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Sterling Silver Mother and Daughter Cooking Figurine
This sterling silver figurine depicts a mother and daughter standing next to an oven and stove cooking a pot of soup. Read more
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This interesting sterling silver figurine features a mother standing next an oven and stove unit cooking a pot of soup while her daughter watches atop a stool. This figurine contains a base that is designed to look like a tile floor and is decorated with engraved lines. The figurine also includes details such as the daughter's hair style, mother's facial expression, knobs on the oven, stool's edges and the mother's apron.
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This paper describes a method of proving strong normalization based on an extension of the conservation theorem. We introduce a structural notion of reduction that we call fi S , and we prove that any -term that has a fi I fi S-normal form is strongly fi-normalizable. We show how to use this result to prove the strong normalization of different typed -calculi.
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Wednesday, April 1, 2015 & Thursday, April 2, 2015
The New York State HIV Advisory Body (HAB) will meet on April 1, 2015 at 10:30 a.m. and on April 2, 2015 at 9:00 a.m. at the Hilton Albany, 40 Lodge Street, Albany, New York.
The HAB is a new advisory body to the New York State Department of Health AIDS Institute. It is constituted to serve as a forum to draw from the expertise and experiences of consumers, providers and community members to provide advice on service needs, affected populations and emerging issues related to HIV prevention, health care and supportive services throughout New York State. The HAB will serve to identify and address prevention and health care needs and gaps of HIV infected/affected populations with an emphasis on linkage, retention and viral suppression.
Advisory Body members represent all geographical areas of the State, and all walks of life. They include HIV-infected individuals, others who have been or may be affected by the epidemic, as well as HIV/AIDS service providers, technical experts, and representatives of government agencies.
Anyone seeking further information or wishing to register to attend the meeting should contact the New York State Department of Health, AIDS Institute, Integrated Planning Unit at (518) 473-8484.
Thursday, April 16, 2015
The Public Health and Health Planning Council will hold a meeting on April 16, 2015 at 10:00 a.m. at the Empire State Plaza, Concourse Level, Meeting Room 6, Albany.
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Thursday, April 16, 2015
The New York State AIDS Advisory Council will meet from 10:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. on April 16 at the New York State Department of Health, 90 Church Street, 4th Floor, conference room 4A/B, New York, NY.
The New York State AIDS Advisory Council (AAC) was created in 1983 by Public Health Law, Article 27-E, Section 2778. The AIDS Institute was also created by Article 27-E of the Public Health Law, Section 2276. The Council consists of 17 representatives from the public, educational and medical communities, local health departments and nonprofit organizations, including the advocacy and service community.
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U.K. Network ITV1 to Become Simply ITV in Rebranding
LONDON - U.K. TV network giant ITV on Friday revealed details of its first major, mostly visual, rebranding in 10 years.
In one key change, flagship network ITV1, home to such hit shows as Downton Abbey, will become simply ITV next year. The company said the goal of this change is "to strengthen affinity between the overall [corporate] brand and the...flagship channel."
The firm's other channels - ITV2, ITV3, ITV4 and CiTV - will get new color schemes and brand identities.
The changes to the company's logos and other visuals, set to kick in as of January, are designed to unify the brand identities of corporate parent ITV plc, the ITV channels and the ITV Studios content production and distribution business. They are also designed to showcase - to people in the U.K. and the world - that ITV has increasingly been betting on popular and cutting-edge content.
ITV management, led by CEO Adam Crozier, a couple of years ago developed a business transformation plan, which includes a diversification of revenue beyond TV advertising revenue. One key part has been an expansion of ITV Studios, which helped the company beat third-quarter financial expectations earlier this week.
The new branding is designed to visualize that the TV company has been changing its approach.
"In an ever more crowded market place, both domestically and internationally, the need for a modern, flexible brand identity that connects with our viewers and customers has never been more important," said Rufus Radcliffe, ITV's group director of marketing and research. "We are really excited to soon be unveiling a new identity that is as up-to-date, and relevant as our content. Big, bold and creatively ambitious, it will be true to our DNA as a brand at the heart of popular culture."
