Another Cohen client!!!

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BigOrangeTrain said:
And TennTom gets owned again. Lol.
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TennTom said:
http://thehill.com/homenews/media/3...y-to-be-most-watched-cable-news-host-in-march

Rachel Maddow Tops Sean Hannity, Becomes Most-Watched Cable News Host – Variety

Your New Most-Watched Cable News Host Is ... Rachel Maddow | HuffPost
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Lol. From the second link. Didn’t look at the other two.

Still, Fox News remained the top cable news network in the first quarter of 2018, averaging 2.479 million viewers overall with 494,000 in the key demo during primetime. MSNBC was second in primetime with 1.859 million viewers and 405,000 in the demo. CNN was third with 985,000 viewers and 341,000 in the demo. Hannity also beat Maddow in total viewers for the quarter, netting 3.196 million viewers to Maddow’s 2,993 million. However, Maddow beat Hannity in the demo 664,000 to 662,000.
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One whole month of leading by 2k viewers. Yep. Hannitys done for sure.
 
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NorthDallas40 said:
Lol. From the second link. Didn’t look at the other two.



One whole month of leading by 2k viewers. Yep. Hannitys done for sure.
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If you won the latest month, you're the leader. Are you intentionally being obtuse, or just stupid? It's OK to admit your ignorance.
 
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1972 Grad said:
Yes. I was going to use Hardie cement board until I got a price for it, and a price for painting. I figured that paint wouldn't last that long there either. We are using those real thick staggered vinyl shakes in a weathered grey color, so it won't look like it fades so bad.
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We redid our house with colored Hardie plank and are very happy with it. I kept the leftovers for a project of my own. Those boards weigh a ton! I haven't seen any sign of fading after a few years, and the original wood siding on one end of the house had taken a tremendous beating from the sun and rain - even with proper protection - not FL sun but a lot of exposure anyway.
 
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AM64 said:
We redid our house with colored Hardie plank and are very happy with it. I kept the leftovers for a project of my own. Those boards weigh a ton! I haven't seen any sign of fading after a few years, and the original wood siding on one end of the house had taken a tremendous beating from the sun and rain - even with proper protection - not FL sun but a lot of exposure anyway.
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For painting Hardie board and other “cematious?” siding products use a paint line Sherwin Williams Duration. I painted our previous house with Duration and after almost 10 years before we moved it showed little wear. The new house is Hardie siding with Duration and it’s holding up as well.
 
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AM64 said:
We redid our house with colored Hardie plank and are very happy with it. I kept the leftovers for a project of my own. Those boards weigh a ton! I haven't seen any sign of fading after a few years, and the original wood siding on one end of the house had taken a tremendous beating from the sun and rain - even with proper protection - not FL sun but a lot of exposure anyway.
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I had problems with Hardie siding on a house that we built in 2003-4. We had some disintegration on the dormers (may have been an installation problem), and we had to paint the part facing SW 3 times in 10 years, even though we used the most expensive paint that we could find. That, and the cost made me shy away from it at the beach even though a lot of people use it there.
 
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1972 Grad said:
I had problems with Hardie siding on a house that we built in 2003-4. We had some disintegration on the dormers (may have been an installation problem), and we had to paint the part facing SW 3 times in 10 years, even though we used the most expensive paint that we could find. That, and the cost made me shy away from it at the beach even though a lot of people use it there.
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I did some research before we used it. Apparently if the back side is subject to significant moisture or if cut boards aren't painted, there have been some problems.

The delivery from the Hardie distributor included rolls of backing to be used under the Hardie plank and with touch up paint and I think caulk. I can see where it would be better used in some places than others.
 
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