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Mike shows us how to cut a railroad tie using a circular saw and reciprocating saw to get clean cuts. He saws upwards at the end so that the tie doesn't pinch and bind the saw blade.
The T1 track gang descends upon the CE&D; sub replacing cross ties between Princeton and Vincennes, IN. This video shows the process involved in replacing the ties and getting the track back to running condition. These guys were GOOD! I was like a choreographed ballet on rails.
- published: 05 Sep 2015
- views: 5388
OGB presents this project by Ted Elsasser, owner of http://www.SouthwestSustainableBuilders.com . A railroad tie retaining wall can last up to 40 years in a dry climate, maybe only 15 in a wet one, depending how its treated. Stone retaining walls last forever - but they are a lot more expensive and difficult to construct. Tire retaining walls are also super durable, but require a lot of labor and dirt to be hauled.
- published: 13 Feb 2015
- views: 64958
I started a discussion on Facebook a few weeks ago about what would be the best tool to cut through a railroad tie. Because the chainsaw was about $50 to rent, not to mention replacing the chain, I decided to pick up a sawzall blade for a few dollars instead.
What happens next will blow your mind!!!!!1!!!!11!!!!
- published: 28 Jul 2015
- views: 4353
http://www.homebuildingandrepairs.com/decks/index.html Click on this link for more videos on construction, deck building and home repairs. Railroad ties can be used for a variety of different things, but I don't recommend using them as decking for decks. They create uneven surfaces with large gaps between each railroad tie and can be difficult to walk on. Don't forget to watch more of our videos if you're interested in figuring out more ways to save money on future construction projects.
- published: 24 Oct 2014
- views: 8925
i built some steps on a steep hill out of some railroad tie's that i purchased at lowes and made a flower bed beside them. i cut them in half with a chainsaw, drilled holes about a foot off each side, and hammerd approximently 3ft sticks of rebar threw threw them
- published: 23 Sep 2012
- views: 133026
1/12/14 It was a beautiful day in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. We hiked up 3 miles to the old railroad tie bridge and ran it down to the Elkmont campground. The Little River gauge was somewhere around 5'.
- published: 15 Jan 2014
- views: 184
Innovation and Expansion seeks to tie history and cartography together to create a visual history that demonstrates causality. Within this interactive, factors like cross continental railroad expansion, the silver mining boom, steamboat commerce and modern amenities offer a visual analogy to the movement of people and the dispersal of population. While this installation reveals layers of historical information, the secondary goal is to make these stories human, tangible and real by illustrating each macro story with a relevant archival family story. These smaller family stories illustrate the larger visual history on a first person level by leveraging objects and images that seamlessly move, open and transform. This reveals stories about people as well as information from a past world via individual, first-person monologues, sounds, photographs and family ephemera including train tickets, store ledgers, newspaper clippings and other objects that are relevant to each story.
- published: 03 Mar 2011
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Railroad tie
A railroad tie/railway tie/crosstie (North America), or railway sleeper (UK and Australasia) is a rectangular support for the rails in railroad tracks. Generally laid perpendicular to the rails, ties transfer loads to the track ballast and subgrade, hold the rails upright and keep them spaced to the correct gauge.
Railroad ties were traditionally made of wood, but pre-stressed concrete is now widely used, especially in Europe and Asia. Steel ties are common on secondary lines in the UK; plastic composite ties are also employed, although far less than wood or concrete. As of January 2008, the approximate market share in North America for traditional and wood ties was 91.5%, the remainder being concrete, steel, azobé (red ironwood) and plastic composite.
Coarse aggregate is the standard material for track ballast, which provides drainage and resilience. On lines with lower speeds and axle-weights, sand, gravel and even coal ash from the fires of steam locomotives have been used.
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Rail transport
Rail transport is a means of conveyance of passengers and goods, by way of wheeled vehicles running on rails.
It is also commonly referred to as train transport. In contrast to road transport, where vehicles run on a prepared flat surface, rail vehicles are also directionally guided by the tracks on which they run. Track usually consists of steel rails, installed on ties (sleepers) and ballast, on which the rolling stock, usually fitted with metal wheels, moves. Other variations are also possible, such as slab track where the rails are fastened to a concrete foundation resting on a prepared subsurface.
Rolling stock in railway transport systems generally has lower frictional resistance when compared with highway vehicles and the passenger and freight cars (carriages and wagons) can be coupled into longer trains. The operation is carried out by a railway company, providing transport between train stations or freight customer facilities. Power is provided by locomotives which either draw electric power from a railway electrification system or produce their own power, usually by diesel engines. Most tracks are accompanied by a signalling system. Railways are a safe land transport system when compared to other forms of transport. Railway transport is capable of high levels of passenger and cargo utilization and energy efficiency, but is often less flexible and more capital-intensive than highway transport is, when lower traffic levels are considered.
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1:52Cutting a Railroad Tie
Cutting a Railroad TieCutting a Railroad Tie
Mike shows us how to cut a railroad tie using a circular saw and reciprocating saw to get clean cuts. He saws upwards at the end so that the tie doesn't pinch and bind the saw blade. -
22:42CSX Replacing Railroad Ties on the CE&D; sub
CSX Replacing Railroad Ties on the CE&D; subCSX Replacing Railroad Ties on the CE&D; sub
The T1 track gang descends upon the CE&D; sub replacing cross ties between Princeton and Vincennes, IN. This video shows the process involved in replacing the ties and getting the track back to running condition. These guys were GOOD! I was like a choreographed ballet on rails. -
5:52Pros + Cons of Retaining Walls: Railroad Tie vs Stone vs Tire
Pros + Cons of Retaining Walls: Railroad Tie vs Stone vs TirePros + Cons of Retaining Walls: Railroad Tie vs Stone vs Tire
OGB presents this project by Ted Elsasser, owner of http://www.SouthwestSustainableBuilders.com . A railroad tie retaining wall can last up to 40 years in a dry climate, maybe only 15 in a wet one, depending how its treated. Stone retaining walls last forever - but they are a lot more expensive and difficult to construct. Tire retaining walls are also super durable, but require a lot of labor and dirt to be hauled. -
35:51Replacing Railroad Ties In Relay, MD
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4:04Sawzall vs Rail Road Tie
Sawzall vs Rail Road TieSawzall vs Rail Road Tie
I started a discussion on Facebook a few weeks ago about what would be the best tool to cut through a railroad tie. Because the chainsaw was about $50 to rent, not to mention replacing the chain, I decided to pick up a sawzall blade for a few dollars instead. What happens next will blow your mind!!!!!1!!!!11!!!! -
5:01How Its Made Railway Bridge Ties
How Its Made Railway Bridge TiesHow Its Made Railway Bridge Ties
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2:02Watch This Video before Using Railroad Ties for Decks - Construction Tips
Watch This Video before Using Railroad Ties for Decks - Construction TipsWatch This Video before Using Railroad Ties for Decks - Construction Tips
http://www.homebuildingandrepairs.com/decks/index.html Click on this link for more videos on construction, deck building and home repairs. Railroad ties can be used for a variety of different things, but I don't recommend using them as decking for decks. They create uneven surfaces with large gaps between each railroad tie and can be difficult to walk on. Don't forget to watch more of our videos if you're interested in figuring out more ways to save money on future construction projects. -
3:34How to build steps out of railroad tie
How to build steps out of railroad tieHow to build steps out of railroad tie
i built some steps on a steep hill out of some railroad tie's that i purchased at lowes and made a flower bed beside them. i cut them in half with a chainsaw, drilled holes about a foot off each side, and hammerd approximently 3ft sticks of rebar threw threw them -
1:47Railroad Tie Wall Timelapse.
Railroad Tie Wall Timelapse.Railroad Tie Wall Timelapse.
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5:20Little River-Hike up Elkmont
Little River-Hike up ElkmontLittle River-Hike up Elkmont
1/12/14 It was a beautiful day in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. We hiked up 3 miles to the old railroad tie bridge and ran it down to the Elkmont campground. The Little River gauge was somewhere around 5'. -
2:21Innovation & Expansion
Innovation & ExpansionInnovation & Expansion
Innovation and Expansion seeks to tie history and cartography together to create a visual history that demonstrates causality. Within this interactive, factors like cross continental railroad expansion, the silver mining boom, steamboat commerce and modern amenities offer a visual analogy to the movement of people and the dispersal of population. While this installation reveals layers of historical information, the secondary goal is to make these stories human, tangible and real by illustrating each macro story with a relevant archival family story. These smaller family stories illustrate the larger visual history on a first person level by leveraging objects and images that seamlessly move, open and transform. This reveals stories about people as well as information from a past world via individual, first-person monologues, sounds, photographs and family ephemera including train tickets, store ledgers, newspaper clippings and other objects that are relevant to each story. -
3:36Jessie Farrell - You Make Me Feel
Jessie Farrell - You Make Me FeelJessie Farrell - You Make Me Feel
When the time came to follow-up on her breakthrough 2007 album Nothing Fancy, Canadian country bombshell Jessie Farrell’s pursuit of authenticity was so painstaking that she actually put her health at risk. “When I'm giving something every bit of energy I have, I find myself getting short of breath,” she reveals, with a giggle (and a slight wheeze that’s a little hard to ignore). “I’ve done it since I was 12 years old. It’s anxiety. At the end of this record, I feel like I learned how to breathe better, and I learned how to sing better, and then on the last day of recording, I went and got ‘Breathe’ tattooed on my wrist.” We can probably assume from her comments that Farrell is satisfied with the results. The flame-haired Vancouverite had wrapped-up her debut on the Canadian Country scene with three 2008 CCMAs when she lit out to Nashville on a writing expedition in mid-2008, winning for Female Artist of the Year, Rising Star, and Top New Female Talent of the Year, not to mention scoring a 2009 Juno nomination for New Artist of the Year. The 2007 album Nothing Fancy had elevated Farrell into Canada’s country A-list, yielding a top 10 single with “Let’s Talk About Love”, a top 5 video for “I Guess”, and putting the rising artist on the road with Emerson Drive, Johnny Reid, Aaron Pritchett, Alan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn, Gord Bamford, and Toby Keith, among others. With so much buzz at her heels, and facing her sophomore effort, Farrell readily admits she needed to come up with a slam-dunk “That was in my head the whole time,” she says, describing the meticulous lengths she took to find a producer who, in Farrell’s words, “would be willing to basically lay down on the railroad tracks with me.” “I’m not one of those people that can get by knowing it’s just another record for them,” she elaborates. “I want them to be my friend, and I want it to expand far beyond just being my producer.” A raft of industry giants were, at this point, clamoring to hitch up with the hyperventilating songbird. After interviewing a good number of them, Farrell was still producer-less, but wiser. “What I really learned in this process is that it’s all about human connection,” she asserts. “How are you going to make sure they hear you, and that they’re putting their heart and souls into it? You can say, ‘Here’s a certain amount of money, please make me a record.’ But I knew that that would not be a successful record, and that I would not thrive inside that environment.” Enter Victoria Shaw – one of Music City’s insurgent major-players; a singing-songwriting-producing tyro with auspicious credits like Garth Brooks’ “The River” under her belt, and no small amount of heat from a recent co-production job on Lady Antebellum's smash debut. Shaw met Farrell at an industry party and abruptly turned the tables on her. “She said to me, ‘Why don’t we date before we sleep together’,” Farrell recalls with a laugh. “She said, ‘I gotta see what you’re like writing, I gotta see what you’re like in the studio, to work with, to collaborate with - then I’ll see if I wanna do this record with you.’” Shaw subsequently roped songwriter Gary Burr into the scene, adding another hit-making heavyweight to an already formidable duo, and the team swiftly drummed up three of the tracks that would end up on Good, Bad & Pretty Things. At the end of it all, Farrell was calmly informed that she’d aced her “week long interview”. And the real work began. Significantly, among those initial three songs was Farrell’s first single from Good, Bad & Pretty Things, “You Make Me Feel” – a country-pop confection every bit as bright, crafty, and insidious as “Let’s Talk About Love”, built not only on a gigantic hook, but on the striking emotional logic of the line, “You make me feel like that each time you kiss me, my heart starts racing like a car just missed me…” “I think it’s fun, summery, an earworm,” Farrell says, with touching modesty. “It’s not a complicated song, but I think it’s a good one to ease people in with. And it’s a love song.” Farrell hopes the effect is like “little soap bubbles, with hearts in them, that will pop in people’s laps.” At the other end of the scale, her first week with Shaw and Burr also produced “Burn So Bright”, which began as a tribute to Farrell’s brother (who passed away in 2001), before morphing into a broader hymn to affirmation. ”I’m hoping it’ll be an anthemic songs for people moving on to the next stage of their life, or about to attempt something new,” she offers. Shaw’s crisp and restrained production keeps “Burn So Bright” on the correct side of sentimental, while leaving plenty of room for Farrell’s keening vocal (not to mention a sizzling fiddle-pedal steel showdown). Indeed, across the whole of Good, Bad & Pretty Things, Farrell and Shaw rai -
