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Banquette sticker shock!
Just got the estimate from our cabinet maker for a 90 degree corner built-in banquette seat--just the bench, no backs--48 inches on each side. It was over $2,000! Gasp!
I guess with a standard cabinet maker, anything that doesn't come pretty much according to their "normal" specs is spectacularly expensive.
I'd really like to have this banquette to make our eating nook much more usable.
Anyone have any ideas on alternatives? It seems as if I read somewhere on this site about someone using a stock bench from somewhere--Ikea??
Thanks for any ideas. (White shaker-style cabinets, so nothing unusual as far as design.)
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An alternative, if your budget is crying, is a commercially available unit, some of which are very inexpensive. A little paint and a few cushions and even the bare wood ones aren't bad.
Someone else (can't remember who) used something that might have been an over the fridge cabinet. It had "fridge" in there somewhere.
Standard seat height is 18"-20", and seat depth can be anything from 18" to 25", not including the backrest.
Using upper cabinets works, but you still end up with custom when it comes to the bench with trim out (so no hard edges to splinter with use). But using the cabinets does give you a more functional space. Kitchenkelly has a wonderful one with a huge drawer she keeps her ex husband in (do a search for morgue drawers). They really are worth the money if you can swing it.
Mine would cause you heart failure...so I won't share LOL But let's just say I thought your price looked lovely heh heh Mine is much more complicated because it's on odd angles in a 5 window bay which, as you've found, requires non stock thinking...and when craftsmen think, it costs you!
Yes, they are not cheap! At one point in the planning process, I was considering a banquette seat also, and got a quote from Crown Point - it was upwards of $5,000.
I know people have used cabinetry to make their own...if you are handy and a DIYer, it could be a possibility.
Not surprising. I had a carpenter build us two custom cabs, one of them a rough-hewn outdoor unit, one a floor to ceiling pantry-type cab; and an open trellis garden gate....$4200 later, I had nice, sturdy custom units that I couldn't find stock items on. Solved some real problem areas, but the price was definitely rather breathtaking.
I have a three sided bay with an angled back 3 drawers, and two doors underneath....got a fanstatic deal at about $2,600...but I think my guy realized it was more complicated than he had planned thus he should have charged us more...but it turned out great and we got a great deal.
Ballard Designs has upholstered banquette seating with lift up storage and a large choice of fabrics or send your own fabric too. It is my favorite catalog and I order from them frequently. Pricewise, it could be cheaper if you use a plainer fabric.
Here is a link that might be useful: Ballard Coventry Seating
Our banquette sits under two corner windows at 90 degree angle, and there is also no back. It was about $2,500.00 added to the cost, which we felt seemed pretty high, but it was really the best solution for the space. They are Omega Dynasty, and the finish matches the perimeters exactly, even though the banquette was decided on and ordered a month after the others. Of course, this is to be expected, but I have heard of inconsistencies in finish, so we were very happy.
It has three huge drawers that we have not even tapped for storage yet (I keep forgetting that they are there!). I'm sorry I can't help with alternatives, but I CAN say that the price you were quoted does not seem out of line with what others have discovered for a banquette. Good luck to you!
Thanks to everyone for sending suggestions for alternatives. The ready-made options certainly are more reasonably priced--the only problem I see is that most have backs. The seats be up against a window, so I really just need the bench. I'm going to have to do some more research.
Also, it was interesting to see that my price quote wasn't too out of line.
We built ours ourselves, but had thought of using custom wall cabinets which could be topped with a refrigerator panel. Don't know how that works out financially for you though. Do you have a GC that could do that for you, or have him customize one of the ones with a back somehow?
I am having a banquette bench made. It's not a corner angle but it is $400 for a bench that is 48X20. Mine is going against windows too. There will be a lift up top. I wanted the morgue drawers but the 36" glides were $200+. The sides and front will look the same as my door panels (shaker style). I'm having the top overhang the base some so there is room for feet to go under a few inches.
