead to government dissention. They have a fear that the information sent could lead to state secrets being reveled to the world. In addition, when the censors block the internet sites, many businesses find it extremely difficult to conduct even the simplest of daily business. China has always been a very tight country when it pertains to foreign relations, and with the advent of the internet, their censorship has grown even tighter.
With all the censorship involving the internet in China, someone would wonder how he or she could even communicate with the outside world while visiting or conducting business in China. You could use a proxy server, but many of the censors are able to interpret and shut down the server, or, there is the best VPN that will enable you to access these blocked sites while visiting or conducting business in China. When you log into the internet service in China, your VPN will then encrypt your information using a secure server located in an area outside the Chinese Mainland, and will enable your connection to act as if you were located in another country where restrictions do not exist.
While in China, if you want to check your e-mail, talk to friends or colleagues over a network, you will need the best VPN to have the ability to accomplish this. If you do not have the best VPN, all your communications and access too many of the sites you normally use will be blocked. By having the best VPN, your internet IP location will appear as if you are in the UK, the US, or another country thus allowing you to circumnavigate the censorship of the Chinese government. You will then have the ability to access Google, g-mail, Google maps, and Picasa to name a few of the many sites they block.
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Article Title: What is Residential Storm Water Management?
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Roofs can often be damaged because of the weather and because of the ever changing elements. Because of the damages, it can ruin the foundations of any home of commercial building. Instead of the water being concentrated in the roof, a system is developed in order to move water to various channels and other drainages which can easily decrease the force and the velocity of rainwater. Through the use of the drainage system, various particles and sediments will also be removed from the roof. Particles, such as pathogens and chemical remains can now be drained safely. Anything which flows in the storm area or the sewer system flows underneath drainage pipes and will not be passing in streams or lakes. Storm water can pose as a danger to both homes and health; therefore it should be treated properly. There are many ways to storm proof a home and all techniques are based on the use of various storm water management techniques.
How is storm water moved away from the property?
In order to reduce the quantity of water flowing in roofs, storm water management is applied. This management technique is found in various places, namely St. Pete, Fl 33704, North Carolina and in some other states. The water collected in storm water collectors are then drained to a downspout which either leads to a cistern or a drainpipe. Rain barrels are the most common ways to collect rain water since they reduce storm water runoff. Rain barrels can also be used as irrigation water for the use of lawn and for gardening. A typical rain battle has 40 to 80 gallons of space attached to the downspout of the roof. Homemade barrels cost around $125.
It is a well known fact that in storm water management, downspouts should be pointed away from grassy, planted or mulched areas. Home owners can just attach a French drain pipe and bury its end in soil in order to provide a better drainage. A 3 to 6 inch deep infiltration hole is placed under the drip line. After inserting the French line, gravel is added in order to decrease erosion.
Another technique applied in storm water management is through the use of rain garden. Rain gardens are small shallow depressions found in some homes which captures the storm water from the roof or driveway and moves the water to the ground. The ground is then soaked and will be drained after 2 – 5 days. The drainage is required to be placed in the rain garden so that any overflow from the barrels will be instantly redirected to the gardens. Rain gardens can be constructed for various residences which has problems with storm water. Along with the rain water, most home owners install swales in order to carry the water while reducing the concentration of rain water leaving the property. Swales are shallow depressions which are sloped and directed into the areas which can easily stand a strong influx or rainwater. There are some pipes designed to move a strong concentration of storm water to a backyard rain garden.
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Article Title: Utilizing Residential Storm Drainage
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One of the best ways to remove rainwater is through the use of residential storm drainage. A storm drain allows the excess of water to be collected and to be removed in various properties. It allows paved streets, sidewalks, roofs and parking lots to not be damaged by torrential rains and powerful storms. Storm drains vary in design and size. Some are designed as dry wells for large city system while others are designed to move rain water to rivers and streams. The dry well system moves water from street gutters, motorways and busy roads through a drainage system.