ITV described its new logo as "a warm, bold design based on a formalized version of human handwriting, comprising of five colors." When the logo appears on a color background, such as marketing materials for ITV shows, it will change depending to the background color. "This color picking technique means that the logo can be dynamic, shifting tone along with the content, reflecting and blending with the mood of different shows," the company said.
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Mine also tells me that when I'm buying a car, and the salesman has to go "talk to his boss", that I haven't aimed low enough on the price.
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I don't think people are buying up all the ARs out of unjustifiable fear and panic. I think there are a lot of people out their like me...
I've always had guns, I've grown up with them. My dad was a democrat, but ALWAYS had a loaded gun in the house and car and taught me to shoot at about 5 years old.
I've always wanted an AR because they're just so d*m cool, but could never justify the cost of them. I've been happy playing with my 10-22s, mini-14s and hand guns, and thought that that is all I needed for home defense.
I've also always believed that it's our duty to defend our country from tyranny, whether foreign or domestic, but figured I had time to buy the guns I wanted/dreamed about later.
I would have no problem with a conservative black American for president, and could even cope with a democrat black American for president, as long as they were an AMERICAN. I do not believe that Obama is an AMERICAN. He has stated that if their were a conflict between Islam and America, he would be on the side of Islam. Well, there's a great big conflict between a lot of Islams and America right now.
I would consider myself unAmerican to not own an AR right now which is why I just bought my first one. As I've told many people, I didn't buy this gun for self defense, I bought it to defend the other guns I've bought for self defense.
I believe Obama is going to disarm the American people and disarm the American government, in order to pave the way for a Islamic take over.
So maybe I'm wrong. Maybe it is fear and panic that made me buy an AR today. But it's not fear and panic that I won't be allowed to own one, it's fear and panic that I might have to use one.
Keep it civil gentlemen - the idea is that we all have guns, and we all have them for different reasons.
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Resource helps NSCA members develop and convert relationships into bigger sales
CEDAR RAPIDS, IA, May 19, 2008 âFour new articles that examine architecture, low voltage, fire and life safety, and green issues within the healthcare industry have been added to NSCAâs building information resource web portal, the AE Toolkitâ¢.
The articles are in response to changing trends in the healthcare industry. A growing field ripe with opportunities, healthcare construction project starts are estimated to top $60 billion a year by 2010 according to data from Reed Construction.
âNSCA members can use the AE Toolkit to improve their relationships with architects, engineers and contractors in the building industry,â? said Chuck Wilson, NSCA executive director.
The AE Toolkit contains more than 300 articles on best practices within the building industry. The four new articles include:
ï§ Electromagnetic Fields Force Change in Health Care Design
ï§ Energy Efficiency Prescriptions for Health Care Facilities
ï§ Healthy and Green
ï§ Managing Fire System Upgrades for Health Care Facilities
âThis updated content helps architects and their consultants in the commercial electronic systems field design better healthcare facilities,â? said Craig Park, vice president and chief marketing officer for LEO A DALY. âThe better we know our clientsâ technology views, the better we can create designs to meet their needs.â?
Unique in the commercial electronic systems industry for its practice development resources, NSCAâs AE Toolkit provides marketing strategies, engineering design guidelines, and resources for systems integrators and contractors, independent design consultants, equipment manufacturers and independent reps.
Registration for the site is free. Registered users receive access to free content; NSCA members may access both the free and premium content.
For more information, visit www.nsca.org/aetoolkit.
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NSCA is the leading not-for-profit association representing the commercial electronic systems industry. With more than 2,500 member companies worldwide, the National Systems Contractors Association is a powerful advocate of all who work within the low-voltage industry, including systems contractors/integrators, product manufacturers, consultants, sales representatives, architects, specifying engineers and other allied professionals. NSCA is dedicated to serving contractor members and all channel stakeholders through education, advocacy, outreach and member services. NSCA University offers a variety of courses on topics such as project management, business, sales, design and technical knowledge. Courses are delivered through a variety of methods including conferences, regional trainings, online learning and webinars. NSCA works in conjunction with a variety of industry partners to provide relevant and meaningful education and certification programs. It also provides leading industry research and market intelligence, insurance solutions, the industryâs most comprehensive manual of practice, Essentials of Systems Integration⢠and other business tools. For more information, visit www.nsca.org.
