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How To Cook Venison Sausage

Posted by Joe Weagraff on in Uncategorized

Venison sausage is a type of sausage made with ground venison. Venison is the meat of a deer. It can be made into sausage by mixing it with spices and other ingredients, then stuffing it into a casing and cooking it. There are many different ways to make venison sausage. One way is to mix […]

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Top Casinos und beste Bankoptionen für österreichische Spieler

Posted by Joe Weagraff on in Uncategorized

Wenn es um die wichtigsten europäischen Glücksspielmärkte geht, erwähnen Online-Casino-Rezensenten oft Deutschland, das Vereinigte Königreich und die skandinavischen Länder, aber selten Österreich. Casino Banking Methods ist hier, um diese grässliche Ungerechtigkeit zu korrigieren und eine ganze Seite dem Glücksspiel und den Online-Einzahlungen in Österreich zu widmen. Da das Glücksspiel in diesem Land sehr beliebt ist, […]

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Kitchen Hood Types, Placement, and Use

Kitchen Hood Types, Placement, and Use

Posted by Eric Baluch on in Fundamentals

Kitchen hood designs vary depending on the application in which the hood is being used.  There are two types of kitchen hoods. TYPES The first type of kitchen hoods is designed to be installed above cooking appliances that produce laden vapors, such as grease or smoke. Type 2 kitchen hoods must be installed above cooking or […]

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Where and How to Install Firestopping Products

Where and How to Install Firestopping Products

Posted by Edward Radziszewski on in Engineering, Fundamentals

Firestopping products are required by local building codes, national model codes, and the National Electrical Code (NFPA 70) to be installed in all penetrations of fire rated construction or in smoke barriers.  Fire rated construction consists of walls, floors, shafts and listed floor/ceiling assemblies and are located throughout a structure as required by Code and […]

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MEP Engineering Considerations for Alterations to Existing Walls, Roofs and Windows

MEP Engineering Considerations for Alterations to Existing Walls, Roofs and Windows

Posted by Joe Weagraff on in Engineering

The two questions most often raised regarding the thermal performance of changes to existing walls, roofs and windows are: We’d like to add insulation to the building, but if we do, does it have to meet code? If a window or storefront is being replaced, can we just match the existing so the look remains […]

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