The two types of residential storm drainage in St. Pete, Fl 33704
There are basically two types of storm water drainage, namely the grated and the side inlets. Side inlets are located in a curb and they rely on an opening under the backstone or the lintel to collect and dispose of rain water. They are often depressed in a channel of the drainage in order to improve capacity of water capture. The other type of inlet is the grated inlet. This is based on gratings in order to prevent people, large objects and debris from falling to the storm drain. It also prevents vehicles from hitting the holes. The grate bars are spaced in order to allow the flow of water. Small objects fall through the hole and can cause clogging and that is why the grates are spaced evenly. Storm drains found in roads are required to be strong enough to support incoming traffic.
In terms of residential homes, both grated and side inlets can be used. The grates in grated inlets are also spaced in order to prevent debris while at the same time prevents children and home owners from falling through the hole.
Piping and outlet
Residential storm drainage requires piping in order to remove storm water. Basically, there is piping found below the drainage. The pipes have various cross sectional designs and shapes. The most common ones are made in rectangular, bread loaf, oval, inverted, circular or square shaped. The drainage system often includes waterfalls, stairways and balconies. The pipes are made of either bricks, high density plastic, steel or concrete. Today, most homes use PVCs since they can prevent clogging and they last longer than in any other material.
Once the water passes through the pipes, it exits through a point of discharge. Usually, the output is in a lake reservoir, sea, canal or the ocean. In typical residential storm drainage, the water is moved through either dry wells or central drainage. It can also be collected through the use of rain barrels. Storm drainage can be interconnected through other sewer systems through the use of slotted pipes. The first flush of water is extremely pungent and dirty. Storm water is contaminated with various bacteria and germs which are collected in streets and in homes. The first flush of water in residential drainage can also be filled with pesticide from gardens or heavy metals. They should not be consumed since they can cause health issues.
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Concrete is widely used today for various purposes. It is used as a material for building commercial buildings and homes. It is the main material in creating powerful foundations for various infrastructures. However, the problem with concrete is that it can actually be hard to dispose it once a construction job is completed. Excess concrete is hard to remove from commercial complexes and buildings since they are bulk and heavy. They are also hard to remove during demolitions and redevelopment. Even though concrete is a strong material, it also cracks away and goes old. Most driveways and pathways are no longer stronger even if they have concrete. Concrete removal in buildings, pathways, driveways and old pools allows makers to reclaim space in order to create another concrete based structure.
What is Concrete removal?
There are various means in removing concrete in a specific location. One of which is through the use of high pressure blasting. High pressure blasting is based on a water hose which is capable of removing and demolishing concrete without causing damage to the rebar. A rebar is a steel based foundation used to reinforce buildings. Water based pressure blasting is a very environmentally friendly method since it allows steel to be recycled and it allows removal of concrete in a very controlled and precise manner. High pressure controlled water blasting is great for large buildings and reconstruction.
Another technique applied in concrete removal, done in some parts of St. Pete, Fl 33704, is through the use of demolition. In this technique, concrete is cut down and it is transported into various pieces. Demolition is done through wire saws, bobcats, chainsaws and jackhammers. Both the small and the large slabs of concrete are then transported to another location. The various types of machinery used in demolition allow construction workers to gain access in difficult areas inside homes and buildings.
Who does concrete removal?
Removal of concrete is done by various specialists, mainly the ones which are fully qualified and are insured to provide public insurance. A concrete removal professional will leave the rest of the home and its foundations intact while at the same time be able to transport concrete waste to various locations. Ideally, concrete remover specialists will recycle the collected material in order to reduce the need to throw the concrete to a landfill. When hiring a specialist, it is important to always ask for quotes. Quotes are excellent ways to know the prices for various jobs and to know the price which professionals require. Some specialists require more fees if they will be working in a tight schedule or if the job is based on a commercial project.