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The door closed behind her with a heavy thud of finality, emphasizing the parting between the mannequin and the young woman. Clarice meant to step forward as her hand slipped from the door, but instead she found herself slumping against it as what little energy that she had left faded from her in an instant. Although she had said she had been tired, she didn't think it had escalated to a level where she could barely support her weight on her own two feet. It was like the park itself had been the only thing keeping her standing as she had to brace herself against the door to keep from collapsing onto the floor from sheer exhaustion.
She guessed it was the result of having a few attempts on her life and being in constant mortal peril since she had been in that park.
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Wings glanced dubiously at the red-brown whippet bitch before him. Normally he was all too happy to meet other whippets, but there was something about this particular one that made him think twice before his usual pleasant greeting. Something about her stance, that fiercely proud posture and the way she held her head. The look in her dark eyes was the challenging gaze of a hunter. This was a bitch who clearly felt she was in charge of things and wouldn't hesitate to let anyone else know about it. As she was somewhat smaller and more slightly-built than he was, this disconcerted him somewhat.
Nonetheless, he stepped forward, wagging his tail low to convince her he wasn't a threat, and extended his nose to sniff hers. She responded by stepping back a pace, ears folded.
"Whoa there, buster. Getting a bit forward, are we?"
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We go downstairs. Hokin answered plainly, gesturing towards the exit with his head.
Blith experimented with taking a few steps towards the door, then sat down, tilting his head to one side.
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Boston fern
I have 2 Boston Ferns that I've had for a few years. I repotted them one time to put them in non-draining pots. That was 3 years ago.
I put them outside on a shady patio last summer and brought them into the sun porch/green house for the winter. They've been kind of ratty since then. They have a grey/green color and are not sprouting new fronds. Usually a feeding of acid water will make them bright green and send out new fronds. Not so much now.
I took them out of their pots and they appear to be full of roots. Do ferns get pot-bound? Should I repot them in a bigger pot? Should I throw them out and start with new, little ones?
On the bright side of things, I had one fern under a hanging basket of Impatiens for the winder. I guess a spent flower fell into the fern and sprouted because there's a purple impatien growing in with the fern. Really a cute look!
Thanks in advance.
Ferns have very strong root systems and need to be repotted or divided on a regular basis. Cutting them in half and repotting in the same size containers would be fine, if done on an annual basis.
By 'non-draining' pots, do you mean containers that have no drainage holes? If so, that's not an ideal situation for any plant.
Also, what do you mean by 'acid water'?
Thanks for the advice. I'll be dividing them today.
I use non-draining pots for almost everything. I have absolutely no success with draining pots, they always dry out. I do much better with thorough watering every couple of weeks or so. I know it goes against all the best advice, but it works for me. I seem to have a knack for giving just the right amount of water so that the plant is thoroughly hydrated but not sitting in water.
Acid water is acid based fertilizer in water. Fertilizer meant for acid loving plants.
I'd say you should use a draining pot for everything just because you need it to flush the soil if you've got hard water, unless you want to be repotting constantly.
However, it seems that certain ferns, namely my B. Gibbum, really do not tolerate NOT being constantly wet, which sort of flies in the face of everything I know about growing houseplants. I don't know if Boston Ferns work the same way or not but it's not unfeasible. Ferns sort of work on their own logic, I guess.
Leaching containerized plants is important no matter what the quality of your water is. Aside from the soluble salts issue, how else can oxygen reach all parts of the root/soil system. And how else can CO2 from root cell respiration be removed (and exchanged with O2)?
Anyway. Now that we know about the containers, we can safely say that you won't need to divide your plants as often or pot them into larger sizes as frequently.
grayanddamy, it's always better (for you) if you start a brand new thread with your question, rather than piggy back to an old thread.
The Boston fern can easily be divided with a sharp knife and repotted into two or three containers. I usually divide them into thirds. And yes, you can certainly trim away at the bottom and sides, though it will grow back rapidly.


