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		<title>Paper a Ceiling #2</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Start papering at a corner, working across the width of the room rather than over its full length. Measure out from the corner of the ceiling to place the first strip of paper; mark a distance about 1 inch less than the width of the wallpaper. Set a chalk line from this point to a [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Start papering at a corner, working across the width of the room rather than over its full length. Measure out from the corner of the ceiling to place the first strip of paper; mark a distance about 1 inch less than the width of the wallpaper. Set a chalk line from this point to a point exactly opposite on the other side of the ceiling; use a carpen¬ters&#8217; square against the wall to make sure the line is straight. Snap the line against the ceiling to mark the edge of the first strip of paper.</p>
<p>Mix the paste as directed. Cover your work table with a clean plastic dropcloth and unroll a strip of wallpaper on it, face down. Measure the width of the ceiling across the chalk line and cut the strip of wallpaper about 4 inches longer than this, using a sharp scissors. If you&#8217;re using a paper with a definite pattern, cut the strips for the entire ceiling at this point.</p>
<p>Match the patterns exactly before cutting each strip; cut all strips about 4 inches longer than the measured width of the ceiling where they will be set into place. Unpatterned paper can be cut all at once or strip by strip, as you prefer. Adjust the first strip on the table, still face down, so that one end lies flat and the other hangs over the table edge. Brush paste evenly onto the strip of paper with the paperhangers’ paste brush. Fold the pasted strip accordion¬ style, paste to paste, in folds about 18 inches long, lifting the paper at both edges and pulling it toward you to make each new fold. Be careful not to crease the paper at the folds, or the creases will show on the finished ceiling. Slide the piled-up paper to pull the dangling end of the strip up onto the table; paste this end and continue folding until the entire strip is folded together.</p>
<p>Position the stepladder scaffold under the chalk line so that your head clears the ceiling by about 6 inches. Start at the right corner if you&#8217;re right ¬handed, the left corner if you’re left¬ handed. Stick the smoothing brush in your pocket. Use a roll of paper to support the folded strip. Lift the roll of paper and the strip, being careful not to let the paper slip off the roll.</p>
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		<title>Paper a Ceiling #1</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 23 Jun 2009 15:13:59 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Papering a ceiling is tricky, but it’s a great way to cover cracks that won’t stay patched. Don’t paper over major flaws, though; the ceiling must be firm and smooth. Tools: screwdriver, two stepladders and plank for scaffold, wall-cleaning sponge or bucket and sponge, putty knife or paint scraper, safety goggles, sanding block, vacuum cleaner, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Papering a ceiling is tricky, but it’s a great way to cover cracks that won’t stay patched. Don’t paper over major flaws, though; the ceiling must be firm and smooth. Tools: screwdriver, two stepladders and plank for scaffold, wall-cleaning sponge or bucket and sponge, putty knife or paint scraper, safety goggles, sanding block, vacuum cleaner, measuring rule, large paintbrush, pencil, chalk line, carpenters&#8217; square, long table, sharp scissors, paste bucket, paperhangers&#8217; paste brush and smoothing brush, sharp utilty knife and extra blades, seam roller. Materials: plastic dropcloths, masking tape, strong household detergent, sparkling compound, fine-grit sand¬paper, sizing as recommended by wall¬paper dealer, wallpaper, wallpaper paste as recommended by dealer. Time: about 1 day per room for patching and sizing, 1 day for papering.</p>
<p>Choose paper with a slight texture to disguise ceiling flaws. The classic is white, but feel free to use colors and patterns. If the paper you like is pre¬pasted, use wallpaper paste to put it on the ceiling-after soaking, most pre¬pasted paper is too heavy to handle or to stick well to a ceiling. Make sure the paper is pretrimmed.</p>
<p>Figure the square footage of the ceiling and buy paper accordingly; most rolls of paper cover about 30 square feet. Buy at least one extra roll. Ask the dealer how much paste and sizing to buy.</p>
<p>Paper the ceiling before you do the walls. Before you start to paper, make sure the ceiling is clean. Move all furni¬ture, rugs, drapes, and pictures out of the room; cover the floor with plastic dropcloths and secure them at the edges with masking tape. Wipe the ceiling with a wall-cleaning sponge. If it is very dirty or greasy, as in a kitchen, wash it with a strong household deter¬gent and let it dry. Remove light fixture covers.</p>
