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	Sixteen Feet: I Was a Teenage Foot (Fall 1992)
		Sixteen Feet: I Was a Teenage Foot (Fall 1992)
		Sixteen Feet is an all-male vocal ensemble with a wide repertoire and a fun tradition from Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania, USA.
		I hope I got into Sixteen Feet; they were very impressed by my range, my volume, and my ability to harmonize along with them in the couple of songs that we did.
	sixteenfeet.org /2005/08/i-was-teenage-foot-fall-1992.html (640 words)

	Sixteen Feet \| Swarthmore College's All-Male A Cappella Group
		Welcome to SixteenFeet.com, the home of Sixteen Feet, Swarthmore College's all-male a cappella group.
		Started in 1981 as an octet, Sixteen Feet is Swarthmore's oldest a cappella group.
		After a 15 hour car ride battling the elements, the 2007 installment of Sixteen Feet Spring Break has now ended.
	sixteenfeet.com (282 words)

	Sixteen Feet History
		Sixteen Feet is the most active singing group on campus, always searching for the perfect acoustical location at various sites including Sharples Dining Hall, the Bell Tower, Mephistos, the Quaker Meeting House, and of course Lang.
		Sixteen Feet’s musical selection ranges from folk to punk but tends to center around pop music and anything that sounds good.
		Auditions are held at the beginning of the year and whenever the sum of the feet fails to meet its standard.
	www.sccs.swarthmore.edu /org/feet/2002/history.htm (599 words)

	Sixteen Feet - TheBestLinks.com - A cappella, 1980s, Swarthmore College, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Sixteen Feet is the oldest a cappella group at Swarthmore College.
		The group was founded as an all-male octet (hence the name) in the early 1980s.
		They have produced numerous albums and tour actively around the east coast, where they are recognized by their trademark plaid and bare feet.
	www.thebestlinks.com /Sixteen_Feet.html (125 words)

	Brandon House, Seaham (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The dimensions of the kitchen are sixteen feet by fourteen feet, and connected with it are - wash house and scullery; servants' rooms, fourteen feet by twelve feet; and store room, nine feet by seven feet.
		On this floor are two bedrooms, each twenty feet by fourteen feet six inches, and two sixteen feet by twelve feet six inches; dressing room eleven feet six inches by seven feet, and bathroom, eleven feet three inches by seven feet three inches.
		The coach and buggy house is twenty-two feet long by sixteen feet wide, and the floor is formed of concrete, finished in a very admirable manner.
	www.huntervalleygenealogy.com /brandon.htm (1381 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Use of the annual/monthly permit is restricted to the movement of housing units with a box width not exceeding fourteen feet wide, plus an eave not to exceed twelve inches, and a height not to exceed fifteen feet measured from level ground when in transit mode.
		Housing units that exceed sixteen feet wide and/or sixteen feet high must also comply with the requirements of WAC 468-38-405 Superloads, prior to the issuance of a special permit.
		Housing units in transport mode that exceed sixteen feet high or sixteen feet wide must be approved for travel on a case-by-case basis, as per WAC 468-38-405, Superloads.
	www.leg.wa.gov /WAC/index.cfm?section=468-38-120&fuseaction=section (1632 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The punt is from sixteen to twenty-four feet long according to the size desired, but for a party of four boys it should be twenty-four feet long, eight feet wide, and two feet deep with a cabin eight feet high.
		If the boards cannot be had as long as twenty-four feet nor as wide as two feet, use two boards twelve inches wide and make one joint at the middle of the lower board and two in the upper board as shown in the drawing of the side elevation (Fig.
		The window openings are two feet wide by two feet and six inches high, and between all the uprights braces are nailed fast to prevent the frame from racking.
	euler.sfasu.edu /Shantyboats/Miscellaneous/HousePunt.txt (1676 words)

	Civil War Prison Elmira page 3
		The planks were about sixteen feet high, and nailed to heavy sills, which were supported by large posts set deep in the ground.
		The stockade was about sixteen feet high, and three feet from the top was the parapet walkway or beat of the guards, who were stationed some forty feet apart, and were relieved every two hours by other guards.
		Inside the stockade, about fifty feet apart, were large coal oil lamps nailed near the center of the stockade, with large reflectors, which were lit after nightfall, and the guards on the parapet would be able to see any one approaching.
	home.jam.rr.com /rjcourt52/cwprisons/elmira2.htm (1561 words)

