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	Lintel International Video Services
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	The Town Paper: Details -- Lintels
		Lintels are usually associated with windows, though such structural members apply to any weight-bearing element or elements over an opening in a wall.
		Lintels give a visual representation of how the load of the wall is carried across a window opening and down the walls on the sides.
		Lintels should always be a single element or a single system of elements, with breaks at structurally appropriate locations and rarely directly in the center of an opening.
	www.tndtownpaper.com /Volume3/details_lintels.htm (677 words)

	Lintel - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A lintel or header is a horizontal beam used in the construction of buildings.
		Lintels may be made of wood, stone, steel or reinforced or pre tensioned concrete.
		For example, at Stonehenge, stone lintels top off some of the megaliths.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Lintel (92 words)

	Yaxchilán lintel 24 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This limestone lintel, considered one of the masterpieces of Maya art, is one of a series of three panels from Structure 23 at Yaxchilán, where it was set above the left (south-east) doorway.
		Lintels 24 and 25, removed at Maudslay's request at the end of the nineteenth century, are on permanent display in The British Museum's Mexican Gallery.
		Lintel 26, the third in the series, is in the Museo Nacional de Antropología, in Mexico City.
	www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk /compass/ixbin/goto?id=OBJ2671 (258 words)

	'Lintel' is both engrossing tale and psychological study - The Boston Globe
		This turns out to be only the first of many miracles that he'll encounter in a search that becomes an obsession -- and the heart of Glen Berger's haunting one-man play, now in an absorbing production from the Mill 6 Collaborative at the Devanaughn Theatre.
		What makes ''Underneath the Lintel" so refreshing is that it's a good, old-fashioned yarn, a fireside tale worthy of Arthur Conan Doyle (or Isaac Bashevis Singer), in which the commonplace suddenly brushes the uncanny.
		He and director Barlow Adamson haven't quite found the hidden mania that our obsessive guide must in the end possess, but they have nevertheless delivered a thoughtful and compelling version of this startlingly good new play.
	www.boston.com /ae/theater_arts/articles/2006/02/22/lintel_is_both_engrossing_tale_and_psychological_study (585 words)

	lintel - HighBeam Encyclopedia
		lintel in architecture, the horizontal member that spans an opening, such as a door or window, or that connects two columns.
		VASCO's subsidiary, Lintel Security, receives order exceeding $570,000.
		VASCO increases ownership position in Lintel Security to 51 percent; European data security firm contributes to VASCO's financial results; Opens markets.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-lintel.html (382 words)

	Info
		The Lintel International One Metre is the most recent design by Dave Creed.
		The Lintel was designed to replace the Slim Chance which has been found to be a very fast boat in a straight line but lacking a little in manoeuvrability.
		The result is the Lintel which sports very unique lines, most noticeably the sharp edge in the gun walls as well as the fullness in the bow.
	www.lintel-iom.com /html/info.html (167 words)

	lintel - definition by dict.die.net (Site not responding. Last check: )
		See Limit.] (Arch.) A horizontal member spanning an opening, and carrying the superincumbent weight by means of its strength in resisting crosswise fracture.
		This term began to be used in early 1999 after it became clear that the Wintel alliance was under increasing strain and Intel started taking stakes in Linux companies.
		7, "upper door post," but R.V. "lintel"); the head-piece of a door, which the Israelites were commanded to mark with the blood of the paschal lamb.
	dict.die.net /lintel (103 words)

	MiTek Lintel
		MiTek Lintels can be manufactured on an existing wall framing line with the introduction of the MiTek Lintel Press.
		MiTek Lintel's galvenised metal plates come in a variety of sizes, suitable for most standard lintel applications.
		MiTek Lintels are the ideal, made-to-order solution for almost any lintel requirment.
	www.mii.com /page/open.asp?pid=2379 (115 words)

	The Lintel Circle
		Gerald Hawkins accurate survey, has 10.826 feet as the average length of the outer edge of a lintel stone, 3.28 feet as the average width, and 2.62 feet as the average height.
		This width, 3.24759+ ft., is the largest diameter circle which can be constructed within the outer edge of the lintel stone, and have the same circumference as the lintel stone inner arc.
		The geometry of the Lintel Circle is quite intruiging, and the interior geometry of the Sarsen circle can be drawn with just a straight edge and compasses.
	members.tripod.com /hew_frank/id33.htm (580 words)

