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As he looked ahead to 2013, Mayor Luis Molina said public safety — and specifically police services — is the top priority.
A contract between the city and the Stanislaus County Sheriff's Department to provide law enforcement for Patterson expires June 30, and talk of an upcoming request for proposal from contractors for a public safety needs assessment is on the minds of council members, including Councilwoman Deborah Novelli.
"We have begun to climb out of our recession, but we still have many questions to be answered," Novelli said. "When I look at problems of our community, I look at public safety."
Councilman Dominic Farinha, who was re-elected Nov. 6, said the city expects to see increased sales tax revenue from a fulfillment center for Internet retailer Amazon.com Inc. and big-box retailer Walmart. He suggested that one of the city's top priorities must be allocating some of that money for the police department.
"I would like to see us figure out our public safety needs, short term as well as long term," the councilman said. "I'm curious to see what the city needs and then act accordingly."
First-term Councilwoman Sheree Lustgarten, who took the oath of office Dec. 4, said she, too, was waiting for an assessment report, and she wants to see how other communities are handling law enforcement.
"I'd like to check out Newman and see how it is going with them running their own police department," she said.
She added that Newman, though half the size of Patterson, and may not have the same needs as Patterson.
In the meanwhile, she suggested that city leaders should hear what residents have to say.
"We need input," Lustgarten said. "A few town hall meetings wouldn't hurt."
Other goals for 2013 included programs for children and teens.
Looking toward the opening of Walmart and the planned Amazon center, Novelli said each was expected to require hundreds of employees, some of whom might move to Patterson with their families.
She said she was working on a proposal to share with fellow council members regarding an after-school program that would serve children nearing age 5 through 16-year-olds. Though a timeline has not yet been revealed for such a program, it would be in addition to those already offered by the city and Patterson Joint Unified School District, she said.
"The intent is not to take away from child care facilities, but to add to options for parents with what to do with their children," Novelli said.
Molina also said he would like to see more activities tailored for teenagers and said council members needed to evaluate whether the suite that houses the teen center at Las Palmas and Ward avenues was serving its purpose.
He also spoke of the Senior Meals Program, hosted at the Hammon Center Center and run in conjunction with Stanislaus County, and said the city must find a more permanent solution to provide meals either through the county or by pursuing its own plan.
The county has a contract with the Howard Training Center in Modesto to provide three meals a week.
Lustgarten said that Patterson, a city rich in civic activities, needs a downtown face-lift.
"I love what they've done with Newman's downtown," she said. "It's clean, fresh and quaint and has an old-town feel."
She said she would also like to see loan money made available for military veterans to start businesses.
"I'd like to see some economic development," she said. "Newman's been innovative with their new city hall with renting out some offices."
She likened Newman's City Hall to Patterson's plan to annex buildings near City Hall and rent out office space to businesses, while using other space for government.
Novelli, too, boosted downtown revitalization as a priority for the city.
"The goal with the downtown core is to get people to shop downtown," she said. "We need to offer a low-interest loan program to help improve our downtown, get more people to come downtown and establish businesses here."
Councilman Larry Buehner said he was waiting to set goals with other council members during the next few City Council meetings.
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SPENCER — Spencer aldermen will discuss the town's sign ordinance when the board meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Town Hall.
The city of Salisbury is considering changes to its sign ordinance to better match state law regarding political signs. Spencer Alderman Jeff Morris suggested the Spencer town board do the same for ease of interpretation and enforcement.
In Salisbury, a committee studying signs will recommend the maximum size of a political sign be increased from 5 square feet to 6 square feet. Political signs also will be able to go up "30 days" before an election to match the language in state law.
Also on the agenda Tuesday in Spencer:
• Town manager and mayor's reports
• Public comment
• A request to use Library Park by the North Rowan High School Band
• A discussion of parks
In other town news in Spencer, the Small Town Main Street program continues to make progress.
Interns are assisting town staff on much of the legwork, including a retail merchants' surveys. Results of the survey will help Spencer sculpt a personalized economic restructuring and promotions plan for the downtown, Town Manager Larry Smith said.
