Word: three-year
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...insulation. The annual World Treehouse Conference offers construction classes. David Pearson, author of Treehouses (Chelsea Green) says, "In this very stressful age, building a tree house connects people back to nature in a simple way." Bill Moloney of Maplewood, N.J., agrees. This summer the father of three will finish his three-year project, which was begun for the kids but now is two stories high and features a sleeping loft requested by his wife. "I've loved every minute of building it," he says. "There's just a whimsical and magical quality about being up in a tree." --By Heather...
Overall, wages for cash ops employees cumulatively increase from 22 percent to 36 percent over the three-year life of the contract...
...After a three-year battle with the community over the University’s proposal to build a modern art museum on the Charles River, Harvard has finally given up the fight...
When you hear the word bicentennial, it brings to mind the year 1976, when Americans were painting everything red, white and blue. But there is an event just over the horizon that will bring fresh meaning to the word, a commemoration of a three-year saga that began in January 1803, when President Jefferson sent Congress a secret plan for exploring the "Western Ocean" and asked for $2,500 to finance the trip. The ensuing adventure of Lewis and Clark and their multicultural Corps of Discovery is such a defining American saga that we wanted to be second to none...
...Economic history has seen other such surges, and the classic U.S. example involves the perverse proportionality of how the binge of the 1920s was followed by a three-year wringing-out after the 1929 Crash. Thus it's highly relevant - and a little scary - that experts are beginning to compare current circumstances with the precedents of that...