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VIDEO: Rex Ryan Is 'Pissed Off' at Trump for NFL Comments

Rex Ryan when he was coach of the Buffalo Bills.

Rex Ryan, the former coach of the Buffalo Bills and New York Jets football teams, declared that he's "pissed off" at President Donald Trump for Trump's comments about NFL players who "take a knee" during the National Anthem.

Ryan is a commentator ESPN's Sunday NFL Countdown. He used that platform to criticize the president; the comments drew attention because Ryan has previously been a Trump supporter. You can watch the video of what Ryan said on ESPN here:.

Let me tell you, I'm pissed off, I'll be honest with you. I supported Donald Trump.

I sat back when he asked me to introduce him at a rally in Buffalo, I did that. But I'm reading these comments, and it's appalling to me.

And I'm sure it's appalling to almost any citizen in our country. Calling our players SOBs and all that stuff.

That's not the men that I know. Men that I know in the locker room, I'm proud to be associated with those people.

I apologize for being pissed off, but guess what, that's it. Because right away, I'm associated with what Donald Trump stands for and all that because I introduced him. I never signed up for that. I never wanted that.

That doesn't mean I support 100-percent of the things he says, and clearly this is a case.

Trump started the war of words with the NFL on Friday, calling players who don't stand for the National Anthem a "son of a b-tch. " He doubled down on Twitter over the weekend.

On Sunday, Trump again called for NFL owners to fire or suspend players who don't stand for the Anthem. However, multiple owners have since defended their players' right to protest.

Specifically, Trump said on Friday, according to New York Upstate, "Wouldn't you love to see one of these NFL owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, to say, 'Get that son of a bitch off the field right now, out, he's fired.

He's FIRED!' You know, some owner is gonna do that. He's gonna say, 'That guy disrespects our flag; he's fired.' And that owner, they don't know it. They don't know it. They're friends of mine, many of them. They don't know it.

They'll be the most popular person, for a week. They'll be the most popular person in this country.". Ryan, while Buffalo Bills coach, had introduced Trump at a rally in 2016 in Buffalo, New York.

At that time he said, according to New York Upstate, "There's so many things I admire about Mr Trump, but one thing I really admire about him is, you know what, he'll say what's on his mind.

But so many times, you'll see people, a lot of people want to say the same thing. But there's a big difference.

They don't have the courage to say it. They all think it, but they don't have the courage to say it.".

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M10 Video 3 Creating Complex Symbols - Duration: 6:25.

in this video you will continue to create symbols using the same file from

the previous video called symbols to DWG you will learn how to create a section

cut symbol to see what a section cut symbol looks like take a look at the far

right of the drawing this symbol is used to denote a section geometrically a

section is a horizontal orthographic projection of a building onto a vertical

plane with the vertical plane cutting through the building the solid arrows

around the circle indicate which way the section is facing in this case the

section is facing left the bottom number indicates what page number the section

will be found whereas the number at the top denotes what number the section is

on the page we will be creating this symbol at a scale of 1 to 50 if in the

future you need to use this symbol on a drawing which will be displayed at a

different scale you will need to resize a symbol accordingly begin by drawing a

circle 700 millimeters in diameter next draw a horizontal line dividing the

circle into two equal halves

next draw three lines each 275 millimeters starting at the top left and

bottom quadrants of the circle and extending away from the circle like so

connect the endpoints of these lines with two angled lines like so now let's

add a solid hatch to create the arrow select the hatch command from the ribbon

or use the shortcut H on your keyboard click on solid up in the ribbon and

apply it to the two triangles around the circle great our arrow for the section

symbol is complete next we will add two block attributes to the top and bottom

half of the circle so that we can denote on what page the section can be found

and what number the section drawing will be on that respective page from the

block drop-down menu click on define attributes for tag right section for

prompt right drawing number and for default right xx

next make sure to select center in the justification drop-down list so that the

tag can be centered in the circle click OK and place the new attribute in the

top half of the circle next complete the same series of commands for the bottom

of the circle activate define attribute

for tag right section two for prompt right page number and for default right

xx once again make sure to select Center from the justification drop-down list so

that the tag can be centered in the circle click OK and place the attribute

in the bottom half of the circle lastly select the entire furniture tag and turn

it into a block once you've activated the block command name your block as

section cut symbol and select a base point at the center of the circle once

you've done that go ahead and click OK

I'm currently getting a message saying the block definition has changed do you

want to redefine it this is because I've already done this step previously it's

very possible you may not get this if you do go ahead and click redefine go

ahead and click OK to accept the values of X X under page number and xx under

drawing number your section symbol is complete at any point you can double

click on it and change the values in the page number as well as the drawing

number

you can now use this symbol to indicate where sections and elevations are taken

through and on what page they can be found if you take a look at the plan to

the left you can see that a section is identified as cutting through the dining

room great work save your drawing as symbols 3 dot DWG

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M10 Video 2 Creating Simple Symbols - Duration: 5:46.