Student interns also have been helping to compile a comprehensive parking count, including the downtown and N.C. Transportation Museum, and updating the downtown building inventory.
As part of the Small Town Main Street program, Spencer is also working with multiple agencies to find funding for the planning and design of a concept that would connect the downtown area, Spencer Woods, the eventual Stanback Loop and the N.C. Transportation Museum.
Progress also continues on Spencer Woods, where Eagle Scout projects and parking improvements are under way.
Spencer Woods planners will break up some segments of the master plan for individual groups of volunteers to tackle.
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Son of Polichronius, but little else is known of his early life. Deacon. Advisor to Pope Gregory III. 91st pope. First pope after Saint Gregory the Great to not seek imperial confirmation on his election. Negotiated peace between the Lombards and Greek empire. Restored the Lateran palace and many churches around Rome. Encourged the missionary work of Saint Boniface, and appointed Saint Abel as archbishop of Rheims, France. When Venetian slavers bought slaves at Rome to sell to Saracens in Africa, Zachary bought them all so that Christians should not become the property of heathens. Translated the Dialogues of Gregory the Great into Greek. Many of his actions among the royal powers of the day continued to echo for centuries.
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I take offense to those comments/generalizations about Warren County Schools being "not good." Momnteach, are you assuming that Gauntlet is a product of WCPS b/c of the many errors in his post? I take offense to that as well. Marilyn, in what ways have you tried to improve the school system? What firsthand knowledge do you have that the schools are not good? I guess you think it's ok to generalize that our schools are "not good," but not that kids aren't disciplined at home, right?
Marilyn, your post is full of generalizations, and I resent that as well. There are lots of good things going on in WCPS, and you obviously don't want to see that. For instance, Skyline's and WCHS's football teams and one-act plays recently won their district competitions. WCHS's one-act play just won the REGION for the second year in a row and is headed to states. (Those are just the tip of the iceburg.) You seem to be one of those people who is ready to point the finger at everyone, but not offer help to make things better.
I'm sick and tired of hearing that about WCPS. There are MANY fantastic teachers in the system, as well as dedicated administrators. WCPS has produced many doctors, lawyers, engineers, architects, teachers, administrators, clergy, social workers, business owners, actors, etc. It is not full of idiots, and I resent that implication.
Every school system has problems. We are a PUBLIC school system, so yes, we have to take students with special needs, including those who may eventually end up in alternative school. We are there to educate every child. There is always room for improvement, certainly. But to simply blame everything on Warren County Public Schools is completely unfair.
There are plenty of homes in Warren County in which children get no discipline. I can tell you that there are even MORE in our surrounding counties, such as Frederick, Clarke, Shenandoah, and Rappahannock. Many parents blame EVERYTHING on the school system, the teacher, or anyone but their own child. This is the trend in our society; it is not just in Warren County.
However, there are many extremely supportive parents who are trying to teach their children to become responsible adults, and teaching them that actions have consequences. These are parents who are involved in their kids' schools, and are doing everything they can to partner with the teacher and school to ensure success for the child.]]>
So please, enlighten me on what it is you think I'm in denial about.]]>
Additionally, I have witnessed many students in various WC schools reach out to students who are different in an effort to help them feel accepted. Am I saying no child feels ostracized in a Warren County school? No, of course not. But you are going to find a little of that in any school, sadly. The vast majority of WC students are accepting and kind toward others. The ones who aren't are likely a product of poor parenting. Ostracizing students is certainly not condoned in Warren County Public Schools. No student should have to feel anything but acceptance from his/her teacher. When that happens, it should not be tolerated. But to blame all of WCPS for that is unfair.
The lunch ladies? You mean the ones who befriend students? The ones who offer a smile and an extra cookie to a child who needs one or both? Again, I'm sure there are some who could/should be replaced but the majority are wonderful to have around students.
And as for your comments toward the Middle School administration, wow. The majority of parents, students, and teachers, are in support of this administration. Some people are never happy--but then some people/parents think they can come in and tell the administration what to do. This administration always has the best interests of students at heart.
