you take the grout and grout the whole wall. then he will take some grout and he'll butter this. they call it buttering, a very light grout of this. and he'll take this piece, and he has to make sure it's centered because if he doesn't put it in the right place, the whole icon will be off center. so now we see the mosaic being brought to the wall which has been grouted ahead of time. and let's assume that this is the first piece of a mosaic depiction. the artist will now put the mosaic up like this. make sure that it's adhered to the grout on the wall. then take the next piece and put it here, and make sure that it's butted up against this piece. and when all this has been done this way, and you see all this with paper, then the artist moists this with water and then he peels this paper off and you see the icon as it really is on this side. the only difference between this side and this side is that all the green you see here is gold viewed from this side. all the other colors are true on each side, on both sides. whatever you see here is on the other side except the green. that'

this slide shows the grout work take place on the opposite side of the valley on the right side. wu you can also see further in the slide down below the placement of the dam we're starting to move material into the new dam and also, this is a credible path item. we need to bring that rock fill up so we can button recess a better position on the slide this is a area that was identified from the beginning. so we need to bring that rack up as quickly as possible. and this is the last slide. nice overview of the entire slide again grout activity on the left and you can see the rock fill of the outer shell coming up there. annoy moving toering ton you've been briefed on the extremely challenging positions the skwooeg ground. the reason we decided to build this tunnel with the usual method the good news they're in better control we're not seeing as much ground water intrusion we're moving about 1 hundred and 50 feet a week and we only have 6 hundred feet left so the financial hoe is expected if september. because of those skwooeg ground conditions we still have the reenforcement the sp

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the shower room, the grout, this is typical. mold on the grount between the tiles. this is a floor, the floor in the shower room. you can see all the dirt around the edges where the water hits the floor by the drain is clean, but around the edges it's never clean. these are typical violations i find at miss nancy lou's place. i have run out of my patience to get her to comply. >> could you just stop the clock for one second please. i have a question about the suspensions. did you say you suspended it? where is that on the timeline? i have got it. it was attached to your papers. i'm looking on your timeline for suspension. >> yes, 2011. >> i'm just wondering did you go from inspect, inspect, inspect to revocation? >> the conditions were so bad one evening that we had to close the place. i told her to, i gave her a list of things to correct. >> do you have a date? >> was it after the july 13, 2011, hearing? >> yes i believe it was. >> it was ordered closed on june 16, 2011. i was working with miss nancy lou. she called and said everything was done and i verified all t

>> if you look at the edge of the slab, you will cd circular holes that are filled with grout, and the cable is cut. >> as you look at the crane, you see on the edge of the slab holes, and there are typically three together. >> it depends. >> it depends on where they are. there will put a hydraulic jack on that, tension in it, and philip. we need to make sure that water is not get in there or you may have corrosion. i think we need to back up a little bit. this building is essentially a concrete building. it has steel reinforcing in it because concrete is very strong with compression, when it is pushing down, but it is not very strong in other dimensions. you could imagine taking a long concrete bar and bending it, it will break easily. not much capacity with attention. -- not much capacity with tension. used to steal for the tension forces. this building is sort of a traditional, prescriptive we designed concrete building. that means they are building to building strictly in accordance with the cookbook requirements of the san francisco or california building codes. it this is a build

some of them grout half an an intofp an inch of rainfall it ice storm that we are expecting some second round of rain zhou stwhaers we're most concerned about. >>> when you total up one week of rainfall. almost 15 inches and clearly that's more in one week than we had for rainfall for the entire start of this year to september 8th. and then you start to think, okay, well this amount of rainfall was so much for boulder, it actually started to total almost twice what we've had for the wettest week on record for boulder. so impressive amount of rain out there. it's clear we have a lot of flood warnings. >> we had flash flood warnings for light spread areas indicating a shower or thunderstorms can bring some of that intense rain but the river flood warnings and the streams an creeks running above flood stage continue for central colorado and we may have them staying at flood stage and not recedeing until another week. >> thank t rebecca. a category i in the gulf of mexico but it's already caution problems for mexico. a look at what the u.s. needs to be concerned as well. >>> a day of progre

ropes, 20,000 tons of grout. all told, it will cost the insurance industry who is paying for this, you are in your prices and ticket for cruise ships because of the premiums, a billion dollars. it's the biggest ever shipping loss for insurers. which brings me to tonight's number, $43 million the estimated value as scrap. here's the thing, today we reached out to an expert who talked to us about this. shreding. they used current market prices for that figure. they say it's enough steel to build another eiffel tower. the fact that you get $42 million is good, it's well shy of the $60 million to build the ship and the $800 million spent on the salvage. wow. >> thanks, very much. good evening, everyone, we are live at the site of the navy yard where yesterday 12 innocent lives were cut short. the days that follow, we learn about the warning signs. today, 36 hours after a gunman drove into that navy yard right down the street, walked into building 197, pulled out a shotgun and killed a dozen people, those warning sign

chicago's victims made national headlines like terrence graves, a 23-year-old man who sold newspapers and groutvery morning. another gun violence victim, he left behind his fiancÉ and four-year-old daughter. and then 67-year-old billy sargent was fatally shot at a coffee shop. and then a 49-year-old who was shot while picking up his cab route. these victims were not affiliated with gangs but their deaths were related to gang violence. between 2001 and 2012 the number of deaths in chicago outranked soldier deaths in afghanistan. >> here to talk about the violence in that city is father michael flager. he's organizing a mash to condemn the violence and isiah thomas, joining father fleger. you've been working in this community for some time. have you had enough of this, and more importantly, has the community had enough of this? >> i think there's no question. i've had enough, and i think the community has had enough. but we have to get to the point to say has america had enough of it, and also to get the brothers who feel hopeless, angry, and have chosen violence as a first line of offense to say