in this video we will discuss the creation of simple symbols such as the

ones discussed in the previous video go ahead and open the file named symbols 1

dot DWG in this file you will be creating new furniture tags at a scale

of 1 to 50 if in the future you need to add tags to a drawing which will be

displayed at a different scale you will need to resize the tags

accordingly let's begin with furniture tags furniture tags are often denoted

with a circle and a combination of letters and numbers inside which refer

to a legend that provides further information about the product begin by

drawing a circle 300 millimeters in diameter anywhere on your drawing canvas

remember when drawing blocks make sure to draw them on the layer 0 and then

place them on to other layers after you've executed the block command if you

draw them on any other layer to begin with the color of the layer you

originally drew the block on will remain even when you move the completed block

from one layer to another next let's define a block attribute for the

furniture tag click on the drop down arrow on the block panel to expand it

hover your mouse over the first icon to ensure it is define attributes if it is

go ahead and click on it an attribute definition dialog box will open in the

tag box write tag in the prompt right furniture tag in the default box right

xx also make sure to select a middle in the justification drop down menu this

will centre our text inside the circle click OK now zoom closely to your circle

and place your text in the middle next select the circle and the attribute

and activate the block command by typing Block in the command line and pressing

enter name the file furniture tag sample

then select a base point in the middle of the circle if you can't select the

middle of the circle make sure to activate center snaps in your status bar

click OK to create the block and click OK again to accept the current tag value

as xx your furniture tag has been created you can now place it on any

layer also you can double click on the block to change the tab values double

click on the tag and replace the current xx value

with f1 you can make copies of this block and change the value inside

without affecting all other instances of the block let's now place a few tags

beside furniture elements in this plan and change the tag value in each symbol

make a copy and place the f1 furniture tags beside each of the nightstands

place f2 tags on all the Queen beds in the plan f3 will be the rugs f4 will be

the dresser and f5 will be the dining set here is my completed floor plan with

all furniture tags in place feel free to pause the video now and apply furniture

tags to your plan in a similar fashion as I've done so now let's create a

legend for these tags you will notice there is an incomplete table to the

right and a completed table to the far right showing you an example of the type

of information to insert take a look at the table there are a few columns these

columns are furniture tag number which is the value in the furniture tags we've

just created a description of the furniture quantity of that particular

type of furniture in the plan the source which is where the location of that item

is to be bought and the product number your next task is to fill in each of

these boxes for the five rows of furniture we have just tagged once

you're all done compare your table with a sample completed table to the far

right fantastic you've added furniture tags and have also created a legend

identifying additional information about each piece of furniture keep in mind

this legend table can be expanded to include a whole lot more information

should that be needed for the project you're working on great work

save your file as symbols to DWG

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M9 Video 4 Different Types of Elevations - Duration: 2:14.

the type of detail you including your drawings often depend on who you will be

presenting the drawings to in this video we will discuss the differences between

the elevations provided to contractors as well as for client presentations open

the drawing named contractor elevations and sections dot PDF elevations and

sections for contractor installations need to include absolutely every piece

of information a contractor may need when building that portion of the

project taking a look at this file we can see a lot of information is provided

all dimensions are provided on the drawing showing details such as the

height of each floor the distance between major occupancy types and

symbols identifying the types of products used in cladding the building

next let's take a look at client elevations and sections PDF client

presentation drawings often do not require all the technical information to

be provided on the drawing it can often be more helpful to simplify the drawing

down so that it could be more easily understood in this PDF you can see an

example of a section that was presented to a client and showcases in a very

simplified version the concept of the project it communicates the atmosphere

and mood rather than the technical rigor of the proposal a similar concept

applies to plans when creating presentation plans you'll often want to

minimize the amount of technical information on the plan so that the

architectural concept is not muffled by all the technical symbols needed by

those who will be installing the project it is important to know who your target

audience is so that you can include the corresponding level of details

accordingly this can often be done in AutoCAD through the use of good layer

management for instance you could place all technical information on specific

layers which can be turned off should you be interested in discussing the work

with a client

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M9 Video 3 Elevations Furniture - Duration: 4:03.

in this video you will be continuing with the file elevations 3 DWG from the

previous video go ahead and open that now if you do not already have it open

with the walls and windows drawn in the previous video you are now ready to

populate the drawing with furniture in this video you will use the furniture

provided on the right hand side of the drawing to complete the elevation

looking at the floor plan of the bedroom you can see that there is a bed and two

nightstands up against the north wall these are the furniture elements to be

added to the elevation if you take a look at the right-hand side of the

drawing you'll see that I've gone ahead and downloaded a few furniture blocks

that we can use to represent the bed and nights Mane's in this elevation we could

