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Adventures In Decorative Painting
I've got hot new pictures from a project I finished last winter and I'd like to rerun them here as a complete "tour" because the photos are so much better. Also, this is what happens when someone says to me, "OK, kid, go nuts," and lobs me the keys.
The main room is a simple grey, and received an industrial-looking colorwashing of sorts in the same color family. The glazes were applied with an assortment of sponges, ratty brushes and putty knives.
The kitchen received a faux malachite treatment, see last winter's post. Brian Gilmartin painted a bathroom in the style of a Renaissance woodcut; and the bedroom was wallpapered. But the one area left to reveal here is the striped hallway.
Every hand-painted stripe I've done is unique—different scale, different repeat, different colorway. In this instance we chose a tobacco palette of warm greys to compliment the dining area and main room &c. I continued the repeat across the ceiling and down the other wall, an idea I got from an op-art hallway in some 60s coffeetable book somewhere .
That's designer Juan Carretero, center stage. He was in charge of the fab décor, for which my painting was just a simple backdrop.
kitchen photo: Mark Chamberlain
all other photos: JACOB SADRAK
Base: Benjamin Moore AF100
Stripes: Ralph Lauren TH08, TH11, TH48, TH92
- Mark Chamberlain, interior and decorative painter
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The living/dining room and bedroom are phenomenal...
...but the kitchen is the weak spot for me: Love the cabinets, hate the Faux-Malachite.
BTW - The leather belt-strap chairs and the sofa on the right w/ the squircle arms are great!
Any idea who makes them?
In a word - AWESOMENESS.
I'm swooning over the living room - the windows, the color palette, the concrete-look walls...sigh.
That living room except for the skin on the floor is stunning, love the walls and the entire look.
But, the headless table dog creeps me out.
But this is a beautiful apartment. I agree with bepsf on the kitchen I like the cabinets and the color but not a fan of the walls.
This isn't even my style but I love it. It's so nicely put together and I love everything about it...though I am not a big fan of the table lamp in the living room.
Something about these very masculine spaces gets me all hot and bothered. I just love it! My hope is one day I can have a library with the dark colors and hard accents. *Swoon*
Thanks, Hunted - Those chairs are a good price too!
Now the sofa - Anyone?
Sorry to go off topic, but how do you pull down roller shades so high up in the living room?
I want to compliment you on your complementary color striping.
I never thought of referring to tobacco as shades of grey!? Novel.
It is an elegant and masculine place tho'.
and to think i thought those animal hide rugs were only used for staging every Corcoran apartment on the market! ;-)
i love all the grays, though.
love the living room without the square leather ottomon & the headless dog, just the bar stools as in photo 3. the ottomon & dog are somewhat redundant in this room. love the rest of it--as everyone else says, its very elegant & masculine.
I'm usually not a fan of the faux-malachite, but in this case I like it! It looks beautifully executed and provides a perfect contrast to the living room it opens onto. Beautiful work!
i love that green headboard
'Painting was a simple backdrop ?' The paint work is a jewel, the landlords must have felt so happy when they saw their new grey living room
I love those windows. Had them in various NYC dwelling places years ago--they seem to be a NY thing. Pre-war apt buildings.
Beautiful paintwork!
"how do you pull down roller shades so high up in the living room?"
These aren't your grandmother's roller shades - the kind you pulled down and hoped didn't flip back up...
These use a continuous chain/pulley system which is off to the side of the window which you can't see here...
...but you can see here:
Any help re the source of the gray sofa?
THIS IS BEYOND AWESOME. Beautifully classy - yet witty. A strong point of view. Very New York. Everything in this apartment seems special, carefully edited and soulful. Congrats to Mark on this masterclass. Juan's website has some beautiful things.
Along with some of the others, I don't care for hide rugs - and that poor headless grayhound makes me sad! But every other aspect of that living room has me swooning. I don't really know what "colorwashing" is, but those walls are fabulous.
BTW, those belt buckle chairs are on sale at RH. At $715, they're still not exactly "affordable" - but so gorgeous!
i am loving the bookcase with its leather (?) pulls, the combination between paint and wood works.
the skylight photo above the church pew in the dining room is spectacular as is the kelly green headboard in the bedroom - custom i am guessing.
this apartment should have been in the big book of small cool spaces!
This apartment should be in a magazine. Love the masquline decor! Great city Diggs. My favorite is the dining area. Great use of space.
Absolutely smoky, sexy, aged, masculine, edgy, refreshing and sharp. It gets to feel like a cozy hunting lodge den. Good for the people that live here!
I am in awe of the play between different colors and textures in this apartment; it seems so effortless yet incredily elegant at the same time!
what a gorgeous space you've created! it's elegant, yet cozy and inviting...with such wondeful pieces. I just checked out Juan's site for more of his work...his projects are pretty impressive.