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While We're Young searches for the blurry line we all cross once we've entered middle age, finds it and tramples all over it, but it…
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Imagine an "R" rated "Lassie" by way of "Spartacus." That's Kornél Mundruczó's "White God," a brutal but stirring fantasy about street dogs rising up against…
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Q. You make a good point in your review of "A Perfect Getaway" that many filmmakers can't seem to resist giving away the entire plot or best jokes in their trailers. The trailer for "Valkyrie," for instance, practically showed the entire film, saving me the time and expense of going to see it. As a history buff, I would have loved to have seen "Valkyrie," but the endless trailer spoiled it for me. Why do you think so many filmmakers are hellbent on spoiling their work by giving away the story in previews? Bob Downes
A. My long-standing theory: Trailers use exactly the same principle as supermarket demonstrations that supply a sample of cheese on a toothpick. Once you eat it, you know exactly how the cheese will taste. All you lack is having eaten the whole cheese.
Q. Did you catch the closing credits of "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince"? (I'm referring to the initial cast credits, not the crawling credits that list cast members in order of appearance.) Timothy Spall's name appeared prominently and by itself about halfway through. He appeared in two scenes for no more than three seconds each, one in which he answered a door and the other when one is slammed in his face.
Listed last and sharing screen space with two other names? Bonnie Wright, who played Harry's love interest Ginny (and who has also been in more "Harry Potter" films than Spall). I know credit order is usually determined by a mix of screen time and star power, but this is beyond crazy. I'd like to think perhaps several of Spall's scenes were cut long after the credits were designed, but the character he plays is in the book for just as long! Erik Dresner, Elmhurst, N.Y.
A. Credits are a matter of delicate negotiation involving agents. My guess is that Spall personally doesn't much care. But his agent might have argued he is a true star and deserves a good billing. Conversely, some actors like Bill Murray often take no billing at all, which is a form of reverse status.
Q. In reading your review of "The Hurt Locker," in which you laud Jeremy Renner's performance and predict an Oscar nomination, I got to thinking about those very categories of best actor/actress. For this role, Renner has taken an original character and crafted his own unique persona. It has occurred to me that this type of performance is, if not more difficult, at least quite different from, say, Sean Penn as Harvey Milk, because Harvey Milk was a real person with a pre-existing persona.
I'm not saying there isn't great skill involved in carrying out that type of role; I'm merely wondering if the distinction is significant enough to warrant consideration when the merits of various performances are discussed — or, even crazier, to warrant two different categories (i.e., something akin to the two separate screenplay awards — one for original, one for adapted).
In fact, the more I think about it, the more it seems like there may be an inherent advantage in portraying a non-fictional character, because the actor/actress is likely being judged on the accuracy of his/her impression of that character as much as anything else ("Wow, Sean Penn does a really convincing Harvey Milk"). Meanwhile, Renner has no accuracy to strive for, no photos or videos of the real William James to study. The role is his to mold, for better or worse.
A look back at how these awards have played out in recent years seems to lend credence to my point: Penn's performance as Milk, Whitaker as Idi Amin, Hoffman as Capote, Foxx as Ray Charles, etc. And on the women's side, Cotillard as Piaf, Mirren as Queen Elizabeth, Witherspoon as June Carter Cash, Theron as Aileen Wuornos, and so on. Again, not trying to take anything away from these performances, but I just feel like there is something worth talking about here. Roy Gilberg, Berkeley, Calif.
A. Points do seem to be awarded for impersonation. However, Sean Penn won for his completely original character in "Mystic River," and look at Daniel Day-Lewis in "There Will Be Blood." And look at Meryl Streep. Although she is known for her accurate evocations of such real people as Julia Child, all 16 of her Oscar nominations came for either original characters or those with whom few audiences were familiar.
Q. What's your reaction to the Tokyo Film Festival rejecting "The Cove"? The film won't hit my town until next month, but I have been following it with interest. I didn't realize that Japan was restricting artistic expression as much as the Chinese these days. Can anything be done to shame the organizers of the Tokyo Film Festival into changing their mind? K.V. Anderson, Fort Collins, Colo.