25:25Cracker - Pioneertown Campout - September 9, 2006
Cracker - Pioneertown Campout - September 9, 2006Cracker - Pioneertown Campout - September 9, 2006
SONGS: (1) Lonesome Johnny Blues (2) Duty Free (3) Happy Birthday to Me (4) Sweet Potato (5) Everybody Gets One For Free MAY 17, 2011: This is a happy birthday video that works on numerous levels, designed as a "thank you" to all the well wishers who sent me regards today on facebook and through other communication avenues. As it is currently still my b-day while this puppy uploads and converts, we'll use it as the starting point. But wait! There's more... That's why it's a starting point. WARNING: This is like Jolio's Inferno, comedy trumping divine, but with a whole lotta levels going on here. We can hit one now and still be in the present tense, and maybe back in time for bed. We're just getting started, so fairly warned, be thee, says I. ------------------------------------------ "No sympathy for the devil; keep that in mind. Buy the ticket, take the ride...and if it occasionally gets a little heavier than what you had in mind, well...maybe chalk it off to forced conscious expansion: Tune in, freak out, get beaten." — Hunter S. Thompson (Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas) ------------------------------------------ Level#1: While on facebook earlier today, I went looking for a "birthday song" to post on my profile page and tried to locate the song "Happy Birthday to Me". It was written and recorded in the early 1990s by an old favorite band of mine called CRACKER (the much longer running follow-up to the indie rock forefathers in Camper Van Beethoven). All I could find through YouTube and other pages were some live recordings taken by cameraphone, but not the actual studio version of the song. Then I remembered a key piece of information... Level#2: I actually have my own live video recording of CRACKER performing this song, as I kinda do this sort of thing with a camera from time to time, "fishing trips" if you will. The recording was from way back in 2006 at a place east of Los Angeles called "Pioneertown". Every year, apparently, Cracker and a reformed Camper Van Beethoven get together in early September and put on a multi-night "Campout" with their musician friends and those in their loyal fan base who can make the trip. With the release of their 2006 album "Greenland", CRACKER invited such guests as They set up a stage outside in the desert, play well into the night, have fun, and generally don't give a crap about anything except playing music and having fun while doing it... and taking care not to start fires, of course. Level#3: Pioneertown is actually an abandoned television and movie set for old westerns filmed back in the 50s, but has been turned into bit of a detour attraction on the way to Joshua Tree National Park. There's a bar and hotel called "Pappy & Harriet's", some places to camp out, a bowling alley, and not much else except desert and cactus plants. It''s basically a Ghost Town of a Fake Town that seems to come out of a Louis L'Amour novel, and trippy as hell. It's the kind of place where the legend of Doug Flynn - my old man, a who passed in 2008 - would've had a blast, and I remember wondering briefly if his health would ever allow him to make such a trip. At the time, I could easily imagine the old wild west coast fisherman shooting the breeze with the bar patrons, tellin' ridiculous stories and bad jokes, then singing few songs for the people. Maybe he found a way to make the trip after all, and is down there right now playing tricks on the locals. I wouldn't put it past him. Level#4: I went down to L.A. early in the morning on Friday, September 8, 2006 to meet with Mark Bolas, a professor at USC's School of Cinematic Arts for an interview regarding the school's Interactive Media Division. Once completed, I then headed over to Pioneertown to get some video for a "remote video production" prototype (sound familiar?) that I was working on based around the new video capabilities in the iPod 5G. I was using the iPod as a key "cultural icon" in the class I was teaching that fall (incidentally called "Cultural Icons and Popular Art") at the School of Interactive Arts & Technology (SIAT). This was work that pretty much followed straight out of the stuff in my thesis from earlier in the year. Level#5: The project was designed to spur in-class discussion around the future of the iPod device as a popular music and video playing technology. Specifically, the idea was to consider what happens once the iPod inevitably became network enabled (i.e. the iPhone), in particular the use of video in such networked devices, as YouTube was still gathering steam and Facetime still a network-hogging pipe dream. Regardless, even back then I was trying to wrap my head around the I felt was on its way, not just in terms of networked video distribution, but remote collaboration on video-based projects. So while I was down in L.A. the plan was to try to get some video from September 9 live music performance by CRACKER at Pioneertown, do a quick edit of it, then send it over FTP back to the SIAT ca
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Cutting a Railroad Tie
Mike shows us how to cut a railroad tie using a circular saw and reciprocating saw to get clean cuts. He saws upwards at the end so that the tie doesn't pinch and bind the saw blade.
published: 13 Nov 2013 -
CSX Replacing Railroad Ties on the CE&D; sub
The T1 track gang descends upon the CE&D; sub replacing cross ties between Princeton and Vincennes, IN. This video shows the process involved in replacing the ties and getting the track back to running condition. These guys were GOOD! I was like a choreographed ballet on rails.
published: 05 Sep 2015 -
Pros + Cons of Retaining Walls: Railroad Tie vs Stone vs Tire
OGB presents this project by Ted Elsasser, owner of http://www.SouthwestSustainableBuilders.com . A railroad tie retaining wall can last up to 40 years in a dry climate, maybe only 15 in a wet one, depending how its treated. Stone retaining walls last forever - but they are a lot more expensive and difficult to construct. Tire retaining walls are also super durable, but require a lot of labor and dirt to be hauled.
published: 13 Feb 2015 -
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Sawzall vs Rail Road Tie
I started a discussion on Facebook a few weeks ago about what would be the best tool to cut through a railroad tie. Because the chainsaw was about $50 to rent, not to mention replacing the chain, I decided to pick up a sawzall blade for a few dollars instead. What happens next will blow your mind!!!!!1!!!!11!!!!
published: 28 Jul 2015 -
How Its Made Railway Bridge Ties
published: 04 Mar 2015 -
Watch This Video before Using Railroad Ties for Decks - Construction Tips
http://www.homebuildingandrepairs.com/decks/index.html Click on this link for more videos on construction, deck building and home repairs. Railroad ties can be used for a variety of different things, but I don't recommend using them as decking for decks. They create uneven surfaces with large gaps between each railroad tie and can be difficult to walk on. Don't forget to watch more of our videos if you're interested in figuring out more ways to save money on future construction projects.
published: 24 Oct 2014 -
How to build steps out of railroad tie
i built some steps on a steep hill out of some railroad tie's that i purchased at lowes and made a flower bed beside them. i cut them in half with a chainsaw, drilled holes about a foot off each side, and hammerd approximently 3ft sticks of rebar threw threw them
published: 23 Sep 2012 -
Railroad Tie Wall Timelapse.
published: 09 Jul 2012 -
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Little River-Hike up Elkmont
1/12/14 It was a beautiful day in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. We hiked up 3 miles to the old railroad tie bridge and ran it down to the Elkmont campground. The Little River gauge was somewhere around 5'.
published: 15 Jan 2014 -
Innovation & Expansion
Innovation and Expansion seeks to tie history and cartography together to create a visual history that demonstrates causality. Within this interactive, factors like cross continental railroad expansion, the silver mining boom, steamboat commerce and modern amenities offer a visual analogy to the movement of people and the dispersal of population. While this installation reveals layers of historical information, the secondary goal is to make these stories human, tangible and real by illustrating each macro story with a relevant archival family story. These smaller family stories illustrate the larger visual history on a first person level by leveraging objects and images that seamlessly move, open and transform. This reveals stories about people as well as information from a past world via ...
published: 03 Mar 2011 -
Jessie Farrell - You Make Me Feel
When the time came to follow-up on her breakthrough 2007 album Nothing Fancy, Canadian country bombshell Jessie Farrell’s pursuit of authenticity was so painstaking that she actually put her health at risk. “When I'm giving something every bit of energy I have, I find myself getting short of breath,” she reveals, with a giggle (and a slight wheeze that’s a little hard to ignore). “I’ve done it since I was 12 years old. It’s anxiety. At the end of this record, I feel like I learned how to breathe better, and I learned how to sing better, and then on the last day of recording, I went and got ‘Breathe’ tattooed on my wrist.” We can probably assume from her comments that Farrell is satisfied with the results. The flame-haired Vancouverite had wrapped-up her debut on the Canadian Country sc...
published: 04 Jan 2010 -
Cracker - Pioneertown Campout - September 9, 2006
SONGS: (1) Lonesome Johnny Blues (2) Duty Free (3) Happy Birthday to Me (4) Sweet Potato (5) Everybody Gets One For Free MAY 17, 2011: This is a happy birthday video that works on numerous levels, designed as a "thank you" to all the well wishers who sent me regards today on facebook and through other communication avenues. As it is currently still my b-day while this puppy uploads and converts, we'll use it as the starting point. But wait! There's more... That's why it's a starting point. WARNING: This is like Jolio's Inferno, comedy trumping divine, but with a whole lotta levels going on here. We can hit one now and still be in the present tense, and maybe back in time for bed. We're just getting started, so fairly warned, be thee, says I. ------------------------------------------ "...
published: 17 May 2011 -
Tie Grading Test 2 B Answers
RTA (a not-for-profit 501 C3 corp) Educational Video on Railroad Tie Grading Test
published: 31 Jul 2012 -
Tie Grading Test 1 B
RTA (a not-for-profit 501 C3 corp) Educational Video on Railroad Tie Grading Test
published: 30 Jul 2012 -
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Tie Grading Test 1 B Answers
RTA (a not-for-profit 501 C3 corp) Educational Video on Railroad Tie Grading Test
published: 31 Jul 2012 -
Fastenter Meditations documentation
This video is about mediations on a railroad tie fastener
published: 08 Mar 2013 -
"Maverick"
Tweetsie Railroad in Blowing Rock, NC, is branding its cowboy actors with fictional biopics that tie in US history. Maverick is one in a series of videos for 2013 promotions.
published: 18 Jan 2013
Cutting a Railroad Tie
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:52
- Updated: 13 Nov 2013
- views: 46710
Mike shows us how to cut a railroad tie using a circular saw and reciprocating saw to get clean cuts. He saws upwards at the end so that the tie doesn't pinch a...
Mike shows us how to cut a railroad tie using a circular saw and reciprocating saw to get clean cuts. He saws upwards at the end so that the tie doesn't pinch and bind the saw blade.
https://wn.com/Cutting_A_Railroad_Tie
Mike shows us how to cut a railroad tie using a circular saw and reciprocating saw to get clean cuts. He saws upwards at the end so that the tie doesn't pinch and bind the saw blade.
- published: 13 Nov 2013
- views: 46710
CSX Replacing Railroad Ties on the CE&D; sub
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 22:42
- Updated: 05 Sep 2015
- views: 5388
The T1 track gang descends upon the CE&D; sub replacing cross ties between Princeton and Vincennes, IN. This video shows the process involved in replacing the ti...
The T1 track gang descends upon the CE&D; sub replacing cross ties between Princeton and Vincennes, IN. This video shows the process involved in replacing the ties and getting the track back to running condition. These guys were GOOD! I was like a choreographed ballet on rails.
https://wn.com/Csx_Replacing_Railroad_Ties_On_The_Ce_D_Sub
The T1 track gang descends upon the CE&D; sub replacing cross ties between Princeton and Vincennes, IN. This video shows the process involved in replacing the ties and getting the track back to running condition. These guys were GOOD! I was like a choreographed ballet on rails.
- published: 05 Sep 2015
- views: 5388
Pros + Cons of Retaining Walls: Railroad Tie vs Stone vs Tire
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:52
- Updated: 13 Feb 2015
- views: 64958
OGB presents this project by Ted Elsasser, owner of http://www.SouthwestSustainableBuilders.com . A railroad tie retaining wall can last up to 40 years in a dry...
OGB presents this project by Ted Elsasser, owner of http://www.SouthwestSustainableBuilders.com . A railroad tie retaining wall can last up to 40 years in a dry climate, maybe only 15 in a wet one, depending how its treated. Stone retaining walls last forever - but they are a lot more expensive and difficult to construct. Tire retaining walls are also super durable, but require a lot of labor and dirt to be hauled.
https://wn.com/Pros_Cons_Of_Retaining_Walls_Railroad_Tie_Vs_Stone_Vs_Tire
OGB presents this project by Ted Elsasser, owner of http://www.SouthwestSustainableBuilders.com . A railroad tie retaining wall can last up to 40 years in a dry climate, maybe only 15 in a wet one, depending how its treated. Stone retaining walls last forever - but they are a lot more expensive and difficult to construct. Tire retaining walls are also super durable, but require a lot of labor and dirt to be hauled.