Great collaboration, you guys. Kudos to the painter and designer - the end result looks absolutely gorgeous. I hope as many people as possible see this and realize there are alternatives to off-white egg shell and safe blandness! Going nuts doesn't mean going off the deep end if you are in good hands as the owners of this apartment clearly were.
This apartment masculine, eclectic and calming. I love the cow skin rug and the reusing of the church pew in an urban environment. The chandelier is utterly fantastic! Great Job
congratulations to a fantastic designer...great collaboration! I love the layering of textures, styles, and colors. It takes a very developed ability to marry a feast of visual stimulation and zen ambience. nice balance of daily living and formality. I love entering each room through the spark of malachite green.
What i like most is how a small space has been made into such distinct areas making what looks like a 1-bed apartment seem like a whole townhouse - an incredible design (and the guy in the pic is cute too, does he come with the house?)
I love all of it.
Congratulations to an absolutely awesome designer, this is only one of his many wonderful achievements. I´m in love with the way you make every room a different experience. Love IT.
love love love the trees in the bathroom
I do believe you had a great opportunity to paint this great apt, full of well designed spaces.
Your creativity does complement the furniture and interior design in magnificent ways.
I wish the guy in the pic came with the house too.
I have such a thing for casement windows. (Although I've always wondered -- how do you clean them on the outside?) And here you have huge, double exposure ones, including one facing trees. One can only dream. I'm guessing this apartment is in Gramercy, around 21st or 22nd street.
Love, love, love, the natural palate, the textures, the animal prints, the public space perfect for socializing...
A perfect redesign of a NYC apartment; contemporary, smart, organized and an calm oasis from the bedlam of the city.
This is a unique space, where a magnificent sense of space and light has turned into a cozy and stylish home. A place were you can picture yourself living at as well as delighting the senses looking at it from the pages of a Decor Magazine. It is a true inspiration, Love It!!! Congratulations J


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DIY Water Blob (tips and tricks)
I have to show you what we made today for the kids at our BBQ party!
We used two pieces of plastic sheeting sized 9'x12' and duct tape...
I wish I could take credit for this awesome idea and tell you I was that cool to come up with it.
I saw it via Pinterest by the Clumsy Crafter (fabulous blog by the way) and had to try it!! --->The Water Blob Tutorial
The only thing we did differently was use 4MIL weight plastic which was thicker and after filling up the blob we poked holes through the top sheet using toothpicks!
They had so much fun sliding, slipping, and bouncing on the blob for hours!!
We will definitely be doing this at our next summer get together!!
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Love this. Will definately be doing this sometime this summer.ReplyDeleteReplies
I can't tell you enough how much fun the kids had!! You'll love it!Delete
Good idea I never thought about poking holes in it. I saw the other one last year when it was too cold to try it. This is something we will be doing this year!!ReplyDeleteReplies
If you don't want the kids to get wet you don't have to poke the holes, which is great, but mine wanted to get wet and it was awesome because it turned into a giant slip and slide, too!Delete
Did you leave the hose on so it was refilling as the water was squirting out of the holes you poked? Or did you take the hose out and close the hole as suggested on Clumsy Crafters tutorial?Delete
OMG. Love this! Definitely will be making one this summer. :)ReplyDelete
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So simple to make, too!! Have fun!Delete
Did you keep the hose on the whole time so it stayed (pretty much) full of water? It looks like you taped the hose into the blob...right?ReplyDeleteReplies
Wow! This is awesome! I'm going to have to do this for my kids. They are already bored and it's only the third full day of summer vacation.ReplyDeleteReplies
Rachelle your kids will THANK YOU!Delete
OKAY!!! I SERIOUSLY need to go back to my childhood.. Because I so want to play on this :) So much fun and thanks for sharing your FUN and Creativity with us :)ReplyDelete
Who says it has to be for kids right?! Adults will love this, too!Delete
A word of warning for the water blob: I did this with my kids last summer and in watching them, I realized how dangerous this can be. First, this is very heavy when full. If your ground is not completely level, it will slide down the gradient and could easily trap a child. Our backyard has a small grade to it--I didn't even realize it until our water blob started moving. It is a rolling action rather than a slide, which is how a child could get stuck underneath. It is to heavy to be lifted up to rescue a child with out emptying it out. Secondly, once there is a hole in it, it creates the risk of suffocation in the same way it would if you allowed a child to play with a plastic bag. I think the water being contained gives us a false sense of security and safety from drowning but this is actually a very dangerous activity and should not be done without adult supervision. My husband and I both agreed this was not a safe activity for our kids and we actually took our kids off it and tossed it after 15 minutes of watching them. Sorry to be a Debbie Downer, but I just want everyone to be aware of the risks. Wanted to share my experience. If you do this with your children, please do not leave them unattended!ReplyDelete
