Showing posts with label room to let. Show all posts
Showing posts with label room to let. Show all posts

Friday, December 7, 2012

Painters - How much do you charge for a room?

Q. I'm a student painter, and sometimes we have trouble estimating the right price.

How much do you guys charge for a average medium-sized room? Lets assume that this room is big enough to use up 80%-100% of a gallon. This includes 2 coats on walls, one coat on baseboard, and no ceilings.

A. 350 is a fair price if they buy the paint.


Is the least resrictive environment always a regular class room?
Q. i am in an Intro to teaching class for exceptional students and i was curious to know if the least restrictive environment was always a regular class room? let me know im a little confused....

A. nbo--it depends on teh child--

if taht was always teh LRE there woul dnot be any segrageted clsses/schools at all

it it teh top level of LRE


What can I do to make my room more "soundproof"?
Q. I live with my pops (g-paw) and I have my 360 and my tv hooked to my stereo and sometimes it can get pretty loud outside the room even though its not all that loud in the room. What can I do to make my room let out less sound so i dont bother my pops?

A. Use headphones.

Or spend thousands installing acoustic insulation.


Is a Boxer really a good dog for a 9 year old girl?
Q. We are considering a Boxer now, and I've done tons of research on them. I hear they are excellent with both kids and other animals. Is that true? I am looking for some personal experiences here. I have a 2 year old and 8 year old daughter. My daughter wants to begin 4H- we have a medium sized yard so I think that there will be plenty of room let him or her romp around, run, and play.

A. Hi,I agree with what the other person said about the dog gets stressed, but that goes for any breed !
A boxer is a nice choice of breed, they are very good dogs.
ANY dog can either be a good or bad dog it really just depends on the owner if you respect him and treat him right you wil have a nice pet !
You seem like you done your research well and also are prepared for backyard, etc.
It's not gonna be good enough to just put him out in the yard though you have to walk him too, I'm sure you know that already, lol
But what I'm trying to tell is that somebody ones said to me that you should get the size of dog you will be able to handle.
I understand that the dog is going to be a familly dog but mostly for your daughter.
You can train the dog well at obiedience classes like in Petco or petsmart for example, but he is still an animal and if your daughter goes out to walk him... (Boxers are strong and large dogs) and he pulls your daughter might not have a chance to hold him.(sees a cat, etc.)
That's what I meant with "GET THE SIZE DOG YOU CAN HANDLE"
But if you'll be around I'm sure he will be fine.

They might have a few Boxers at your local shelter you can adopt wich is nice, cause there are to many dogs out there looking for a good home !!!!!
But since your one daughter is still very young you might wanna go with a puppy from a good breeder, not a store cause most dogs there come from puppy mills and nobody should in my opinuim support that !
Many dogs in Shelters are older and that means they've got history you wont know about !
But just try it out, before you adopt him you can go to the shelter and take him out to play with him a few times.
The advantage of that is that they might be trained already and housebroken where compare to a puppy you will need to do all that.
Dogs do take a lot of your time, but in the end its all worth it :)
I hope this helped and have fun with your new familly member.
Ps make sure you have all the supplies you'll need before he or she arrives !





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Is the least resrictive environment always a regular class room?

Q. i am in an Intro to teaching class for exceptional students and i was curious to know if the least restrictive environment was always a regular class room? let me know im a little confused....

A. nbo--it depends on teh child--

if taht was always teh LRE there woul dnot be any segrageted clsses/schools at all

it it teh top level of LRE


Where can i find listings of rooms to let in stonenehouse gloucestershire?
Q. I am looking for a room to let in stonehouse but i dont know were to find the listings

A. Quite difficult to find property in Stonehouse. But i have found something in Stround which is near to Stonehouse:

http://www.nestoria.co.uk/nailsworth/flat/rent

I hope the above helps. :)


What can I do to make my room more "soundproof"?
Q. I live with my pops (g-paw) and I have my 360 and my tv hooked to my stereo and sometimes it can get pretty loud outside the room even though its not all that loud in the room. What can I do to make my room let out less sound so i dont bother my pops?

A. Use headphones.

Or spend thousands installing acoustic insulation.


Is a Boxer really a good dog for a 9 year old girl?
Q. We are considering a Boxer now, and I've done tons of research on them. I hear they are excellent with both kids and other animals. Is that true? I am looking for some personal experiences here. I have a 2 year old and 8 year old daughter. My daughter wants to begin 4H- we have a medium sized yard so I think that there will be plenty of room let him or her romp around, run, and play.

A. Hi,I agree with what the other person said about the dog gets stressed, but that goes for any breed !
A boxer is a nice choice of breed, they are very good dogs.
ANY dog can either be a good or bad dog it really just depends on the owner if you respect him and treat him right you wil have a nice pet !
You seem like you done your research well and also are prepared for backyard, etc.
It's not gonna be good enough to just put him out in the yard though you have to walk him too, I'm sure you know that already, lol
But what I'm trying to tell is that somebody ones said to me that you should get the size of dog you will be able to handle.
I understand that the dog is going to be a familly dog but mostly for your daughter.
You can train the dog well at obiedience classes like in Petco or petsmart for example, but he is still an animal and if your daughter goes out to walk him... (Boxers are strong and large dogs) and he pulls your daughter might not have a chance to hold him.(sees a cat, etc.)
That's what I meant with "GET THE SIZE DOG YOU CAN HANDLE"
But if you'll be around I'm sure he will be fine.

