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Connecticut, Newtown, Prior Lake
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13 Framing Mistakes to Avoid at All Costs

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By Mark Petersen
| Yahoo Singapore
Wooden beams and a top plate joint are positioned indoors, showcasing the structural framework of a building under construction. Natural light filters through a nearby window. Stagger the Joints in the Top Plates It’s best to have one continuous top and tie plate, but that’s not possible on longer walls. When multiple plates are necessary, keep top plate end joints a minimum of 24 in. away from tie plate end joints. And keep end joints at least 24 in. from the end of the wall as well.
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Description of the female Psilochalcis adenticulata Petersen (Hymenoptera: Chalcididae) with comments on new distribution records in the western United States

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By Mark Petersen
| scholarsarchive.byu.edu
Home > Journals > Western North American Naturalist Publications > Western North American Naturalist > Vol. 86 () > No. 1 Petersen, Mark J.; Johnson, Robert L.; and Anderson, Val Jo (2026) "Description of the female Psilochalcis adenticulata Petersen (Hymenoptera: Chalcididae) with comments on new distribution records in the western United States," Western North American Naturalist: Vol. 86: No. 1, Article 4. Available at: https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/wnan/vol86/iss1/4 COinS
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Ruffy Controls Introduces World’s Smallest Low-Power Industrial Joystick — The TS3 Series

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By Mark Petersen
| EIN News
Ruffy Controls Introduces World’s Smallest Low-Power Industrial Joystick — The TS3 Series Worlds Smallest Low Power Joystick Introducing the Worlds Smallest Low Power Joystick from Ruffy Controls. Smaller and Better, their TS3 Series is an Industrial Joystick for UAVs and More. We are thrilled to bring the TS3 Series to market. Our customers have asked for a joystick that combines ultra-small form factor, ultra-low power consumption and industrial robustness.
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