Again, I am sorry your son is having a bad experience in WCPS. I'm curious as to how you have tried to improve the situation.]]>
I'm not in denial; I have said repeatedly that things are not perfect in WCPS. But these sweeping generalizations that the whole school system stinks are unfair and untrue.
Snappy--I didn't say a good sports program makes a good school. I said there are lots of good things going on in our schools, and gave a couple of examples. I think it's "fair" to say that kids who can not only read, but interpret and act out a Shakespeare play can definitely "read and write." And by the way, schools are classified as Title I based on the amount of low-income students who are enrolled. That's not something WCPS can control.
You don't want to hear it but WCPS has a high graduation rate, a low drop out rate, and a high rate of students pursuing higher education (college). How is that happening if the school system doesn't do anything right?
People just love to complain and criticize without offering real solutions or assistance.
I am sincerely sorry for any child who gets treated poorly by students, teachers, staff, etc. That is wrong, and as an adult, I always stand up for the best interests of children.]]>
By the way, teaching assistants are not required to have more than a high school diploma in most localities. Instructional assistants start out at a salary of $13,060 in Warren County. That's not much more than minimum wage, and is barely enough to cover their health insurance.
Where do you get that the School Board is focusing too much on extra-curricular activities? There aren't really extra-curriculars in elementary school. And if you're referring to the secondary level, come on. You don't know what you're talking about. Kids can't play sports if their grades are not up to par. Coaches want their student athletes to be successful in life. There are some kids who come to school only b/c of football, band, drama, etc. They have to BE in school to be successful. But you don't want to hear that, you just want to criticize.
As for this case, I don't have the facts. Most of the comments here just slammed WCPS in general. I have "heard" lots of things about Ms. Funk. Who knows what really transpired. . .I do know this: Administrators do not have the same evaluation process that teachers do. They are not observed doing their jobs like teachers are. I do not believe there is a "plan of improvement" option in existence for administrators.
We live in a litigious society, that's a fact. RJES is an old building, that's a fact too. I think you're exaggerating about broken windows and outdated equipment. (Yes I had a child attend there.) Each school gets a "turn" to get upgrades on equipment, and RJES should definitely be next. A new elementary school is in the building plan. I assume you would be in favor of the tax increases that would be needed to pay for these things, right?]]>


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The penalty of both salooi^ ^ <)3d .hom« m. ^Chester ,—^wAJ'Jr tto-iUfit ASONAI,4 -Gecrgo xJuwr^ijij. Jhlh i'<tU\'jLii\±(i fx-jm Mason. "'*' ' ' ■ Nathan Bicknell 'has been in Betroit buying goods this week. Mrs. W. A. Goodman and Miss Winnie Merrill are visiting in Evart. Mrs. Saunders of Mlj. Pleasant is visiting her , daughter, Mrs. Br, Bavis, in Ciare. Geo. Ileidan and bride of Meredith were the quests of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Wolsisy yesterday. The youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Phinisey has grown much worse this week and her life is dis- paired of. Archie Gordanier hap returned and liquor bonds was fixed at $8,000, despite an effort that was made to lower the drug bond to $1,500. Trustee Husted fought this move successfully. He said that it was a fact well known to every Councilman that at least two druggists in this gfaphs. to DeVogt's for photo- *Eine weather for photo printing, Go toBeVoht's gallery, Clare. Mrs. J" W. Olds and Miss Cora demons still continue dress making and plain sewing. Entire satisfac- fion guaranteed. Leave orders at residence on 5th street, first house above school house, on south side of street, I^^EIden's newlgoods have ar- iwedo Call and see them, village make a business