The bench will be painted the same as my cabinets so there is some mdf board involved...not solid stainable wood so I know that makes a difference on the pricing too.
the first thing that raises a flag for me is, you got a quote from your CABINET MAKER. i have learned cabinet makers are really great at making cabinets. they can certainly make other things but without a doubt, the more you add to the order, the higher the price. i have no idea why this is. our cabinet maker gave us a really good (and i mean REALLY good) price on our custom kitchen. but once we started asking for other things like mud room cubbies and bookshelves, the price sky rocketed. i swear sometimes he's on crack!
we're building so we have a GC and plenty of guys around with great woodworking skills. we asked him to give us a quote on the other things and the price went down substantially. i talked to him about the cabinet makers outrageous prices on other items and he confirmed that they always seem to up the prices. no explanation, just sort of a general "rule". do you have a trim carpenter? GL.
kateskouros, I'm finding that you are absolutely right about the initial quote from the cabinet company guy being reasonable. We committed to this company after seeing the quote. Then, as I've fine-tuned the plan and added items (true, they were more detailed, such as beadboard end panels, spice pull-out's), the prices were significantly higher.
I'm pursuing other options on the banquette bench. DH says, "Halt--we are going way beyond our initial plans and vision," but I feel this banquette opens up the entire breakfast nook and makes the space more useable.
Maybe I just got really lucky, but I'm in the process of having the same basic thing you just described built for me (in fact, it's done, we're just waiting on the install). I designed it and he built it to my specs, with sliding doors on the front panel and a "morgue drawer" on the end, with a little shelf/cubby area on the other end. It will be painted, so undoubtedly that kept the materials cost down (it's paint-grade maple for everything but the seat, which is MDF).
He's charging me $450 installed, but I'm doing the finishing.
What's shocking me is the cost for the cushions! Anyway, maybe it's worth a bit more looking.
I'm attaching a photo of it in his shop.
Here is a link that might be useful: Banquette
Sailor-girl, your banquette (in progress) is just what I wanted--and I love the little shelf/cubby area you added! Your price is GREAT! I'd think in this economy, there would be a cabinet maker who could come up with the same kind of thing for me.
BYW, I sew well enough to have done a lot of home-decor finishing, so I'm planning on making my own cushions. Wish we could trade skills somehow--I'll sew in exchange for someone dealing with the DIY cabinets LOL :-)
Azmelt .. actually it was built by a cabinet maker who was working for a large manufacturer and was just laid off. I don't know how you go about finding someone like that, but they have to be out there!
And speaking of cushions ... I've gotten quotes for the cushions (just the seat part, not the throw pillows I'll add in) that range from $1,000 to $350. I think you're right about trying to find someone to swap with!
Sewing cushions isn't really that hard. You might try someone who does alterations out of their house. Foam is rather pricey so shop around. If you get your own foam and fabric (ordering online for these can help) you can probably find someone to sew it for you for not a ton of money. It depends on detailed you want the cushions. If you're talking fancy trims that of course ups the cost.
Good luck.
sailorgirl - you have obviously found a retiree who works in his garage and does not charge overhead let alone minimum wage for the time he spent on constructing that unit. While that is a fantastic price for you , it is not realistic for people to think they can get that in the marketplace with any sort of regularity.
The materials alone easily cost half your total. At $20/hr that leaves him 11 hours to build an install that unit. Raised panel inset work commands way more than that in competitive markets. I guarantee he has more time in it than that, before it even show up at your doorstep.
While certainly not cheap, 2 grand for a large custom made piece of furniture is certainly not out of line.
Like I said, maybe I got lucky. Sounds like I did. This was the first and only quote I got on making the banquette and it happened to correspond with this really nice guy getting laid off from his regular job as a cabinet maker.
I'm sure there's plenty of home projects I haven't been so lucky on, so I guess it all evens out in the end.
azmelt and wi-sailorgirl,
I will post my picture this weekend, but we had a banguette built for $300. We paid for the materials. The back and bottom is paint grade wood and beadboard. The seat is cherry butcher block countertop from Lumber Liquidators and my carpenter cut a v into it, since the bench is L shaped. We are going to paint the seat the same color as the trim and then stain the cherry. I ADORE my carpenter. Ethical, honest, and talented. It took him less than 5 hrs to build it and he built it from a picture, no plans.