A. The documentary is strongly critical of the Japanese practice of luring dolphins to a trap by using sonar, then selling some of the animals to theme parks and labeling the (mercury-tainted) flesh of the rest as whale meat. The film has been widely acclaimed (94 percent on the Tomatometer at Rotten Tomatoes.com). The motive of the festival seems all too transparent.
Q. In your review of "The Time Traveler's Wife," you wrote: "One thing's for sure: It's hard to explain how a gene for time travel could develop in the Darwinian model, since it's hard to see how an organism could ever find out that was an advantage."
Not so hard at all. Mutations occur; those that are not advantageous are less likely to be passed on. Advantageous mutations are more likely to become prevalent in the general population, but a mutation does not have to be advantageous to be passed on — the organism merely needs to survive long enough to reproduce. Whether precursor mutations are needed for the time-travel gene is not clear. Scott Rothstein, Massapequa, N.Y.
A. And how could you be sure they were precursors, given the nature of time travel? The film argues that such genes could not be successfully be passed down, as demonstrated in the case of the couple's first child. Time travel is fortunately impossible, but if it were, I wonder how the Darwinian selection process would take place.
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ITEM#: 13480515Slip into comfort with this Rialto bonded leather chair. This black chair will complement your interior decor with a relaxing spring seat and smooth upholstery. This sophisticated Rialto chair puts some spring into your style. The S-spring seat construction makes for a secure additional seat in your living area or sitting room. The modern appearance of this black chair adds sophistication to any room. The sturdy construction and floor-protecting foot glides make it a piece that can be added with confidence to your decor.
The bonded-leather upholstery, brushed-metal legs, and contemporary design give this accent chair a very modern look. The built-in foot glides ensure that the chair doesn't scratch your floors as you move it from one place to another. The thick foam core allows you to sit comfortably for hours on end.
- Materials: Metal, bonded leather, foam
- Finish: Brushed Metal
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- Dimensions: 34.5 inches high x 23.5 inches wide x 34.25 inches deep
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Good value but not necessarily for a TV chair. We had limited space and it looked to have a high back but not quite enough.Read More
Love the chair
This chair is gorgeous. Would have give 5 stars but the material seams like it may tear if it gets too much use.Read More
Gorgeous but uncomfortable
For the price, the look and quality is excellent. Easy to assemble. Took me less than 5 minutes for 2 chairs and I don't ever assemble but when it came in, I was too excited I didn't want to wait for my boyfriend. My issue with this chair is it is on the hard side. I thought it was uncomfortable. Had to return it. Looks great though.Read More
love it
very cool and modern great price!Read More
THIS CHAIR IN BLACK AND ANOTHER OF THE SAME IN WHITE WAS PURCHASED TO GO INTO A BEDROOM PAINTED BLACK WITH WHITE TRIM AND BEAUTIFUL SCENIC WINDOWS. EASY TO PUT TOGETHER AND LOOK VERY NICE. AN ELEGANT TOUCH WITH COMFORT.Read More
Looks good but...
I bought 2 chairs because of the affordable price. They were easy to install with just 1 screw. They look sleek and contemporary. The durability is questionable. The top of the chair frame (not head rest) has loose/rippled material. The chair itself is firm yet feels like it is made of some kind of hard cardboard lining, not exactly comfortable, could be an issue for a heavy person. I use them only as occasional/guest chairs because I'm afraid something might snag them (ie rivets on jeans). They serve their purpose and look nice.Read More
Rialto Black Bonded Leather Chair
Very sleek and comfortable. Using it in my hair salon as a dryer chair. Love the width and back support as well!Read More
a decor for all styles
I like the construction, styling, appearance, and material of this chair, also purchased the matching ottoman. The black leather is easy to maintain, coordinates well with existing furniture; for myself, living alone, a most notable feature was the mobility due to well balanced weight and sturdy construction; another excellent feature was the ease of assembly.Read More
rialto chair.....