In choosing for a specialist, also consider their training, tools and methods of removing concrete. Some specialists will remove the concrete in an environmentally friendly manner. They will usually drop the concrete in a small warehouse and they will try to recycle it for further use. Some, however, will be dropping the used concrete in a landfill. The method of removing concrete will also affect their quotes.
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Most homes have pools. Swimming pools are said to increase both the value and the aesthetic sense of a home. Pools are great not only for their recreational purposes but also as a means to exercise. However, most home owners would rather have a garden or a mini basketball court rather than a swimming pool. Therefore, they will be needing swimming pool demolition. Through demolishing the pool, they will be able to use the area for other purposes. They will also be able to remove unwanted in ground based pools from their property.
In a typical swimming pool, home owners will need to completely demolish a pool since it can just float up from the ground and can even damage electrical connections and plumbing. It is also not advisable to fill the area with dirt since rainwater can just drain to the cement level. It will then cause a mud pit which can be dangerous to human lives. The proper way of removing a swimming pool is through proper drainage, cement deconstruction and the removal of the rim. Once the cement area is removed, dirt is placed in the hole and landscape is applied. A deck is then placed in order to prevent rain water to be collected. It will cost a thousand dollars for swimming pool demolition and it often depends on the length and depth of the pool.
Before considering demolition
In St. Pete, Fl 33704, one of the things to consider when demolishing pools is that it can dramatically reduce the price of a real estate property. The price can go as low as $10,000 or higher, again depending on the length and depth of the pool. Most experts agree that the best way in removing an in ground pool is by filling it with dirt and then making a huge garden on top of it. However, removing a pool can also have a positive effect inside a household. Through swimming pool demolition home owners will no longer need to spend thousands of dollars for buying chlorine cleaning chemicals and over a thousand liters of water. It will also reduce the collection of rain water and the prevention of various germs, viruses, parasites, mosquitoes, fungi, and bacteria from multiplying.
How swimming pool demolition is done
Swimming pool demolition is based on three types of procedures. The processes of removing a swimming pool inside a property are not challenging. It is not rocket science and it is only based on a set of rules. One of the first ways of removing a swimming pool is through complete pool demolition. This is done if the home owner will be making a building on top of the pool area. In this process, concrete is completely demolished and the area is filled with sand. Another type of removal is partial demolition. This process is based on removing only the top player of the pool and once removed; holes will be punched at the bottom of the swimming pool. The pool will then filled with gravel and will be drained. The last one is partial removal based on a 2 feet principle. This is done through applying 2 feet of gunite in the swimming pool area and then waiting for the water to be drained.
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Article Title: Benefits of Tractor Services
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Everyday, people are faced with problems on machines and equipment. Depending on the type and model of the equipment, finding the solution provider may be quite difficult. Similarly, for tractor services, finding the right guy to fix the machine can be challenging. One might try to fix the tractor using his own capabilities or try to consult 3-D Construction – (St. Pete, Fl 33704) for technical skills.
There are many factors for a tractor to break down and more often than not, these reasons are not commonly known to many. The wear and tear characteristic of a vehicle is obviously a prominent issue so this reason may be enough to consider tractor services. Tractors are considered heavy equipments so its usage may also entail a considerable amount of power, fuel, and oil consumption .Not only that, tractors have unique parts and assembly so someone who specializes on tractors is a must.
Tractors play a major role in the society today. Aside from farming, tractors can also be used for construction, landscaping and locomotive purposes. For farming, tractors are used in seeding plowing and spraying. For construction, they are used for breaking asphalt, digging big holes, transporting materials and demolishing purposes. For landscaping, smaller tractors called compact utility tractors have attachments like rake, rototiller, brush hogs and blades to aid in the landscaping process. Lastly, tractors are used by NASA in the movement of aircrafts. Given the mentioned heavy-duty functions of a tractor, it is a must for tractor owners to avail of the best tractor services on the market.