of selling whiskey by the drink and by the bottle ; that they sell beer too, and he knew of no good reason why they should be given any preference over the aaloonists who paid 1300 apiece into the village treasury, He wanted the Council to understand that the saloon keepers had some rights—they paid a good part of the money that built sidewalks and repaired/streets. The council seemed to understand—at least no one presumed to contradict Mr. Husted, and he carried his point. Druggists will please prepare their bonds cut on the $8,000'bias. During tho balloting for officers no I strife was manifest except as to the offices of Village Attorney and Chief Engineer. Aiward was vigorously opposed for the Attorneyship by one of the Trustees. Frieclr Barge's name was mentioned for the office of Chief Engineer, and he failed to get the place only because all the Trustees but one voted for another man. The Council adjourned for 2 weeks. HSir'New stock of dress trimmings and Millinery at Mason & Bwyer's, r The ladies are cordially invited to call and examine goods whether they wish to^purchase oi* not. Gordanier will join , him ther few days. Sorry to lose them. Supervisor Wm.- VanConant to in a oi The Aiward family have been .regaled this week by feasting ijn some maple . syrup.. pf^ excellent3 quality brought in by our old friend, Wm. A. Thompson of Sheridan.' £fehas our grateful thanks* '. • * , Warren it^Jlar has bought ,put XT W.' StearnsJ- livery-, stock ^nd ■ will him ljity££~3J Eell ory in theirTleaiihgs 'wi&U|P& and we bespeak for liirii a thriyi%;.:'|>t ness. Titos. Press- cabinet, of cun has received two valuable additions • this, week—a splendid specimen' of gold quartz and a piece of, petrified wood.. Bath specimens were'picked up by Mrs* Br. DavIs at' Smartsville, Cal. Our thanks are due Master Moulton Bavisfor the donations. A. H. Herron state agent for the Betroit Tribune, was in town this week and succeeded In getting a good listofsubscribersfor.the daily; The Tribune is hy ali odds the best news- p-i^o^ pupifcheri i\n Miohigau:and its ^.Unjlptiur* lizi la Clare i>hght ^ ^; largely increased. Kemick Jefferies, local agent, wili deliver it every evening for ten cents a week. The consluding lecture of the Congregational course will be delivered this evening by Bev. Wm. W. Lyle of Bay City. His subject, "My da&s and nights on the Battlefield," iM earnest of an interesting lecture and the church ought to be filled to \its full capacity. Persons who haVe not secured family tickets will tta charged 15 cents ; children 10 cental Annie, aged nine years and seven months, youngest daughter of Har* vev and Phebe Hinman, of Vernon City, died on Wednesday. She had hod typhoid fever and was getting better but suffered a relapse which proved fatal. The funeral was attended yesterday from the Congreg- Sheridan—J. W;- 'Hampton. V: ■ "'Summerfieid—J. Given. « *, Stirrey—Geo." Gallup.' ^' ■ > / .' .Winterfield—E. W. Chapin; ':"* •i^essrs. "VanConant, Gordon, Wood" and 'Gallup are new members. - Th® '■ others, have served with honor, to , themselves on _ former boards. .§ !fi© net^o^'SiibtBp'Ts^^^ 'lenpe , ability and integrity tommw.': ■good^ork in the ensuing year wMck aira.Upou the work of our ^lipM^fsors much will depend ■' - >-■<: <»w i* IK, ft' board of Tim-. S \?.Lj '.--• ' \cPa^ _*£ ^ 9 *» "*.<•- ■ «' \ and strict legality shall eharacpiw * the'action'of our local representatives. The PRESS has no • fear -^Oiat' G%©.' - county will-be obliged to,, pay--mor© - than^s-hoiiest share of state taxes* "Other matters bf-'intieh importance -; wil 1 eoi ne'u p this -^ear and, judglug" .- from knowledge of the .character audi ability of the\suppvi^|p9 'all qnes« tions will be acte^Q^on'-wlsel^; asad \: in accordance with the best interests " ofthe eduntv. , • The Board standi a!