	Fort Smith National Historic Site - The 1886 Gallows (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The platform is 16 x 20 feet, supported by solid oak columns 12 x 12 inches square; the cross beam is of solid oak 9 x 11 inches 16 feet in the clear and rests on two upright columns of oak sixteen feet high, and about 12 x 12 inches square.
		The trap door is sixteen feet long and three feet wide.
		There is a wide spread tradition that the earlier gallows had a capacity of six men executed at one time, and that the new gallows was designed with a capability of executing twelve men at one time.
	www.nps.gov /fosm/history/executions/gallows/1886.htm (499 words)

	Atkin & Co. - Sixteen Too (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The lines of Sixteen Too are identical to those of the outboard fishing boat Walter Piel and the construction is similar.
		The freeboard at the bow is 2 feet 1 inches, at the stern 1 foot 6 inches, and the least freeboard 1 foot 3 7/8 inches.
		Sixteen Too was not designed for speed; her chines and keel have too much curvature for this and the after sections entirely too much deadrise; but for speeds up to 10 to 11 miles an hour the model as drawn is excellent.
	www.boat-links.com /Atkinco/Utilities/SixteenToo.html (540 words)

	HISTORY OF CINCINNATI AND HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Adjoining to and west of the gate is a double cabin of forty-eight feet in length aud sixteen feet wide, with a well built stone chimney of two fire-places, one facing each room.
		The next is a cottage, sixteen feet by eighteen, and two and a half stories high; the roof is well shingled with nails.
		The third is a cabin, fifteen feet wide and sixteen feet long, one story high, with a good stone chimney in it; the roof shingled with nails.
	www.heritagepursuit.com /Hamilton/HamiltonChapXXXII.htm (1708 words)

	dra96155 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		All parking spaces which are located perpendicular to landscape areas shall be sixteen (16) feet in length, with a two (2) feet overhang extending into adjacent landscape areas.
		Parking spaces which are located perpendicular to walkways shall be sixteen (16) feet in length, with a two (2) feet overhang extending over the adjacent sidewalk.
		Each landscape island, within the parking lot, shall be a minimum of seven (7) feet in total width, including curbing, equal the length of the parking stall(s), and a minimum of 120 s.f.
	www.tempe.gov /document_warehouse/bsredev/dra96155.htm (1807 words)

	County Code Section 24.1_607
		Where separate employee spaces are designated on the site and are situated in some manner as to be clearly distinguishable from the remaining spaces, such spaces may be de-signed with minimum dimensions of eight feet by sixteen feet (8' x 16').
		Trees within landscaped strips located adjacent to parking spaces shall be placed at least four feet (4') from the face of curbs or wheel stops or at the corners of parking spaces in order to protect plant materials from damage.
		The minimum dimensions of such spaces shall be eight feet by sixteen feet (8'x 16') with traffic aisle widths remaining unchanged.
	www.yorkcounty.gov /code/chap_24_1/sec_607.htm (1279 words)

	How Long is the Perfect Rod?
		For the Salmon, the rod should not be of more than eighteen, or less than sixteen feet; the longer is apt to be a little cumbrous, and deftly to wield a double-handed Salmon-rod, during a whole summer-day, requires no small practice of the muscles.
		A rod should not be under twelve feet in length, and I would rather have it six inches over, or so made with duplicate top and third joints as to make it either twelve or twelve feet six, though my longest rod is only twelve feet and two inches long.
		Such a rod is about eleven feet long, and is made of split bamboo, or a combination of ash and lancewood, and should weigh from seven to nine ounces.
	www.oldrods.com /rod-length.htm (1009 words)

	Fences, Gates, and Bridges. 1901, Chapter # 6 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		two feet from ‘the posts on each side, throwing the furrow slice towards the fence, and forming up the ridge neatly with a spade; then stretch the three wires, and nail a two by four scantling edgewise.
		To prevent an unpleasant sagging of the rails, The posts should be eight feet apart, and the rails sixteen feet long.
		Third by the use of strips and short stakes, the posts may be placed sixteen feet apart, and the fence remain as perfect as if there were posts every eight feet.
	www.thelitterbox.org /librum/i-fgb/6.htm (1097 words)