<p>Prepare the ceiling by patching any cracks or holes; fill them with sparkling compound, smoothed on with a putty knife or scraper. Let the compound dry and, wearing safety goggles, sand it smooth with fine-grit sandpaper; re¬move the plaster dust with a wall-cleaning sponge. Work from a scaffold made with a plank set across two step¬ladders. Vacuum the room.</p>
<p>Coat the ceiling with sizing, applying it evenly with a large brush. Apply one or two coats, as recommended by the manufacturer. Let dry completely.</p>
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		<title>Gardening Guidelines</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 25 Jan 2009 05:57:58 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The following guidelines relate to plants just transplanted hooked on the garden. the largest part plants be supposed to get a put a label on inventory its wished-for zone. Before purchasing plants notice out faithfully which zone you survive in and procure plants robust as much as necessary for your zone. Pruning is done primarily [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The following guidelines relate to plants just transplanted hooked on the garden. the largest part plants be supposed to get a put a label on inventory its wished-for zone. Before purchasing plants notice out faithfully which zone you survive in and procure plants robust as much as necessary for your zone.</p>
<p>Pruning is done primarily for the subsequent reasons: Promote zenith Promote upper fruit yield get stronger the healthiness of trees, bushes and plants expand aesthetics / manifestation limitation growth uphold a beloved form deduction of dead, damaged, diseased, and infected limbs. Pinch off exhausted blossoms as they die to stock the plants looking their greatest and to make easier promote other flowers. once coldness arrives you pray necessitate to make ready your garden, this wish minimize the icy damage to the fix and ensure the plants command last longer than in the spring. It resolve too bestow the plants safeguard as of northerly winds. come through or recurrent changes, may comprise an effect on plants and they long for indigence to adapt to last unconcerned circumstances through a progression which is called dormancy. Fertilizing plants is a weighty way to persist in your plants good for you is doesn’t substance if you are in moderate areas you should stagnant fertilize them even though they desire spread the whole time the reduction and winter.</p>
<p>The arrival of heater temperatures and longer being make happen the plants to wake up unaffectedly beginning their winter dormancy and good thing assure crop growing success. Bare starting place plants are comfortable to handle.</p>
<p>The soil be supposed to not roll up clumpy or clay-like. Fertilizer be supposed to plus be extra to the soil at this point. form definite the quarter you are planting has useful soil drainage. Do not transplant in areas wherever the soil stays constantly damp.</p>
<p>various homeowners habitually locate a tree, flowering shrub or plant so as to a minute ago isn&#8217;t honorable for a particular position and make a decision to remove it to a different location. what time you are transplanting shrubs, plants or trees it is very crucial to comprehend with the aim of skillful caution desires to be in use and appreciation on how to attention for an well-known stand of hierarchy at what time transplanting it to a various location, occasionally the transplant or hierarchy strength go hooked on “shock”. The art of teaching the bonsai hierarchy has been enjoyed for ages, and can tell somebody to for fairly the enjoyable and gratifying hobby.</p>
<p>in imitation of planting your new transplant or transplanting your workshop at this juncture are some points you ought to remember.</p>
<p>1. gone htransplanting a set brew absolutely you persist in the pot watered a lot.<br />
2. If you possess planted plants in a pot cause sure they state extensive drainage.<br />
3. Don’t ended stream your plants<br />
4. Don’t below the surface your plants<br />
5. It is a well-mannered notion to mix fertilizer as watering.<br />
6. Always rest the fix in a protected, crooked spot and run thoroughly.</p>
<p>just the once your plants set in motion to blossom you will prerequisite to examination your plants or vegetation for Japanese Beatles. Japanese Beatles will eat all the plants beginning your plants, if this happens the tree or conceal want die.</p>
<p>In conclusion, if you suffer of your plants or trees they will intensify and flourish.</p>
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