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The Green thumb: Cover Story (Part Six)

J.M. Syken
October 1, 2006
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In the last two parts of this on-going series all about sheathing, we've been discussing gypsum-based sheathing products. In part four, we discussed the two basic types of surface reinforced gypsum sheathing: paper-faced and glass-mat faced. We also discussed the newest entry into the gypsum-based sheathing category: gypsum/cellulose.
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Germantown's Sacred House

Ross O'Neal
October 1, 2006
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One of my former students called to ask if I wanted to look at a job that was more extensive than she could handle. The next day, the designer called with the address and some information about the job. When he said it was the former home of the Pennsylvania state capitol architect Joseph Huston, this immediately caught my attention.
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Success with Hispanics: How to Brand Your Company to Hispanics

Ricardo Gonzalez
October 1, 2006
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The power of a strong brand draws people. It allows people to trust you much more quickly than a weak or nonexistent brand. Unfortunately, a lot of companies have weak brands.
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Smart Business: Ten Ways to Generate Endless Referrals

Jim Olsztynski
October 1, 2006
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Everyone would agree "word of mouth is the best form of advertising." It's free, effective and substantive. A referral leaves you with a good feeling, because you know it's the result of a job well done for some satisfied customer.
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Go Green With Insulation

Jason Hathaway
October 1, 2006
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The City of East Grand Rapids, Mich., was faced with a predicament in 2004. City Hall and the East Grand Rapids Public Library, built adjacent to each other more than 40 years ago, were no longer sufficient to accommodate the needs of the community.
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Trowel Talk: Fixing the Big Easy-Ain't Gonna Be Easy

William E. Rogers ACP
October 1, 2006
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My first visit to New Orleans was in February 1990. I was a new labor trustee on a pension and health and welfare plan, and I was there to attend training classes at the International Foundation of Employee Benefits Conference. I was so jazzed, pun fully intended, about experiencing the town for the first time. As someone who likes to eat, listen to music and generally just have a good time can attest, she did not disappoint. From the sights and sounds of Bourbon Street, to the chickaree laced coffee and beignets at Café du Monde, it certainly lived up to its hype.
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The finish line: Attachment of Signs

October 1, 2006
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Over the years, I've had a number of companies as clients that make and install signs. Most of the signs are used for commercial applications (stores and hotels) and they are usually made of metal and plastic but occasionally they'll even make one out of EIFS. Either way, they sometimes ask me how to attach their signs to EIFS walls. If you've ever purchased a custom sign, they are not cheap, so it's not a dumb question. Here are some guidelines on how to deal with signs. These notes relate to design considerations, as well as installation issues.
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The Green Thumb: Cover Story (Part Five)

J.M. Syken
September 1, 2006
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This month, we'll continue this on-going series all about sheathing with an in-depth look at USG's gypsum/cellulose sheathing product: Fiberock Aqua-Tough Sheathing; the first gypsum/cellulose sheathing product.
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Master the Taping Process

Bob Weaver
September 1, 2006
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A thorough, step-by-step tool operation review for the drywall taping process ensures better quality overall.
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The Steel Deal

Kirk Surrey
September 1, 2006
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Steel framing system allows subcontractor to build efficiently and quickly in Southern California.
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