Wow! I'm encouraged to hear that my banquette may be an affordable addition to our remodel. I just got the name of a local retired cabinet maker in order to get an estimate. I will do the painting; I really don't HAVE to have additional storage. I'm keeping it simple. I'll let you know what the bottom line is when I get details.
Thanks for the info, everyone!
I just bought 2 solid maple framed, over the fridge cabinets (24 inches deep and 18 inches tall), (made by Thomasville) placed them on bases and put a plywood top on that I will add some upholstery to. I too have mine under a window, so not too much trim to add. I bought the cabinets at an outlet near my house for $45 each- great clearance sale! So, for about $150-175 I have a beautiful and well made banquette, and lots of storage to boot. Of course, the guys at the cabinet outlet store are getting tired of seeing me there searching for great deals on matching cabinets...... If you're not in any hurry and have some skills, it's a great way to go.
Thank you!! This looks great! Just what I want except I don't need a back since we are up against windows.
I'm thinking the beadboard will coordinate with kitchen trim we will be using with the cabinets. Did you do any storage in the seats? I can't tell by the pictures.
I just quoted one for a client. She wants hers wrapped in doors that match her kitchen. I quoted the lumber, and piano hinges from Lowes and it came out to about $350....the materials from the cabinet company cabinet to about $500 for 6 doors and some moldings. The labor I don't know 100% yet but am guesstimating somewhere between $900 and $1250....depending on which crew I use. Altogether with some markup on the lumber for me and we're at $1925 to $2275. That price isn't unreasonable unless you want to DIY or find cheaper labor....or just go with a painted finish. It's be about $500 cheaper without the matching cabinet doors.


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Recently, CHN writer Jon Teitel spent some time with East Tennessee State legend Keith "Mister" Jennings, one of the greatest players in school history. Jennings still ranks in the top four in six major statistical categories and nearly led the Bucs to an improbable upset of top seed Oklahoma in the first round of the 1989 NCAA Tournament. In the first of three straight trips to the Big Dance, the Bucs fell 72-71, one of only a handful of one-point losses for sixteen seeds.
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Experis Teams Up With Briggs & Stratton Corporation For Inaugural Mission Mashup Competition In Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 14, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Experis, the global leader in professional resourcing and project-based solutions, is hosting the first-ever Experis Mission Mashup, a hackathon-type event for local college students. The daylong session will ask participants to collaborate to solve real-world company "missions" that will be judged using online gaming technology. Internships and cash prizes will be awarded to top teams. The event will take place on Sat., Feb. 23, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at ManpowerGroup World Headquarters, 100 Manpower Place, Milwaukee. Event sponsors include Briggs & Stratton Corporation (NYSE:BGG), RadMatter™, the Talent Dividend and MiKE.
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During the daylong session, Mission Mashup participants will collaborate in teams of three students comprised of individuals with a background in marketing, digital media and IT respectively. Students will work in the RadMatter™ social talent development platform to showcase their results. All participants will have the opportunity to network with local company representatives and jump-start the job search process. In addition, local professionals will offer feedback on the teams' concepts and vote to select the winners. Prizes will be handed out throughout the day including cash awards and internships with sponsor Briggs & Stratton Corporation.
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Azarenka, currently World No. 3, won her second career Grand Slam title earlier this year at the Australian Open and her 16th WTA singles title at Doha in February. In 2012, Azarenka rose from World No. 3 to No.1, making her the first player ever to skip No. 2 to reach No. 1 for the first time.
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Nikki turns 15 today, doesn't seem possible. She's had so much to deal with in her young life and she handles all of it in a way that continues to amaze me. Happy Birthday MOUSE - you are my hero!…
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Many exciting things are heading our way in 2013! Nikki is starting the year off by performing at the Caledonian Society's Burns Night dinner with her Scottish Highland Dance team, she is very excited! Amber graduates from high school (gulp) in May and as a graduation gift, I'm taking her to Scotland for 10 days!
