Adding on to my home cost and which way is better?

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Kristen

I have and all brick ranch built in 1964 and about 1800sqft, there is no masters just three small bedrooms and two baths one up and one bath down. I was thinking of adding a master above the house or convert the garage. How much do you think it will cost me in Atlanta, GA and which way would be cheaper, convert the garage or add on top of the house?

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Hello. My name is Richie. I am an electrician and a home improvement expert. I will help you the best I can. I am a professional electrician and a PT electrical associate for Lowes in Fayetteville.
I live near Atlanta, Fayetteville actually, and if you need me to, I can come and give you and estimate.
You will have many contractors that will hit you for several thousand dollars. I myself don't do home improvements for a glorious amount of money. I did one job at a Think Sushi in downtown Atlanta that was quoted at over $15,000. I did it for $3000.
First you need to determine where you want it. Upstairs? Is it an attic and will it hold up flor space? Do you want to install a bathroom in this room too? If you decide on the garage, it would be more simple but when the cold weather hits, you may wish you had it again.
In this room is the electrical. You will need almost two switches for light and ceiling fan, outlets, and other additional power requirements such as an extra outlet for an A/C window unit. Most electricians look to hit you for at least $1000. That is just labor.
Then there is HVAC. Running air ducts and returns is easy but the bill will rise there too.
Then you need a drywaller and drywall finisher. This can set you back another $1000 and then if he does a half hitched job, he got his money and is gone.
Another option is, do you use all three bedrooms? Is there someone sleeping in all three? If not, knock out a wall and make two rooms into one. It can be done without exhausting you garage.
Once you decide what you want to do, hire a good contractor. If you wish to find someone like myself that does it as a hobby and who cares how the job is done, then do not pay until the job is done. I will not accept any payment until the job is done.
Good luck and God Bless. Jesus Christ loves you.
If you have any other questions, feel free to contact me at rsrasmussen72@yahoo.com. I am a God fearing Christian and I would love to help.

What are the translated lyrics to "Kugutsuuta kagirohi ha yomi ni mata muto"from Ghost in the shell innocence?

Ryu

I have been looking for the lyrics for a presentation for one of my classes. We were asked to bring in a piece of music that no one else might of ever hear of and I wanted to bring this is with the translation. I know that most of these songs were part of shinto prayers. Any help would be appreciated!
Thank you very much to R>V<N for your answer but unfortunately the song's lyrics that you had are not the same as the one on the song. Thank you for the effort though! I appreciate it and I will be able to use those pictures you provided. I am very grateful.

The song's length is 9:47 long give or take a second. The only hint i have to it is a comment I found about dancing foxes.

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Hello ,
I could not find the lyrics but I found something that may suit you according to the criteria of your question but it is from the first Ghost In The Shell anime film ;
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_in_the_Shell_(film)#Choral_song
"Choral song
According to the soundtrack's liner notes, the haunting choral song that plays throughout the film is a wedding song, sung to get rid of all evil influences that are about to follow. The lyrics of the song itself seems to reflect the union between Kusanagi and Project 2501 which takes place towards the end of the movie. Kenji Kawai originally wanted to use Bulgarian folk singers, but was unable to find any, so he relied on the Japanese folk song choir he used earlier in the Ranma 1/2 anime. The song uses an ancient form of the Japanese language mixed with Bulgarian harmony and traditional Japanese notes.
[edit] Lyrics
1. å¾ãèã¸ã°ãéºã女ãéã²ã«ããï¼ããã¾ã¸ã°ããã¯ããããã²ã«ããï¼
A ga maeba, kuwashime yoinikeriï¼ããã¾ãã°ããããããããã«ããï¼
Because I had danced, the beautiful lady was enchanted
2. å¾ãèã¸ã°ãç§ãæãé¿ããªãï¼ããã¾ã¸ã°ãã¦ãã¤ããã¨ãããªãï¼
A ga maeba, terutsuki toyomunariï¼ããã¾ãã°ãã¦ãã¤ããã¨ãããªãï¼
Because I had danced, the shining moon echoed
3. çµå©ã«ãç¥ã天ä¸ãã¦ï¼ãã°ã²ã«ããã¿ããã¾ãã ãã¦ï¼
Yobai ni, kami amakudariteï¼ãã°ãã«ããã¿ããã¾ãã ãã¦ï¼
Proposing marriage, the god shall descend
4. å¤ã¯æãã鵺鳥ãé³´ãï¼ãã¯ãããã¬ã¸ã¨ãããªãï¼
Yo wa ake, nuedori nakuï¼ãã¯ãããã¬ãã©ãããªãï¼
The night clears away and the chimera bird (White's Thrush) will sing
5. é ç¥æµè³ï¼ã¨ã»ããã¿ããã¿ãããï¼
Toh kami, emi tameï¼ã¨ãããã¿ããã¿ãããï¼
The distant god may give us the precious blessing!
[edit] Cultural analysis of lyrics
Married nobles in the Japanese pre-feudal era typically slept in separate bedrooms. Sneaking into the bedroom of a love interest constituted a proposal for marriage. Therefore, the third line may be understood as "yobahi/nightly crawl into bedroom" rather than "kekkon/wedding."
A sterling bird is mentioned in 4th line. When this bird sings at dawn, it is considered an ominous sign because its song is believed to be less melodic than other birds and thus baleful.
The fifth line is a set of Shinto "god words". In the ancient days when Shinto relied on more shamanic rituals, a turtle shell was burned to reveal a fortune and special words were said to proclaim that the truth had been revealed. These words eventually became a prayer used to cleanse impurities.
The last line of the song was overdubbed in the international release of the film with "One Minute Warning", a song by U2 and Brian Eno. Some speculate that this edit was done for marketing purposes by Manga Entertainment, one of the major financiers of the film.[weasel words] "
I will check around some more though .