OUTSTANDING chair!..seating is firm, not something you curl up in and read a book, but the perfect chair for casual seating...style/proportion is perfect...I put it together in less than two minutes....very high style...I had thought i'd put the chair in my den, after seeing it, I put it in the living room at a right angle with my sofa, which, is a very costly sofa, and it looks perfect, not cheap looking in the least....if you're looking for a curl up chair, this isn't the one, if you're looking for the perfect, firm, accent chair it's perfect....I am a designer and would not hesitate getting this chair for a client.Read More
Great chair
Ordered two chairs. Been looking for this style for a while, but compatible chairs are @$300. Leather is very soft and chair is very comfortable. You can put two chairs together and forms a nice love-seat... Very happy with this buy!Read More
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Same as gray chair - modern sleek looks
What is the height from the floor to the seat cushion?
Hello LBurns, the seat height is approximately 19 inches. Thanks for shopping with us!
Why is the rust chair faux leather while the others are bonded leather?
just another word used to describe "not real leather"
Is there a matching ottoman for this chair in black or brown?
Hello 5291, this chair does not have a matching ottoman. however, we do offer a wide variety of ottomans. I found that item number 12743301 would be charming. Thank you for shopping with us!
Does the Rialto Bonded Leather Chair come in the color red? I purchased this some time ago. Also I never put my chair together and now cannot locate the hardware. Is it possible to purchase the hardware to put the chair together?
Hello clinton1, Unfortunately we do not sell the hardware separate from the chair itself. But we do have this chair in a charming Rust color under item # 14111991. Thank you for shopping with us!
How much does the chair weigh?
This chair weighs 38 pounds.
I guess about 25 pounds.
What is the weight limit for this chair. Looking to put in a waiting room area. Thank you
Thank you for your interest. The weight limit for this item is 250 pounds. Please feel free to contact us again with any further questions.
I'd bet 250 or so.
Re seat height FROM FLOOR, I don't understand your answer. You list 28.5 as "overall height," and I need the height from the floor to the top of the seat..
The seat height is 19 inches at the front and 16 inches at the back.
The height of the seat of this chair from the floor is 19 inches at the front and 16 inches at the back.
Sounds about right.
What is the seat height, from floor.
The seat height is 28.5 inchesÂ. The overall sizes are: 20.25 inches overall width x 29 inches overall depth x 28.5 inches overall height.
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Tips on Decorating with Leather Chairs
Leather furniture is prized for its many qualities, including but not limited to, durability, attractiveness and luxurious style. When you're ready for your living room furniture to speak volumes, then you're ready to look into leather chairs. For tips on decorating with leather chairs, read on and get ready to make your living room, dining room, drawing room or den the most inviting room in your home.
How to Care for Living Room Chairs
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Leather Chair Care
It's no surprise that leather chairs reside at the center of home style and fashion. These beautiful chairs are comfortable and look fabulous in any home. You usually see a leather chair sitting in a living room or library, and -- just like any other piece of furniture -- they need regular maintenance. Performing necessary leather chair care should be done on a regular basis. If you care for your leather furniture, it will reward you with many years of quality service.
FAQs about Buying a Leather Armchair
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From office chairs to kitchen and dining room chairs, leather seating is beautiful and can maintain its beauty for a long time if cared for properly. All chair seats are subjected to food crumbs, food and drink spills and even perspiration. Removing these substances, especially liquid spills, from leather chairs is essential to prevent fading and damage to the leather. Cleaning and maintaining leather furniture rarely takes much time, if done regularly, and can protect your chairs and other leather furniture for many years.
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The rich appearance of leather and its reputation for durability make it a popular choice for furniture. Regular conditioning and cleaning of fine leather is important in ensuring that your leather sofa or chair remains supple and less likely to develop cracks. Taking the time to care for your leather living room furniture will extend the life of the items and keep the surface looking just as good as the day you made your purchase.
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Whether you're looking for a place to set drinks or a way to divide a room with style, coffee tables, sofa tables, and end tables are the solution. Accent tables can be the perfect finishing touch for your living room, making the space more functional and fashionable. If you need a companion to your vintage-inspired velvet couch or want a piece that will perk up your contemporary leather chairs, try adding an accent table. Here are the best way to use them in your living room.