^o rpptLbI!t?aE<?9 KUIH5S ©F Arthur was in town Tuesday. He f ational church, Bev. J. 1ST. White of went down to Saginaw on business the same evening, returnidg yesterday. Commander Shaver will attend the department encampment at Jackson next Wednesday, as a delegate from Hancock Post. Mrs. Shaver will accompany him to Mason." where she will visit relatives. L. McLean of Ontario, and Town Treasurer Palmer of Sheridan called at this office on Tuesday. Mr. McLean is here on a prospecting trip and will probably buy a farm in Sheridan and locate. Irving Mclntyre who^ is out west, seems to be well pleased with the country and writes back that work ofall kinds is plenty and wages good in Beliith. Loii^Fox thinks of taking a trip out there to look things oyer. Both Mr, and Mrs. Henry Trevidick have been confined to their beds this week, the latt&r's illness being of an alarming nature. Monday lhe Free Methodist church conducting the services. James L. Welch retires from the Marshalship of Ciare Village after three years of faithful service. To be sure he has not pleased everybody and it is well that he has not Med to do so. Mr. Welch was not a candidate for re-election. Albert Smith, the new Marshal, brings to the discharge of his duties considerable experience as aa officer and The Press has not a doubt of his ability to fill the office acceptably. Becoration Day (May 80th) falls on Sunday this year. Hancock Post, G. A. B., of this village, have defended to observe the day following wiffc^ Stephen Sheldon and Lon B'ox* have qualified and are now prepared for business as officers of the law. The Evans bridge on the tobacco was carried away by the flood Wednesday. The lumbermen will hav© to stand thelossi % i. A. Mooney is out with a new dray this week. The dr^y was manufacj* tured hy Messrs Northy and" Burn- woodie and is well made and strong. The $1800 judgment obtained by David 1*. Allen of Grant township against his son Herbert Allen was affirmed' by the Supreme Court yesterday. K. 1). Wheaton was the old gentleman's attorney. ~^>—o—<^.- 'wise jorriKG§. the business of that addresses will be delivered by distinguished ex-soldiers from outside. Wa-bu-no Post of Mt. Pleasant have consented to be here and there remains no doubt that the program as arranged will be successfully carried out. In the evening interest- night her life wis dispaired of bnt ing exercises will be had at G. A. B. appropriate services. It is expected- at Lansingville. A meeting will be Log loading wj*s last Sunday, Geo Hersey has commenced, work on his new house. E. W. AJlen isveiy sick. Br.Taylor was called Tuesday to see him. Meeting at tke Kidd .vchool house last Sunday evening was well attended. Rev. Mr. Threadgold commenced revival meetings at Loomis last Monday evening. Miss Rutherford formerly a teacher in the Lansing school, speaks very, highly of the little Lansingvillites, There is talk of putting up coalpits she rallied, and is now convalescent. Mr-Trevidick has not been down to the store this week but unless his illness takes a serious turn he will be aU right again in a few days. H^JElegant frames cheap at Be Voyt's studio. hall. There will be a drum head court martial, and various armyjran- ishments, such as the knap sack drill, riding the wooden ' horse, bucking and gagging, etc., will be inflicted., Supper will be served. Complete programs wili be published in due time. held this week to decide tbe matter. Prank Badgley and Balph Allen, two 13-year-old lads, have tapped the trees, gathered the sap by hand and made 20 gallons of maple syrup this spring. Mrs," Baker, mother of Mrs. T. W. Walton, died Sunday night, after one week's illness. The funeral wm held. Tuesday, Eider Younglove officiating * and the remains were interred In the cemetery at Loomis. . , BSJSlden is agent for the best sew^ ing machines made. mm^jttmiliUmitm ■w. ililHHiMfiilil rrnr m
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Two-year-olds were coming from everywhere for the $750,000 CashCall Futurity December 17 at Hollywood Park.
Desormais was flown to California from Europe Wednesday, one day after Cozzetti arrived from Kentucky, to swell the probable lineup to 13 in the Grade I test at 1 1/16 miles on Cushion Track.
"Desormais is en route from Amsterdam as we speak," said Aron Wellman, head of the Eclipse Thoroughbred partnership that owns the colt, Wednesday morning of a scheduled noon landing. He is scheduled to join the Paddy Gallagher stable after clearing quarantine.
"We bought Desormais after he broke his maiden in his third start on November 15, at a mile and a quarter at Marseilles," said Wellman of the French-raced Kentucky-bred colt, a son of War Front.