- published: 13 Feb 2015
- views: 64958
Replacing Railroad Ties In Relay, MD
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 35:51
- Updated: 11 Jul 2012
- views: 85667
SUB-x-SUB ↑ ADVERTISE YOURSELF on my channel & my videos!-- I automatically allow ALL video responses on ALL of my vids, so you can promote your videos! --- CS...
SUB-x-SUB ↑ ADVERTISE YOURSELF on my channel & my videos!-- I automatically allow ALL video responses on ALL of my vids, so you can promote your videos! --- CSX MOW crew Replacing Railroad Ties In Relay, MD on a hot summer day!
https://wn.com/Replacing_Railroad_Ties_In_Relay,_Md
Sawzall vs Rail Road Tie
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:04
- Updated: 28 Jul 2015
- views: 4353
I started a discussion on Facebook a few weeks ago about what would be the best tool to cut through a railroad tie. Because the chainsaw was about $50 to rent,...
I started a discussion on Facebook a few weeks ago about what would be the best tool to cut through a railroad tie. Because the chainsaw was about $50 to rent, not to mention replacing the chain, I decided to pick up a sawzall blade for a few dollars instead.
What happens next will blow your mind!!!!!1!!!!11!!!!
https://wn.com/Sawzall_Vs_Rail_Road_Tie
I started a discussion on Facebook a few weeks ago about what would be the best tool to cut through a railroad tie. Because the chainsaw was about $50 to rent, not to mention replacing the chain, I decided to pick up a sawzall blade for a few dollars instead.
What happens next will blow your mind!!!!!1!!!!11!!!!
- published: 28 Jul 2015
- views: 4353
How Its Made Railway Bridge Ties
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:01
- Updated: 04 Mar 2015
- views: 66561
- published: 04 Mar 2015
- views: 66561
Watch This Video before Using Railroad Ties for Decks - Construction Tips
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:02
- Updated: 24 Oct 2014
- views: 8925
http://www.homebuildingandrepairs.com/decks/index.html Click on this link for more videos on construction, deck building and home repairs. Railroad ties can be ...
http://www.homebuildingandrepairs.com/decks/index.html Click on this link for more videos on construction, deck building and home repairs. Railroad ties can be used for a variety of different things, but I don't recommend using them as decking for decks. They create uneven surfaces with large gaps between each railroad tie and can be difficult to walk on. Don't forget to watch more of our videos if you're interested in figuring out more ways to save money on future construction projects.
https://wn.com/Watch_This_Video_Before_Using_Railroad_Ties_For_Decks_Construction_Tips
http://www.homebuildingandrepairs.com/decks/index.html Click on this link for more videos on construction, deck building and home repairs. Railroad ties can be used for a variety of different things, but I don't recommend using them as decking for decks. They create uneven surfaces with large gaps between each railroad tie and can be difficult to walk on. Don't forget to watch more of our videos if you're interested in figuring out more ways to save money on future construction projects.
- published: 24 Oct 2014
- views: 8925
How to build steps out of railroad tie
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:34
- Updated: 23 Sep 2012
- views: 133026
i built some steps on a steep hill out of some railroad tie's that i purchased at lowes and made a flower bed beside them. i cut them in half with a chainsaw, d...
i built some steps on a steep hill out of some railroad tie's that i purchased at lowes and made a flower bed beside them. i cut them in half with a chainsaw, drilled holes about a foot off each side, and hammerd approximently 3ft sticks of rebar threw threw them
https://wn.com/How_To_Build_Steps_Out_Of_Railroad_Tie
i built some steps on a steep hill out of some railroad tie's that i purchased at lowes and made a flower bed beside them. i cut them in half with a chainsaw, drilled holes about a foot off each side, and hammerd approximently 3ft sticks of rebar threw threw them
- published: 23 Sep 2012
- views: 133026
Railroad Tie Wall Timelapse.
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:47
- Updated: 09 Jul 2012
- views: 185847
- published: 09 Jul 2012
- views: 185847
Railroad Tie
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:32
- Updated: 18 May 2012
- views: 8112
Railroad Ties being sorted beside the railroad tracks. These ties are for sale for fencing, crosstie retaining walls, and decorative landscaping. Call National ...
Railroad Ties being sorted beside the railroad tracks. These ties are for sale for fencing, crosstie retaining walls, and decorative landscaping. Call National Salvage & Service Corp at 800-769-8437 or visit our website at www.railroadcrosstie.com.
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Little River-Hike up Elkmont
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:20
- Updated: 10 Mar 2014
- views: 184
1/12/14 It was a beautiful day in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. We hiked up 3 miles to the old railroad tie bridge and ran it down to the Elkmont c...
1/12/14 It was a beautiful day in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. We hiked up 3 miles to the old railroad tie bridge and ran it down to the Elkmont campground. The Little River gauge was somewhere around 5'.
https://wn.com/Little_River_Hike_Up_Elkmont
1/12/14 It was a beautiful day in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. We hiked up 3 miles to the old railroad tie bridge and ran it down to the Elkmont campground. The Little River gauge was somewhere around 5'.
- published: 15 Jan 2014
- views: 184
Innovation & Expansion
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:21
- Updated: 11 Mar 2014
- views: 635
Innovation and Expansion seeks to tie history and cartography together to create a visual history that demonstrates causality. Within this interactive, factors ...
Innovation and Expansion seeks to tie history and cartography together to create a visual history that demonstrates causality. Within this interactive, factors like cross continental railroad expansion, the silver mining boom, steamboat commerce and modern amenities offer a visual analogy to the movement of people and the dispersal of population. While this installation reveals layers of historical information, the secondary goal is to make these stories human, tangible and real by illustrating each macro story with a relevant archival family story. These smaller family stories illustrate the larger visual history on a first person level by leveraging objects and images that seamlessly move, open and transform. This reveals stories about people as well as information from a past world via individual, first-person monologues, sounds, photographs and family ephemera including train tickets, store ledgers, newspaper clippings and other objects that are relevant to each story.
https://wn.com/Innovation_Expansion
Innovation and Expansion seeks to tie history and cartography together to create a visual history that demonstrates causality. Within this interactive, factors like cross continental railroad expansion, the silver mining boom, steamboat commerce and modern amenities offer a visual analogy to the movement of people and the dispersal of population. While this installation reveals layers of historical information, the secondary goal is to make these stories human, tangible and real by illustrating each macro story with a relevant archival family story. These smaller family stories illustrate the larger visual history on a first person level by leveraging objects and images that seamlessly move, open and transform. This reveals stories about people as well as information from a past world via individual, first-person monologues, sounds, photographs and family ephemera including train tickets, store ledgers, newspaper clippings and other objects that are relevant to each story.
- published: 03 Mar 2011
- views: 635
Jessie Farrell - You Make Me Feel
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- Duration: 3:36
- Updated: 12 Mar 2014
- views: 8694
When the time came to follow-up on her breakthrough 2007 album Nothing Fancy, Canadian country bombshell Jessie Farrell’s pursuit of authenticity was so painsta...
When the time came to follow-up on her breakthrough 2007 album Nothing Fancy, Canadian country bombshell Jessie Farrell’s pursuit of authenticity was so painstaking that she actually put her health at risk.
“When I'm giving something every bit of energy I have, I find myself getting short of breath,” she reveals, with a giggle (and a slight wheeze that’s a little hard to ignore). “I’ve done it since I was 12 years old. It’s anxiety. At the end of this record, I feel like I learned how to breathe better, and I learned how to sing better, and then on the last day of recording, I went and got ‘Breathe’ tattooed on my wrist.”
We can probably assume from her comments that Farrell is satisfied with the results. The flame-haired Vancouverite had wrapped-up her debut on the Canadian Country scene with three 2008 CCMAs when she lit out to Nashville on a writing expedition in mid-2008, winning for Female Artist of the Year, Rising Star, and Top New Female Talent of the Year, not to mention scoring a 2009 Juno nomination for New Artist of the Year.
The 2007 album Nothing Fancy had elevated Farrell into Canada’s country A-list, yielding a top 10 single with “Let’s Talk About Love”, a top 5 video for “I Guess”, and putting the rising artist on the road with Emerson Drive, Johnny Reid, Aaron Pritchett, Alan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn, Gord Bamford, and Toby Keith, among others. With so much buzz at her heels, and facing her sophomore effort, Farrell readily admits she needed to come up with a slam-dunk
“That was in my head the whole time,” she says, describing the meticulous lengths she took to find a producer who, in Farrell’s words, “would be willing to basically lay down on the railroad tracks with me.”
“I’m not one of those people that can get by knowing it’s just another record for them,” she elaborates. “I want them to be my friend, and I want it to expand far beyond just being my producer.”
A raft of industry giants were, at this point, clamoring to hitch up with the hyperventilating songbird. After interviewing a good number of them, Farrell was still producer-less, but wiser.
“What I really learned in this process is that it’s all about human connection,” she asserts. “How are you going to make sure they hear you, and that they’re putting their heart and souls into it? You can say, ‘Here’s a certain amount of money, please make me a record.’ But I knew that that would not be a successful record, and that I would not thrive inside that environment.”
Enter Victoria Shaw – one of Music City’s insurgent major-players; a singing-songwriting-producing tyro with auspicious credits like Garth Brooks’ “The River” under her belt, and no small amount of heat from a recent co-production job on Lady Antebellum's smash debut. Shaw met Farrell at an industry party and abruptly turned the tables on her.
“She said to me, ‘Why don’t we date before we sleep together’,” Farrell recalls with a laugh. “She said, ‘I gotta see what you’re like writing, I gotta see what you’re like in the studio, to work with, to collaborate with - then I’ll see if I wanna do this record with you.’”
Shaw subsequently roped songwriter Gary Burr into the scene, adding another hit-making heavyweight to an already formidable duo, and the team swiftly drummed up three of the tracks that would end up on Good, Bad & Pretty Things. At the end of it all, Farrell was calmly informed that she’d aced her “week long interview”. And the real work began.
Significantly, among those initial three songs was Farrell’s first single from Good, Bad & Pretty Things, “You Make Me Feel” – a country-pop confection every bit as bright, crafty, and insidious as “Let’s Talk About Love”, built not only on a gigantic hook, but on the striking emotional logic of the line, “You make me feel like that each time you kiss me, my heart starts racing like a car just missed me…”
“I think it’s fun, summery, an earworm,” Farrell says, with touching modesty. “It’s not a complicated song, but I think it’s a good one to ease people in with. And it’s a love song.” Farrell hopes the effect is like “little soap bubbles, with hearts in them, that will pop in people’s laps.”
At the other end of the scale, her first week with Shaw and Burr also produced “Burn So Bright”, which began as a tribute to Farrell’s brother (who passed away in 2001), before morphing into a broader hymn to affirmation. ”I’m hoping it’ll be an anthemic songs for people moving on to the next stage of their life, or about to attempt something new,” she offers.
Shaw’s crisp and restrained production keeps “Burn So Bright” on the correct side of sentimental, while leaving plenty of room for Farrell’s keening vocal (not to mention a sizzling fiddle-pedal steel showdown). Indeed, across the whole of Good, Bad & Pretty Things, Farrell and Shaw rai
https://wn.com/Jessie_Farrell_You_Make_Me_Feel
When the time came to follow-up on her breakthrough 2007 album Nothing Fancy, Canadian country bombshell Jessie Farrell’s pursuit of authenticity was so painstaking that she actually put her health at risk.
“When I'm giving something every bit of energy I have, I find myself getting short of breath,” she reveals, with a giggle (and a slight wheeze that’s a little hard to ignore). “I’ve done it since I was 12 years old. It’s anxiety. At the end of this record, I feel like I learned how to breathe better, and I learned how to sing better, and then on the last day of recording, I went and got ‘Breathe’ tattooed on my wrist.”
We can probably assume from her comments that Farrell is satisfied with the results. The flame-haired Vancouverite had wrapped-up her debut on the Canadian Country scene with three 2008 CCMAs when she lit out to Nashville on a writing expedition in mid-2008, winning for Female Artist of the Year, Rising Star, and Top New Female Talent of the Year, not to mention scoring a 2009 Juno nomination for New Artist of the Year.
The 2007 album Nothing Fancy had elevated Farrell into Canada’s country A-list, yielding a top 10 single with “Let’s Talk About Love”, a top 5 video for “I Guess”, and putting the rising artist on the road with Emerson Drive, Johnny Reid, Aaron Pritchett, Alan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn, Gord Bamford, and Toby Keith, among others. With so much buzz at her heels, and facing her sophomore effort, Farrell readily admits she needed to come up with a slam-dunk
“That was in my head the whole time,” she says, describing the meticulous lengths she took to find a producer who, in Farrell’s words, “would be willing to basically lay down on the railroad tracks with me.”