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Whether it's in your living room or in the man cave, your leather recliner needs to get cleaned now and then. If it's Dad's favorite spot to watch the game -- and eat snacks at halftime -- then it probably even needs regular deep cleaning. Fortunately, cleaning a leather reclining chair is surprisingly easy. You'll be able to make your leather furniture feel fresh and clean in no time.
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How to Decorate with a Blue Sofa
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How to Match an Ottoman and Chair
When you add new furniture to your living room, like an ottoman or accent chair, it's important that they coordinate with your already existing furniture. Much like coordinating clothing, matching different pieces of furniture is important for creating a comfortable and aesthetically pleasing room. When you're matching an ottoman with a chair, it's especially important to get a piece that matches or compliments the furniture that you already have, especially since these two items will sit in such close proximity to each other. Keep reading for tips on how to match ottoman and chair.
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Is the pork shoulder the best cut for this?
I don't like my pulled pork fatty. I prefer it cook away and help flavor the meat.
I do this in my oven in my cast iron dutch oven.
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5-6 pound pork butt roast
1 1/2 tablespoons Hawaiian sea salt (coarse sea salt)
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1. Pierce the pork roast all over with the tip of a sharp knife. Place the roast in a large slow cooker and rub the salt all over the meat. Drizzle the liquid smoke over the meat.
2. Cover the slow cooker and cook on Low Heat for 16 to 20 hours, turning the roast over once half-way through the cooking time. Depending on how hot your low setting is on your slow cooker, you may or may not need the full 20 hours. When the meat easily shreds with a fork it is ready.
3. Remove the meat from the slow cooker and shred with two forks, adding drippings from the slow cooker as needed to moisten the meat.
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Most travel guides are jammed with star ratings and brief descriptions of hotels, restaurants, shopping, and nightlife. By contrast, this book is full of art images, maps, and summary sidebars ranging in topics from the Reformation to madrigals. Through biography and history, the author creates a unique travel guide to Rome, focusing on the art and times of the artist Michelangelo. A freelance writer and a tour group leader, the author is married to a Roman. Her book is part of this publisher's ArtPlace series, which delves into a particular city or area by focusing on a well-known artist or artistic movement, such as A Journey into Ireland's Literary Revival or A Journey into Matisse's South of France.
An entire chapter is devoted to Michelangelo's famous painting on the Sistine Chapel's ceiling. In addition to a helpful map providing the chapel's location, a drawing from Ernst Steinmann's Die Sixtinische Kapelle reveals the originally blue and gold frescoed ceiling in existence before Michelangelo's painting. A sidebar summarizes Italian fresco technique and a diagram shows Michelangelo's layout of the ceiling, from his depiction of scenes from Genesis to his placement of prophets and sibyls. Throughout the chapter the author includes interesting historical tidbits, such as describing Pope Julius II's ongoing pressure over the years for Michelangelo to complete the project.
Another chapter focuses on Michelangelo's extensive marble carved sculptures. Alongside an image of Bacchus, his first work produced in Rome, a sidebar explains how the artist studied anatomical dissection in Florence for two years in order to create accurate human renderings. The historical narrative offers many fascinating details, such as how marble was quarried in the Renaissance (wet wooden wedges were inserted into stone cracks) and why the Rome Pieta alone bears Michelangelo's signature (he overheard the work incorrectly attributed to the Milanese sculptor Gobbo).
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This is not the guidebook for travelers wanting quick information about must-see tourist destinations. Instead, with its handy 7.5 x 7.5 size, it is a perfect accompaniment for those who desire some historical context while navigating the great sites of Rome. Armchair travelers, too, will revel in the inviting images and interesting history.


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Is it too big? I use cattle panels and find that trellising cuts down on soil borne disease, so I want a melon with good yield and excellent flavor that I can trellis. I'm in the hot humid don't worry about water zone. Anyone ever trellised Charentais?
I haven't any experience in trellising melons, but I can't think of a reason why you can't trellis a Charentais melon.