	POVLJA - POVLJA LINTEL
		For the lintel of that door, the Croatian stonemason Radonja, possibly from Trogir, chiseled a stone slab and engraved on it using Croatian Cyrillic script, a text about the return of estates to the monastery (see the Povlja Charter.)
		This lintel, known today as the Povlja Lintel, forms a significant part of Croatian history: it is a metaphor of a certain place and time denoting possession.
		This lintel, it's significance, forgotten, had for an incredibly long time, served as a humble stone seat in front of the church and then later one of the neighbours used it as a lintel for the wine-cellar door of his house near Lokve.
	www.geocities.com /ivol2001/pov-lin.htm (363 words)

	lintel \| English \| Dictionary & Translation by Babylon
		A lintel or header is a horizontal beam used in the construction of buildings, and is a major architectural contribution of ancient Greece.
		In typical homes today, lintels are commonly used in fireplaces where one will span the opening of the firebox.
		In this use they are most often steel, either straight for a square opening or arched for a more decorative effect.
	www.babylon.com /definition/lintel/English (203 words)

	Eternal Egypt - Type: Lintel
		The upper lintel, a horizontal stone or beam above a door, is carved with a shell.
		The lintel, a horizontal beam or stone above a door, is dominated by a figure of Horus of Behdet.
		This lintel, a stone or beam above a door, was taken from the door of Senefru-Nefer.
	www.eternalegypt.org /EternalEgyptWebsiteWeb/HomeServlet?ee_website_action_key=action.perform.ent_type.search&language_id=1&trait_item_id=15016&search_subtypes=yes (189 words)

	Master of Arts in Art Administration 2004
		The Narai Bandhomsindhu Lintel or “The Birth of Brahma with Reclining Vishnu on a Makara,” is an ornate religious art piece of Phanom Rung Stone Sanctuary in Bhuriram, Thailand.
		However, the lintel is not just an elaborate artwork—one which could be worth half a million dollars—there is a story beyond the lintel’s beauty.
		It is composed of the arguments regarding the significance of the lintel, the questionable legal acquisition of the lintel, the arguments for keeping the lintel specifically in the Art Institute of Chicago, the arguments for returning the lintel to its original site, and the lesson learned from the case of the lintel.
	www.artic.edu /webspaces/gradthesis/maaa_kiriwat.htm (670 words)

	how to install a lintel
		After removing the bricks you can install the new lintel, if you have any doubts about the strength of the masonry it is a good idea to use engineering bricks for the bearing points.
		Reinforced concrete lintels are normally used for internal openings, It might be necessary to remove a further course of bricks below where the lintel is to be positioned to enable the new lintel to be positioned correctly.
		When the Lintel is in place and the mortar has hardened fully you can remove the supporting props and fill the holes where the strong boy attachments have been with mortar.
	www.ultimatehandyman.co.uk /OPENING_A_WALL.htm (711 words)

	LED & LINTEL: A Windows Editor/Interpreter for Labanotation (Site not responding. Last check: )
		LINTEL creates an interactive 3D animation of the score, as well as a NUDES animation script of the score.
		In this way, scores may checked for general correctness, and dancers with less experience in notation may see what a score "means".
		Examples of the scores produced by LED may be seen in the scores of the 23 competition and championship New Vogue dances approved by the Australian Dancesport Federation, (e.g.
	linus.socs.uts.edu.au /~don/pubs/led.html (318 words)

	Germany: The Lintel Lake Incident
		Summary: A 55-year-old Pole encountered a strange aircraft in vicinity of the Lintel Lake near Rheda-Wiedenbruck city [Germany] in 1981.
		X [the witness preferred to be anonymous] as usual, without paying attention to the weather condition went for a stroll in order to observe nature.
		He also noticed that he hadn't got the beSurface of Lintel Lake was reflecting sunbeams and a group of people was strolling around being unaware of the incident that had happened here between 5 and 9 am.
	www.ufoinfo.com /news/germanylintel.shtml (2744 words)

	Lintel Services, Linda Hodges President and CEO,
		Lintel Services adds another division to the organization.
		We are currently remodeling our new office space and hope to have it completed and moved into before Jun 2007.
		In six years, we have gone from designing spreadsheets, to a company with
	www.lintelservices.net (0 words)

	Calendar
		Richard Schiff has left behind the rough-and-tumble of life as The West Wing’s Toby Ziegler to take up a pen and write the words “I Was Here” across a whiteboard in the centre of a West End stage.
		Underneath the Lintel, a 2001 play by Glen Berger, is all about sending such markers into the world as a way of asserting one's presence in it; and about the “evidences” (as this play keeps referring to them) that we leave behind as we do so.
		The librarian sees the show on his first trip to London and comments “it’s true, after two hours, I was more ‘miserables’ than I had ever been before,” before subsequently finding the show in Bonn, Beijing and New York as well.
	www.theatre.com /story/id/3005926 (482 words)