“I’m not one of those people that can get by knowing it’s just another record for them,” she elaborates. “I want them to be my friend, and I want it to expand far beyond just being my producer.”
A raft of industry giants were, at this point, clamoring to hitch up with the hyperventilating songbird. After interviewing a good number of them, Farrell was still producer-less, but wiser.
“What I really learned in this process is that it’s all about human connection,” she asserts. “How are you going to make sure they hear you, and that they’re putting their heart and souls into it? You can say, ‘Here’s a certain amount of money, please make me a record.’ But I knew that that would not be a successful record, and that I would not thrive inside that environment.”
Enter Victoria Shaw – one of Music City’s insurgent major-players; a singing-songwriting-producing tyro with auspicious credits like Garth Brooks’ “The River” under her belt, and no small amount of heat from a recent co-production job on Lady Antebellum's smash debut. Shaw met Farrell at an industry party and abruptly turned the tables on her.
“She said to me, ‘Why don’t we date before we sleep together’,” Farrell recalls with a laugh. “She said, ‘I gotta see what you’re like writing, I gotta see what you’re like in the studio, to work with, to collaborate with - then I’ll see if I wanna do this record with you.’”
Shaw subsequently roped songwriter Gary Burr into the scene, adding another hit-making heavyweight to an already formidable duo, and the team swiftly drummed up three of the tracks that would end up on Good, Bad & Pretty Things. At the end of it all, Farrell was calmly informed that she’d aced her “week long interview”. And the real work began.
Significantly, among those initial three songs was Farrell’s first single from Good, Bad & Pretty Things, “You Make Me Feel” – a country-pop confection every bit as bright, crafty, and insidious as “Let’s Talk About Love”, built not only on a gigantic hook, but on the striking emotional logic of the line, “You make me feel like that each time you kiss me, my heart starts racing like a car just missed me…”
“I think it’s fun, summery, an earworm,” Farrell says, with touching modesty. “It’s not a complicated song, but I think it’s a good one to ease people in with. And it’s a love song.” Farrell hopes the effect is like “little soap bubbles, with hearts in them, that will pop in people’s laps.”
At the other end of the scale, her first week with Shaw and Burr also produced “Burn So Bright”, which began as a tribute to Farrell’s brother (who passed away in 2001), before morphing into a broader hymn to affirmation. ”I’m hoping it’ll be an anthemic songs for people moving on to the next stage of their life, or about to attempt something new,” she offers.
Shaw’s crisp and restrained production keeps “Burn So Bright” on the correct side of sentimental, while leaving plenty of room for Farrell’s keening vocal (not to mention a sizzling fiddle-pedal steel showdown). Indeed, across the whole of Good, Bad & Pretty Things, Farrell and Shaw rai
- published: 04 Jan 2010
- views: 8694
Cracker - Pioneertown Campout - September 9, 2006
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- Duration: 25:25
- Updated: 09 Mar 2014
- views: 3067
SONGS: (1) Lonesome Johnny Blues (2) Duty Free (3) Happy Birthday to Me (4) Sweet Potato (5) Everybody Gets One For Free
MAY 17, 2011: This is a happy birthday...
SONGS: (1) Lonesome Johnny Blues (2) Duty Free (3) Happy Birthday to Me (4) Sweet Potato (5) Everybody Gets One For Free
MAY 17, 2011: This is a happy birthday video that works on numerous levels, designed as a "thank you" to all the well wishers who sent me regards today on facebook and through other communication avenues. As it is currently still my b-day while this puppy uploads and converts, we'll use it as the starting point. But wait! There's more... That's why it's a starting point.
WARNING: This is like Jolio's Inferno, comedy trumping divine, but with a whole lotta levels going on here. We can hit one now and still be in the present tense, and maybe back in time for bed. We're just getting started, so fairly warned, be thee, says I.
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"No sympathy for the devil; keep that in mind. Buy the ticket, take the ride...and if it occasionally gets a little heavier than what you had in mind, well...maybe chalk it off to forced conscious expansion: Tune in, freak out, get beaten."
— Hunter S. Thompson (Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas)
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Level#1: While on facebook earlier today, I went looking for a "birthday song" to post on my profile page and tried to locate the song "Happy Birthday to Me". It was written and recorded in the early 1990s by an old favorite band of mine called CRACKER (the much longer running follow-up to the indie rock forefathers in Camper Van Beethoven). All I could find through YouTube and other pages were some live recordings taken by cameraphone, but not the actual studio version of the song. Then I remembered a key piece of information...
Level#2: I actually have my own live video recording of CRACKER performing this song, as I kinda do this sort of thing with a camera from time to time, "fishing trips" if you will. The recording was from way back in 2006 at a place east of Los Angeles called "Pioneertown". Every year, apparently, Cracker and a reformed Camper Van Beethoven get together in early September and put on a multi-night "Campout" with their musician friends and those in their loyal fan base who can make the trip. With the release of their 2006 album "Greenland", CRACKER invited such guests as They set up a stage outside in the desert, play well into the night, have fun, and generally don't give a crap about anything except playing music and having fun while doing it... and taking care not to start fires, of course.
Level#3: Pioneertown is actually an abandoned television and movie set for old westerns filmed back in the 50s, but has been turned into bit of a detour attraction on the way to Joshua Tree National Park. There's a bar and hotel called "Pappy & Harriet's", some places to camp out, a bowling alley, and not much else except desert and cactus plants. It''s basically a Ghost Town of a Fake Town that seems to come out of a Louis L'Amour novel, and trippy as hell. It's the kind of place where the legend of Doug Flynn - my old man, a who passed in 2008 - would've had a blast, and I remember wondering briefly if his health would ever allow him to make such a trip. At the time, I could easily imagine the old wild west coast fisherman shooting the breeze with the bar patrons, tellin' ridiculous stories and bad jokes, then singing few songs for the people. Maybe he found a way to make the trip after all, and is down there right now playing tricks on the locals. I wouldn't put it past him.
Level#4: I went down to L.A. early in the morning on Friday, September 8, 2006 to meet with Mark Bolas, a professor at USC's School of Cinematic Arts for an interview regarding the school's Interactive Media Division. Once completed, I then headed over to Pioneertown to get some video for a "remote video production" prototype (sound familiar?) that I was working on based around the new video capabilities in the iPod 5G. I was using the iPod as a key "cultural icon" in the class I was teaching that fall (incidentally called "Cultural Icons and Popular Art") at the School of Interactive Arts & Technology (SIAT). This was work that pretty much followed straight out of the stuff in my thesis from earlier in the year.
Level#5: The project was designed to spur in-class discussion around the future of the iPod device as a popular music and video playing technology. Specifically, the idea was to consider what happens once the iPod inevitably became network enabled (i.e. the iPhone), in particular the use of video in such networked devices, as YouTube was still gathering steam and Facetime still a network-hogging pipe dream. Regardless, even back then I was trying to wrap my head around the I felt was on its way, not just in terms of networked video distribution, but remote collaboration on video-based projects. So while I was down in L.A. the plan was to try to get some video from September 9 live music performance by CRACKER at Pioneertown, do a quick edit of it, then send it over FTP back to the SIAT ca
https://wn.com/Cracker_Pioneertown_Campout_September_9,_2006
SONGS: (1) Lonesome Johnny Blues (2) Duty Free (3) Happy Birthday to Me (4) Sweet Potato (5) Everybody Gets One For Free
MAY 17, 2011: This is a happy birthday video that works on numerous levels, designed as a "thank you" to all the well wishers who sent me regards today on facebook and through other communication avenues. As it is currently still my b-day while this puppy uploads and converts, we'll use it as the starting point. But wait! There's more... That's why it's a starting point.
WARNING: This is like Jolio's Inferno, comedy trumping divine, but with a whole lotta levels going on here. We can hit one now and still be in the present tense, and maybe back in time for bed. We're just getting started, so fairly warned, be thee, says I.
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"No sympathy for the devil; keep that in mind. Buy the ticket, take the ride...and if it occasionally gets a little heavier than what you had in mind, well...maybe chalk it off to forced conscious expansion: Tune in, freak out, get beaten."
— Hunter S. Thompson (Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas)
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Level#1: While on facebook earlier today, I went looking for a "birthday song" to post on my profile page and tried to locate the song "Happy Birthday to Me". It was written and recorded in the early 1990s by an old favorite band of mine called CRACKER (the much longer running follow-up to the indie rock forefathers in Camper Van Beethoven). All I could find through YouTube and other pages were some live recordings taken by cameraphone, but not the actual studio version of the song. Then I remembered a key piece of information...
Level#2: I actually have my own live video recording of CRACKER performing this song, as I kinda do this sort of thing with a camera from time to time, "fishing trips" if you will. The recording was from way back in 2006 at a place east of Los Angeles called "Pioneertown". Every year, apparently, Cracker and a reformed Camper Van Beethoven get together in early September and put on a multi-night "Campout" with their musician friends and those in their loyal fan base who can make the trip. With the release of their 2006 album "Greenland", CRACKER invited such guests as They set up a stage outside in the desert, play well into the night, have fun, and generally don't give a crap about anything except playing music and having fun while doing it... and taking care not to start fires, of course.
Level#3: Pioneertown is actually an abandoned television and movie set for old westerns filmed back in the 50s, but has been turned into bit of a detour attraction on the way to Joshua Tree National Park. There's a bar and hotel called "Pappy & Harriet's", some places to camp out, a bowling alley, and not much else except desert and cactus plants. It''s basically a Ghost Town of a Fake Town that seems to come out of a Louis L'Amour novel, and trippy as hell. It's the kind of place where the legend of Doug Flynn - my old man, a who passed in 2008 - would've had a blast, and I remember wondering briefly if his health would ever allow him to make such a trip. At the time, I could easily imagine the old wild west coast fisherman shooting the breeze with the bar patrons, tellin' ridiculous stories and bad jokes, then singing few songs for the people. Maybe he found a way to make the trip after all, and is down there right now playing tricks on the locals. I wouldn't put it past him.
Level#4: I went down to L.A. early in the morning on Friday, September 8, 2006 to meet with Mark Bolas, a professor at USC's School of Cinematic Arts for an interview regarding the school's Interactive Media Division. Once completed, I then headed over to Pioneertown to get some video for a "remote video production" prototype (sound familiar?) that I was working on based around the new video capabilities in the iPod 5G. I was using the iPod as a key "cultural icon" in the class I was teaching that fall (incidentally called "Cultural Icons and Popular Art") at the School of Interactive Arts & Technology (SIAT). This was work that pretty much followed straight out of the stuff in my thesis from earlier in the year.
Level#5: The project was designed to spur in-class discussion around the future of the iPod device as a popular music and video playing technology. Specifically, the idea was to consider what happens once the iPod inevitably became network enabled (i.e. the iPhone), in particular the use of video in such networked devices, as YouTube was still gathering steam and Facetime still a network-hogging pipe dream. Regardless, even back then I was trying to wrap my head around the I felt was on its way, not just in terms of networked video distribution, but remote collaboration on video-based projects. So while I was down in L.A. the plan was to try to get some video from September 9 live music performance by CRACKER at Pioneertown, do a quick edit of it, then send it over FTP back to the SIAT ca
- published: 17 May 2011
- views: 3067
Tie Grading Test 2 B Answers
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 12:02
- Updated: 01 Mar 2014
- views: 25
RTA (a not-for-profit 501 C3 corp) Educational Video on Railroad Tie Grading Test
- published: 31 Jul 2012
- views: 25
Tie Grading Test 1 B
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:51
- Updated: 03 Aug 2013
- views: 12
RTA (a not-for-profit 501 C3 corp) Educational Video on Railroad Tie Grading Test
- published: 30 Jul 2012
- views: 12
Pixie and Jasper are going crazy for a Mystery Critter!!!
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- Duration: 5:04
- Updated: 09 Aug 2013
- views: 11
Pixie and Jasper are going crazy looking for a Mystery Critter that is hiding in a railroad tie!!!!!!
Pixie and Jasper are going crazy looking for a Mystery Critter that is hiding in a railroad tie!!!!!!
https://wn.com/Pixie_And_Jasper_Are_Going_Crazy_For_A_Mystery_Critter
Tie Grading Test 1 B Answers
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:51
- Updated: 17 Aug 2013
- views: 15
RTA (a not-for-profit 501 C3 corp) Educational Video on Railroad Tie Grading Test
- published: 31 Jul 2012
- views: 15
Fastenter Meditations documentation
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:32
- Updated: 21 Sep 2013
- views: 7
This video is about mediations on a railroad tie fastener
This video is about mediations on a railroad tie fastener
https://wn.com/Fastenter_Meditations_Documentation
This video is about mediations on a railroad tie fastener
- published: 08 Mar 2013
- views: 7
"Maverick"
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:08
- Updated: 02 Oct 2013
- views: 4
Tweetsie Railroad in Blowing Rock, NC, is branding its cowboy actors with fictional biopics that tie in US history. Maverick is one in a series of videos for 20...