I gave this a try yesterday for my kids' last day of school and they LOVED it! The neighbor kids came over too and they were entertained for hours! It's not even warm out (in fact it rained a few times while they were playing) - but they were having so much fun that no one even noticed. Thanks for this idea!ReplyDeleteReplies
I'm so glad your kids had as much fun as mine did!! It really is a blast!Delete
We did this as well and our kids loved it. Instead of poking holes in the top, we just put the sprinkler on near it so the top lewet. We also let them put a little "no tear" baby shampoo on the top to make it slippery and to get them clean. ;) Very fun!ReplyDeleteReplies
Oooo...I love the idea of just using a sprinkler and the baby shampoo? Okay that sounds like a blast Jenni!Delete
You could seal the plastic on the edges with a hair drier....ReplyDelete
We tried this last year and it leaked like crazy. There is another version on Pinterest that involves heat sealing the edges, we'll be trying that this year! Also, be careful because it will kill your grass. We filled ours up in the hot sun and the plastic pulled all the moisture out of the grass below. So even though it was only there for less than an hour, there was a square of brown grass for weeks! One more tip, add blue food coloring! It's very pretty :) excited to try water blob 2.0 this year!ReplyDelete
What a great idea! I will do this when the weather is a bit warmer. (on the coast, its really not that hot sometimes even in the summer!) this is waaay better than a slip-n-slide that you buy at the store! I can't wait to try this!ReplyDelete


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I've decided the Scepter V long ATA is just longer than I am really comfortable with. At my height (5'9") and draw length (27.5"), I find my Alien Z with NitrousX C cams fits me better.
The Scepter shoots very well with the NitrousX B cams. For the NitrousX cam conversion, I use a Dremel high speed orbital sander and slowly sand down between the limb forks to remove a couple hundredths, just enough to get the cams and an ultra thin nylon washer in there. I have done this on a ShadowCat (sold over a year ago) the Scepter V and my Alien Z. All have worked without any problems at all, but of course, I cannot guarantee anything. Like any bow, I would not shoot them with underweight arrows.
I have the Scepter V at ~59 pounds, at 27.5" with a 323 grain arrow and getting 293 fps for ASA tournaments. I am somewhere in the middle of the adjustment range. I need to check on the drawboard to be certain, but I know it will go longer at least an inch or two, maybe more. I will check and confirm tonight.
The cams are polished, and it has the wide axles. The strings are solid silver with silver serving, including Angel center serving. I make my own strings following the Little Jon (Deezlin on AT) video method. The strings are in great shape. I made them over the winter. I pre-stretch at 300#, so they are settled in. I only shot the bow for practice and a couple of turnaments in January and February before I went back to the Alien Z.
The riser is red and the only mark I have seen is just above the bottom rear stabilizer mounting hole, where my v bar mount rubbed a little. There may be typical marks at the rest and sight mount, but I usually do not use a set screw on the rest to mar the riser. The current limbs are 3L (I know they are 3, not sure about the L, M, H) and I am not bottomed out, so it should easily go over 60#, presumably to 65# or better with these limbs. The limbs are black carbon weave and have the white Martin logo, NOT the green. I replaced the limb bolts with longer length stainless, so the bow can be taken down without a press (like all Martins used to.)
I also have the stock limbs (also white logo) (~60#) and Nitro 1.5 cams and strings (black & grey strings) I can put back on the bow if someone just wants it as a stock Scepter V Pro. Or, if you want both so you can do your own experiments, I will sell it all.
Prices (all TYD in continental US/Canada, elsewhere, will have to check shipping):
Scepter V with NitrousX B cams - $525
Scepter V returned to stock with Nitro 1.5 cams - $400
Scepter V with Nitrous X B cams and extra limbs and Nitro 1.5 cams & cableguard - $ 625
I will post some pics tonight.
If the bow sells as a stock unit, I will keep the limbs and Nitrous X B cams for another project, so please hold the offers to buy the Nitrous cams alone.
Only possible trades or partial trades would be NitrousX C cams with mini mods (including X mods), MAYBE a pristine condition target colored SlayerX with Nitrous B or C cams, a later model short draw lower weight bow for my daughters (11 & 14), or a really good sight/scope/light combination.


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LIVE! Five Finger Death Punch at Trespass America Festival
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There are rock shows, and then there are KICKASS ROCK SHOWS. Five Finger Death Punch at New Jersey's Prudential Center on August 18 is as kick ass as it gets!!!