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From time to time I feel an unexplained urge to rearrange a well known poem or song. This Christmas, Nikki and I have been amusing ourselves with some of the great pins we've seen on Pinterest. They inspired us to change the words to Jingle Bells to suit a T1D's mood during a 3 a.m. low. We hope it makes you smile a bit, because sometimes that's all we can do.
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Rangers have activated a 24-hour recall clause in the young striker's loan deal with Paul Sturrock's side.
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Courtesy photo A Rye man was hurt when police say the car he was driving crossed the center line of Ocean Boulevard and crashed head on into another vehicle.
RYE — A 50-year-old local man was injured in a head-on crash on Ocean Boulevard Tuesday morning.Police said the man's car swerved across the center line near Church Road at 7:37 a.m. and struck another vehicle heading south. The man was taken to Portsmouth Regional Hospital by emergency responders from Rye.An ambulance crew from North Hampton evaluated the two occupants of the other vehicle, an 80-year-old Florida man and his wife. Rye Police Officer William Blais said they declined medical treatment.The injured man's dog, which was also in his vehicle, was held at the scene by police until his family members arrived.Neither driver has been cited, Blais said. The cause of the accident remains under investigation, but it's unlikely the incident will result in a citation, he said. Blais said there's no evidence that alcohol or drugs played a role in the crash.


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EJ Hersom/Staff photographer C.C. the working dog helps Sandy Teti during Rochester's 20th anniversary celebration of the Americans with Disabilities Act Tuesday.
ROCHESTER — Samantha Battis was thrilled to make some new contacts Tuesday evening to aid in her attempts to raise awareness for autism.Battis, a Rochester resident and mother of 6-year-old Ben, was a representative of one of the groups who set up informational tables in Factory Court Tuesday during the city's celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Battis started up Seacoast Autism Awareness in order to help other parents recognize the signs of autism. She said she knew her son Ben had autism when he was 9 months old, but it took 17 doctors to make the diagnosis.Ben is physically aggressive, does not like to be touched and would never play with his toys, Battis said. Some thought he had a discipline problem, but Battis said she knew it was something more. Last fall, Ben entered kindergarten but was removed from school after assaulting another child, she said.Since that time, Battis has made it her mission to educate the community about autism. She now has a television show running on Metrocast channel 12 on Mondays at 5:30 p.m. She invites experts on to talk about autism, she said."I believe you've got to make lemonade in life," she said. "I just ask the questions that any parent with a child with autism is going to want to know.Fortuitously, she was stationed next to Rochester Police Sgt. Stephen Burke Tuesday. Burke was critical in the implementation of the state's first Crisis Intervention Team within the Rochester Police Department. The two got to talking, and Battis said she thinks they can work together to complete DNA identification kits for youths with autism and create a registry for first responders so they know of families with an autistic child.It was the kind of exchange of ideas and realization of the services available to the disabled that was at the heart of the city's decision to hold its own celebration of the ADA's 20th anniversary. Main Street Executive Director Mike Provost said a significant population in the city deals with disabilities and there are many services available locally.Alongside Rochester Police and Seacoast Autism Awareness, those on hand included Smart Assistive Technologies, Community Partners, Carney Medical, High Knoll Equestrian Center's therapeutic program and Seacoast Learning Center.Seacoast Learning Center, located on Hanson Street, is one of the Masonic Lodge's learning centers for children, said Mark Weir, the vice president of the lodge's board of governors. They provide free after school programs for children with dyslexia, he said.According to Weir, many people go through their whole lives without realizing they have dyslexia, a developmental reading disorder. Over time, people are becoming more aware of what it means to be disabled, Weir said.Wendy Beckwith, a Milton resident and member of the Governor's Commission on Disability, said people often overlook disabilities not tied to mobility. She said the landmark ADA legislation