Tweetsie Railroad in Blowing Rock, NC, is branding its cowboy actors with fictional biopics that tie in US history. Maverick is one in a series of videos for 2013 promotions.
https://wn.com/Maverick
Tweetsie Railroad in Blowing Rock, NC, is branding its cowboy actors with fictional biopics that tie in US history. Maverick is one in a series of videos for 2013 promotions.
- published: 18 Jan 2013
- views: 4
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Cutting a Railroad Tie
Mike shows us how to cut a railroad tie using a circular saw and reciprocating saw to get clean cuts. He saws upwards at the end so that the tie doesn't pinch and bind the saw blade.
published: 13 Nov 2013 -
CSX Replacing Railroad Ties on the CE&D; sub
The T1 track gang descends upon the CE&D; sub replacing cross ties between Princeton and Vincennes, IN. This video shows the process involved in replacing the ties and getting the track back to running condition. These guys were GOOD! I was like a choreographed ballet on rails.
published: 05 Sep 2015 -
Pros + Cons of Retaining Walls: Railroad Tie vs Stone vs Tire
OGB presents this project by Ted Elsasser, owner of http://www.SouthwestSustainableBuilders.com . A railroad tie retaining wall can last up to 40 years in a dry climate, maybe only 15 in a wet one, depending how its treated. Stone retaining walls last forever - but they are a lot more expensive and difficult to construct. Tire retaining walls are also super durable, but require a lot of labor and dirt to be hauled.
published: 13 Feb 2015 -
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Sawzall vs Rail Road Tie
I started a discussion on Facebook a few weeks ago about what would be the best tool to cut through a railroad tie. Because the chainsaw was about $50 to rent, not to mention replacing the chain, I decided to pick up a sawzall blade for a few dollars instead. What happens next will blow your mind!!!!!1!!!!11!!!!
published: 28 Jul 2015 -
How Its Made Railway Bridge Ties
published: 04 Mar 2015 -
Watch This Video before Using Railroad Ties for Decks - Construction Tips
http://www.homebuildingandrepairs.com/decks/index.html Click on this link for more videos on construction, deck building and home repairs. Railroad ties can be used for a variety of different things, but I don't recommend using them as decking for decks. They create uneven surfaces with large gaps between each railroad tie and can be difficult to walk on. Don't forget to watch more of our videos if you're interested in figuring out more ways to save money on future construction projects.
published: 24 Oct 2014 -
How to build steps out of railroad tie
i built some steps on a steep hill out of some railroad tie's that i purchased at lowes and made a flower bed beside them. i cut them in half with a chainsaw, drilled holes about a foot off each side, and hammerd approximently 3ft sticks of rebar threw threw them
published: 23 Sep 2012 -
Railroad Tie Wall Timelapse.
published: 09 Jul 2012 -
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Little River-Hike up Elkmont
1/12/14 It was a beautiful day in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. We hiked up 3 miles to the old railroad tie bridge and ran it down to the Elkmont campground. The Little River gauge was somewhere around 5'.
published: 15 Jan 2014 -
Innovation & Expansion
Innovation and Expansion seeks to tie history and cartography together to create a visual history that demonstrates causality. Within this interactive, factors like cross continental railroad expansion, the silver mining boom, steamboat commerce and modern amenities offer a visual analogy to the movement of people and the dispersal of population. While this installation reveals layers of historical information, the secondary goal is to make these stories human, tangible and real by illustrating each macro story with a relevant archival family story. These smaller family stories illustrate the larger visual history on a first person level by leveraging objects and images that seamlessly move, open and transform. This reveals stories about people as well as information from a past world via ...
published: 03 Mar 2011 -
Jessie Farrell - You Make Me Feel
When the time came to follow-up on her breakthrough 2007 album Nothing Fancy, Canadian country bombshell Jessie Farrell’s pursuit of authenticity was so painstaking that she actually put her health at risk. “When I'm giving something every bit of energy I have, I find myself getting short of breath,” she reveals, with a giggle (and a slight wheeze that’s a little hard to ignore). “I’ve done it since I was 12 years old. It’s anxiety. At the end of this record, I feel like I learned how to breathe better, and I learned how to sing better, and then on the last day of recording, I went and got ‘Breathe’ tattooed on my wrist.” We can probably assume from her comments that Farrell is satisfied with the results. The flame-haired Vancouverite had wrapped-up her debut on the Canadian Country sc...
published: 04 Jan 2010 -
Cracker - Pioneertown Campout - September 9, 2006
SONGS: (1) Lonesome Johnny Blues (2) Duty Free (3) Happy Birthday to Me (4) Sweet Potato (5) Everybody Gets One For Free MAY 17, 2011: This is a happy birthday video that works on numerous levels, designed as a "thank you" to all the well wishers who sent me regards today on facebook and through other communication avenues. As it is currently still my b-day while this puppy uploads and converts, we'll use it as the starting point. But wait! There's more... That's why it's a starting point. WARNING: This is like Jolio's Inferno, comedy trumping divine, but with a whole lotta levels going on here. We can hit one now and still be in the present tense, and maybe back in time for bed. We're just getting started, so fairly warned, be thee, says I. ------------------------------------------ "...
published: 17 May 2011 -
Tie Grading Test 2 B Answers
RTA (a not-for-profit 501 C3 corp) Educational Video on Railroad Tie Grading Test
published: 31 Jul 2012 -
Tie Grading Test 1 B
RTA (a not-for-profit 501 C3 corp) Educational Video on Railroad Tie Grading Test
published: 30 Jul 2012 -
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Tie Grading Test 1 B Answers
RTA (a not-for-profit 501 C3 corp) Educational Video on Railroad Tie Grading Test
published: 31 Jul 2012 -
Fastenter Meditations documentation
This video is about mediations on a railroad tie fastener
published: 08 Mar 2013 -
"Maverick"
Tweetsie Railroad in Blowing Rock, NC, is branding its cowboy actors with fictional biopics that tie in US history. Maverick is one in a series of videos for 2013 promotions.
published: 18 Jan 2013
Cutting a Railroad Tie
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:52
- Updated: 13 Nov 2013
- views: 46710
Mike shows us how to cut a railroad tie using a circular saw and reciprocating saw to get clean cuts. He saws upwards at the end so that the tie doesn't pinch a...
Mike shows us how to cut a railroad tie using a circular saw and reciprocating saw to get clean cuts. He saws upwards at the end so that the tie doesn't pinch and bind the saw blade.
https://wn.com/Cutting_A_Railroad_Tie
Mike shows us how to cut a railroad tie using a circular saw and reciprocating saw to get clean cuts. He saws upwards at the end so that the tie doesn't pinch and bind the saw blade.
- published: 13 Nov 2013
- views: 46710
CSX Replacing Railroad Ties on the CE&D; sub
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 22:42
- Updated: 05 Sep 2015
- views: 5388
The T1 track gang descends upon the CE&D; sub replacing cross ties between Princeton and Vincennes, IN. This video shows the process involved in replacing the ti...
The T1 track gang descends upon the CE&D; sub replacing cross ties between Princeton and Vincennes, IN. This video shows the process involved in replacing the ties and getting the track back to running condition. These guys were GOOD! I was like a choreographed ballet on rails.
https://wn.com/Csx_Replacing_Railroad_Ties_On_The_Ce_D_Sub
The T1 track gang descends upon the CE&D; sub replacing cross ties between Princeton and Vincennes, IN. This video shows the process involved in replacing the ties and getting the track back to running condition. These guys were GOOD! I was like a choreographed ballet on rails.
- published: 05 Sep 2015
- views: 5388
Pros + Cons of Retaining Walls: Railroad Tie vs Stone vs Tire
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:52
- Updated: 13 Feb 2015
- views: 64958
OGB presents this project by Ted Elsasser, owner of http://www.SouthwestSustainableBuilders.com . A railroad tie retaining wall can last up to 40 years in a dry...
OGB presents this project by Ted Elsasser, owner of http://www.SouthwestSustainableBuilders.com . A railroad tie retaining wall can last up to 40 years in a dry climate, maybe only 15 in a wet one, depending how its treated. Stone retaining walls last forever - but they are a lot more expensive and difficult to construct. Tire retaining walls are also super durable, but require a lot of labor and dirt to be hauled.
https://wn.com/Pros_Cons_Of_Retaining_Walls_Railroad_Tie_Vs_Stone_Vs_Tire
OGB presents this project by Ted Elsasser, owner of http://www.SouthwestSustainableBuilders.com . A railroad tie retaining wall can last up to 40 years in a dry climate, maybe only 15 in a wet one, depending how its treated. Stone retaining walls last forever - but they are a lot more expensive and difficult to construct. Tire retaining walls are also super durable, but require a lot of labor and dirt to be hauled.
- published: 13 Feb 2015
- views: 64958
Replacing Railroad Ties In Relay, MD
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 35:51
- Updated: 11 Jul 2012
- views: 85667
SUB-x-SUB ↑ ADVERTISE YOURSELF on my channel & my videos!-- I automatically allow ALL video responses on ALL of my vids, so you can promote your videos! --- CS...
SUB-x-SUB ↑ ADVERTISE YOURSELF on my channel & my videos!-- I automatically allow ALL video responses on ALL of my vids, so you can promote your videos! --- CSX MOW crew Replacing Railroad Ties In Relay, MD on a hot summer day!
https://wn.com/Replacing_Railroad_Ties_In_Relay,_Md
Sawzall vs Rail Road Tie
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:04
- Updated: 28 Jul 2015
- views: 4353
I started a discussion on Facebook a few weeks ago about what would be the best tool to cut through a railroad tie. Because the chainsaw was about $50 to rent,...
I started a discussion on Facebook a few weeks ago about what would be the best tool to cut through a railroad tie. Because the chainsaw was about $50 to rent, not to mention replacing the chain, I decided to pick up a sawzall blade for a few dollars instead.
What happens next will blow your mind!!!!!1!!!!11!!!!
https://wn.com/Sawzall_Vs_Rail_Road_Tie
I started a discussion on Facebook a few weeks ago about what would be the best tool to cut through a railroad tie. Because the chainsaw was about $50 to rent, not to mention replacing the chain, I decided to pick up a sawzall blade for a few dollars instead.
What happens next will blow your mind!!!!!1!!!!11!!!!
- published: 28 Jul 2015
- views: 4353
How Its Made Railway Bridge Ties
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:01
- Updated: 04 Mar 2015
- views: 66561
- published: 04 Mar 2015
- views: 66561
Watch This Video before Using Railroad Ties for Decks - Construction Tips
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:02
- Updated: 24 Oct 2014
- views: 8925
http://www.homebuildingandrepairs.com/decks/index.html Click on this link for more videos on construction, deck building and home repairs. Railroad ties can be ...
http://www.homebuildingandrepairs.com/decks/index.html Click on this link for more videos on construction, deck building and home repairs. Railroad ties can be used for a variety of different things, but I don't recommend using them as decking for decks. They create uneven surfaces with large gaps between each railroad tie and can be difficult to walk on. Don't forget to watch more of our videos if you're interested in figuring out more ways to save money on future construction projects.
https://wn.com/Watch_This_Video_Before_Using_Railroad_Ties_For_Decks_Construction_Tips
http://www.homebuildingandrepairs.com/decks/index.html Click on this link for more videos on construction, deck building and home repairs. Railroad ties can be used for a variety of different things, but I don't recommend using them as decking for decks. They create uneven surfaces with large gaps between each railroad tie and can be difficult to walk on. Don't forget to watch more of our videos if you're interested in figuring out more ways to save money on future construction projects.
- published: 24 Oct 2014
- views: 8925
How to build steps out of railroad tie
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:34
- Updated: 23 Sep 2012
- views: 133026
i built some steps on a steep hill out of some railroad tie's that i purchased at lowes and made a flower bed beside them. i cut them in half with a chainsaw, d...
i built some steps on a steep hill out of some railroad tie's that i purchased at lowes and made a flower bed beside them. i cut them in half with a chainsaw, drilled holes about a foot off each side, and hammerd approximently 3ft sticks of rebar threw threw them
https://wn.com/How_To_Build_Steps_Out_Of_Railroad_Tie
i built some steps on a steep hill out of some railroad tie's that i purchased at lowes and made a flower bed beside them. i cut them in half with a chainsaw, drilled holes about a foot off each side, and hammerd approximently 3ft sticks of rebar threw threw them
- published: 23 Sep 2012
- views: 133026
Railroad Tie Wall Timelapse.