The 2012 Trespass America Festival featuring Battlecross, God Forbid, Emmure, Trivium, Pop Evil, Killswitch Engage and headliners, Five Finger Death Punch (5FDP) was an intense night of amazing performances by these seven well-picked bands, and popular opinion is that 5FDP was the standout performance of the night.
From the moment 5FDP started their intro music— the techno mix of "100 Ways to Hate" — the energy was phenomenal. Some highlights of 5FDP's show:
• Lead singer Ivan Moody brought kids from the audience up on stage for "White Knuckles." He had the kids play "Ivan Says," and they proudly displayed their "metal horns" and middle fingers because "Ivan said!" Funny, but good natured.
• An acoustic version of "Remember Everything" with Moody and guitarist Jason Hook (ex-Vince Neil and Alice Cooper bands). The whole crowd sang along.
• Kudos to Tour Manager and Lighting Director, Brandon Webster. The stage looked like a cathedral of light. Freakin' phenomenal!
• Jeremy Spencer's drum solo done in full black light.
• Ivan Moody dedicating 5FDP's set to Dimebag Darrell. A touching metal moment.
• Overheard walking out of the show: "I liked that there was a rubber mat in the pit area!" – Unknown.
You could tell the band were enjoying themselves up on stage. The guys smiled easily at each other and the crowd, and Moody is a funny guy, which made you have an even better of time.
A recent quote from Moody summed up the atmosphere, "For my entire life, I've always loved music. It's been there forever through good and bad. And the Trespass America Festival is about bringing all these fan bases together to celebrate metal and rock music!"
Well said, Moody. 5FDP For Life!
5FDP Setlist:
1. Under and Over It
2. Burn it Down
3. American Capitalist
4. Hard to See
5. Coming Down
6. Bad Company
7. White Knuckles
8. Drum Solo
9. Far From Home
10. Never Enough
11. War Is The Answer
12. Remember Everything (Acoustic)
13. No One Gets Left Behind
14. The Bleeding
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Avatar made $2,782,275,172 in international ticket sales. Its budget was about $237 million. I'd be happy to give you a minute to let that settle in.
Welcome back. Movies are BIG business.
Studios produce different tiers of movies, which they have different expectations for. The tiers are defined by the budget they allocate to the making of different films. Let's take the last couple Oscar-winners for Best Picture. The King's Speech's budget was $15 million. Care to guess what The Artist had a budget of? $15 million.
Anomaly? Fine, we'll go back another year. In 2010 The Hurt Locker won Best Picture. Its budget? $11 million. We all knew The Hurt Locker was shot on a small budget though.The year before was Slumdog Millionaire. Its budget? $15 million. You have to go back to 2007 before the budget of the Best Picture winning film takes a jump; and No Country for Old Men only had a budget of $25 million.
The purpose of these stats is to say that the little guys make damn good movies too. Hollywood today works a lot like our government. Things that are projected to help the bottom line get the most funding. And people love to bitch about how this means Hollywood continues to pump out more garbage. Well you know what? Hollywood is a business and if you quit going to shitty movies, they'll quit making them.
In 2007, Norbit unfortunately came out. Norbit had a budget of $60 million (that's about the same as No Country for Old Men+Slumdog Millionaire+The Hurt Locker for those of you keeping score at home). How in the world they used up $60 million to make it is beyond me. But you know what? It brought in $95 million in box office sales and then you can tack on DVD sales and royalties and all that mess. In the end DreamWorks doubled their investment.
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Murphy went down with about 30 kilometers to go in the 178 km race, in a section where the course narrowed and a rider stopped suddenly in front of him. After being examined at hospital, the American was diagnosed with a separated left shoulder and a badly bruised elbow, but has no broken bones, said BMC Racing Team physician Dr. Scott Major. Steve Morabito also withdrew from the race Wednesday, suffering from lower back pain, Major said.
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Kristoff said teammates Cole House and Danilo Wyss moved him into good position and he was on the wheel of eventual winner Anthony Ravard (Ag2r-La Mondiale) in the final kilometer. "But in the last corner, someone came on my inside and pushed me out in the barriers," Kristoff said. "I came close to crashing and lost 10 positions. I made my way back to a good position, but had to take a lot of wind and did not have anything left the last 200 meters."


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Papa Murphy's Copy-Cat Gourmet Vegetarian Pizza with Creamy Garlic Sauce Recipe
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Don't get me wrong . . . I love meat! But there is just something about this pizza that is absolutely amazing. It is hands-down my favorite pizza but the only time I get to eat it is with my sisters because my husband refuses to even try it . . . he is definitely a "Meat-Lover" pizza kind of guy. So, after years of searching, I think that I have finally come up with the perfect copy-cat recipe that I can make at home to feed my cravings.