=^,,^=

Post - Edit ; "The Ballad of Puppets: The Ghost Waits In The World Beyond" seems to be the English translation of "Kugutsuuta kagirohi ha yomi ni mata muto".
PPE ; I did find these images that may be of benefit should you choose to augment your presentation with visuals ;
http://www.kenjikawai.com/gallery_record-04_e.html

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where can i find houses for rent or to rent to own in atlanta GA?

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Ms. Wrinkl

we possible may be moving there and want to look for a 3 bedroom house

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http://www.georgiahousingsearch.org/index.html

This website is set up by the Georgia Department of community affairs.

They have nice houses on here.

I want my Bedroom Emo How?

EmoHelloKi

Okay so im an emo and thirteen years old, and i want my room re-decorated. I need some tips on How to have my room like really emo to set the style of me being an emo but I haven't got a clue on what bedding to have, coloured walls, if I should have wallpaper on one wall, a rug, accessories. So please help me out
Peace XD

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Here's what I think you should do.

Put black and white striped wallpaper on one wall. thick stripes might look cool, like this: http://www.wallpapershop.com.au/store/image.php?type=T&id=159
Paint the rest of the walls red. It might also be cool if you painted your door black.
Get cool black and white bedding. I think this would look great: http://www.tillys.com/tillys/variants.aspx?cid=1111&ctlg=020_Girls&prod=128177150&rank=1&size=-1

To decorate, put up some posters of your favourite bands. You could also put some cool prints in a simple black frame, maybe stuff like this:
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=29010349&ref=sr_gallery_5&&ga_search_query=emo&ga_search_type=category&category=art&ga_page=&includes[]=tags&includes[]=title
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=6755389&ref=sr_gallery_2&&ga_search_query=emo&ga_search_type=category&category=art&ga_page=3&includes[]=tags&includes[]=title
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=27160020&ref=sr_gallery_14&&ga_search_query=emo&ga_search_type=category&category=art&ga_page=6&includes[]=tags&includes[]=title
And maybe some plain black or white curtains.

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I want my Bedroom Emo How?

Q. Okay so im an emo and thirteen years old, and i want my room re-decorated. I need some tips on How to have my room like really emo to set the style of me being an emo but I haven't got a clue on what bedding to have, coloured walls, if I should have wallpaper on one wall, a rug, accessories. So please help me out
Peace XD

A. Here's what I think you should do.

Put black and white striped wallpaper on one wall. thick stripes might look cool, like this: http://www.wallpapershop.com.au/store/image.php?type=T&id=159
Paint the rest of the walls red. It might also be cool if you painted your door black.
Get cool black and white bedding. I think this would look great: http://www.tillys.com/tillys/variants.aspx?cid=1111&ctlg=020_Girls&prod=128177150&rank=1&size=-1

To decorate, put up some posters of your favourite bands. You could also put some cool prints in a simple black frame, maybe stuff like this:
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=29010349&ref=sr_gallery_5&&ga_search_query=emo&ga_search_type=category&category=art&ga_page=&includes[]=tags&includes[]=title
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=6755389&ref=sr_gallery_2&&ga_search_query=emo&ga_search_type=category&category=art&ga_page=3&includes[]=tags&includes[]=title
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=27160020&ref=sr_gallery_14&&ga_search_query=emo&ga_search_type=category&category=art&ga_page=6&includes[]=tags&includes[]=title
And maybe some plain black or white curtains.

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I want my Bedroom Emo How?

Q. Okay so im an emo and thirteen years old, and i want my room re-decorated. I need some tips on How to have my room like really emo to set the style of me being an emo but I haven't got a clue on what bedding to have, coloured walls, if I should have wallpaper on one wall, a rug, accessories. So please help me out
Peace XD

A. Here's what I think you should do.

Put black and white striped wallpaper on one wall. thick stripes might look cool, like this: http://www.wallpapershop.com.au/store/image.php?type=T&id=159
Paint the rest of the walls red. It might also be cool if you painted your door black.
Get cool black and white bedding. I think this would look great: http://www.tillys.com/tillys/variants.aspx?cid=1111&ctlg=020_Girls&prod=128177150&rank=1&size=-1

To decorate, put up some posters of your favourite bands. You could also put some cool prints in a simple black frame, maybe stuff like this:
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=29010349&ref=sr_gallery_5&&ga_search_query=emo&ga_search_type=category&category=art&ga_page=&includes[]=tags&includes[]=title
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=6755389&ref=sr_gallery_2&&ga_search_query=emo&ga_search_type=category&category=art&ga_page=3&includes[]=tags&includes[]=title
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=27160020&ref=sr_gallery_14&&ga_search_query=emo&ga_search_type=category&category=art&ga_page=6&includes[]=tags&includes[]=title
And maybe some plain black or white curtains.