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:47
- Updated: 09 Jul 2012
- views: 185847
- published: 09 Jul 2012
- views: 185847
Railroad Tie
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:32
- Updated: 18 May 2012
- views: 8112
Railroad Ties being sorted beside the railroad tracks. These ties are for sale for fencing, crosstie retaining walls, and decorative landscaping. Call National ...
Railroad Ties being sorted beside the railroad tracks. These ties are for sale for fencing, crosstie retaining walls, and decorative landscaping. Call National Salvage & Service Corp at 800-769-8437 or visit our website at www.railroadcrosstie.com.
https://wn.com/Railroad_Tie
Little River-Hike up Elkmont
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:20
- Updated: 10 Mar 2014
- views: 184
1/12/14 It was a beautiful day in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. We hiked up 3 miles to the old railroad tie bridge and ran it down to the Elkmont c...
1/12/14 It was a beautiful day in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. We hiked up 3 miles to the old railroad tie bridge and ran it down to the Elkmont campground. The Little River gauge was somewhere around 5'.
https://wn.com/Little_River_Hike_Up_Elkmont
1/12/14 It was a beautiful day in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. We hiked up 3 miles to the old railroad tie bridge and ran it down to the Elkmont campground. The Little River gauge was somewhere around 5'.
- published: 15 Jan 2014
- views: 184
Innovation & Expansion
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:21
- Updated: 11 Mar 2014
- views: 635
Innovation and Expansion seeks to tie history and cartography together to create a visual history that demonstrates causality. Within this interactive, factors ...
Innovation and Expansion seeks to tie history and cartography together to create a visual history that demonstrates causality. Within this interactive, factors like cross continental railroad expansion, the silver mining boom, steamboat commerce and modern amenities offer a visual analogy to the movement of people and the dispersal of population. While this installation reveals layers of historical information, the secondary goal is to make these stories human, tangible and real by illustrating each macro story with a relevant archival family story. These smaller family stories illustrate the larger visual history on a first person level by leveraging objects and images that seamlessly move, open and transform. This reveals stories about people as well as information from a past world via individual, first-person monologues, sounds, photographs and family ephemera including train tickets, store ledgers, newspaper clippings and other objects that are relevant to each story.
https://wn.com/Innovation_Expansion
Innovation and Expansion seeks to tie history and cartography together to create a visual history that demonstrates causality. Within this interactive, factors like cross continental railroad expansion, the silver mining boom, steamboat commerce and modern amenities offer a visual analogy to the movement of people and the dispersal of population. While this installation reveals layers of historical information, the secondary goal is to make these stories human, tangible and real by illustrating each macro story with a relevant archival family story. These smaller family stories illustrate the larger visual history on a first person level by leveraging objects and images that seamlessly move, open and transform. This reveals stories about people as well as information from a past world via individual, first-person monologues, sounds, photographs and family ephemera including train tickets, store ledgers, newspaper clippings and other objects that are relevant to each story.
- published: 03 Mar 2011
- views: 635
Jessie Farrell - You Make Me Feel
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:36
- Updated: 12 Mar 2014
- views: 8694
When the time came to follow-up on her breakthrough 2007 album Nothing Fancy, Canadian country bombshell Jessie Farrell’s pursuit of authenticity was so painsta...
When the time came to follow-up on her breakthrough 2007 album Nothing Fancy, Canadian country bombshell Jessie Farrell’s pursuit of authenticity was so painstaking that she actually put her health at risk.
“When I'm giving something every bit of energy I have, I find myself getting short of breath,” she reveals, with a giggle (and a slight wheeze that’s a little hard to ignore). “I’ve done it since I was 12 years old. It’s anxiety. At the end of this record, I feel like I learned how to breathe better, and I learned how to sing better, and then on the last day of recording, I went and got ‘Breathe’ tattooed on my wrist.”
We can probably assume from her comments that Farrell is satisfied with the results. The flame-haired Vancouverite had wrapped-up her debut on the Canadian Country scene with three 2008 CCMAs when she lit out to Nashville on a writing expedition in mid-2008, winning for Female Artist of the Year, Rising Star, and Top New Female Talent of the Year, not to mention scoring a 2009 Juno nomination for New Artist of the Year.
The 2007 album Nothing Fancy had elevated Farrell into Canada’s country A-list, yielding a top 10 single with “Let’s Talk About Love”, a top 5 video for “I Guess”, and putting the rising artist on the road with Emerson Drive, Johnny Reid, Aaron Pritchett, Alan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn, Gord Bamford, and Toby Keith, among others. With so much buzz at her heels, and facing her sophomore effort, Farrell readily admits she needed to come up with a slam-dunk
“That was in my head the whole time,” she says, describing the meticulous lengths she took to find a producer who, in Farrell’s words, “would be willing to basically lay down on the railroad tracks with me.”
“I’m not one of those people that can get by knowing it’s just another record for them,” she elaborates. “I want them to be my friend, and I want it to expand far beyond just being my producer.”
A raft of industry giants were, at this point, clamoring to hitch up with the hyperventilating songbird. After interviewing a good number of them, Farrell was still producer-less, but wiser.
“What I really learned in this process is that it’s all about human connection,” she asserts. “How are you going to make sure they hear you, and that they’re putting their heart and souls into it? You can say, ‘Here’s a certain amount of money, please make me a record.’ But I knew that that would not be a successful record, and that I would not thrive inside that environment.”
Enter Victoria Shaw – one of Music City’s insurgent major-players; a singing-songwriting-producing tyro with auspicious credits like Garth Brooks’ “The River” under her belt, and no small amount of heat from a recent co-production job on Lady Antebellum's smash debut. Shaw met Farrell at an industry party and abruptly turned the tables on her.
“She said to me, ‘Why don’t we date before we sleep together’,” Farrell recalls with a laugh. “She said, ‘I gotta see what you’re like writing, I gotta see what you’re like in the studio, to work with, to collaborate with - then I’ll see if I wanna do this record with you.’”
Shaw subsequently roped songwriter Gary Burr into the scene, adding another hit-making heavyweight to an already formidable duo, and the team swiftly drummed up three of the tracks that would end up on Good, Bad & Pretty Things. At the end of it all, Farrell was calmly informed that she’d aced her “week long interview”. And the real work began.
Significantly, among those initial three songs was Farrell’s first single from Good, Bad & Pretty Things, “You Make Me Feel” – a country-pop confection every bit as bright, crafty, and insidious as “Let’s Talk About Love”, built not only on a gigantic hook, but on the striking emotional logic of the line, “You make me feel like that each time you kiss me, my heart starts racing like a car just missed me…”
“I think it’s fun, summery, an earworm,” Farrell says, with touching modesty. “It’s not a complicated song, but I think it’s a good one to ease people in with. And it’s a love song.” Farrell hopes the effect is like “little soap bubbles, with hearts in them, that will pop in people’s laps.”
At the other end of the scale, her first week with Shaw and Burr also produced “Burn So Bright”, which began as a tribute to Farrell’s brother (who passed away in 2001), before morphing into a broader hymn to affirmation. ”I’m hoping it’ll be an anthemic songs for people moving on to the next stage of their life, or about to attempt something new,” she offers.
Shaw’s crisp and restrained production keeps “Burn So Bright” on the correct side of sentimental, while leaving plenty of room for Farrell’s keening vocal (not to mention a sizzling fiddle-pedal steel showdown). Indeed, across the whole of Good, Bad & Pretty Things, Farrell and Shaw rai
https://wn.com/Jessie_Farrell_You_Make_Me_Feel
When the time came to follow-up on her breakthrough 2007 album Nothing Fancy, Canadian country bombshell Jessie Farrell’s pursuit of authenticity was so painstaking that she actually put her health at risk.
“When I'm giving something every bit of energy I have, I find myself getting short of breath,” she reveals, with a giggle (and a slight wheeze that’s a little hard to ignore). “I’ve done it since I was 12 years old. It’s anxiety. At the end of this record, I feel like I learned how to breathe better, and I learned how to sing better, and then on the last day of recording, I went and got ‘Breathe’ tattooed on my wrist.”
We can probably assume from her comments that Farrell is satisfied with the results. The flame-haired Vancouverite had wrapped-up her debut on the Canadian Country scene with three 2008 CCMAs when she lit out to Nashville on a writing expedition in mid-2008, winning for Female Artist of the Year, Rising Star, and Top New Female Talent of the Year, not to mention scoring a 2009 Juno nomination for New Artist of the Year.
The 2007 album Nothing Fancy had elevated Farrell into Canada’s country A-list, yielding a top 10 single with “Let’s Talk About Love”, a top 5 video for “I Guess”, and putting the rising artist on the road with Emerson Drive, Johnny Reid, Aaron Pritchett, Alan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn, Gord Bamford, and Toby Keith, among others. With so much buzz at her heels, and facing her sophomore effort, Farrell readily admits she needed to come up with a slam-dunk
“That was in my head the whole time,” she says, describing the meticulous lengths she took to find a producer who, in Farrell’s words, “would be willing to basically lay down on the railroad tracks with me.”
“I’m not one of those people that can get by knowing it’s just another record for them,” she elaborates. “I want them to be my friend, and I want it to expand far beyond just being my producer.”
A raft of industry giants were, at this point, clamoring to hitch up with the hyperventilating songbird. After interviewing a good number of them, Farrell was still producer-less, but wiser.
“What I really learned in this process is that it’s all about human connection,” she asserts. “How are you going to make sure they hear you, and that they’re putting their heart and souls into it? You can say, ‘Here’s a certain amount of money, please make me a record.’ But I knew that that would not be a successful record, and that I would not thrive inside that environment.”
Enter Victoria Shaw – one of Music City’s insurgent major-players; a singing-songwriting-producing tyro with auspicious credits like Garth Brooks’ “The River” under her belt, and no small amount of heat from a recent co-production job on Lady Antebellum's smash debut. Shaw met Farrell at an industry party and abruptly turned the tables on her.
“She said to me, ‘Why don’t we date before we sleep together’,” Farrell recalls with a laugh. “She said, ‘I gotta see what you’re like writing, I gotta see what you’re like in the studio, to work with, to collaborate with - then I’ll see if I wanna do this record with you.’”
Shaw subsequently roped songwriter Gary Burr into the scene, adding another hit-making heavyweight to an already formidable duo, and the team swiftly drummed up three of the tracks that would end up on Good, Bad & Pretty Things. At the end of it all, Farrell was calmly informed that she’d aced her “week long interview”. And the real work began.
Significantly, among those initial three songs was Farrell’s first single from Good, Bad & Pretty Things, “You Make Me Feel” – a country-pop confection every bit as bright, crafty, and insidious as “Let’s Talk About Love”, built not only on a gigantic hook, but on the striking emotional logic of the line, “You make me feel like that each time you kiss me, my heart starts racing like a car just missed me…”
“I think it’s fun, summery, an earworm,” Farrell says, with touching modesty. “It’s not a complicated song, but I think it’s a good one to ease people in with. And it’s a love song.” Farrell hopes the effect is like “little soap bubbles, with hearts in them, that will pop in people’s laps.”
At the other end of the scale, her first week with Shaw and Burr also produced “Burn So Bright”, which began as a tribute to Farrell’s brother (who passed away in 2001), before morphing into a broader hymn to affirmation. ”I’m hoping it’ll be an anthemic songs for people moving on to the next stage of their life, or about to attempt something new,” she offers.
Shaw’s crisp and restrained production keeps “Burn So Bright” on the correct side of sentimental, while leaving plenty of room for Farrell’s keening vocal (not to mention a sizzling fiddle-pedal steel showdown). Indeed, across the whole of Good, Bad & Pretty Things, Farrell and Shaw rai
- published: 04 Jan 2010
- views: 8694
Cracker - Pioneertown Campout - September 9, 2006
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:25
- Updated: 09 Mar 2014
- views: 3067
SONGS: (1) Lonesome Johnny Blues (2) Duty Free (3) Happy Birthday to Me (4) Sweet Potato (5) Everybody Gets One For Free
MAY 17, 2011: This is a happy birthday...
SONGS: (1) Lonesome Johnny Blues (2) Duty Free (3) Happy Birthday to Me (4) Sweet Potato (5) Everybody Gets One For Free
MAY 17, 2011: This is a happy birthday video that works on numerous levels, designed as a "thank you" to all the well wishers who sent me regards today on facebook and through other communication avenues. As it is currently still my b-day while this puppy uploads and converts, we'll use it as the starting point. But wait! There's more... That's why it's a starting point.