They might have a few Boxers at your local shelter you can adopt wich is nice, cause there are to many dogs out there looking for a good home !!!!!
But since your one daughter is still very young you might wanna go with a puppy from a good breeder, not a store cause most dogs there come from puppy mills and nobody should in my opinuim support that !
Many dogs in Shelters are older and that means they've got history you wont know about !
But just try it out, before you adopt him you can go to the shelter and take him out to play with him a few times.
The advantage of that is that they might be trained already and housebroken where compare to a puppy you will need to do all that.
Dogs do take a lot of your time, but in the end its all worth it :)
I hope this helped and have fun with your new familly member.
Ps make sure you have all the supplies you'll need before he or she arrives !





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Wednesday, December 5, 2012

How can i make a room quieter?

Q. My infant daughter's room faces a large common yard in my townhouse complex and it has 2 windows. It's so loud out there, dogs, kids playing, lawnmowers etc. It always sounds like a monster truck rally in there. I already have blinds and curtains up in the room but for some reason that room lets in more of the noise than the room below it which actually has more windows and an exterior door. What can I doo to make it quieter up there?

A. You could buy some sound absorbing fabric that's found in recording studios and such.


Painters - How much do you charge for a room?
Q. I'm a student painter, and sometimes we have trouble estimating the right price.

How much do you guys charge for a average medium-sized room? Lets assume that this room is big enough to use up 80%-100% of a gallon. This includes 2 coats on walls, one coat on baseboard, and no ceilings.

A. 350 is a fair price if they buy the paint.


How am I supposed to get through being agoraphobic at 16 without messing up my life?
Q. Yes. I am 16 years old and I think I am becoming agoraphobic. I'm so completely terrified of leaving my room, let alone the house. I start having mental breakdowns when I leave my home. I don't know how to get through this without failing out of school, or messing up my future. I've been skipping school because of my fear and I know that's bad. I'm scared to talk to my parents about it too.

A. AGORAPHOBIA often occurs as a result of having had a panic attack in a public place, and not wanting to repeat that experience outside of a place where someone feels safe, which is usually at home, in a place where they feel exposed, and unable to get help quickly. Recommended reading: The Agoraphobia Workbook: A Comprehensive Program to End Your Fear of Symptom Attacks by Dr. Elke Zuercher-White and Dr. C. Alec Pollard, & Freedom From Agoraphobia by Mark Eisenstadt, & Master Your Panic and Take Back Your Life: Twelve Treatment Sessions to Conquer Panic, Anxiety and Agoraphobia (Master Your Panic & Take Back Your Life) by Denise F. Beckfield, from your bookstore, or amazon.com. At the first sign of one, employ an ANTI PANIC ATTACK breathing technique. Advice from a clinical psychologist is to breathe in to the count of 3: (one thousand one; one thousand two; one thousand three) each takes around a second to say to yourself, in your mind, and out to the count of 3. Keep repeating this until the panic subsides, which will deal with the hyperventilation aspect. View http://deeplyrelax.com & www.deepsloweasy.com/html/intro.htm Note: the controlled breathing only helps with the symptoms, as do medications/herbal remedies. Address the underlying cause, which requires some form of therapy; see your-mental-health.8m.com, below, re anxiety, on pages 1, h, & i. Page h shows the difference between panic, and anxiety attacks. Books: When Panic Attacks: The New, Drug-Free Anxiety Therapy That Can Change Your Life, by David D. Burns (2007), & Panic Attacks Workbook: A Guided Program for Beating the Panic Trick by David Carbonell, & How to Stop Anxiety & Panic Attacks: A Simple Guide to using a specific set of Techniques to Stop Panic Attacks, Agoraphobia, Social Phobia, Fear of Driving or Flying and Stress by Geert Verschaeve, &

"Power Over Panic", by Bronwyn Fox, from your bookstore, or enter "panic attacks" in the searchbar at Amazon.com for more media. Some people recommend nettle tea, with a little honey. Others use Passionflower, Lavender tea, Lemon Balm, Chamomile, but use no milk or cream with herbal teas, or Valerian (caution: use it for 3 weeks at most!). Know how these affect you before driving, or doing anything dangerous, and it is far better to use the treatments, rather than relying on herbal remedies, except short term. Free online PANIC COURSE - www.panic-attacks.co.uk also available by email. See the section on panic attacks at www.mind.org.uk also Ebooklet form. They recommend letting a panic attack run its course, without doing anything to treat it, so you KNOW you will survive it. The usual maximum is 30 minutes, until symptoms begin to subside. Also see www.anxietypanic.com/signs.html and http://www.onestepatatime.com (chatroom, and one free email is allowed to their resident expert on joining [free] - more if a paid up member) and
www.medicinenet.com/panic_disorder/artic� and www.squidoo.com/controlpanicattack/modul� and http://www.anxietynetwork.com Practice a relaxation method, daily, and when needed, such as http://www.drcoxconsulting.com/managing-stress.html or http://altmedicine.about.com/cs/mindbody/a/Meditation.htm or http://www.wikihow.com/Meditate or Yoga Nidra, (a series of easy mental exercises only; no flexibility required) at http://your-mental-health.8m.com/blank_11.html Hypnosis is merely a heightened state of suggestibility, in which you are better able to communicate with your subconscious mind. 85% of people are suggestible, to some degree, so you could either seek professional hypnotherapy, or more alternatives along such lines are on page 1, at 8m.com, about panic; re-read this post in full more more resources.


