There are easy tutorials that make DIY projects significantly easier. The following is a basic straight forward tutorial for removing caulk. If you are a first timer to the act of removing caulk from any surface, then this particular tutorial is going to help to steer you in the right direction. Just like with anything, the preparation process is going to have a lot to do with guaranteeing the quality of your final results, and caulking is no exception to the rule. Removing the old caulk from a
There are easy tutorials that make DIY projects significantly easier. The following is a basic straight forward tutorial for removing caulk. If you are a first timer to the act of removing caulk from any surface, then this particular tutorial is going to help to steer you in the right direction. Just like with anything, the preparation process is going to have a lot to do with guaranteeing the quality of your final results, and caulking is no exception to the rule. Removing the old caulk from a
by Chris Hedges Featured WriterDandelion SaladTruthdig July 30, 2009Read this brilliant and humorous chapter from Chris Hedges’ new book and marvel as the Pulitzer Prize-winning war correspondent makes sense of reality television.Adapted from “Empire of Illusion: The End of Literacy and the Triumph of Spectacle,” available from Nation Books, a member of the Perseus Books Group. Copyright © 2009.order hereCelebrity worship banishes reality. And this adulation is pervasive. It is dressed up in t
Last week Allan asked me if I wanted to come to this place in SOMA called The BarrelHouse, that is apparently so hip that it doesn’t publish its address online. The address is 80 Tehama, just off Howard. I am not trying to put a crimp in their game, but perhaps the next person searching online for how to get there won’t have to email two people to find out. Anyway, because Allan is some kind of special he got invited to this promotional event for some band. There were to be free drinks. He c
By Donna Sapolin . Interior designer Jamie Drake hops off the curb to flag a New York City cab and answers my call. The urban din—bustling crowds, honking horns and screeching brakes—could rattle even the most inveterate multi-tasker, but Drake manages to calmly and deliberately articulate his design vision while dashing from one pressing errand to the next. (I, on the other hand, drop my receiver when the doorman unexpectedly buzzes me during our conversation.) . Photography by
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