	Mullan Report, 160-83
		The altitude of the Missouri is 2,558.5 feet, requiring a grade to meet the Missouri of 54.74 feet to the mile.
		From Fort Benton to the springs the distance is sixteen and one-fourth miles, to the lake, eighteen and one-half miles, and thence to the Sun river, twenty and three-fourths miles.
		It descends to the west at a gradient of sixty feet to the mile, and its elevation on the western extremity is 3,877.7 feet above the sea.
	www.narhist.ewu.edu /mullan_report/mullan_report_160-83.html (11533 words)

	Binghamton Inebriate Asylum
		The third parlor is thirty four feet long, seventeen feet wide and sixteen feet high.
		The transept also contains sixteen tower rooms and is also divided transversely by a hall fourteen feet wide running from front to rear entrances and longitudinally by another hall of the same width communicating at each end with the corridors of the wings.
		The winter garden or conservatory when completed will be eleven hundred and fifty-four feet long, twenty-four to twenty-eight feet wide and will accommodate about one million of plants, which will afford the patients recreation and study and make for the asylum a perpetual Summer.
	nysasylum.com /descr3.htm (237 words)

	[No title]
		He asks the boy if one side were two feet, and the other side were also two feet how much the whole would be.
		So the first line, of two feet, gave us a square of four, and the second line, of four feet, gave us a square of sixteen feet.
		This is brought out in the geometry discussion very well when Socrates asks the boy if the line that makes the figure of eight feet is between two, which makes a figure of four feet, and four, which makes a figure of sixteen feet.
	www.physics.sfsu.edu /~dnidever/homepage/ideas/plato.txt (2488 words)

	M.G.L - Chapter 90, Section 5
		Sixteen feet or over and less than twenty-six feet in length.
		Every motorboat carrying passengers for hire shall carry at least one coast guard approved life preserver or TYPE I personal flotation device for each person on board so placed as to be readily accessible for use.
		Outboard motorboats less than twenty-six feet in length of open construction, not carrying passengers for hire, are not required to carry fire extinguishers.
	www.mass.gov /legis/laws/mgl/90b-5.htm (1008 words)

	AN ACT CONCERNING MOTORBOAT NOISE AND MOTORBOAT SOUND LEVEL TESTS.
		On motorboats sixteen feet or more but less than twenty-six feet in length such device shall be mouth, hand or power-operated and audible for at least one-half mile.
		On motorboats twenty-six feet or more but less than forty feet in length such device shall be hand or power-operated and audible for at least one mile.
		On motorboats forty feet or more but less than sixty-five feet in length such device shall be power-operated and audible for at least one mile.
	www.cga.ct.gov /2005/tob/h/2005HB-05615-R04-HB.htm (1030 words)

	Sec. 9-4.501. Minimum Road Design Standards. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Surfaced traveled way thirty-six (36’) feet (three (3) lanes with center lane to be either a passing lane, a left turn lane, or a combination of the two (2); total paved shoulder width sixteen (16’) feet width four (4’) foot (total) rocked shoulder.
		Total shoulder width may be reduced to six feet where no on-street parking is permitted and where no special maneuvering areas are necessary for traffic safety and ADT is less than 1,000.
		Surfaced traveled way eighteen (18’) feet (graded); total shoulder width four (4’) feet, but zero feet, if exception is granted under Section 9-9.202 of this Code; roadbed twenty-two (22’) feet; right-of-way forty (40’) feet; clearing limit two (2’) feet.
	www.countyofplumas.com /codes/_DATA/TITLE09/CHAPTER_4__DEVELOPMENT_STANDARDS_/Sec__9_4_501__Minimum_Road_Des.html (711 words)

	Seeing The Light - Sturgeon Point Lighthouse
		Consisting of cut limestone blocks, the foundation stood sixteen feet in diameter; seven feet six inched in height, with the upper three feet exposed above grade.
		Standing sixteen feet in diameter at its base with its massive walls four feet six inches in thickness, the walls tapered gracefully to a diameter of ten feet at their uppermost, at which point they had narrowed to a thickness of eighteen inches.
		Radiating in front of the station, five timber cribs, each 350 feet in length and 8 feet wide were erected, and a log breakwater erected along the shoreline to prevent further undermining.
	www.terrypepper.com /lights/huron/sturgeon/sturgeon.htm (1907 words)