Papa Murphy's CopyCat Gourmet Vegetarian Pizza with Creamy Garlic Sauce
-1 unbaked pizza crust (either homemade or store-bought- the homemade crust is what I used in the picture and it is amazing!)
-1 recipe Creamy Garlic Sauce (see recipe below)
-Fresh spinach
-Sliced zucchini
-Artichoke Hearts
-Minced Onions
-Grated Mozzarella Cheese
-Parmesan Cheese
Spread pizza crust in pan (I used a small 8" cake pan for this recipe). Spread creamy garlic sauce on top of crust. Add fresh vegetables (and any other toppings you like), sprinkle cheeses on top, and bake according to crust directions.
Creamy Garlic Sauce Recipe
This sauce is amazing! I love to use it in place of regular tomato pizza sauce. This will make enough sauce for one very large pizza or about 3 personal-sized pizzas.
1 cup ranch dressing
1 Tablespoon minced garlic
1 Tablespoon Parmesan cheese
1 tsp garlic salt
Dash of minced green onions
Dash of Italian seasoning
Mix all ingredients together and use as desired.
Wow, does that ever look fabulous! Going to try it ASAP!
What kind of ranch dressing did you use? I tried a copycat recipe for the chicken garlic pizza with the garlic sauce and didnt think it tasted anything like it. How does this sauce compare to the real papa murphys.
We use Hidden Valley Ranch and I seriously feel like this recipe is the closest I have gotten to the real thing! I have been playing around with the recipe for a long time and feel like this is pretty dang close.
I'll share a secret- Papa Murphy's creamy garlic sauce is just ranch and garlic. I think it's 2 2/3 cups of garlic to one gallon of ranch, so scale that down accordingly, but it really is that simple!
That sounds delish! My husband is a meat lover pizza kind of guy too and wouldn't go for it…but I'll definitely have to try it when we have a home-made pizza night and each make our own. Thanks for sharing this!
Well , I don't like pizza on 40 C degrees but this one look suitable for those how must eat pizza even is to hot
I love this blog. You girls have the best and yummiest recipes. I went to school at USU with Camille. We were on PLC together and I live in Vernal by your cousin Amber Hadlock. It is so fun to follow your blog!!!! Love it! Way to go AGGIES!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!! This our all time favorite pizza that we would get every Friday night. Of course lately it's become a special treat cause of no money to spare so to finally have a recipe where I can recreate our favorite pizza… I'm jumping up and down!! Now if only my zucchini had grown this year!!
Hi Camille,
I just love your Pizza and can't wait to have a taste! Have a great weekend and thank you so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday.
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That pizza is my favorite from Papa Murphys too!! Love it!! Going to try this soon
This is dumb, but i have never bought them before – do you buy artichoke hearts canned for this pizza?
There are no dumb questions! I just buy canned artichoke hearts. You can buy them marinated or plain (I like them plain, but my family likes the marinated ones). Both work great for this recipe!
Thank you for sharing this recipe! The sauce is great! We found the chopped garlic tasted too raw for our tastes, so I strained it out this week (did you catch that this is the second weekend in a row we made this)and boy was it ever the best sauce! Seriously, a major copy cat of the real thing. Next time I think I'll just use garlic powder to add that needed garlic flavor. Thank you again for sharing!
This is our all-time favorite pizza! Thanks so much for sharing! Quick question: Would reduced calorie/fat ranch dressing have the same taste?
Reduced calorie dressing would work just fine.
Do you think "greek yogurt ranch" would work? or stick to the real thing?
I think the big difference would be the taste. And if you like greek yogurt ranch, then you should be just fine!
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Do you heat the sauce?
Is it shredded parm or the shake parm in a jar, the kind you normally put on top?
So….just a hint. If you go to their store you can purchase just the toppings, sauce, etc and make your own pizza. My husband and I do this since we are gluten free and can't eat their crust. We ADORE this pizza combo and now that we can make a killer gluten free crust at home we have the best of both worlds. It actually costs more for me to buy the ingredients individually at a grocery store than it does for me to stop by papa murpheys on the way home and buy the already prepped ingredients from them. OH and you can use the coupons for the pizzas towards the toppings.
I worked at papa murphys as a teen. If you really want the real creamy garlic sauce, all it is is ranch and garlic. Nothing else.
I made this last night, and tastes just like the real deal! Thank you for this recipe!!
Can I just say how delicious this pizza is?? This is our favorite Papa Murphy's pizza, but I held off trying this recipe for a while because usually "copycat" recipes don't taste much like the real thing. But… I am pleasantly surprised to say that this tastes just like the real thing!! And I like my homemade dough much better than Papa Murphy's, so I am delighted to be able to make this myself! Thanks so much!!