Maintaining a tractor is very similar to maintaining a regular car. In a simple maintenance routine, one can just check the spark plugs, change the oil or replace the air filter. These types of air filters are just available in almost all hardware stores in town. Also, a broken drive or mower deck belt can be changed easily. The old belt can be taken into any engine repair shop. Cutting blades are likewise very easy to replace. By just using a wrench, one can just remove the blade and replace it with a similar blade available at any hardware store. Those are just some of the many simple maintenance schemes for a tractor. However, one can just consult the expertise of companies providing excellent tractor service.
There are a variety of tractor services companies provide that simple maintenance cannot. Furthermore, tractor shops hire certified mechanics that are fully equipped and skilled in the repair of tractors. Given the technicality of the tractor engine, it will also need a highly technical mechanic for proper maintenance and conditioning. Tractor service shops today have hired experienced professionals in order to cater to tractor repair and services. These tractor companies offer services like overhaul, change oil, installation, removal and adjustment procedures of assemblies. Furthermore, the lubrication and maintenance are maintained in detail so the health of a tractor can be ensured. Lastly, all parts, whether major or minor, are taken care of since there is a monitoring system of each part.
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Article Title: Quick and Easy Steps in Swimming Pool Removal
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Swimming pools are water-filled containers commonly known to provide relaxation, therapy and recreation. Most pools can be found at hotels, massage parlors, schools, gymnasiums and even homes. Regardless of its location, a common problem encountered by many people is its removal. This article will provide quick and easy steps in swimming pool removal.
Pool installers cannot only be consulted for installation but also for decommissioning. A major tip in swimming pool removal is to approach pool installation or demolition experts like 3-D Construction – (St. Pete, Fl 33704). According to most pool installers, a pool of water cannot just be emptied automatically. Doing so may cause it to float up the ground and potentially damaging the electrical and plumbing connections of the pool. Also, the pool cannot just be filled with dirt; it will only become a mud pit because rainwater cannot pass through the pool liner. Decommissioning typically starts by draining the water in the pool and removing any filter equipment.
The pool can be drained using a pool pump. A hose can be attached to the pump's input and output. The input will be placed into the pool while the output to the place where the pumped water will be contained or released. The old piping can be removed as the pool is being dug around. The remainder can be left buried unless they will create an obstruction in future landscaping.
A couple of big holes can be cut out on the pool's bottom. The holes should be 3 feet in width as these will be used for drainage. Sand, gravel or rocks can be used to fill the holes. In the case of liner pools, liners can simply be removed.
For ponds, a pond frame should be devised. The top of the pond should be two feet under the ground level. Posts can be set in concrete in order to support the newly made frame. This will provide pond walls more strength in mounting to posts. For liner pools, one will have to wait until the pool frame is removed so the wood can be reused for the pond frame. If the pool has a concrete deck, it should be broken up and tossed into the pool. The concrete should be placed in the most bottom part of the pool.
For concrete pools, the upper two feet of concrete around the pool can be broken. For liner pools that will not be converted into ponds, the whole wooden frame around the pool has to be removed. The surround area of the pool should then be dug out by removing the upper two feet of soil. The dirt will be used to fill the pool. It is important to pack the dirt as the pool is filled. For convenience, the pool can be filled partially then use water to soak the dirt. This process will be repeated until the desired fill level is attained.
Lastly, the area should be packed with a soil compactor or any related equipment. The gaps should be checked if they are completely filled and there is no probability of a collapse to occur.
Swimming pool removal may not be very difficult if one will properly follow the simple steps offered above. Through careful execution, making an old pool become a new pond or yard is just a breeze.
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Article Title: Simple Steps in Residential Tile Removal and Replacement
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Tiles are manufactured pieces of hard materials generally used for floors, roofs, and walls at our houses. The common materials used for its production are stone and ceramic. Today, these objects are not just used as reinforcements or additional layers for infrastructures but are good contributors of aesthetical beauty. With the proper choice of tiles, the physical appearance of the floors, walls and ceilings can be enhanced. But what will happen when tiles are worn out? What are the proper methods to be used in its removal? This article will provide simple steps in residential tile removal.
