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Dave McCorquodale replied to the topic Trump as President? Meaning for Landscape Architects? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 9 years, 4 months ago
I’m reminded of that saying that goes something like: You can’t reason someone out of a position that they weren’t reasoned into.
I’m fine with policy disagreements, but the whole “Obama’s a Muslim” thing is thinly-veiled racism. Period. The ACA? Turned out to be a disaster for almost everyone. Foreign policy? A hot mess. Ability to work…[Read more] -
Dave McCorquodale replied to the topic Trump as President? Meaning for Landscape Architects? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 9 years, 4 months ago
….and that’s how civil dialogue works! Well said, Andrew. Thank you!
Dave
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Andrew Garulay, RLA replied to the topic Trump as President? Meaning for Landscape Architects? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 9 years, 4 months ago
I just want to remind everyone that while some people on the right are extreme in their views nearly half of the voters voted for Trump. You (generic you) can’t convince me and I can’t imagine that you have convinced yourself that nearly half of the country is extreme. The problem is that you never hear from the non-extreme right because every…[Read more]
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Dave McCorquodale replied to the topic Trump as President? Meaning for Landscape Architects? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 9 years, 4 months ago
Craig, takes conviction to say what you did. I’ll stand with you. My experience is that the “new & improved” right has run most of us who were interested in constructive dialogue off.
Robert– I appreciate your point of view, but man, your delivery is antagonistic, laced with conspiracy theories, and hateful. We agree on many aspects of getting…[Read more] -
Philippa Wilson replied to the topic Site Measuring Revisited Again in the forum STORY BOARD 9 years, 4 months ago
Hi Andrew
I’m considering purchasing the Disto S910 or maybe a total station. So far the Disto seems as if it would be easier to use. I have a couple of questions for you –
Is it easy to position the laser dot accurately outdoors? I have an older laser & have found it really difficult to hold it still & see it in bright sunlight.
Did you get the…[Read more] -
Craig Richmond, RLA replied to the topic Trump as President? Meaning for Landscape Architects? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 9 years, 4 months ago
I really try to stay out of political discussions on this site, but your enthusiasm for the new president is way over the top. I’m thankful that hate filled people like you are the minority. It’s just not fair to see all the stress that nonsense talk like your’s is putting on all kinds of hard working people. I might have to take my lumps, but I’m…[Read more]
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Mayré Rivero Bueno wrote a new post, How an Old Market Square Became the New ”It” Spot 9 years, 4 months ago
Old Market Square, by Gustafson Porter, in Nottingham, England. In 2004, the Development Department of Nottingham, England, organized an international competition for the re-design of the Old Market Square. The […]

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Calico replied to the topic Trump as President? Meaning for Landscape Architects? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 9 years, 4 months ago
Agreed on the dicey thing. Several of our land development clients (domestic, not international) put their projects on hold following the election. Should be an interesting few years.
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Rob Halpern replied to the topic Trump as President? Meaning for Landscape Architects? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 9 years, 4 months ago
a DEMOCRACY (a Nation of Capitalism)
Someone needs a dictionary and some classes in political science. Most Fascist nations are capitalists. Many democracies aren’t exactly capitalists.
Glad you’re happy but the business outlook is very uncertain. Will there be a trade war with China? Or a shooting war? Maybe. Will there be trade barriers with…[Read more]
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Andrew Garulay, RLA replied to the topic Site Measuring Revisited Again in the forum STORY BOARD 9 years, 5 months ago
I also have a ZipLevel. It is totally different. One does not replace the other. I still use the ziplevel to get very specific elevation differences.
I use this Disto tool for accurately locating things in relation to other things – usually to something that is already in a plan or in a cad drawing such as a building. The device is a laser range…[Read more] -
Cheryl Corson replied to the topic Site Measuring Revisited Again in the forum STORY BOARD 9 years, 5 months ago
Sounds great. I have a Ziplevel. How does it compare? Cheryl Corson
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Andrew Garulay, RLA replied to the topic Editorial: Eligibility requirements for State Landscape Architect Licenses in the forum STORY BOARD 9 years, 5 months ago
Ideally, a young LA should learn more in an LA firm. However, it is not an ideal world.
The problem, if you have been paying attention since 2008, is that the opportunities are extremely limited and there are many LA firms who cycle through interns to do production work at low wages (or salaries) keeping them pigeon holed. They learn CAD and…[Read more] -
Andrew Garulay, RLA replied to the topic Editorial: Eligibility requirements for State Landscape Architect Licenses in the forum STORY BOARD 9 years, 5 months ago
Keith, I totally agree with you that internship in a CE office should be perfectly acceptable as long as you have a degree in an accredited LA curriculum. These are tasks of an LA done with the trained way of thinking that an LA has through education. It is different than doing the same tasks without that degree.
Certainly more valuable an…[Read more] -
Keith A. French replied to the topic CLARB LARE Scoring in the forum PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE 9 years, 5 months ago
Yes, I do.
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Keith A. French replied to the topic Project Manager Training? in the forum PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE 9 years, 5 months ago
Someone once told me that if you want to be an expert on anything read 10 books about the subject and you will be in the top 80 to 90 % of experts on the subject. Reading about Project Management is one of those subjects.
Find every bloody book you can (Old and New) about the subject. Key to project management is to develop an understanding of the…[Read more] -
Keith A. French replied to the topic Editorial: Eligibility requirements for State Landscape Architect Licenses in the forum STORY BOARD 9 years, 5 months ago
I did not say that internship wasn’t necessary. Because I sincerely believe that my internship with a Civil Engineer was the perfect fit for me. The major problem I faced as a young Graduate with 2 Children was the Landscape Architects were not paying enough to attract my interest. Leading me to think that rather than be used I wouldn’t waste my…[Read more]
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Julie Barnard replied to the topic Best Dubai Landscapes to Visit in the forum PLACES & SPACES 9 years, 5 months ago
This looks great! I’ll definitely be sure to stop here!
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Keith A. French replied to the topic L.A.'s who seek licensure in CA but don't qualify? in the forum STORY BOARD 9 years, 5 months ago
Your experience may overcome that problem.
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Keith A. French replied to the topic Editorial: Eligibility requirements for State Landscape Architect Licenses in the forum STORY BOARD 9 years, 5 months ago
Contrary to the Idea that one should work for x years under a Landscape Architect. I offer my Resume. I never worked under a Landscape Architect until I worked for myself.
It has been a journey and there are many paths. When I graduated with honors from Cal Poly Pomona, Garret Eckbo offered a Position starting at $2.00 per hour. I took a Job with…[Read more] -
Jay S Burke replied to the topic How do I build this? in the forum GENERAL DISCUSSION 9 years, 5 months ago
With a precise plan available with you I would suggest seeking help of some backyard landscaping services who might help you in getting it done. The in-house design team of such landscape designers would be able to help you guide further. Have heard about a landscape designers solda pools who does landscape designing ( http://www.soldapools.com/sol…[Read more]
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