covers the entire spectrum, establishing rights for everyone from those who cannot walk to those with autism, cardiopulmonary issues and traumatic brain injury, among other disabilities.Beckwith lauded Rochester's advancements in the past two decades, including the CIT and a proactive Code Enforcement department, but cautioned that more still needs to be done. She said there are still architectural barriers, and the city should look to improve its sidewalks and handicap parking."People don't understand what they need to do better until it's brought to their attention," she said, advising disabled people to be their own advocates.Sandy Teti, a local resident and another member of the Governor's Commission on Disability, was cited for spearheading the effort to hold Tuesday's gathering. With her service dog, C.C., by her side, Teti spoke of how the ADA provided those with service dogs access to public locations such as stores and restaurants.Before the act passed, she said disabled people were "far too often" reliant on others. A sufferer of juvenile rheumatoid arthritis since she was 13, she can recall what it was like before the act passed, she said. Since the act passed service dogs can no longer be denied entry into public spaces.Teti also advised people not to lavish too much attention on service dogs. Petting them or giving too much attention can distract them from their job. In C.C.'s case, that means she is not as focused on helping Teti maintain balance, she said.Police Chief David Dubois, on hand to talk about the department's CIT, said they have enjoyed success in part because of the assistance of organizations like Community Partners, who work closely with police on these issues."There's nothing more rewarding than protecting people's freedoms and civil rights," he said.
EJ Hersom/Staff photographer Mayor T.J. Jean reads a proclamation for the city's celebration for the Americans with Disabilities Act 20th anniversary Tuesday. The proclamation was written by President George H.W. Bush who signed the bill into law in 1990.
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Vampire Weekend Shows Us Faded Colors For Spring
The secret to wearing bold colors without looking like a dandy or a spaz is simple: They should be washed-out. Faded. Like they were already broken in before you even pulled them on. And don't be afraid to mix them all together, like New York band Vampire Weekend—the indie darlings who are read more
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Here in New York, we didn't get the snowpocalypse we were promised this weekend—sorry, D.C. and Philly—but it still feels like goddamn Hoth outside, so if you need us, we'll be lightsabering open a... read more
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Bill BarnwellFootball Outsiders checks in with its weekly look at players whose matchups will elevate or deflate their fantasy value Sunday. Plus, as temperatures drop, they look at the effect weather has on fantasy performance.
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Bill BarnwellFootball Outsiders uses its advanced metrics to analyze Week 5 fantasy matchups. Among the findings: Start Jerome Harrison and Marion Barber, anyone on the Vikings is a good play and don't expect immediate returns from Braylon Edwards.
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Bill BarnwellFootball Outsiders' Week 4 Quick Reads shows, among many points, that Peyton Manning is still very good, Drew Brees is the essence of a game-managing QB, the best Steve Smith plays for the Giants and JaMarcus Russell was only the fifth-worst QB on Sunday.
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Bill BarnwellFootball Outsiders' Week 2 Quick Reads show why all 350-yard passing days aren't the same. If you're Matt Schaub, those yards are part of a brilliant performance. But Kevin Kolb? Not so much. Oh, and the Giants have two pretty good receivers after all.
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Bill BarnwellFootball Outsiders return with their Quick Reads series for 2009, using their unique stats to evaluate not just the best of Week 1 at QB (hello, Drew Brees), RB and WR, but also the worst of the bunch (paging Mr. Delhomme).
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The Laser Applications Laboratory (LAL) houses two high-power laser systems, complete with diagnostics for materials-processing functions – a 6 kW CO2 laser and a 1.6 kW pulsed Nd:YAG laser.
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Several low-power lasers--including visible to near-infrared diode lasers, nitrogen and dye lasers, and helium-neon lasers--are used for diagnostics, characterization (and control) of aerosols and sprays relevant to environmental control and fuel injection optimization.