"I'm worried the Futurity might be a little too short for him," added Wellman. "He won on an all-weather track, a tight left-handed course."
Cozzetti got his first look at the track after being shipped in from Kentucky by trainer Dale Romans. The gray/roan son of Cozzene walked shedrow in Barn 50 South with groom Ubaldo Maldonado after jogging two miles on the main track with exercise rider Faustino Aguilar.
Cozzetti broke his maiden by five lengths in his third try on a sloppy Churchill Downs track November 16 at 1 1/16 miles under Julien Leparoux.
Owner Jeff Bloom and trainer Peter Miller were ecstatic after Majestic City showed his readiness for the Futurity with a bullet four-furlong work in 46.80 seconds.
"Our guy is unbeaten on this track, three for three, and the only bad race he's run is in the Breeders' Cup (Juvenile Turf), where he didn't get over the soft footing," said Bloom of the Hollywood Juvenile Championship winner.
Bloom said that Ramon Dominguez will ride the colt for the first time. Miller won the 2010 Futurity with Comma to the Top.
Majestic City, Desormais and Cozzetti could join a lineup including the Bob Baffert-trained trio of Liaison, So Brilliant and Sky Kingdom, the Doug O'Neill-trained duo of Basmati and Handsome Mike, the Jerry Hollendofer-conditioned pair of Rousing Sermon and Longview Drive, Brother Francis, Empire Way and Maryland shipper Lucky Chappy.
Jockey Rafael Bejarano, who suffered a bruised foot in a gate mishap Sunday that forced him to miss the last three races, was back on horses Wednesday morning as he prepares for a busy week capped by a call aboard favored Weemissfrankie in the Grade I Hollywood Starlet Saturday.
Bejarano seeks his third victory in five years in the rich race. Shortly after shifting to the Southern California circuit near the end of 2007, Bejarano won in his first Starlet try aboard Country Star. He guided Blind Luck to a decisive score in 2009.
Corey Nakatani leads in Starlet wins with four. Bejarano has been aboard Weemissfrankie in all four of her starts—three firsts and a third—for trainer Peter Eurton.
Lady Railrider, the 120-pound highweight in the $80,000-added Cat's Cradle Handicap Sunday, will be shipped south from Golden Gate Fields Thursday, trainer Steve Specht confirmed Wednesday.
"She should be there around 11 a.m.; she's going to Ed Moger's barn (72 East)," said Specht. Joe Talamo will ride the hard-hitting 6-year-old mare in the 7 ½-furlong race for California-bred fillies and mares.
Lady Railrider, a homebred owned by Mr. and Mrs. Larry Williams, has recorded nine firsts, 11 seconds, five thirds and four fourths in 32 starts and earned $587,230.
Other probable starters include Downhill Diva, Brice Blanc, 119; Excellent News, Rafael Bejarano, 119; California Nectar, Martin Pedroza, 118; Salty Sarah, Martin Garcia, 118; Going for a Spin, 116; Chokecherymary, Garrett Gomez, 114; and Tiz Flirtatious, 114.
Morning Line, a Grade 1 stakes-winning millionaire, has joined the John Shirreffs stable here. The 4-year-old colt won the Grade 1 Carter Handicap at Aqueduct in April. In 2010, he won the Grade II Pennsylvania Derby and finished second, beaten by a head, in the Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile. He was trained in the East by Nick Zito in his previous 12 starts.
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News of some families of the name of BoetticherBy admin | July 26th, 2010 | Category: Digital Library, Family history, Genealogies | 1 Comment »
For all families with the name of Boetticher (Bötticher) or mutilation of the name is an ancestor to accept. The origin of a tribe is probably the Altmark. The seals in Magdeburg by the City Council represented by the same family crest as the Boetticher Grosswanzlebner villages Boetticher and Worms.


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These are great ideas! I'm going to try the fold stitch and stuff floor pillows! How adorable! And those silhouette shams - what an adorable gift!