Before anything else, it is vital to know the materials to be used in the removal of these tiles. The common materials to be used in residential tile removal are: wide-bladed cold chisel, club hammer, scraper, goggles, dust mask, riggers gloves, rubble sacks, old blankets and plaster filler. All of the aforementioned items are essential to conveniently remove tiles.
The first thing to do is make sure that all nearby surfaces are cleaned and protected. Valuable objects, appliances, and worktops must be covered with old blankets or sheets as the tile chips can scratch their surfaces. Once the expensive objects and areas have been protected, the tiles are ready to be removed.
Aiming at the bottom part of the first tile, the cold chisel should be pounded using a club hammer. During this process, the cold chisel should lever the tile upward. It is important to have the proper sequence during the removal. The ideal starting point is along a grout line. All the other tiles across the wall or floor will be removed using the same process. The collected pieces of tiles will then be stored inside the rubble sacks. It is important to take extra careful in this process as the small pieces of tiles can also scratch the floor.
After all the tiles have been removed, any remaining grout or adhesive should be chipped off using a scraper or cold chisel. In the case of loose plasters, it should be chipped off and be filled with plaster filler. Two layers may be used in order to have the optimal thickness. For stud walls, the plasterboard may be scratched in the removal of tiles. Removing the whole plasterboard and replacing it with a new one may be easier before redecoration.
After the old grout and adhesives have been scraped off, new tiles may be applied. For tiles that have minor cracks or chipped off pieces, a single tile replacement can be applied. Three or four holes can be drilled closely to one another in a vertical line. A cold chisel and hammer can then be used to hammer the tile and break it to pieces. The loose pieces are then levered away from the floor or wall. Loose grouts on edges can be cleaned off using a chisel or craft knife. For plasters that came away in the removal of tile, a plaster filler may be applied to the hole. Tile adhesives are then applied at the back of tiles. The tile is then pressed onto the surface and checked with other tiles for uniformity. The excess will then be cleaned using a sponge or squeegee.
Residential tile removal may not be difficult if one will carefully apply the steps provided above. Furthermore, there are companies that will provide useful tips for removal of tiles. People who seek help in tile removal may look into 3-D Construction – (St. Pete, Fl 33704). For sure, inquiries and problems in tile removal could be attended to.
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Article Title: Things to Consider Before Hiring a Demolition Contractor
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Homeowners and builders who desire to get rid of buildings, roads or any commercial structures often ask quotations from various demolition companies. However, before choosing a demolition contractor, one should take into consideration some factors that would influence its eligibility. There are thousands of demolition companies existing today like 3-D Construction – (St. Pete, Fl 33704). This article will present some things to consider before hiring a demolition contractor.
The first thing is to check if the demolition contraction in question has a Commercial General Liability policy which includes the tearing down of buildings. Demolition contractors are often exempted in policies that prohibit or limit demolition. A Certificate of Insurance can be acquired from the insurance of the demolition contractor for information on the limits of liability.
The next thing to look into is the demolition permit. This is a certified document issued by the government which permits someone or a company to demolish or tear down a structure and clean the remains of that structure. The question on who maintains this kind of permit must be addressed. The necessity of obtaining this permit will depend upon the regulations stipulated by the county or municipality.
Another thing to consider is to verify if an asbestos survey has been conducted. Building owners or demolition contractors are required by the Environmental Protection agency to inspect the structure for the presence of asbestos prior to commencement of demolition.
It is also important to properly assign accountability in the disconnection of utilities. The corresponding utility service provider must be informed in advance for any demolition activities in the future. Also, it is advisable to inquire if the demolition contractor has obtained a business license. If so, a current copy should be obtained and checked with Better Business Bureau to make sure that the demolition company does not have any negative record.
