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I caught a shiny pikachu tonight. Anyone else find one yet?

I'm wondering what is the ideal team for me to join. The gyms around me were all yellow before the gym overhaul. Would I be better off choosing yellow because of this? I usually play solo if that matters. Thanks

Has anyone noticed the cost for 100 coins is still showing $1.39 but is actually $1.60? It seems a recent update jacked up their prices.

Edit: I have taken a closer look and only the 100 pokecoin purchase had increased (despite still being advertising as $1.39). Further, it does say the extra $0.21 is tax - but it doesn't come to 13% HST nor is it applied to the other items. I've looked at a previous google play invoice and can confirm previous billing of $1.39 no tax.

I'm hoping someone here can help me out with this. I can't seem to figure out the rooflines for this dropped addition. Specifically, I can't seem to determine the layout on the roof plan.

There will be a large room added along with a smaller mudroom off the side. The addition is dropped +/- 8" so the overhangs will come in lower than on the existing. All pitches are 4/12. I'm not sure if I'll need a saddle to ensure good drainage.

I've uploaded a pic showing the elevations and a layout of the existing roof. http://imgur.com/QBBukIt

I've literally spent hours drawing and reworking the linework only to come full circle. I'll be the first to admit I'm not great at rooflines!

Thank you!

I'm hoping someone here can help me out with this. I can't seem to figure out the rooflines for this dropped addition. Specifically, I can't seem to determine the layout on the roof plan.

There will be a large room added along with a smaller mudroom off the side. The addition is dropped +/- 8" so the overhangs will come in lower than on the existing. All pitches are 4/12. I'm not sure if I'll need a saddle to ensure good drainage.

I've uploaded a pic showing the elevations and a layout of the existing roof. http://imgur.com/QBBukIt

I've literally spent hours drawing and reworking the linework only to come full circle. I'll be the first to admit I'm not great at rooflines!

Thank you!

I'm hoping someone here can help me out with this. I can't seem to figure out the rooflines for this dropped addition. Specifically, I can't seem to determine the layout on the roof plan.

There will be a large room added along with a smaller mudroom off the side. The addition is dropped +/- 8" so the overhangs will come in lower than on the existing. All pitches are 4/12. I'm not sure if I'll need a saddle to ensure good drainage.

I've uploaded a pic showing the elevations and a layout of the existing roof. http://imgur.com/QBBukIt

I've literally spent hours drawing and reworking the linework only to come full circle. I'll be the first to admit I'm not great at rooflines!

Thank you!

Hey, as the title suggests I'm hoping to do some light reading. Anyone know where I can find a copy to read? I don't want to pay over $200 for some background info.

Thanks!

I was wondering if anyone has any advice on how to prevent losing drawings.

I put in 12 solid hours today into a drawing and all was good. I opened that drawing file to act as a template for another project I'm working on (erasing all line work) and thought I had immediately renamed the file but apparently not! (My computer is on the fritz so I've been saving so often I guess I'm not even aware of me doing it anymore).

I closed Autocad thinking all was well and ended up losing a previous bak file from about 11 1/2 hours in. Nothing helpful in my temp folder either.. AC$ files are invalid as well.

I typically create multiple dwg files per project but base them on the date worked.. And si

I'm used to new construction and haven't come across this situation yet.

The existing home is solid masonry and the home owners are looking to enclose a porch and add additional living space above. New built up beams will need to be added but I'm not certain about how to properly support them at the existing wall. I'm thinking a beam pocket needs to be created within the outer brick wythe. Is this the correct way of going about this? I'm so used to avoiding loading brick. The foundation wall is stone and mortar with no concrete or straight edges. I'm used to providing concrete footings or enlarging the existing on most projects but this isn't possible here.

Does anyone have advice or expe