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Rent a house between Ft Stewart and Savannah, GA?

Q. I am in the military and I am on orders to report to Fort Stewart, Ga in August. I am looking for rental property between Fort Stewart and Savannah, Ga. My wife has a job set up in Savannah and we are looking to rent a house somewhere in between. We are looking for at least 3 bedrooms and have a medium sized dog and a cat. If anyone could point me in the right direction, I would greatly apreciate it.

A. Check Craigslist.com

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What is the cost of living in Fiji?

Q. What kind of a yearly salary would I need to live comfortably in Fiji?

A. http:// icsc.un .org/resources/pdfs/2004/hsg/ fiji-04 .pdf recommends a monthly income of $5, 758 .92 to live in Suva the way someone would typically live in New York (not Donald Trump, just a small 2 to 4 bedroom house or apartment). That would mean an annual income of $69, 107 .04.

However, if you move to the smaller towns or lesser islands, shop at local markets rather than supermarkets, grow at least some of your own food, are willing to settle for part-time electricity from a generator, and so on, you can live on much, much less. $30,000 would a luxurious income in the boonies.

According to one article on living in Fiji, the capital, Suva, offers apartments and houses from $250 to "luxury" flats and homes ranging around $3500. It also says that sometimes, if you let the owner know you plan to live at the residence for a long time, you can work a deal.

Food is expensive in the capital - There are a couple of big supermarkets that feature imported foods and products. The price is high. Almost $4 for a head of lettuce or cabbage from New Zealand or Australia.

You also have the traffic, noise and crowds in Suva. On the positive side, there are the government offices and the American Embassy and you get to mingle with mostly professional expats at the happy hour bars.

You can also consider living in other parts of Fiji. On the other side of Viti Levu, the main island and biggest of the group, is Nadi (Nan di), the jet city, called this, I imagine because it's where the airport is. There are night clubs, a good supermarket and a small community of expats. Suva on a smaller scale.

Lautoka, the sugar town, is north of Nadi, and called the sugar town because of the large amount of sugar cane farms and the ever present sugar train shugging through. It's also a seaport town and some cruises leave from here.

Lautoka is quieter and slower than Nadi. A quaint place where you can find lace mosquitoe nets and unique pots and early century kitchen do dads that can only be found here in second hand shops. Rents are cheaper. Not many expats.

Coming back down southeast of Nadi but still on the west side of the island is Sigatoka (Sing ga toka), a small one road town. It was a one bridge town before hurricaine Sina (1992) destroyed half of it. It was one lane with a stop light on each end. Traffic going to Nadi had to wait until traffic going to Suva cleared. The government was building a four lane bridge when I left.

Sigatoka is the last city before going into the interior or "salad bowl" as its called. Thats where the majority of the vegetables on the island are grown. The Sigatoka market is great though Saturday is best. You can buy three heads of cabbage or lettuce for fifty cents. A bunch of bananas for fifty cents, bunch of string beans for the same price.

Basically there's nothing to do in Sigatoka but in Korotogo (koro tongo, named after the village) there's a couple of ma and pa Indian run stores, friendly locals and a few expats. Let it be known that I spent five years in Fiji and never ventured further than Korotogo. I went on a few tours but I haven't seen anymore of Fiji. Plan to though, on my next trip. The Reef Hotel is located here on the coral coast as the area is called. It has a nice restaurant and a great bar for afternoon drinks or night dancing. Coral coveres the beach but there are plenty of spots to sunbathe and the ocean, protected by the reef, is clear and great for swimming. Or just sit on the beach and watch the sun set.

Fijians are mostly Methodist and don't go to the beach on Sundays. You may find a few Indian families and some tourists. Mainly, you will have it to yourself.

For $300 a month, you can get a three bedroom unfurnished flat with a large fenced yard. These new flats are about seven years old. They have hot water and lots of flowers and fruits trees in the yards. These are in Korotogo on the backroad. If you plan a long stay, try bargaining the price down.

About getting a job, the article's author says:
"Getting a job in Fiji is almost impossible. I lucked up and got a teaching job. I taught high school English in the interior. Thlis was after I had my degree sent down. They want to see the original. They did provide me with a free two bedroom barely furnished house. We had a generator that came on for a few hours at night. No hot water, outdoor non-flush toilet (a big hole with commode over it). I did manage to save some money and really got a chance to mingle with the locals and see the Fiji tourists don't see.

At present, there is more of a need for accounting, science and math teachers.

To start a business, you need a Fijian as your partner and permission from Immigratin. You may also be asked to deposit $1800 as bond. (If all fails, they want you to havae airfare out). Their approval could take from a few weeks to years.

If you just want to work there, you have to have some skill that a local doesn't and you are to train them to

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