alternatively draw these from scratch however that would take a long time

let's begin by locating the position of the bed draw a vertical line from the

left hand side of the bed in plan view and extend the line down to the

elevation until it passes the line that represents the floor

now select the bed block and move the bottom grip of the bed so that it aligns

with the intersection of the vertical line just drawn and the line that

represents the floor once you're done delete the guide you used in positioning

the bed fantastic your bed is in place next let's do the same steps for the

nightstands draw two vertical lines that will act as a guide for the position of

the nightstands

select the nightstand to buy their grips and place them in their spots

once you're all done go ahead and delete the guides fantastic you have drawn a

completed elevation of the north view from this floorplan this elevation is

fairly simple however if you find yourself drawing more complex elevations

in the future it's good practice to create a library of block resources for

elevation view on the right-hand side of the drawing here where we took the bed

and night stands you can see there are a few more elevation blocks to get you

started if you need more than the blocks available in this file browse the

internet for AutoCAD elevation blocks and save them all in your AutoCAD

template file great go ahead and save your file as elevations for DWG

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For more infomation >> M9 Video 3 Elevations Furniture - Duration: 4:03.

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M9 Video 1 Elevations Room Boundry - Duration: 3:53.

geometrically an elevation is a horizontal orthographic projection of a

building onto a vertical plane the vertical plane normally being parallel

to one side of the building architects also use the word elevation as a synonym

for facade so the North elevation is the North facing wall of the building in

this video you will learn to construct interior elevations from a provided

floor plan we will be using the file elevations 1 dot DWG for this video

download it from the current module content folder once you have it open on

the left you will see what your completed elevation will look like once

you've gone through these videos in the middle you will see a floor plan

above and an empty space below which is where we will be drawing the elevation

to the immediate right you will find a number of blocks we will be using for

this tutorial and to the far right you will find blocks that may be helpful

when creating your own elevations in the future if we zoom closely on the bedroom

you will see a new symbol at the center of this room this symbol is often used

on plans to identify elevation drawings the number at the top of the circle is

the elevation drawing number while the number at the bottom is the page where

you will find that elevation the arrow on top of the circle is pointing towards

the elevation that will be drawn in our case it is the North elevation for

example the north interior elevation would be found on page a5 and it would

be the first drawing on that page we need to use these types of symbols

because a fully completed set of architectural drawings can contain many

pages and the use of these symbols helps those searching for the elevations to

find them faster in the construction package ok great

now we're going to draw this North elevation start off by drawing vertical

lines extending from the east and west walls like so

then draw a horizontal line passing through all four vertical lines you had

just previously drawn next copy this floor to thousand three hundred

millimeters upwards

lastly trim all excess lines like so we now have the empty room of our North

elevation we have a wall to the left a wall on the right and the ceiling and

the floor lines above and below save your file as elevations to DWG

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For more infomation >> M9 Video 1 Elevations Room Boundry - Duration: 3:53.

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M10 Video 1 Symbols - Duration: 3:56.

technical architectural drawings often contain an abundance of information

which at times needs to be communicated through symbols and a legend in this

module we will discuss various symbols using the file architectural legend PDF

as well as the file storage lockers PDF go ahead and download these files from

the current module often at the beginning of a document of a

construction set a page with a breakdown of all symbols is included architectural

legends PDF is an example of such a page on this page you will see the major

categories of elements that will contain legends on the architectural drawings in

the package some of the major categories include interior wall assemblies roof

assemblies and floor assemblies if you zoom in closely you will see that each

of these categories are denoted with a circle and a combination of letters and

numbers inside which are commonly referred to as tags now open floorplan

storage lockers PDF as you look at both the interior and exterior walls you will

notice wall tags identifying what each of these walls are composed of let's

take a look at an example if we analyze the exterior wall on the north side of

the building there is wall tag that reads yi6

now if we open architecture legends PDF and take a look under east six of

exterior walls you will see that the wall is denoted as having to our fire

separation and is composed of 100 millimeter rigid insulation and a

hundred ninety millimeter poured-in-place concrete contractors

would read both the floor plan together with the legend so that they could

identify the construction Assembly of the wall using the legend page let's

take a look at another example for this example let's pretend we're a contractor

who will be constructing the walls of the mechanical room on the north side of

the building looking closely at the mechanical room in the plan you will

notice the walls of the mechanical room are denoted as p3 whereas the storage

room walls to the south is denoted as P 11 this means the wall assembly of the

mechanical room and the storage lockers are different

let's check architectural legends PDF of clarification you can see that the wall

p3 is composed of 140 millimeter concrete block while while P 11 is

composed of 190 millimeter concrete block wall assemblies often depend on

fire resistance requirements of certain areas which is outlined in the Ontario

Building Code if this sounds like something you may be interested in a

building code class may be the right choice for you in addition to some of

the symbols you see on this legends page you will most likely come across a few

other symbols as you continue along in your career as an interior decorator the

most notable are Furniture tags furniture tags are very similar to wall

tags in that they contain a small number in combination with a letter confined

within a small geometric shape which is placed beside the furniture

each furniture tag refers to a legend where further information about that

piece of furniture is given such as the location where that furniture can be

purchased the model number and the product number

now you're able to read symbols on floor plans and understand their purpose go

ahead and move on to the next video

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