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#DIANA #Masonry #Pushover, #earthquake Exciting developments in building safety! Learn how #DIANA is revolutionizing the assessment and reinforcement of structures in earthquake-prone regions.

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?? Rates have DROPPED! With FHA loans as low as 2.5% and conventional loans starting at 2.99%, NOW is the time to lock in your dream home! These rates won’t last—take advantage of below-market financing and get into your new home before they’re gone! Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity! ?? For those looking to save money, especially if you’re considering downsizing, this conventional loan with special financing from Richmond American Homes could leave extra money in your pocket: ? Year 1: As low as 2.999% interest rate (5.127% APR) – Estimated payment: $2,106/month ? Year 2: As low as 3.999% interest rate (5.127% APR) – Estimated payment: $2,385/month ? Year 3 and beyond: As low as 4.999% interest rate (5.127% APR) – Estimated payment: $2,682/month These payments are based on a $555,000 home and are subject to change based on taxes, insurance, and other factors. With these lower initial payments, you could save hundreds each month, making it easier to transition into your dream home. Whether you’re downsizing or simply looking to keep more money in your pocket, this offer is perfect for you! Contact me today to explore how this conventional loan promo can benefit you! https://lnkd.in/gFNfQzZ6 #eagleidahorealestatelistings #newhomeseagleidaho #RichmondAmericanHomes #homeownership #SpecialFinancing #belowmarketrates #retiretoidaho #mosscreekcommunity #eaglerealtor #fromcalitoidaho #relocatetoidaho #homesforsaleinidaho #boise #eagleidahorealestate

Honeymoon Bridge Collapse - Niagara A dramatic image of a bridge collapse surely captures the imagination, but without context it's just that, a historically latent image. Historical Connections Saved by Photo Digitization On January 23rd, 1938, a strong wind storm on Lake Erie caused a large amount of ice to flow down the river and over the Falls. In just twelve hours, the river below the Falls became blocked with a massive amount of ice, which created significant pressure against the bridge abutments and hinge supports. It was only a matter of time until the bridge would collapse. The end of the Honeymoon Bridge came at 4:20 p.m. on January 27th 1938, when the span broke free and fell into the gorge below. The Honeymoon Bridge (also known as the Upper Steel Arch Bridge or the Falls View Bridge) was replaced by today's Rainbow Bridge, several hundred feet to the north where future ice would be less impactful. Even more poignant, this image was found at the bottom of an old cardboard box belonging to a client. It was taken by their grandfather when he was Great Lakes boat crew during the 1930's. Digitizing saves old photos and documents for future generations. These files are a valuable visual reference to history and family, however without the accompanying who, what, when, where, why and how, it's just a picture. #heirchivist #evoqque #honeymoonbridge #niagarafalls #fallsviewbridge

Case Study - Stabilizing a Historic Building with a Sandstone Foundation https://hubs.li/Q02Lqz1R0

Case Study - Stabilizing a Historic Building with a Sandstone Foundation https://hubs.li/Q02LqG6T0

Case Study - Stabilizing a Historic Building with a Sandstone Foundation https://hubs.li/Q02LqLvy0

Case Study - Stabilizing a Historic Building with a Sandstone Foundation https://hubs.li/Q02Lqwsm0

Study to evaluate impact of Fern Hollow Bridge collapse on creek below https://lnkd.in/eC89Wt-y