13-01-2012 12:38 This is a time lapse taken over 5 days, of a siding crew installing siding on my garage. These were taken every 5 secs, and stitched together, and then sped up 200%. This is part of the "How to Build a Garage" time lapse video series which can be seen here hands.onthis.net. Camera Geeks All my videos are done in 1080p HD 30fps. Edited with Final Cut Pro X, and Either Aperture 3 or Lightroom 3. Shot with either the GoPro Hero or Hero2 HD wide or the Nikon D5100, with the 35mm f/1.8, or my Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8. My Camera Equipment Links: GoPro - goo.gl GoPro2 - goo.gl Joby Tripod - goo.gl Nikon D5100 - goo.gl Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 - goo.gl Nikon D5100 Intervalometer - goo.gl Follow me on Twitter here - twitter.com Read my VIDEO blog - fstop.onthis.net Read my WORK blog - http

Read more here:
How to build a garage - 39 Vinyl Siding Installation Time lapse - Video

24-01-2012 15:01 Part Two of how APEX Fiberglass Siding is installed, a video series taken on a job site by AMEK Custom Builders showing how the fiberglass siding project is installed. Learn more a http://www.askamek.com

Go here to read the rest:
Apex Fiberglass Siding Installation Part 2, Blaine MN - Video

28-04-2011 14:54 itunes.apple.com - download iPhone Roofing Calculator from App Store. http://www.roofingcalculator.org - This is a video preview of a Roofing Calculator app for iPhone and iPad - this one is running on the iPad in iOS development console. Right now at has not been optimized for iPad screen, and it is scaled to the screen size. Yet it still looks very good, and once we optimize it for the iPad screen - this will be your ultimate roof estimating and selling tool! For more info visit http://www.roofingcalculator.org If you are an Android user, the app is already available in Android Market for $19.99, and you can also get a FREE demo version to see exactly how this app works - market.android.com

Here is the original post:
Roofing Calculator iPhone

24-09-2010 06:18 The latest addition to the acclaimed and award winning Classic Albums series tells the story behind the making of one of Heavy Metal's greatest achievements: "Paranoid" by Black Sabbath. Released in the autumn of 1970, the band's second album is regarded by many as the finest Heavy Metal album of all time, is hugely influential and has come to define the Heavy Metal genre. The four original members of Black Sabbath: Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward talk us through the making of the album, together with the original engineer via interviews, demonstrations, archive videos and use of the original multi-track tapes.

More:
Rush - 2112 and Moving Pictures - Classic Album (Trailer) - Video

31-01-2012 19:02 http://www.PegCarton.com 28 Keystone Court, Basking Ridge, NJ Property and Grounds This magnificent 5100 square foot luxury home is located at 28 Keystone Court in Basking Ridge, NJ and features five bedrooms, three full bathrooms and a powder room. Situated in historic Basking Ridge, this property boasts over three professionally landscaped acres with convenient access to major highways, bus and rail transportation. This home is being constructed by Premier Builder, Bob Horowitz, and is one of nine new homes all loaded with upgrades, design features and finish details that make this an exceptional value. 28 Keystone Court is positioned off South Maple Avenue in Basking Ridge, NJ. First Floor Through the front door of 28 Keystone Court is the entry foyer which gives a flavor of the fine, finish details that are throughout this home and its tasteful upgrades. The formal living room and spacious dining room both have bay windows; moreover, the dining room features wainscoting, wide cherry floors and walnut inlay that grace the front of this house. The opulent kitchen of 28 Keystone Court in Basking Ridge, NJ features wood floors, granite countertops, Thermador six-burner stove, Subzero built-in side by side refrigerator freezer and wine cooler. The kitchen delivers contemporary styling; furthermore, its lovely, open floor plan includes a bright, breakfast area with convenient access to the rear yard. In addition, 28 Keystone Court in Basking Ridge features a large and comfortable ...

Link:
28 Keystone Court, Basking Ridge, NJ - Video

19-07-2011 15:33 Installation of an Air Conditioning System ductless minisplit ductless mini split . A Ductless Mini-Split Heat Pump can heat and cool your home with solid energy efficiency. A mini-split is ideal when you have limited space in which to work or the location to be cooled and heated lacks sufficient ductwork. And with a heat pump, you can achieve solid energy efficiencies that will save money. A basic mini-split is rated at least a 13 Seasonal Energy Efficiency Rating and some models can reach even higher SEERs. These units provide effective air comfort where you need them to while maintaining low energy consumption. A Ductless Mini-Split Heat Pump is not the most difficult HVAC system to install, but it is not something to take lightly. Proper installation is key for achieving the best energy efficiencies the unit can produce. By design, installation of the interior unit of a mini-split is relatively simplified. The most difficult electrical work is already done and housed safely within the system. What is required is properly mounting the unit itself on a wall and then running the various connections to the outdoor unit. Start by removing the wall mount from the back of the mini-split interior unit. Then, pick out a spot on a wall surface where you want the unit to be secured. After you have decided, use a level to mark out drill points and secure the wall mount according to instructions. You will have to drill holes that are level with one another. Through this process ...

Originally posted here:
Installation of an Air Conditioning System ductless minisplit ductless mini split - Video

30-06-2010 14:50 We're creating an open plan kitchen by removing a wall and extending an existing wall.