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LAL projects are structured to be synergistic and complementary. Improvements in laser beam delivery, power measurement, and sensors for on-line process monitoring will positively affect the viability and cost-effectiveness of high-power laser processing technology that is currently used in automotive and other manufacturing sectors. The ongoing LAL projects with industrial partners are:
Using high-power lasers to drill and complete gas & oil wells - LASER HEAT TREATMENT
Optimization of laser beam heat treatment (Caterpillar and USCAR) - LASER WELDING OF
High-speed laser welding of stainless steels for automobile exhaust systems (Delphi Energy and Engine Management Systems) - ON-LINE MONITORING
On-line process monitoring for laser-beam welding (USCAR) - LASER BEAM DELIVERY
Fiber-optic beam delivery for high-power Nd:YAG lasers (U.S. Laser) - LASER GLAZING OF
Laser glazing of railroad rails (American Association of Railroads)
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In addition to its collaborative activities, LAL carries out internal research and development on high power laser processing:
High-power laser-beam delivery with conventional and fiber optics - DECONTAMINATION & DECOMMISSIONING
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Welding of refractory metals such as vanadium alloys
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While doing a search for something a bit ago, I came across a wonderful article that points out some flaws in information and research that many have come to believe as facts. The basis of the article is energy transfer in handgun bullets, and how it's unimportant. Before posting in this thread, I respectfully ask that you read the ENTIRE article first, and be respectful in any posts made. I suspect this thread will bring about a good bit of debating, but please keep it civil. Many people will have different opinions, and that's a good thing. Just be mindful of this. I don't hope to change everyone's mind on handgun caliber and ammo selection, but I do hope to open some people's minds, and I hope that everyone will come out knowing something they didn't know before. Here's the link:The Myth of Energy Transfer -Fred
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Good article, nothing I disagree with. There are basically two ways to stop a person. First, disconnect the brain from the body. Head shot or high spinal cord shot- both EXTREMELY difficult to do with a handgun in a combat setting. Second- shut the brain down from lack of blood. Bigger wound cavity= quicker drain down of blood. Have a friend that is a professor of Veterinary Medicine, and a big game hunter. As he expressed it- "You want two holes- one lets blood out, one lets air in."
What we have here is... failure- to communicate.
Sorry, don't agree with all of it. I'm not a ballistician, but I have a hard time believing that energy transfer has no effect as the article would lead some to believe. Blood loss is a major factor, but it is not THE factor.
Very informative. There are many theories about killing power, stopping power, knock down power, etc. To me the actual reports from the street (and morgue) say it best. I totally agree that no firearm will knock a man off his feet, certainly no handgun caliber. Also people who rely on ballistic gelatin tests are fooling them selves. It is not clothes, tissue, organs and bone. It's useful for comparing bullets against each other in ballistic gel nothing more.
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Interesting...any idea about the loudness of each caliber? I thought the .357 was louder then other calibers, and wouldn't that noise increase the chance of a "psychological stop"?


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As ludicrous as a bookless library sounds, the development shouldn't come as a surprise. Steadily growing sales of tablets, e-readers, and e-books make a case for a more digital-centric library, as do the reports by many academic and local libraries that a majority of patrons use libraries primarily for studying or accessing the Internet. All that has led to the Association of Research Libraries' findings that American libraries are spending more of their money on electronic resources and less on books. Take that a few steps further and you have yourself a bookless library.


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The US military spokesman in Iraq says he is heartened by the Iraqi government's response to Sunday's devastating attacks against government ministries. But as the Iraqi government further tightened security in the capital, there were no answers as to how the suicide bombings could have taken place after the government vowed to overhaul security following a similar attack just two months ago.
"There was obviously some breach in security ... that allowed that to happen. We don't have all the details," says Brig. Gen. Stephen Lanza.
The death toll from the suicide bombings Sunday rose to more than 150 with hundreds more seriously wounded. Still, Lanza says that the government has responded more effectively to Sunday's bombings of the Justice Ministry and the Baghdad governorate than it did to the suicide truck bombings that hit the Foreign and Finance ministries and killed about 100 people on Aug. 19.
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