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Posted by Karl Johnson on Mar 9, 2010
Related program: Haiti Rebuilding Center
Our Haiti team has sent us some benchmarking pricing. Haiti has been suffering from inflation for the past several years but the Jan 12 earthquake has exacerbated the situation.
These figures not only reflect the economic seclusion from–despite its proximity to–the United States, but also show how food aid is influencing the cost of some products and not others. Bread costs $1.25, half what it would cost in the United States, while milk, popular cereals and construction materials fetch 2-3 times their price in the United States. Following are observed Haitian vs Californian prices for select goods:
Food and material prices, Haiti and United States (in $US)
Supplies–Haiti/United States
Gallon of water–$1.25/$0.88
Gallon of milk–$12.00/$3.75
Loaf of bread (20oz)–$1.25/$2.50
One dozen eggs–$4.00/$3.19
Posted by kstohr on Mar 8, 2010
Haitian children are languishing in camps or working in menial jobs because thousands of schools in and around Port-au-Prince, the devastated capital, could remain closed for months or never reopen. Markeny Saint Valin, 10, with his grandmother, Luciene St. Louis, washing clothes in Port-au-Prince.
News Article: Among the Ruins, Education Is Also Lost
Photo: Lynsey Addaro for The New York Times
Posted by Cameron on Mar 2, 2010
Starting today we will be collecting funds on behalf of the Colegio de Arquitectos to support Chilean professionals endeavors after the 8.8 earthquake.
Formal structural assessment training for volunteers starts in a few hours and almost 700 architects have volunteered at Plataforma Arquitectura plus an additional 300 directly at the Colegio.
Donate directly to the Chile Earthquake Reconstruction Fund
Image of Iglesia Corazón de María de Linares, photo by Daniela Gajardo
Posted by kstohr on Mar 1, 2010
Our program management team is currently on the ground in Haiti. It includes two regional program managers. One with considerable post-disaster experience and the other a locally licensed architect. Rounding out the team is a Haitian-American architect and over time they will be joined by two to three design fellows.
The team is meeting up with our on the ground partners and setting up our long term offices. If you are interested in meeting with the team, please contact us at our headquarters in San Francisco and ask for Frederika Zipp.
Additionally we are working with Appropriate Infrastructure Development Group on increasing structural engineering assessments (and training) and mason training programs for reconstruction. In early March we should have french and creole versions of our Rebuilding 101 manual and earthquake resistant housing guides in the field.
Posted by Cameron on Feb 27, 2010
Around 3.30am this morning a 8.8 quake struck off the coast of Chile. We give our heartfelt condolences to those whose lives have been lost and support for the families confronted by the aftermath of this disaster.
It appears the damage is subsequently less than the recent events in Haiti, this maybe due to the countries record of earthquake preparedness, stronger building codes and location/depth of the epicenter. Regardless our thoughts are with those affected and responding to this tragedy.
For all information on building and infrastructure damage please visit Plataformaarquitectura.cl
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The 2009 Open Architecture Challenge 'Classroom of the Future' exhibition opened in Prague, February 10th. A host of volunteers, including exhibition coordinator, Sona Huberova organized the exhibit, which will be on display until March 3, 2010 at the Gallery of National Technical Library. Partners include Namaste Nepal and CCEA (Centre for Central European Architecture). The exhibit is sponsored by Prague City Hall and Architecture for Humanity.
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The Porch Dog House, Biloxi sponsored by Architecture for Humanity and designed by our pals at Marlon Blackwell Architects, was celebrated as a design award nominee at the 2010 Brit Insurance Design Awards Exhibition Opening . On display at the Design Museum until June 2010, the exhibition features all 91 nominees in 7 categories. Stay posted for the award winner announcement on March 16.
Our new book on the Biloxi Model Homes, 'Rebuilding After Disaster: The Biloxi Model Home Program' documents the rebuilding effort of a coalition of partners in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. The book is dedicated to all the residents of East Biloxi, Mississippi, whose love for the community made this work possible.
Posted by Cameron on Feb 21, 2010
It only took 20 seconds to destroy so many bright hopes and dreams in Haiti. The PechaKucha network is joining with Architecture for Humanity to help rebuild Haiti 20 seconds at a time.
On 20th February for Global Pecha Kucha Day for Haiti took place. 20 seconds x 20 images in 130 cities with more than 1500 presentation. All to raise funds for rebuilding Haiti. This represented the worlds' largest distributed conference - no flights, no hotels, no massive carbon footprint - locals standing up together for a global cause.
Total amount raised will be known by the end of the week.