Is the least resrictive environment always a regular class room?
Q. i am in an Intro to teaching class for exceptional students and i was curious to know if the least restrictive environment was always a regular class room? let me know im a little confused....

A. nbo--it depends on teh child--

if taht was always teh LRE there woul dnot be any segrageted clsses/schools at all

it it teh top level of LRE





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Tuesday, December 4, 2012

where can i get Living room theme in chocolate, mocha, cream, colours?

Q. Hi i want to decorate my living room. i have a black leather sofa and pine flooring. i love the chocolate/mocho,cream look, but i havent been able to find any room examples on the net of some design inspiration. I also love dulux new range of rich neutrals (cocoa blush, velvet truffle and maraschino) so if you can find any of these similar colours used, or u have used them in your living room, let me know!!!

A. I used a palette of all brown tones in my living and dining rooms and we really love it. its a very warm and earthy feel. cozy and calming. We have dark hardwwod floors. The walls are painted a soft light brown (not beige). The trim is painted a very dark chocolate color ("traditional" by Ralph Lauren). the trim includes window and door frames, baseboards, picture rail in the dining room, beams in the ceiling, and the framing on the accent wall which is made of leather panels. The stucco fireplace is painted a burnt orange/red which really highlights the copper ceiling. The hearth is made of terra cotta ceramic tile. Window treatments are wooden shutters with dark bamboo insets. Our sofa is light tan with bold deep red cushions. And we have a leather wing chair and ottoman by the fireplace. In the dining room we have a large dark walnut pub table and pub stools upholstered in a tan and red stripe. At first we thought the color scheme might be too monochromatic but as the rooms are small, it really helps give the appearance of unity and space to the area. Plus we incorporated a lot of texture into the rooms: leather, bamboo, ceramic tile, copper, stucco. we used red as the only color in an otherwise all brown room as it ties together all the elements nicely--the leather furniture and panelling, the copper ceiling tiles, the dark walnut of furniture and floors, the terra cotta tiles, and all the various tones of brown in the paint and upholstery.We have a couple of contrasting accents in the room: a bronze aztec mask hand painted with turquoise and silver details and a beautiful Navajo carpet that our friends brought back from Santa Fe, which we use as a throw on the sofa. we also have a couple of mexican pots with aloe and yucca in them, and a bronze lamp with amber glass shade.We have kept the accents down to a minimum of color contrasts. Some people have commented that they find the rooms too dark, but we love the cozy and warm/earthy neutral feel that the space creates. Its a great color choice and we feel we will be able to live with it a lot longer than most of the bright trendy colors that seem to change from year to year. browns are classic and timeless.


How can I convince my mom to let my bunny stay in my room?
Q. So, I'm almost positive I'm getting a bunny. But there' s only one problem, my mom won't let him stay in my room let alone inside. We have lots of predators here like raccoons, wolves, coyotes, neighborhood dogs and cats, maybe even bears. He wouldn't live very long outside and It would be such a drag to go play with him everyday, and that's why I want him in my room! So I can play with him all the time! Any Ideas on how too convince her? Thanks for answering.

A. If I was you I would ask for a trail period.She most likely is worried about the smell and the dirty cage. If you ,make a list of the days you will clean the cage and keep your room neat she might let you give it a try. We have had bunnies and they can smell pretty bad if you don't keep them clean.


Anyone know where I can get a room to rent in Honolulu Hawaii?
Q. Im moving down there on the 20th of march, and looking for a place to live thats fairly reasonable. 250-700 dollars i can afford. If oyu have any tips or rooms, let me know PLEASE.

A. There is a SRO (single room ocupancy) residentiol Hotel On King street Near Pua Lane that is a low cost alternitive.
Also on Pua Lane abought half a block up is a rooming house that has a shared kitchen and bath that rents by the week.
Also you may find reasonable rooms in chinatown off Hotel street


How can you clean up your room and let it stay that way?
Q. I clean up my room and let's say that it don't really stay that way. I always end up tossing things into the corner, scrambling through papers, floor dirty, and my small table gets junk piled on it. During the morning ,when I'm in a rush for school it stays that way for about 2 days. When I arrive home I don't feel like cleaning. So any help would be useful.

A. Take 5 mins. before you hop into bed and pick up your room. you'd be amazed at what you can get accompolished in 5 minutes! Gather up dirty laundry, trash, papers...etc.. and put them in their spot. Then, when you get up in the mornings, all you'll have to do is make the bed. making the bed makes the room instantly look better.





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