	IHRSA 2003: IAEM Guidelines
		The Maximum backwall height of eight feet (8’) is allowed only in the rear half of the booth space and within five feet (5’) of the two side aisles with a four foot (4’) height restriction imposed on all material in the remaining space forward to the aisle.
		Sixteen feet (16’) is a typical maximum height allowance, including signage for the center portion of the backwall.
		The entire cubic content of the space may be used up to the maximum allowable height, which is usually sixteen feet (16’), including signage.
	www.ihrsa.org /exhibit/convention/iaem.html (1632 words)

	dra97412 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		In addition to the above, each tenant may be allowed three (3) square feet of non-illuminated sign area, identifying his business to be located on the wall adjacent to the entry of the tenant's business.
		In addition to the above, a directory with a maximum area of six (6) square feet and a maximum height of six (6) feet may be permitted behind the required front yard setback.
		For the purpose of this requirement, height shall be measured from the top of ta light fixture to the adjacent grade at the base of the support for that light.
	www.tempe.gov /document_warehouse/BSRedev/dra97412.htm (1519 words)

	Rancho Palos Verdes City Council
		The Planning Commission’s proposed language required that the only portion of a proposed new structure that is less than sixteen feet in height that would be analyzed for view impairment in connection with a height variation permit is the portion directly under the structure that is proposed to exceed sixteen feet in height.
		At this time, Staff believes that the two-story trigger for structures that are less than sixteen feet in height is confusing and no longer necessary because of the establishment of the maximum heights based on existing and finished grades.
		The front and side setback for those portions of structures over sixteen feet in height shall be a minimum of twenty –five feet in all residential zoned districts.", as shown in the amended Table 02-A attached hereto as Exhibit ‘B’.
	www.palosverdes.com /rpv/citycouncil/agendas/2004_Agendas/MeetingDate-2004-04-06/open_agenda.cfm?id=RPVCCA_SR_2004_04_06_16_FOOT_CODE_AMENDMENT.cfm (6110 words)

	[No title]
		annual value $74.00 Indian River Hundred...a frame dwelling House sixteen feet by Nineteen and one half feet in bad repair also thirteen hundred and four Panels of Worm fence in Middling repair and one hundred old and decayed Peach trees...
		That there is upon the farm aforesaid one hundred and twenty Six young bearing Apple Trees in thriving condition, four hundred and twelve peach trees, small, in a very decaying State but yet bearing, one Thousand Small peach Cions in a very thriving State and four pear trees in a Very flourishing Condition...
		That there is on the said farm One hundred and twenty Six young bearing apple Trees in a thriving condition, four hundred and twelve peach trees, small and in a very decaying State, but yet bearing, one Thousand Small peach Scions in a very thriving State and four pear trees in a flourishing Condition...
	www.math.udel.edu /~rstevens/datasets/Sussex.txt (8195 words)

	Evidence of the Giant Birds
		There is evidence in the fossil record of the huge pterosaurs as well as giant feathered birds capable of flying with wingspans as large as twenty-five feet, and, in relation to the birds, not necessarily that far back in time.
		The size of the bone meant that the wing span of the bird would had to have been well over twelve feet, and probably closer to fourteen to sixteen feet.
		With a wingspan of 25 feet, the bird measured' 11 feet from beak to tail, and weighed in at l60 to 170 lbs.
	sped2work.tripod.com /evidence.html (1855 words)

	Silent Film Era Projection Speeds
		Of course, actual projecting time, may vary a bit, due to one reason or another, and we may find, in the midst of a scene, that it is necessary to change the tempo of the film in order to preserve the musical setting.
		There are sixteen exposures to the second- that is, sixteen of the little frames, or pictures, on a strip of film pass through the aperture of the projection machine and are thrown on the screen in the space of one second.
		inety feet per minute is the general speed at which pictures should be run to be acceptable to the eye, which means about eleven minutes to the average reel.
	www.cinemaweb.com /silentfilm/bookshelf/18_var_7.htm (1000 words)

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