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Book: 'ReThinking a Lot'
Parking lots are a typology on the verge of transformation, says author Eran Ben-Joseph.
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The type of company you operate and the kind of work you do should guide your choice of cloud-based applications and services.
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As the punch-list guy for a high-end builder in Osterville, Mass., I end up installing plenty of top-quality solid-core doors. These doors are at least 1 3/4 inches thick and weigh 100 pounds or more, so I have to work smart.
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When the Lights Went Out
Historian David E. Nye explores the social history of blackouts in America.
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Q: I received the new JLC book "Tiling for Contractors," by Michael Byrne, and was dismayed to see that there is no section that addresses hot-mop shower pans, including framing, backing, and pan installation. Why not?
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Thanks to bending rail, it's not that difficult to form curved handrail sections for a circular staircase on site.
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Let There Be Light
Lighting industry veteran Jack Zuckerman, former CEO of CSL Lighting and RSA Lighting, has penned Let There Be Light ($23.95; WorldLit Publishing, February 2011), in which he reminisces about his 40-plus-year career in lighting. A nice counterpoint to the autobiographical story are the sections by...
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Jan Lennox Moyer
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Free download of code available.
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Fire-sprinkler costs reconsidered; epoxy for wood rot; credit-card commiseration; a vote for country of origin