no look at the way i can get into the grout, and, again, i have easy maneuvering. look at the way every single little particle that's in the grout here is able to be picked up. >> so, with the rocket, i was able to actually do all my hardwoods and my tile floor and my rug, and it picked up everything. [ chuckles ] >> this is really easy. you can go from vacuuming the carpets, and then with a quick flip of the switch, right to the floors and get all the rest of the mess on the floor. >> mark, you describe your new rocket vacuum as a true upright. but what exactly does that mean? >> when we say that something is an upright, we mean that it can truly deep-clean your carpets. the rocket is the very first no-loss-of-suction vacuum at eight pounds or less that can truly deep-clean your carpets. >> let's compare your new 8-pound cket upright to this full-size 15-pound dyson upright. >> we prepared both these areas exactly the same way. we poured exactly the same amount of sand on both sides and embedded it deep into the carpet with a heavy roller. now let's see which vacu

doors or windows begin to stick and grout is pumped into the foundation.verage job, $75,000. but when a dramatic crater does open like the one that caused the evacuation of dozens of tourists from a disney area resort this summer, for the sink hole repair men, it means a major spike in business. >> when you see those sink holes in the news, our phone is ringing off the hook. >> some of the neighbors around this sink hole say they would like to have their properties checked but the a thousand dollars fee is just too high. harris? >> steve, thank you. well, it looks like scientistst may have been a little generous about the height of north america's tallest mountain mount mckinley? really they didn't get this right? just updated the official estimate from the 1950s. listed the official height at 20920 feet. after using state-of-the-art radar technology and tape measure i don't know. mount mckin solid only 20237 feet high. they were apparently off by 83 feet. don't worry mount mckinley is still more than 600 feet taller than north america's second highest mou

it had massive metal platforms, ropes, 20,000 tons of grout.d, it will cost the insurance industry who is paying for this, you are in your prices and ticket for cruise ships because of the premiums, a billion dollars. it's the biggest ever shipping loss for insurers. which brings me to tonight's number, $43 million the estimated value as scrap. here's the thing, today we reached out to an expert who talked to us about this. shreding. they used current market prices for that figure. they say it's enough steel to build another eiffel tower. the fact that you get $42 million is good, it's well shy of the $60 million to build the ship and the $800 million spent on the salvage. wow. >> thanks, very much. good evening, everyone, we are live at the site of the navy

so there were 14 hours of legislative grout or putty to keep the government open during period of time. so long as they don't send a message to the office of personnel management -- a top aide in john boehner's office said so long as he didn't send this prewritten e-mail to opm, the government would not shut down and that's what happened two years ago. >> they make the rules so they can change the rules, i guess. fox -- the shutdown threat nears, selling ensues, what happens tomorrow if there is indeed a shutdown? well, history might surprise you. fox business network's sandra smith keeping track of it all. what are you hearing? >> neil, if you look back over the past 100 years, september has typically been a down month for the stock market. not this september. in fact right now we're looking at gain of more than % for the dow jones industrial average. the s&p 500, the broader market up 3%, and technology heavy nasdaq, the clear winners, post 5:00% gain for the month. and on the quarter, stocks fairing very well there as well. the dow jones industrial average the worst of the major ave

doors or windows begin to stick and grout is pumped into the foundation.r an average job, $75,000. but they can be sudden. and deadly. like the 30-foot crater that swallowed jeff bush, asleep in his bed this spring. >> sinkhole insurance can cost up to $3,000 a year. that's something many people in this neighborhood say they simply don't have. >> thank you for that. so, another crippling blow for the struggling jersey shore, just now getting back on its feet after the devastation of superstorm sandy, this morning, look at this. true to form, though, new jersey has already announced they well rebuild the seaside boardwalk. a terrible fire destroyed the icon of the boardwalk yesterday. ahead, business owners from the shore talk about being stronger than the storm, once again, when we come back. mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment

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doors or windows begin to stick and grout, pumped into the foundation. for an average job? $75,000. but when a dramatic crater does open like the one that caused the evacuation of dozens of tourists from a disney area resort this summer, for the sinkhole repairmen, it means a major spike in business. >> when you see those sinkholes in the news, our phone is ringing off the hook. >> reporter: not everyone can afford that sinkhole repair. some of the neighbors here come out and said they would like to have their houses check, but even checking would cost $5,000. jenna? jenna: steve harrigan, live in florida. steve, thank you. jon: well "the new york times" coming under fire in washington for having published a scathing op-ed piece by the presidenttof russia, vladmir putin. coming up we'll break down the paper's decision. >>> plus, an entire town in colorado now being evacuated as floodwaters surge. the latest on the devastation and when residents might finally see some relief. i'm christina caradona, i'm a fashion blogger, so style is my thing. and i'm not

they are the state your grout laws as we reflected lee refer to them must be amended to fix this loophole. i submit to you that in many states as written, an analysis of the laws suggested they do no more than to promote vigilante's and protect the aggressors. it is a stain on our legal history to have such outcomes as that in the case of trayvon martin. and even more outrageous yet telling is when you have cases as in colombia south carolina where a burglar murders the man whose home he invaded and his lawyers argue stand your ground as a defense as a they said the burglar fewer for his life. surely this is not the originators had in mind but it does evidence the stretch that the current language allows and surely this is not what we as the gatekeepers of justice will stand for and we must put a halt to such a detrimental evolution and application of these laws. i've had the privilege of listening and meeting with the martin family, the proud father tacey martin, the strong mother, sabrina fulton and the brother. and i stand with them in this struggle as should we all. we should all keep