WARNING: This is like Jolio's Inferno, comedy trumping divine, but with a whole lotta levels going on here. We can hit one now and still be in the present tense, and maybe back in time for bed. We're just getting started, so fairly warned, be thee, says I.
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"No sympathy for the devil; keep that in mind. Buy the ticket, take the ride...and if it occasionally gets a little heavier than what you had in mind, well...maybe chalk it off to forced conscious expansion: Tune in, freak out, get beaten."
— Hunter S. Thompson (Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas)
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Level#1: While on facebook earlier today, I went looking for a "birthday song" to post on my profile page and tried to locate the song "Happy Birthday to Me". It was written and recorded in the early 1990s by an old favorite band of mine called CRACKER (the much longer running follow-up to the indie rock forefathers in Camper Van Beethoven). All I could find through YouTube and other pages were some live recordings taken by cameraphone, but not the actual studio version of the song. Then I remembered a key piece of information...
Level#2: I actually have my own live video recording of CRACKER performing this song, as I kinda do this sort of thing with a camera from time to time, "fishing trips" if you will. The recording was from way back in 2006 at a place east of Los Angeles called "Pioneertown". Every year, apparently, Cracker and a reformed Camper Van Beethoven get together in early September and put on a multi-night "Campout" with their musician friends and those in their loyal fan base who can make the trip. With the release of their 2006 album "Greenland", CRACKER invited such guests as They set up a stage outside in the desert, play well into the night, have fun, and generally don't give a crap about anything except playing music and having fun while doing it... and taking care not to start fires, of course.
Level#3: Pioneertown is actually an abandoned television and movie set for old westerns filmed back in the 50s, but has been turned into bit of a detour attraction on the way to Joshua Tree National Park. There's a bar and hotel called "Pappy & Harriet's", some places to camp out, a bowling alley, and not much else except desert and cactus plants. It''s basically a Ghost Town of a Fake Town that seems to come out of a Louis L'Amour novel, and trippy as hell. It's the kind of place where the legend of Doug Flynn - my old man, a who passed in 2008 - would've had a blast, and I remember wondering briefly if his health would ever allow him to make such a trip. At the time, I could easily imagine the old wild west coast fisherman shooting the breeze with the bar patrons, tellin' ridiculous stories and bad jokes, then singing few songs for the people. Maybe he found a way to make the trip after all, and is down there right now playing tricks on the locals. I wouldn't put it past him.
Level#4: I went down to L.A. early in the morning on Friday, September 8, 2006 to meet with Mark Bolas, a professor at USC's School of Cinematic Arts for an interview regarding the school's Interactive Media Division. Once completed, I then headed over to Pioneertown to get some video for a "remote video production" prototype (sound familiar?) that I was working on based around the new video capabilities in the iPod 5G. I was using the iPod as a key "cultural icon" in the class I was teaching that fall (incidentally called "Cultural Icons and Popular Art") at the School of Interactive Arts & Technology (SIAT). This was work that pretty much followed straight out of the stuff in my thesis from earlier in the year.
Level#5: The project was designed to spur in-class discussion around the future of the iPod device as a popular music and video playing technology. Specifically, the idea was to consider what happens once the iPod inevitably became network enabled (i.e. the iPhone), in particular the use of video in such networked devices, as YouTube was still gathering steam and Facetime still a network-hogging pipe dream. Regardless, even back then I was trying to wrap my head around the I felt was on its way, not just in terms of networked video distribution, but remote collaboration on video-based projects. So while I was down in L.A. the plan was to try to get some video from September 9 live music performance by CRACKER at Pioneertown, do a quick edit of it, then send it over FTP back to the SIAT ca
https://wn.com/Cracker_Pioneertown_Campout_September_9,_2006
SONGS: (1) Lonesome Johnny Blues (2) Duty Free (3) Happy Birthday to Me (4) Sweet Potato (5) Everybody Gets One For Free
MAY 17, 2011: This is a happy birthday video that works on numerous levels, designed as a "thank you" to all the well wishers who sent me regards today on facebook and through other communication avenues. As it is currently still my b-day while this puppy uploads and converts, we'll use it as the starting point. But wait! There's more... That's why it's a starting point.
WARNING: This is like Jolio's Inferno, comedy trumping divine, but with a whole lotta levels going on here. We can hit one now and still be in the present tense, and maybe back in time for bed. We're just getting started, so fairly warned, be thee, says I.
------------------------------------------
"No sympathy for the devil; keep that in mind. Buy the ticket, take the ride...and if it occasionally gets a little heavier than what you had in mind, well...maybe chalk it off to forced conscious expansion: Tune in, freak out, get beaten."
— Hunter S. Thompson (Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas)
------------------------------------------
Level#1: While on facebook earlier today, I went looking for a "birthday song" to post on my profile page and tried to locate the song "Happy Birthday to Me". It was written and recorded in the early 1990s by an old favorite band of mine called CRACKER (the much longer running follow-up to the indie rock forefathers in Camper Van Beethoven). All I could find through YouTube and other pages were some live recordings taken by cameraphone, but not the actual studio version of the song. Then I remembered a key piece of information...
Level#2: I actually have my own live video recording of CRACKER performing this song, as I kinda do this sort of thing with a camera from time to time, "fishing trips" if you will. The recording was from way back in 2006 at a place east of Los Angeles called "Pioneertown". Every year, apparently, Cracker and a reformed Camper Van Beethoven get together in early September and put on a multi-night "Campout" with their musician friends and those in their loyal fan base who can make the trip. With the release of their 2006 album "Greenland", CRACKER invited such guests as They set up a stage outside in the desert, play well into the night, have fun, and generally don't give a crap about anything except playing music and having fun while doing it... and taking care not to start fires, of course.
Level#3: Pioneertown is actually an abandoned television and movie set for old westerns filmed back in the 50s, but has been turned into bit of a detour attraction on the way to Joshua Tree National Park. There's a bar and hotel called "Pappy & Harriet's", some places to camp out, a bowling alley, and not much else except desert and cactus plants. It''s basically a Ghost Town of a Fake Town that seems to come out of a Louis L'Amour novel, and trippy as hell. It's the kind of place where the legend of Doug Flynn - my old man, a who passed in 2008 - would've had a blast, and I remember wondering briefly if his health would ever allow him to make such a trip. At the time, I could easily imagine the old wild west coast fisherman shooting the breeze with the bar patrons, tellin' ridiculous stories and bad jokes, then singing few songs for the people. Maybe he found a way to make the trip after all, and is down there right now playing tricks on the locals. I wouldn't put it past him.
Level#4: I went down to L.A. early in the morning on Friday, September 8, 2006 to meet with Mark Bolas, a professor at USC's School of Cinematic Arts for an interview regarding the school's Interactive Media Division. Once completed, I then headed over to Pioneertown to get some video for a "remote video production" prototype (sound familiar?) that I was working on based around the new video capabilities in the iPod 5G. I was using the iPod as a key "cultural icon" in the class I was teaching that fall (incidentally called "Cultural Icons and Popular Art") at the School of Interactive Arts & Technology (SIAT). This was work that pretty much followed straight out of the stuff in my thesis from earlier in the year.
Level#5: The project was designed to spur in-class discussion around the future of the iPod device as a popular music and video playing technology. Specifically, the idea was to consider what happens once the iPod inevitably became network enabled (i.e. the iPhone), in particular the use of video in such networked devices, as YouTube was still gathering steam and Facetime still a network-hogging pipe dream. Regardless, even back then I was trying to wrap my head around the I felt was on its way, not just in terms of networked video distribution, but remote collaboration on video-based projects. So while I was down in L.A. the plan was to try to get some video from September 9 live music performance by CRACKER at Pioneertown, do a quick edit of it, then send it over FTP back to the SIAT ca
- published: 17 May 2011
- views: 3067
Tie Grading Test 2 B Answers
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- Duration: 12:02
- Updated: 01 Mar 2014
- views: 25
RTA (a not-for-profit 501 C3 corp) Educational Video on Railroad Tie Grading Test
- published: 31 Jul 2012
- views: 25
Tie Grading Test 1 B
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- Updated: 03 Aug 2013
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RTA (a not-for-profit 501 C3 corp) Educational Video on Railroad Tie Grading Test
- published: 30 Jul 2012
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Pixie and Jasper are going crazy for a Mystery Critter!!!
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Pixie and Jasper are going crazy looking for a Mystery Critter that is hiding in a railroad tie!!!!!!
Pixie and Jasper are going crazy looking for a Mystery Critter that is hiding in a railroad tie!!!!!!
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Tie Grading Test 1 B Answers
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- Duration: 11:51
- Updated: 17 Aug 2013
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RTA (a not-for-profit 501 C3 corp) Educational Video on Railroad Tie Grading Test
- published: 31 Jul 2012
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Fastenter Meditations documentation
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- Updated: 21 Sep 2013
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This video is about mediations on a railroad tie fastener
This video is about mediations on a railroad tie fastener
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This video is about mediations on a railroad tie fastener
- published: 08 Mar 2013
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"Maverick"
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Tweetsie Railroad in Blowing Rock, NC, is branding its cowboy actors with fictional biopics that tie in US history. Maverick is one in a series of videos for 20...
Tweetsie Railroad in Blowing Rock, NC, is branding its cowboy actors with fictional biopics that tie in US history. Maverick is one in a series of videos for 2013 promotions.
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Tweetsie Railroad in Blowing Rock, NC, is branding its cowboy actors with fictional biopics that tie in US history. Maverick is one in a series of videos for 2013 promotions.
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CSX MOW Crew Replacing Railroad Ties On The Old Main Line
CSX track gang hard at work on the old main line train tracks in the Avalon area of Patapsco Valley State Park, Baltimore County, Maryland
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Walkersville Southern Railroad Tie Gang
Come for a ride as we distribute ties, insert them, and operate a Kershaw Tie Crane
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Railroad,Tie Gang
Replacing old tie's on the Oregon trunk.3/2014 Bend,Oregon.
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An early August afternoon at the Rochelle Railroad Park 08/08/15
Saw 10 trains during my three hour visit. A lot of mixed freight at the beginning and a lot of intermodal trains at the end. They are installing new signals to replace the old ones plus they are in the process of replacing railroad ties on the south UP track!!
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Tiny Texas Houses' "Willy Wonka" on making magic reusing wood
Brad “Darby” Kittel came to Texas living on a converted school bus. He had planned to write the Great American Novel, but he ended up buying up boarded-up homes and fixing them up using materials he salvaged from other old houses, barns and buildings. After a couple decades refining his salvage mining techniques, he began using his collection to build “new” tiny portable homes from salvage. The prefab homes, measuring 64 square feet and up, are built from 99% salvaged materials. The other 1% is for things like electrical parts, plumbing, nails, screws, and some insulation materials. Since he builds with natural materials (mostly wood) or materials that have already off-gassed, he calls his homes “organic” (he makes clear he doesn’t use plastics, formaldehyde, sheetrock, VOC paints, late...
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Mr. Fuller's Museum: The Ties Between the National Railroad Museum and Brillion, Wisconsin
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Dristributing Ties on the South End of the Walkersville Southern Railroad
Come ride along as we distribute ties on the south end of the Walkersville Southern Railroad.
published: 19 Jan 2017
CSX MOW Crew Replacing Railroad Ties On The Old Main Line
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 53:28
- Updated: 17 May 2014
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CSX track gang hard at work on the old main line train tracks in the Avalon area of Patapsco Valley State Park, Baltimore County, Maryland
CSX track gang hard at work on the old main line train tracks in the Avalon area of Patapsco Valley State Park, Baltimore County, Maryland
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CSX track gang hard at work on the old main line train tracks in the Avalon area of Patapsco Valley State Park, Baltimore County, Maryland
- published: 17 May 2014
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Walkersville Southern Railroad Tie Gang
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- Updated: 24 Dec 2016
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Come for a ride as we distribute ties, insert them, and operate a Kershaw Tie Crane
Come for a ride as we distribute ties, insert them, and operate a Kershaw Tie Crane
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Come for a ride as we distribute ties, insert them, and operate a Kershaw Tie Crane
- published: 24 Dec 2016
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More Examples
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- Updated: 30 Aug 2016
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RTA (a not-for-profit 501 C3 corp) Educational Video on Railroad Tie Grading
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Graandpa Gibby's R R Ties PART 1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 31:27
- Updated: 16 Feb 2015
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Railroad,Tie Gang
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 51:37
- Updated: 22 Apr 2014
- views: 1316
Replacing old tie's on the Oregon trunk.3/2014
Bend,Oregon.
Replacing old tie's on the Oregon trunk.3/2014
Bend,Oregon.