Another point of consideration is the disposal of the debris. It is important to know on the method and location of the debris resulting from the demolition activities. More often than not, demolition contractors coordinate with disposal service companies for the disposal of debris.
To verify the performance of disposal companies, references could be checked. By getting an idea on the satisfaction felt by its previous customer, one can be guided in choosing the right disposal company.
Before nodding on a quotation, its details must be properly investigated. Check if the quotation is complete in details like piers, sidewalks, foundation, slabs and outbuildings. Other details relevant to a quotation would be the disposal of debris, payment terms when contract is not fully met, countermeasures for change orders prior to demolition, exclusions in the contract, remedy on provisions, party benefiting the recycled materials, and site security during demolition.
Lastly, the property owner should cover himself. It should be made sure that all legal rights for the demolition of structures have been established. If the property is owned by a number of people, a certification signed by the concerned individuals should be made.
Before jumping in the decision to hire a demolition contractor, it is very important to consider the abovementioned things. When one has already considered everything on the list, hiring demolition companies will definitely be effective.
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Paving methods are never perfect nor permanent. With the unending occurrence of rain and wind, asphalt roadways and paths are inevitably damaged. When this happens, repair is required. Whether the option is to remove the asphalt or have it replaced with a new one, the very first dilemma faced by the owner is the removal of the asphalt. This article will offer the basics on asphalt removal.
The very first step to make is to call the national on the future removal activity. Doing this will ensure the prevention of damage to any sewer and utility lines. Moreover, it is considered illegal to perform an asphalt removal operation without the knowledge of the government. The ideal time to call the national is two days before commencement of the removal. It is also essential to validate the owner of the structure where the asphalt will be removed. There is a possibility that any structure near one's house is owned by the city.
A concrete saw and its required blades can be purchased or rented for asphalt removal. If clean lines are needed between the asphalt to be removed and retained, the saw can be used to break asphalt into small pieces. For smaller areas of asphalt, simple hand tools may do the job. A sufficient supply of water must be made available since saws will use water for control over dust.
The saw have diamond blades which are supported with a device that resembles a lawn mower. It muse be guided along the area of the asphalt to be removed. If a large section of concrete is to be removed, the saw can be used to split it into smaller pieces so that hand tools can be used. The blade must not be forced but gentle guidance is applied on the blade to the asphalt. A straight line should be followed during cutting. The saw must not be forced to curve when cutting to avoid damage of the saw blades.
For cracked sections, a sledgehammer or pick axes can be used. Whether the asphalt is damaged or have cracks, the surrounding asphalt can be loosened using a sledgehammer while cracks can be expanded using a pick axe. The breaker bar can be used to lever the chunks of asphalts up, extracting them from the ground.
The chunks of asphalt can be easily removed by hand. A wheel barrow can be used to contain the chunks and transfer them to a truck that will in turn transport them for disposal. Asphalts are 100% recyclable and so the local authorities can be consulted as to the methods of recycling asphalt. An asphalt can be loaded into asphalt recycler and converted to a Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement (RAM).
The things mentioned above are just the basic methods in asphalt removal. For a more comprehensive and detailed means, however, there are a lot of companies that offer these services. Companies like 3-D Construction – (St. Pete, Fl 33704) provide asphalt removal services to its customers. Before commencing the removal of asphalt, it is vital to know its basics and implications.
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One of the great traditions practiced by folks living in the suburbs is the cultivation and maintenance of grass in their front yard. There's something about green grass growing in the yard that makes you feel serene and secured in your own house. As far as people in Tampa, Florida can remember, almost everyone with a house in the suburbs has well-kept grass thriving in their yard. Today, if you are residing in one of the residential neighborhoods of the city, you are almost sure to have a lawn in your front yard.