Our blog, YAYDIY.com has a ton of great ideas under $50, including one today about making a kitchen rug out of old T-shirts! Cost: Just the cost of the needles.
Erin at YAYDIY.com
My husband and I just moved into our place and we are trying to save some money for the wedding but also decorate our new home too. I love the wood veneer butterflies! Would look great in the porch room with the light coming through. Thanks for posting and hope to see more projects under $50.
Floor cushions are great. Here are some I have made out of hemp!http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=23823616
I'm new to the site, but I rent a place that I love & would love to buy. It has so much potential. The walls are the 1970's panel. Someone already painted them white, I hate white. Well, I bought gal. of liquid starch at the dollar store and some really inexpensive cool material. Enough to cover the wall or walls I wanted to cover. cut manageable pieces of material and soak in the starch. lightly ring it out and then put it on the wall starting at the top. Just start smoothing or wrinkling as you like. I then put some inexpensive wood trim on the top & the bottom as well as down the corners. Now, when you move, just pull it down very easily and you can use it again. (or not) But there isn't any proof of anything on the walls. Mine turned out beautiful I used it as a focal point above the bed.
I love decorating. It's one of my most favorite past-times. I love mixing contrasting colors, as I see a lot of this on this post. My apartment is small, and the decorating advice from this post if for small apts, so it's very helpful for me! I am almost finished with my decorating - I have a smart card outlet box that I need to cover up, on my wall. Maybe some piece of art or a tapestry would do the trick! I'll keep searching your site for ideas!
I agree that the t-shirt quilt is something you can do with little or no additional costs. http://www.decorellaknox.com/2012/09/how-to-make-t-shirt-quilt.html


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RE: Test time for RH test
Hello Ernesto,
Let me clarify please. MVER will not vary wildly if measured appropriately. Changes in atmospheric conditions will have an effect on MVER though, so it can change. Proper testing is done under controlled atmospheric conditions. The greatest change I notice in vapor emission rates is after concrete has equilibrated under a flooring material.
Concrete that dries from the top only will have a drier upper horizon after several months of drying, and MVER tests may be acceptable. When a vapor restrictive flooring is placed on the slab the moisture in the concrete redistributes over time and the top horizon becomes wetter than it was when initially tested for MVER. This is especially noticeable when there is a blotter layer under the concrete or there is no vapor retarder under the slab.
The RH in-situ test method will show the potential a slab has for causing problems. It shows us the relative humidity inside the slab. Through testing and many years of real world experience we know that when the relative humidity is below 75% we will not have a moisture related flooring problem. Oftentimes a manufacturer will even accept 80% RH if they have had success at that level.
The RH test is not swayed by a polished slab surface, sealers, atmospheric humidity, and is not as susceptible to temperature swings as a CaCl test is. It is a much more stable test, and as such is in my mind much more trustworthy. I can easily cause false readings with a MVER test, but cannot cause an RH test to be inaccurate when conducted properly. Side by side in hundreds and hundreds of tests I have conducted, RH is accurate and dependable.
Please do not be confused by RCConcrete's statement that RH varies 5% per 2 degree variation in temperature. While this is somewhat factual for a small band of temperatures, if it was a true statement overall then we would go from 100% RH at 32 degrees to 0% humidity at 82 degrees. Obviously this is false. We also want to conduct our RH tests at the service temperature of the floor we are testing. Floors that are on grade are quite thermally stable, and even raised slabs usually vary only a degree or two.
RH testing is extremely accurate and gives us a better picture of the true potential of concrete.
01-12-2010, 09:40 AM, (This post was last modified: 01-12-2010, 09:43 AM by Ernesto.)
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Quote:Let me clarify please. MVER will not vary wildly if measured appropriately. Changes in atmospheric conditions will have an effect on MVER though, so it can change. Proper testing is done under controlled atmospheric conditions. The greatest change I notice in vapor emission rates is after concrete has equilibrated under a flooring material.
CCsolutions, yes I am quite aware about equilibratuion of the interior mositure of a slab. Yet, I find it difficult to believe that there will be no variance of temp when someone moves into a structure. Then why do the rh test methods state that we test both cacl and rh in a controlled invironment as well?