	DIYnot.com > View topic > Casting a lintel in situ
		I have a cellar on my house and a lintel which used to be above the coal chute has rotted (it was wood).
		The lintel does not have to support much as there is a steel lintel holding the external wall, and there is a door directly above this opening along with its own steell lintel
		Concrete lintel would be better but make sure the supports are in the right place before removing old lintel.You can get lighter strong metal lintel depending on your stress load.
	www.diynot.com /forums/viewtopic.php?t=6652 (360 words)

	To Lintel or Not to Lintel! - Doors and Windows - BBS - BobVila.com
		My Aluminum windows are 20 years old and have taken a beating from hurricanes and tropical storms.
		The top frame of each window is in effect as a lintel as there is no other support for the brick.
		If it is replaced I assume I'll have to forgo the use of vinyl and stay with aluminum or wood OR add a separate lintel over each window.
	www.bobvila.com /BBS/To_Lintel_or_Not_to_Lintel-Doors_and_Windows-1-F717.html (228 words)

	Masonry Beams - Lintel Loads (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Masonry beams or lintels can support significant loads as the result of carrying a wall above and/or additional superimposed roof (and floor) loads.
		This topic addresses the determination of those lintel loads which are a function of potential wall arching action.
		Go to the project area of this course and begin developing your lintel loads and lintel design.
	www.nau.edu /otle/projects/larson/egr437/class/masonrybeams/lintel.html (162 words)

	ebuild: Attach Doorframe to Lintel
		My intention is to attach a 40mm thick board to the underside of the lintel which I can then attach the doorframe too.
		Consider the situation if the door WAS the same height as the lintel opening - you wouldn't then normally attach the frame to the lintel above it.
		I was wondering about that but I think that in this situation it is different because the top rail is so long and is supporting the weight of the sliding doors which hang from it.
	www.ebuild.co.uk /forums/messages/773/6348.html?1135353330 (260 words)

	On Line Analysis
		The analysis is based on the height of the wall above the lintel less than 1/2 the opening width.
		This parameter results in no arching effect for either the wall dead load or the applied uniform load.
		The concentrated load is spread at the lintel.
	www.epcserver.com /Structural/Analysis/masonry/masonrylintel2_1.asp (285 words)

	Yaxchilán lintel 35 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This limestone lintel was found by A. Maudslay in 1882 among the rubble where it had fallen from Structure 12 at Yaxchilán.
		Mah K'ina Skull II commissioned this lintel, Lintel 35, which records a series of captures that he made in the surrounding region, concluding with a triumph over the great northern city of Calakmul, dated to AD 537.
		More than two centuries later (around AD 760), Bird Jaguar IV, the main character in Lintels 15, 16 and 17, reset the lintels recording his ancestry in Structure 12.
	www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk /compass/ixbin/goto?id=OBJ5017 (197 words)

	lintel - OneLook Dictionary Search
		LINTEL : 1911 edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica [home, info]
		LINTEL : The Britannia Lexicon (Middle Ages Glossary) [home, info]
		Phrases that include lintel: built up steel lintel, lintel line, masonry lintel, michelle lintel, post and lintel system, more...
	www.onelook.com /?w=lintel&ls=a (263 words)

	Ground For Sculpture: Collection
		My statement, contained within the primitive structure and format, would be about the growth and survival of the tree as part of Nature.
		Lintel was first sculpted from the trunks of cherry trees, then cast into bronze at the Johnson Atelier Technical Institute of Sculpture, Mercerville, NJ.
		The artist's innovative design of wedge-shaped columns gives strength to her piece both structurally and visually.
	www.groundsforsculpture.org /c_ebenes.htm (260 words)

	catnic steel lintel 1 metre
		Support above brick work and remove your old lintel then supply and fitting new catnic steel lintel up to 1 metre over window or door opening.
		It is good building practice to insert a flexible joint between the lintel and the top of the frame.
		To order this job just ad to your shopping pay 20% price shown and the remainder to the fitter on the day the work is completed.
	www.fixmyproperty.com /jobs/?quote=714 (228 words)

	Definition of lintel - Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
		Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French *lintel, alteration of linter threshold, from Late Latin limitaris, from Latin, constituting a boundary, from limit-, limes boundary
		Learn more about "lintel" and related topics at Britannica.com
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	www.m-w.com /cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=lintel (54 words)

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