The most common problem in maintaining your lawn is the breakdown of your sprinkler system. When this happens, you have to call a service company that provides sprinkler repair services. Service companies that repair sprinkler and irrigation systems can be contacted through their websites that provide detailed information on their location and the different services they offer. These firms are ready to fix the problems that are troubling your sprinkler system and can give advice or tips on how to maintain your system.
Of course, if you can find the time, you can always roll up your sleeves and start working on your lawn. Most households have a fixed agreement among family members defining the role of each member in keeping the grass in the front lawn evergreen. These lawn maintenance chores are gladly implemented by the whole family except when the work becomes too technical and cannot be solved without assistance from service contractors.
Most of the sprinklers used in residential homes are plastic pop-up sprinklers which easily wear out or get damaged by lawnmowers and need to be replaced regularly. It is not difficult to replace a sprinkler head and most people can do this chore. You just have to make sure that the replacement head you will be using is the same model and size as the sprinkler head you are replacing. It will take some time to replace a sprinkler head since you have to dig out the soil that covers it. Make sure that you do not get soil into the pipe and the nozzles when you do the sprinkler repair. There are several types of sprinklers so when setting up your sprinkler system, you should choose one with sprinkler heads that are easy to replace.
You can make the repairs if you have the time and when the problem is confined to replacing worn-out sprinkle heads. Some situations will require the services of a company that specializes in the repair of sprinkler systems. When you experience recurring problems in your sprinkler and irrigation system, it is time for you to call in experts to diagnose what the problems are. You can also ask the sprinkler repair serviceman for advice on how to properly maintain your sprinkler system. You can confer with the trained personnel to help you formulate a comprehensive plan for the maintenance of your lawn, making sure that you have a schedule of activities to follow in keeping the lawn in your front yard perpetually green.
About The Author: Are you looking for more information regarding sprinkler repair? Visit http://www.3dconstructionenterprises.com/ for more information!
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There are many kinds of sprinkler systems in the market. The system that is right for you depends upon the size of your lawn and the kind of grass, trees and plants you want to maintain in your yard. If you have a small front lawn to work on, you do not have to use a sophisticated system. What you need is a simple set of sprinklers that can provide sufficient water for your grass. Bigger yards and those planted with various kinds of shrubs, plants and trees will need a more sophisticated system to efficiently distribute water to such areas.
If you want to install an automated sprinkler system, you can search the web for a company that has the expertise and the experience to provide such services. In St. Pete, Fl., sprinkler and irrigation system providers like Sprinklers By Rich have websites that feature the different services they offer for their clients. Many companies in this part of Pinella County have extensive experience in installing sprinkler systems because they operate in a tourist area where lots of folks, encouraged by the tourism industry, build beautiful lawns and landscape.
Sprinkler systems have vital components that are highly efficient in distributing water to various types of lawns. The most important component is a central mechanism that controls the whole system. Underground pipes are strategically placed to deliver the water from the source to where they are needed. Valves are installed in the pipes to control the flow of water. They can be opened to release the water or closed to stop the water from flowing. Sprinklers are also installed to distribute the flow of water and control the volume needed by specific areas.
When building a sprinkler system for your lawn, you should consult the supplier of the sprinkler parts to find out if installation plans are available for you to follow. You can also inquire for the kind of tools that you will need to install the tubes, valves and sprinklers. You must comply with the different electrical and plumbing codes that are required by authorities when you construct your system. Many homeowners prefer to hire the services of the professional workers to install their systems have the necessary equipment and the expertise to finish the job efficiently.
The use of automated sprinkler systems is specially needed in big areas where trees and plants also grow in the landscape. The fact that grass, plants and trees have different water volume requirements presents a perennial problem for the people who manage the lawn. With an automated system, the sprinklers and valves are calibrated to give the right amount of water at the proper time to the different species of plants growing in the lawn.
The cost estimates of sprinkler systems can only be ascertained after your area is thoroughly inspected by the service providers and your specific needs are incorporated in the estimates. The final cost of your system will depend on the size of your lawn and the quality of the component parts to be used.
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