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Replacing Railroad Ties In Relay, MD
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An early August afternoon at the Rochelle Railroad Park 08/08/15
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Saw 10 trains during my three hour visit. A lot of mixed freight at the beginning and a lot of intermodal trains at the end. They are installing new signals to ...
Saw 10 trains during my three hour visit. A lot of mixed freight at the beginning and a lot of intermodal trains at the end. They are installing new signals to replace the old ones plus they are in the process of replacing railroad ties on the south UP track!!
https://wn.com/An_Early_August_Afternoon_At_The_Rochelle_Railroad_Park_08_08_15
Saw 10 trains during my three hour visit. A lot of mixed freight at the beginning and a lot of intermodal trains at the end. They are installing new signals to replace the old ones plus they are in the process of replacing railroad ties on the south UP track!!
- published: 09 Aug 2015
- views: 95
Tiny Texas Houses' "Willy Wonka" on making magic reusing wood
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:00:46
- Updated: 16 Sep 2014
- views: 336955
Brad “Darby” Kittel came to Texas living on a converted school bus. He had planned to write the Great American Novel, but he ended up buying up boarded-up homes...
Brad “Darby” Kittel came to Texas living on a converted school bus. He had planned to write the Great American Novel, but he ended up buying up boarded-up homes and fixing them up using materials he salvaged from other old houses, barns and buildings.
After a couple decades refining his salvage mining techniques, he began using his collection to build “new” tiny portable homes from salvage. The prefab homes, measuring 64 square feet and up, are built from 99% salvaged materials. The other 1% is for things like electrical parts, plumbing, nails, screws, and some insulation materials.
Since he builds with natural materials (mostly wood) or materials that have already off-gassed, he calls his homes “organic” (he makes clear he doesn’t use plastics, formaldehyde, sheetrock, VOC paints, latex paint, carpet or toxic glues and minimal vinyl or PVC).
Kittel has started a tiny home community on his land in Luling, Texas to embracing what he calls Pure Salvage Living. Right now he offers the homes as rentals so people can experience a “truly organic house”. Some of the homes are being lived in longer term by employees and interns and the compound has a community kitchen and bath house. Kittel also hopes his village, or villages, will become completely independent from zoning and regulations by voting to become independent towns.
He’s also dug “four million years” beneath his home in search of fresh water and living space. He’s supported this huge underground world with salvaged railroad ties. At the bottom of main cave lies a pool of water where Kittel hopes to practice fish farming and access drinking water if necessary.
There are also caves down here that could be used as living spaces. Kittel has already occupied one (directly beneath his home) using an old RV (it was craned in before his home was built). He can access it through a trap door beneath his home and currently he uses it for solitude, but he sees its potential for underground living.
Tiny Texas Houses: http://tinytexashouses.com/
Original video: http://faircompanies.com/videos/view/tiny-texas-houses-willy-wonka-on-doing-magic-reusing-wood/
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Brad “Darby” Kittel came to Texas living on a converted school bus. He had planned to write the Great American Novel, but he ended up buying up boarded-up homes and fixing them up using materials he salvaged from other old houses, barns and buildings.
After a couple decades refining his salvage mining techniques, he began using his collection to build “new” tiny portable homes from salvage. The prefab homes, measuring 64 square feet and up, are built from 99% salvaged materials. The other 1% is for things like electrical parts, plumbing, nails, screws, and some insulation materials.
Since he builds with natural materials (mostly wood) or materials that have already off-gassed, he calls his homes “organic” (he makes clear he doesn’t use plastics, formaldehyde, sheetrock, VOC paints, latex paint, carpet or toxic glues and minimal vinyl or PVC).
Kittel has started a tiny home community on his land in Luling, Texas to embracing what he calls Pure Salvage Living. Right now he offers the homes as rentals so people can experience a “truly organic house”. Some of the homes are being lived in longer term by employees and interns and the compound has a community kitchen and bath house. Kittel also hopes his village, or villages, will become completely independent from zoning and regulations by voting to become independent towns.
He’s also dug “four million years” beneath his home in search of fresh water and living space. He’s supported this huge underground world with salvaged railroad ties. At the bottom of main cave lies a pool of water where Kittel hopes to practice fish farming and access drinking water if necessary.
There are also caves down here that could be used as living spaces. Kittel has already occupied one (directly beneath his home) using an old RV (it was craned in before his home was built). He can access it through a trap door beneath his home and currently he uses it for solitude, but he sees its potential for underground living.
Tiny Texas Houses: http://tinytexashouses.com/
Original video: http://faircompanies.com/videos/view/tiny-texas-houses-willy-wonka-on-doing-magic-reusing-wood/
- published: 16 Sep 2014
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Mr. Fuller's Museum: The Ties Between the National Railroad Museum and Brillion, Wisconsin
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 56:41
- Updated: 08 Dec 2016
- views: 53
- published: 08 Dec 2016
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Dristributing Ties on the South End of the Walkersville Southern Railroad
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- Duration: 1:11:04
- Updated: 19 Jan 2017
- views: 72
Come ride along as we distribute ties on the south end of the Walkersville Southern Railroad.
Come ride along as we distribute ties on the south end of the Walkersville Southern Railroad.
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Come ride along as we distribute ties on the south end of the Walkersville Southern Railroad.
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Cutting a Railroad Tie
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CSX Replacing Railroad Ties on the CE&D; sub
The T1 track gang descends upon the CE&D; sub replacing cross ties between Princeton and Vi...
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CSX Replacing Railroad Ties on the CE&D; sub
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Pros + Cons of Retaining Walls: Railroad Tie vs Stone vs Tire
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Pros + Cons of Retaining Walls: Railroad Tie vs Stone vs Tire
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Replacing Railroad Ties In Relay, MD
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Sawzall vs Rail Road Tie
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How Its Made Railway Bridge Ties
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Watch This Video before Using Railroad Ties for Decks - Construction Tips
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How to build steps out of railroad tie
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Railroad Tie Wall Timelapse.
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Railroad Tie
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Little River-Hike up Elkmont
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Jessie Farrell - You Make Me Feel
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Cracker - Pioneertown Campout - September 9, 2006
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Cracker - Pioneertown Campout - September 9, 2006
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Cutting a Railroad Tie
Mike shows us how to cut a railroad tie using a circular saw and reciprocating saw to get ...
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Cutting a Railroad Tie
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CSX Replacing Railroad Ties on the CE&D; sub
The T1 track gang descends upon the CE&D; sub replacing cross ties between Princeton and Vi...
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CSX Replacing Railroad Ties on the CE&D; sub
CSX Replacing Railroad Ties on the CE&D; sub
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Pros + Cons of Retaining Walls: Railroad Tie vs Stone vs Tire
OGB presents this project by Ted Elsasser, owner of http://www.SouthwestSustainableBuilder...
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Pros + Cons of Retaining Walls: Railroad Tie vs Stone vs Tire
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Replacing Railroad Ties In Relay, MD
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Sawzall vs Rail Road Tie
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Sawzall vs Rail Road Tie
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How Its Made Railway Bridge Ties
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How Its Made Railway Bridge Ties
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Watch This Video before Using Railroad Ties for Decks - Construction Tips
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Watch This Video before Using Railroad Ties for Decks - Construction Tips
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How to build steps out of railroad tie
i built some steps on a steep hill out of some railroad tie's that i purchased at lowes an...
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How to build steps out of railroad tie
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Railroad Tie Wall Timelapse.
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Railroad Tie
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Little River-Hike up Elkmont
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Cracker - Pioneertown Campout - September 9, 2006
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CSX MOW Crew Replacing Railroad Ties On The Old Main Line
CSX track gang hard at work on the old main line train tracks in the Avalon area of Pataps...
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CSX MOW Crew Replacing Railroad Ties On The Old Main Line
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Walkersville Southern Railroad Tie Gang
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Graandpa Gibby's R R Ties PART 1
Changing out Railroad Ties
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Railroad,Tie Gang
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Replacing Railroad Ties In Relay, MD
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An early August afternoon at the Rochelle Railroad Park 08/08/15
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An early August afternoon at the Rochelle Railroad Park 08/08/15
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Tiny Texas Houses' "Willy Wonka" on making magic reusing wood
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Mr. Fuller's Museum: The Ties Between the National Railroad Museum and Brillion, Wisconsin
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Dristributing Ties on the South End of the Walkersville Southern Railroad
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The Admiral Grigorovich has been deployed from the Black Sea to head for the port of Tartus, which houses a Russian naval base ... Read more....
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Seoul, Apr 8 (AFP) North Korea has said the US missile strikes on Syria were an “intolerable act of aggression” that “proves a million times over” that strengthening its nuclear programme was the right choice, state media reported today. The comments were Pyongyang’s first since US President Donald Trump ordered the strikes on an air base in the war-wracked country Thursday in retaliation for an apparent chemical attack ... (AFP) ... ....
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With Donald Trump’s first supreme court nominee confirmed, the real business can begin – with a range of hot-button cases on the way. Neil Gorsuch. God, guns, and abortion. Neil Gorsuch to quickly make his mark on high court. With Donald Trump’s first supreme court nominee confirmed, the real business can begin – with a range of hot-button cases on the way. @TeeMcSee. email ... Now the real business begins ... Churches, bakeries and voter IDs ... ....
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Swedish police arrest man over truck attack which killed four
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By Johan Ahlander, Johannes Hellstrom and Niklas Pollard. STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Swedish police have arrested a man they suspect drove a beer delivery truck which rammed into a crowd in central Stockholm on Friday, killing four people and wounding 15 in what they described as a terror crime ... "The person in question has been arrested as the culprit ... The report said the bomb may have partly exploded, burning the driver ... HIGH ALERT ... ....
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Quakes crack buildings, panic tourists in Philippine town
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MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Philippine officials say back-to-back quakes have caused cracks in small buildings in a resort town south of Manila where jittery tourists left and patients were brought out of a hospital amid alarm over aftershocks. Philippine seismologists say a quake with a magnitude of 5.6 followed shortly by a magnitude 6 quake […] ... ....
State Corporation Commission authorizes contentious transmission line for Amazon data center (copy)
Edit Richmond Times Dispatch 08 Apr 2017
In an interim order approving the line and substation, the commission said two proposed routes for the project, estimated by Dominion to run about five miles between Gainesville and Haymarket and cost between $55 million and $62 million, meet the statutory criteria for approval, though the commission preferred a route that runs along a Norfolk Southern railroad, the so-called “railroad route.”....
State Corporation Commission authorizes contentious transmission line for Amazon data center
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In an interim order approving the line and substation, the commission said two proposed routes for the project, estimated by Dominion to run about five miles between Gainesville and Haymarket and cost between $55 million and $62 million, meet the statutory criteria for approval, though the commission preferred a route that runs along a Norfolk-Southern railroad, the so-called "railroad route."....
Teen leads suicide prevention effort
Edit The San Diego Union-Tribune 08 Apr 2017
An Encinitas high school student who lives near the coastal railroad tracks wants to take rail safety a step further. Kassidy Kanner, 18, recently launched a campaign calling for suicide-prevention signs to be installed along the Leucadia stretch of the rail line where two people have died this ... ....
Daughter of football star tells of challenges
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When Chuck Ealey was a child, he picked up stones from railroad tracks that ran through his hometown of Portsmouth, Ohio, and tried to hit train cars’ small logos as each one passed ... ....
Bridge maintenance on northbound I-75 begins April 10
Edit Michigan Live 08 Apr 2017
On Monday, April 10, the Michigan Department of Transportation will begin preventive maintenance to the northbound Interstate 75 bridge, as well as 13 miles of concrete pavement repairs over the CSX Railroad near Birch Run ... ....
Little-used Montana trail makes great spring destination
Edit The Miami Herald 08 Apr 2017
He pedaled a bike on the embankment raised to support steam locomotives ... Louis in 1806 ... They initially floated logs down the Blackfoot to mills in Bonner before starting to build a railroad up the river channel in 1904 ... Forest Service ... The BLM owns most of the best bits of the old railroad grade, but has had little ability to make it a destination ... The biggest spans Belmont Creek, where a railroad trestle bridge was removed decades ago....
Judge dismisses case against woman in 1989 Kansas killing
Edit The Miami Herald 08 Apr 2017
They didn't say why it was dismissed ... DeLeon's body was found along railroad tracks near Interstate 435 in Kansas City, Kansas ... ....
Woman who went to fight ISIS goes on hunger strike
Edit Topix 08 Apr 2017
First pictures inside the 'Underground Railroad' where heroic volunteers risked their lives to smuggle 100,000 slaves out of the South before the Civil War Psychology professor reveals a series of ... (more) ....
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