See more here:
Open Plan kitchen remodel - Video

26-05-2010 00:42 Alex and Steve report on how america is heading for lockdown! stevequayle.com http://www.infowars.com http://www.prisonplanet.tv US Postal Service Expands Construction Of Secret Rooms Paul Joseph Watson http://www.prisonplanet.tv Tuesday, May 25, 2010 We have received documents from a military source indicating that US Postal Service facilities across the country are expanding the construction of secretive criminal investigation rooms, which some fear will be used to detain American citizens in the event of a national emergency, bioterror attack or pandemic. The documents (PDF) show architectural floor plans for criminal investigation rooms that would be housed within existing US Postal Service buildings. The blueprints show secret rooms within post offices where, the source claims, families will be separated in the event of martial law being declared. The United States Postal Service undoubtedly uses such criminal investigative units to conduct investigations into mail fraud through its federal enforcement arm, the United States Postal Inspection Service, but as with many things of this nature, everything serves a dual purpose. The fact that such rooms are being constructed inside post offices is verified. We discovered this web page which talks about how an architecture firm called IPG Architects constructed a Criminal Investigative Office within the Macon Post Office in Macon, Georgia. The new documents describe similar rooms being constructed in Lake Forest, Illinois and Gurnee, Illinois ...

Read more:
Steve Quayle

By Alli Knothe, Globe Correspondent

A 13-year-old boy and five firefighters were sent to the hospital this morning after being injured during a three-larm fire that destoryed a triple-decker home at 28 Harvard Ave., leaving nine people homeless, Boston fire officials said.

The fire was ignited by a cigarette on the second floor porch of the Harvard Avenue home at about 5:45 a.m. and spread to the third floor, said Steve MacDonald, a department spokesman.

“There was a lot of fire, “ MacDonald said, standing across the street from the burned out home, located near the intersection of Washington Street.. “It was blowing out the sides. It’s a total loss.”

The smoky blaze caused estimated $500,000 in damages, MacDonald said. The roof was destroyed, windows blown out and two porches collapsed onto the sidewalk out front of the house. A van parked on the street was also destroyed, after being engulfed in flames, MacDonald said.

MacDonald said that when the porches of the building collapsed, destroying a white van parked outside the house, located near the intersection of Washington Street.

About 80 Boston firefighters battled the fire for about 2 and a half hours before it was brought under control, MacDonald said.

The boy suffered burns on his head and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital, said MacDonald. Five firefighters also suffered non life-threatening injuries, and were sent to several local hospitals. He said three of the firefighters were treated for chest pains, one had a wrist injury, and another had facial cuts.

“Nothing is life-threatening,” MacDonald said of the injuries to the boy and firefighters.

The Red Cross was providing assistance to the nine people, including five adults and four children, he said.

Boston property records list the owner of the house as Irma Gomez. Attempts to reach her yesterday were unsuccessful.

The Red Cross was providing assistance to the nine people, including five adults and four children, he said.

Boston property records assessed the value of the home at $284,700.

The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Kathy McCabe of the Globe Staff contributed to this story.

Alli Knothe can be reached at aknothe@globe.com.

Read this article:
Dorchester fire injures five firefighters and 13-year-old boy.

Posted: Monday, February 20, 2012 12:00 am | Updated: 10:45 am, Mon Feb 20, 2012.

NAMPA — For nearly 50 years, St. Paul’s Catholic Church has planned to build a new church on 21 acres of farmland on Roosevelt Avenue between Midland Boulevard and Canyon Street.

The wait is almost over. After 10 years of fundraising, ground was broken Sunday afternoon for a $5.17 million church.

A year from now, the parish’s 2,200 families will move into the 22,285-square-foot church. St. Paul’s current church, located at 1515 8th St. S., is 101 years old.

 “When you give to your church, you give to your community,” Mayor Tom Dale said. “There’s nothing that we can build in the city … I don’t care if it’s a road, a building or … that blesses the community more than a church.”

This ground was created to produce food and that food has fed bodies for years, Dale said. 

“It’s going to be fun to watch as the seeds of this church planted here grow into fruition, and it will feed the souls of man.”

Idaho Bishop Michael Driscoll and The Rev. Gerald Funke presided over the 30-minute English and Spanish celebration of speeches, songs and prayer. It ended with the 12-shovel ceremonial groundbreaking to symbolize the new beginning.

“This is one of Father Jerry’s (Funke) great desires to finally and ultimately build a church that you have worked so hard to have,” Driscoll said. The church will be “built on a great foundation, not only on the foundation of the land right here, but on the foundation of you people – the people who have been the heart and soul of the parish of St. Paul’s,” Driscoll said. 

Funke, who has been the pastor at for 14 years, is excited to finally reach this point.

“It’s a special challenge and a special opportunity,” Funke said. “You build for the community of today, knowing that the church will be here 100 years from now.”

Parishioner Chris Veloz and his family attended the service. 

“It means a lot to our family and to all the families of the church,” Veloz said.

“I’m happy to see it,” parishioner and steering committee member Brad Tanberg said. “You’re never sure if it’s going to come off. I’m amazed at the turnout,” he added as he gazed out on the crowd that pushed over 300 people as the temperature hovered at 39 degrees.

© 2012 Idaho Press-Tribune. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Excerpt from:
St. Paul's Catholic Church breaks ground for $5.17M church