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Posted by Cameron on Feb 18, 2010
[Updated: Feb. 18] For those not used to working in disasters the first week is chaotic, filled with stories of heroism and despair. The first responders are not the NGO's or medical personal but the families of those who are injured or lost their lives. It is an overwhelming situation to be in. It is also not the time for architects to show up thinking they can rebuild. People are trying to find their loved ones not think about what their lives will look like in 5, 10 or 15 years.
Trying to keep perspective is extremely hard. We've personally lost colleagues, friends and extremely valuable people in the last few days. On Thursday, one phone call ended with 'they are all gone.' For those of us who are part of the reconstruction effort, we need to think about immediate needs for shelter while planning for the next three to five years of rebuilding.
Posted by Cameron on Feb 17, 2010
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Reigning champions The Strongest relied on a goal from Pablo Escobar in the 76th minute to get a 1-0 victory at Sport Boys.
The win propels The Strongest to equal-first on the standings but they have played one more game than the league-leading Blooming.
Brian Aldave scored a brace as Nacional Potosi delighted their fans with a 3-1 victory over Oriente Petrolero.
Club Universitario scored twice in second-half stoppage time to run out 3-1 winners at home against Bolivar.
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Lately I have been trying to reduce my sugar intake so this review was a test of my will power against sweets. Don't misunderstand, I do love treats, but my body responds much differently than my taste buds. Anyways, Hannah's book is impressive from the start. An extensive ingredient guide will familiarize you with items you may not know much about. There is a color photograph accompanying each recipe (taken by Hannah herself!) so you know how the final treat should look. The recipes range from muffins, scones, cakes, pies, tarts, crumbles, and even parfaits!!! There is definitely a recipe for everybody (and a food allergy index at the back of the book to help you choose appropriately) and every season. I have made a handful of wonderful recipes from My Sweet Vegan: Whoopie Pies, Rootbeer Float Cupcakes, Power Hungry Granola, and Orange Hazelnut Biscotti. Several recipes are marked for future baking binges: Strawberry Spirals, Sweet & Simple French Toast, and Dried Fruit Focaccia. While the ingredients for the recipes can be expensive to purchase and are not always in your pantry, it is fun to whip up some seriously indulgent desserts once in awhile. I keep my copy on hand for special occasions and have found that you can make them a bit healthier by substituting different flours, milks, sweeteners, etc. But, it is a dessert book, so don't expect low fat recipes!!! Treat yourself, friends, family, and co-workers!!!! Yes indeed.
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Hello all,
I am new to the forum and am hoping to get some information/advice.
I am a project manager for a flooring firm in MN and am currently monitoring the RH on a slab for a project we will be installing VCT on.
I have 4 tests in currently, and they have been in for 3-1/2 weeks.
My question has to do with how much one can expect the RH readings to vary day to day? On Friday, my readings were 90%/96%/99%/88% and today, Monday, they were 93%/96%/99%/91%. So tests 1 and 4 both swung by 3 percentage points. I have some concerns that test #1 may have been compromised, as 2 weeks ago it went from 93 to 89 to 81 and then up to 93 all in a weeks time. Then it stayed at 93 for a week, then did the 88 to 91 swing over the weekend.
The adhesive we are using requires a 90% reading.
I will also note that the pH readings have been at between 7-7.5 the entire time. I also did one calcium chloride test near my RH test that has been reading 99% the entire time, and that came in at 6.87#/1000sf/24 hrs.
I know when I report the readings to the GC they are going to question why the readings were ok on Friday, but have now swung back up into the unacceptable range. If anyone knows were I can find more documented information on this I would appreciate that as well.
Thanks in advance! [/font]
Project Manager
RE: RH test results varying
You bring up some great points here. Two variables you have not told us of though are:
1) The ambient conditions in the room, RH% and temp.
2) Concrete temp each time you read the RH% in the concrete
These are very important to know in answering the question appropriately. I can paint a broad brush and try to give some input.
1) Friday to Monday variance-Typically, the jobsite heat is turned down and or off over the weekend because there are typically no trades working. If the temperature is altered drastically over this time period, the RH% will respond accordingly. All things being equal, RH% and Temp are inversely related.
2) Another thing to look at is have mudders and painters been in the area over this time period. Both will attribute to higher than normal RH% in the area due to moisture and heat. This can impact the concrete readings.
Concrete is like a sponge and tries to emulate the environment it lives in. Taking two steps forward (lower RH%) and on step back (higher RH%) will happen as conditions change in the room during construction.
If you can get the two bits of information I first stated, the forum may be able to help more.
RE: RH test results varying
Hi Jason,
Thanks. I just spoke with Julie on the phone as well, and did get more information to help me better understand what is going on, and to help combat the questions being posed by the GC.
I do not have the ambient RH and temp, but the temp of the concrete in both of the holes that had changes from Friday to Monday had dropped.