Little background... I have been in the biz for 32 years, have glued thousands of floors of various type...all types and I have performed hundreds of cacl tests and a few rapid rh tests. I have also talked extensively to Ron at wagner and also Bob Higgins. I am not an amature by any means.
That said I have never...ever witnessed a failure of my own due to moisture issues. Weird, maybe, maybe not. I have done a few inspections where has cupped some floors on laminate and wood. I view these issues as very rare, for me anyway.
I believe that just because a slab may have more or less moisture in it does not mean thats what is going to come out of the surface, being surface structures are all different, some more porous than others.
I also take issue with the cacl test method of grinding off the surface structure you may intend on adhering your flooring to as long as you know there are no bond breakers on it. This must give you a false positive reading, least more positive than not grinding because your opening all the pores of the surface structure.
IMHO in a perfect world we would have to take off the entire surface of the concrete, test it, seal it, test again with a cacl test to make certain the values are within industry standards. You cannot do that with a rh test. But then again no one could afford flooring either.
The perferred industy method out here where I live in concrete world is to just seal it and forget it. They probably have just as many issues as with people who do test, maybe not.
Question, are proponets of relative humidity testing telling us that there have Never been ANY issues of flooring failures when tested with the ASTM F2170 ? Can you absolutely state and warranty that I will not have any moisture issues if I test with the 2170 method?
Lastly, I see the industry looking for the quick accurate way to test a slab to appease the ASTM committee's that make these rules we must abide by. But it seems no one can come up with that sort of system. It is simply to complicated. Therefore no one wants to test anymore and they are willing the throw the dice.
RE: Test time for RH test
Please keep in mind that moisture testing is just indicating the amount of moisture being emitted, the humidity in, or the water content of a concrete slab. Different tests give different readings of different issues.
Ernesto, you said you used CaCl tests frequently and you see variations in readings that make you concerned. You stated that grinding the floor changes your MVER readings by opening the pores. This can be true.
My point is that CaCl tests are commonly inaccurate and don't address issues such as burned surfaces, poor vapor barriers and rapidly changing atmospheric conditions. We can get much more consistent readings from in-situ RH probes, and when we use documented testing and past experience proving that these RH levels are acceptable for flooring, yes, there are warranties provided by manufacturers and companies like mine.
My job is to figure out WHY a floor failed, and HOW to repair it in a way that is guaranteed to NEVER have a moisture related failure. So many times I have read reports of acceptable CaCl testing initially, only to have catastrophic failure in 6 months to 5 years.
In-situ RH testing is much more reliable and can reveal problems MVER tests cannot. And I guarantee it.
01-13-2010, 11:27 AM, (This post was last modified: 01-13-2010, 11:32 AM by Ernesto.)
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I cannot agree with your statement. You cannot guarantee a floor will not fail using any of the testing method nor can you guarantee the MVER will not change.
Everyone seems to think that this 2170 is the cure all for moisture testing. I doubt that. Even if a slab has a vapor BARRIER it can be comprimised and also water can percolate into it from the sides.
And just because a slab darkens under plastic does not mean there is a sufficient amount of vapor movement to cause a failure. Been there done that before cacl tests were the norm.
RE: Test time for RH test
Ernesto Wrote:nor can you guarantee the MVER will not change
Actually I can assure you the MVER will change. It will change to almost zero when a floor is encapsulated with a vapor retarding flooring.
The question we always had to answer is: How much moisture in the slab will redistribute as the slab reaches equilibrium after we place a moisture retarding flooring on it?
The old method of testing was to place a CaCl test on the floor, and guess that the amount of vapor being emitted was an indicator as to how dry the slab was and how much water is trapped within. This method is far too easily fooled, and the newer in-situ probe method is much more reliable.
And yes, I can guarantee a floor will never fail due to moisture. That isn't a stretch to believe.... there are zillions of floors out there not failing. But I would never rely on a MVER test to make that guarantee.
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