You may need some aditional support for each melon. I've seen a pantyhose sling mentioned for melons. The nylon can expand as the melon grows. You can try a melon or two without the sling, to see if they it's necessary.
So there's no need to put a sling under them? I'm growing Charentain on an arch this year. My next challenge is to figure out when they are ripe. I know there was at least one giving off a heady aroma this morning. I had better get to it before the critters do.
Yes, I have also trellised a 1.5 pound Charentais and even Galia, which was a 3 pounder. I use concrete reinforcing wire with heavy wood stakes. I tend to pick mine the day before they are perfectly ripe. I don't even want to chance it falling on the ground. Luckly, I mulch with compost and leaves, and I always try to keep the soil aerated. So even the few that have fallen weren't too bad.
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To be honest, what bothers me more than the lack of women is the over abundance of white people. Aside from the Uhura and Sulu, Captain Robau and a nameless Vulcan with no dialogue were the only non-white characters in Trek XI (excluding the Orion girl, who was played by a white actress anyway), and I can't think of any in STID. In fact, if rumours pan out (and I emphasize
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- Elder Titan: Fixed Ancestral Spirit giving vision to Elder Titan while dead.
- Elder Titan: Fixed Earth Splitter being placed slightly too far forward.
- Elder Titan: Fixed Natural Order not getting upgraded on the Ancestral Spirit if it was already in the air.
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exc transfers & insurance
Anthea Hotel Apartments
Ayia Napa, Cyprus
2 Sharing
Self Catering
Was £163.89 pp
Now £147.50 pp
Cala Ferrera Hotel
Cala D'Or, Majorca
Bed & Breakfast
Was £283.08 pp
Now £184.00 pp
Blue Sea Costa Teguise Beach
Costa Teguise, Lanzarote
Was £233.75 pp
Now £187.00 pp
Hotel Atismar
Quarteira, Algarve
Was £273.57 pp
Now £191.50 pp
Hotel Riadh Palms
Sousse, Tunisia
All Inclusive
Was £320.84 pp
Now £192.50 pp
Hotel Cala Gran - Costa del Sur
Was £276.67 pp
Now £207.50 pp
Grangefield Oasis Club
Mijas Costa, Costa Del Sol
Was £299.29 pp
Now £209.50 pp
Santa Catarina Hotel
Santa Cruz Madeira, Madeira
Half Board
Was £395.00 pp
Now £237.00 pp
Hotel Les Trois Palmiers
Marrakech, Morocco
Room Only
Was £350.00 pp
Now £245.00 pp
Club Caleta Dorada
Caleta De Fuste, Fuerteventura
Was £372.86 pp
Now £261.00 pp
Hotel Trianflor
Puerto De La Cruz, Tenerife
Was £333.89 pp
Now £300.50 pp
THB Torrequebrada
Benalmadena, Costa Del Sol
Was £430.00 pp
Now £301.00 pp
Las Piramides Resort
Playa De Las Americas, Tenerife
Was £503.34 pp
Now £302.00 pp
Blue Sea Callao Garden
Callao Salvaje, Tenerife
Was £514.17 pp
Now £308.50 pp
Isla Bonita Hotel
Costa Adeje, Tenerife
Was £640.00 pp
Now £320.00 pp
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Virtual City Playground lets you build the city of your dreams… and then run it.
- Play sandbox mode for FREE! No predefined missions
- Over 120 optional quests
- Over 100 buildings, landmarks, and decorations, including Eiffel Tower, Statue of Liberty, Coliseum, Sydney Opera, and many more!
- 100 Achievements to earn
- Regular FREE updates that will bring more content!
- Facebook integration
- Minimized games continue transporting goods - making you money, even while you sleep!
- Unlock additional city credits and invest points more...
What's New
Version 1.15:
- WHERE ADVENTURES AWAIT -- Reel in the crowds by adding a shooting gallery, comic book shop, remote-controlled car race track and much more!
- TEAM WORK -- Hire your friends as part of the top-notch crew you need to pull your project off. Construction workers, engineers, entertainers and retailers are all essential!
- SHARE YOUR SUCCESS -- Take a picture of your awesome more...
- OS X 10.7.4 or later
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