The project is fully complete (painted, ceilings are in) except for the VCT, so the only work occuring in the building over the last week has been some telecommunications type electrical work and installation of hardware.
I will have to find out about the heat - I would suspect that they are turning it down over the weekend, but not positive.
I think the biggest issue with this project is that they poured concrete on March 6th and we started testing it 6 weeks later. I am not surprised at all that the readings are high. They have the expectation that the drying should happen overnight, which we know is not the case. The majority of the slab is 4" thick and only about 8 weeks old.
Project Manager
RE: RH test results varying
I am so interested in this. Please keep us informed as to how it goes.
RE: RH test results varying
One point (and I just watched a gentleman do this today) is to not let the reader sit in the probe. You want to insert the reader and remove it within a few seconds and read the results. What could be happening is the thermal mass of the reader is draining into the probe and changing the probe's reading. The best way I can explain this is imagine the probe is acclimated in a concrete slab at 70 degrees and you bring in a cold reader from your vehicle while enjoying your -10 degree Minnesota weather. That freezing reader will cool off the probe as it sits in the hole and throw the RH reading off the charts. I use this extreme scenario to illustrate the point. Within more modest temperature differences a quick plunge of the reader into the probe will not affect the reading.
Do you have a psychometric chart available?
We have tried to correlate the readings we see with a standard psychometric chart but they don't exactly follow the chart. But you would get a pretty good indication of what is happening with the temperature vs humidity by checking your numbers on the chart.
The temperature of the concrete is an important aspect of determining acceptable RH (which is why we would love to be able to follow a psychometric chart). The ASTM states we must be at service temperature, but how much will the RH change if we measure our slab at 75 degrees and we expect service temperature to be 65 degrees? The psychometric chart says the amount of moisture that gives us 72%RH / 75 degrees, is the same as the moisture in 100%RH / 65 degrees!
Unfortunately we haven't been given the green light to use the psychometric chart for calculating RH at service temp yet, but I want you to be aware of how much temperature can affect RH so you can make judgements on what you are seeing when you take readings. If you see a couple of degrees drop in temps, I'd expect to see anywhere from a couple of percent or more of rise in RH.
JD Grafton
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RE: RH test results varying
(warning: posting without prior research...)
Isn't there a bit in F2170, besides the bit about service temperature, which says the probe and the concrete must be the same temperature at the time of the reading?
Which means you need to use one of those point-and-shoot infrared thermometers to check both before taking the reading...
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Kind of Pat,
The ASTM says the probe must acclimate to the temperature of the concrete. The temperature at the 40% depth may vary from the surface temperature.
With the Wagner Rapid RH the sensor is left inside the concrete to acclimate. Your most accurate reading is the initial reading when inserting the reader.
With removable probes in sleeves, the sensor is in the probe and that sensor needs to acclimate to the concrete temperature which can take quite a long time. Many manufacturers recommend waiting an hour or more for each reading. Even then, think of when the slab is on the ground and the internal temperature is 67*F and you have an aluminum probe sticking up into the room atmosphere which has the heat on and blowing on that probe at 80*F. That heat can change the reading of that probe! Then the next time you read that probe maybe the heat is off, or the cooling is on. It has been my experience that I could get wild swings in my RH measurements using removable probes and leapfrogging from hole to hole, from day to day, or when the sun shines on a probe or it is shaded.
JD Grafton
Concrete Answers for Flooring Problems
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RE: RH test results varying
AH, well this is where I get confused because of the difference between the Wagner system and the others (I've only used Protimeter).
With the Proti system, the thing you're inserting into the concrete is just a "sleeve", and the probe is the thing attached to the handset on a cord, and that probe constantly needs to be calibrated/ kept at the right temp/ etc.
With the Rapid RH, the thing you're inserting into the concrete IS the "probe" and the little orange reader thingy kind of takes the place of the handset...hence no need to calibrate the probes, because they're all expendable..
Is that about right, if you'll pardon the excessively layman-like termage?
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Some people would say it's too early to tell, but you already know that your little Broncos fan is bound to be a part of Denver history. Help your child develop a fiery Broncos spirit by giving him this Color Block stretch hat. This cap features team colors and an embroidered team logo on the crown for a healthy dose of team spirit. When everybody gets a look at your little one in this hat, they'll know he's a Denver superfan in the making.
- 100% Cotton fabric
- Curved bill
- Elastic band on the back
- Imported
- Officially licensed NFL product
- Quality embroidery
- Structured fit
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Add a splash of island-inspired color to his spring wardrobe with this not-so-basic Italian cashmere v-neck sweater. Crafted with the same care and attention to detail as our ready-to-wear collection, this sweater will help him look picture-perfect all season long and makes a great layering piece during unpredictable weather.
• 100% cashmere
• Made in Portugal
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