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Hot Dog Cart
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Sunshine’s Hotdogs is a mobile hot dog cart (not a fixed restaurant) based in the Jacksonville, Florida area (Northeast Florida / First Coast).
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It operates as a pop-up food cart that appears at different locations, events, RV parks, ballparks, construction sites, corporate events, and more across Jacksonville and surrounding spots like Yulee, Fernandina Beach, Orange Park, and Callahan. The owner (Shanin, aka Shay/Sunshine) is from Jacksonville and often shares her daily/weekly locations on social media.
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- Mailing/PO Box: Callahan, FL 32011.
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- Website: sunshineshotdog.com (for booking/events).
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- Socials: Active on Instagram (@sunshineshotdogs), Facebook, and YouTube (@SunshinesHotDogs) — check there for current pop-up spots.
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Note: There’s a separate “Sunshine Hot Dogs and Catering” in the Tampa area, but the popular one with the YouTube presence and recent media coverage is the Jacksonville-based cart.
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Follow their channels for the latest schedule, as it’s mobile!
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Renovation Standards
“Attributes of the Architect” c. 1725 Jean-Baptiste Siméon
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print(“Ædificare”)https://t.co/Ja2uGenSPr pic.twitter.com/Xs9fdzzdBY— Standards Michigan (@StandardsMich) January 4, 2022
The key standards distinguishing building renovations (alterations, repairs, or rehabilitation) from new building construction primarily come from the model code stacks of the International Code Council, the National Fire Protection Association, ASHRAE International, Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers and the embedded product standards by ASTM International, Underwriters Laboratories and others we track routinely.
There are others, notably the FEMA “50 percent” rule informed by National Flood Insurance Program regulation applying to buildings in flood-prone areas. It governs renovation, repair, and improvement projects by defining “substantial improvement” or “substantial damage” as any work where costs equal or exceed 50% of the structure’s pre-improvement (or pre-damage) market value (excluding land value).
The “50 percent” rule does not exist in the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) regulations in the same way as FEMA’s flood-related 50% threshold for substantial improvement/damage. Instead, ADA alterations (under Title III for public accommodations and commercial facilities, and Title II for public entities) use a 20% disproportionate cost threshold for certain requirements.
Sustainability objectives also shape the
scope of building renovation projects by expanding beyond basic repairs or cosmetic updates to encompass holistic, long-term performance improvements across environmental, economic, and social dimensions.
Today at the usual hour we will scan stabilized standards and track changes in process where possible. Use the login credentials at the upper right of our home page.
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Chartered in 1876, and having outgrown its home by the early 1900s, its alumni hired Detroit architect Albert Kahn for his earliest surviving non-industrial, non-commercial commissions. Kahn created a handsome 2½-story Tudor Revival building with half-timbered stucco exterior, slate roof, prominent gables. It pioneered the shift of fraternities to Hill Street, inspiring many others to follow. The house has been continuously occupied by the fraternity since completion—the oldest such in Ann Arbor. It earned National Register of Historic Places listing in 1995.
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The Bachelor of Science in Family and Consumer Sciences at Colorado State University prepares students to enhance individual, family, and community well-being through an interdisciplinary curriculum. The program offers two concentrations: Family and Consumer Sciences Education and Interdisciplinary FCS. The Education concentration trains students to become licensed middle or high school teachers, meeting Colorado’s teaching licensure requirements and boasting high job placement rates.
The Interdisciplinary concentration provides a broad foundation for careers in areas like counseling, advocacy, or community services, focusing on skills such as resource management, nutrition, and interpersonal relationships. Students engage in hands-on learning, including internships and student teaching, and benefit from nationally recognized faculty and professional development opportunities. The curriculum covers topics like personal finance, family systems, and wellness, equipping graduates to address real-world challenges. CSU’s program is accredited by the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, and students can pursue certification through the same organization.
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With a focus on leadership and civic engagement, the FCS degree ensures graduates are ready to make meaningful societal impacts. Scholarships and flexible online options are available, enhancing accessibility.
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Strawberry Shortcake
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The Strawberry Shortcake Luncheon is an IU tradition that dates to 1947 when doctors & nurses would gather to enjoy a sweet treat + celebrate our health care professionals. 🍓🏥
Now, @IUMedSchool is gathering virtually & we have the recipe: https://t.co/8orIWh0pxi pic.twitter.com/4FGX1HLO84
— Indiana University (@IndianaUniv) May 20, 2020
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