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Written on: 09/03/2015 by Kellent151 (1 review written)
I have never had such bad costumer service. They were rude on the rude. They could not speak English. They were incredibly unhelpful. I would never recommend Barclays to anyone and will never bank with them again. A terrible experience… Read Full Review
Written on: 22/02/2015 by McKenzieej254 (1 review written)
I had a business account with barclays for my online travel agency. Barclays block my online access without notice during the month of october 2014 and when I called to find out what happened, my call was answered by india based customer service office and the staff member use foul language, abuse me for being a muslim and a pakistani person. such comments are prohibted in uk under race discrimination act. I made complain to barclays and bank did not replied to me, I made complain to financial… Read Full Review
Written on: 12/02/2015 by Ryan472 (1 review written)
Following separation from my Partner I approached my mortgage company Barclays about either A) Buying her out or B) Seeing how much they would lend me. I had an agreement in principle and could choose either option. I decided that we would sell the house and move on.
Written on: 04/02/2015 by siWoods354 (1 review written)
Had problems with online banking phoned up customer srevices was on hold for over an hour hang up cause I got fed up of holding. So much for pushing us on to online but no one to help when you need them. I am moving banks im just a statistic to them not a valued customer… Read Full Review
Written on: 20/01/2015 by Munro43 (1 review written)
I have a lovely friendly little out of town branch along the road from my home, but sadly They close before I get home from work. In Maidstone Town centre we had 2 branches staffed by excellent staff. I agree that one was too big for the demand now, but the other was just right. Barclays have closed both and we now have a small barclays in Fremlins Walk just rows of machines with no cashiers and cash desks except for one for international business and foreign exchange only. I am elderly &… Read Full Review
Written on: 08/12/2014 by danceruka (1 review written)
barclays customer service is very poor indeed the info they give is very conflicting towards its customers when you telephone them up i have contacted them to get info if they can recommend other UK banks that offer UK based call centres and the staff can understand accents very poor indeed if you can stay away from them then please do so they do not offer a good customer service at all… Read Full Review
Written on: 26/11/2014 by Marlie12 (1 review written)
I got told to take passport on phone, have walked a mile to the bank and a mile home and niece another mile back down to get my own money I work for disgusting customer service I will be changing banks straight away. Iv got proof Iv who I am and can't av money I need for my children. Gemma mahoney… Read Full Review
Written on: 23/11/2014 by WasimAkfam (3 reviews written)
Basically 3 years of banking with Barclays ended with treatment from India. Barclays Bank is in unity with a local agent to take hundreds of pounds from general public, me, as the customer of mortgage application. Credit card declined Mortgage declined and reason is never mentioned. ISA savings account declined by rude people of a country. Telephone banking is blocked due to not been using Internet banking on a mobile phone. Complaints system is systematically designed to scrap all… Read Full Review
Written on: 08/11/2014 by xwMunn233 (1 review written)
That is the most horrible bank I have ever been with! Don't u even think about opening account there! I have been left without my card and pin for 3 WEEKS NOW!!!gave my money and my card for boyfriend,to pay the money in (only),as I am working a lot.they locked the card,and nobody ordered new one.one week later,on my day off,had to go and ask them for new card.yes,they did order.and send new card,with pin,and few thousand pounds in,for my previous adress!! Which has been changed 2… Read Full Review
Written on: 08/11/2014 by DaisyFoley211 (1 review written)
My son has had fraudulent activity on bank account for weeks, he has constantly called 'Customer Services' who are absolutely useless! They claim he asked them to send him a new card, he did not, they text him to say contact them because of fraudulent activity on your account, he calls they tell him to 'ignore the message' but block his account anyway. Who did they send the card to, one of their family to rinse him account? He has been on the phone now for almost an hour waiting to speak to… Read Full Review
Written on: 28/10/2014
I currently have a Career Development Loan with Barclays, I took it out last year (2013) and was told at the time of applying for the loan that if I needed extra time, due to unforeseen delays, that I could apply to delay the start of the repayments and that this would not be a problem. It was understood that this was quite common place and there would not be any issue with doing so. What a joke! I applied in June 2014 for an extension to said loan to give me extra time before starting… Read Full Review
Written on: 19/10/2014 by firebyrd (40 reviews written)
I closed all my accounts with them due to mistakes and bad customer service and glad I did as I hear now you can't see a person it's all done by machine. I can't understand why anyone stays with any company who they are not happy with, just move and if enough people do then maybe these companies will start to understand. You should never put up with bad service or be held to ransom… Read Full Review
Written on: 17/10/2014 by Clawman (1 review written)
Misplaced my debit card, visited local branch in a big town and no cashier points to report it to just machines...try talking to a machine without said card!! I simply wanted to report it lost and take out some money via cheque...the only means was to speak to a "12 year old" with an i-pad who pointed me to a phone. A five minute visit became a 25 minute visit. During that time countless old timers wandered in, clearly not of the web era, and were totally bewildered - customers really don't… Read Full Review
Written on: 11/10/2014 by ydMarsh333 (1 review written)
Over half the time there is usually a hitch with either the online or mobile app banking. And over 87% of the time when you get through to the customer service and averagely 7.35 minutes later, not only are you taken through security questions of which a third of is absolutely unnecessary and way over the top to stressing "security", you shockingly discover not only do they not understand your problem, they also place you on hold to coming back in telling you "sorry I can't help" like that… Read Full Review
Written on: 28/09/2014 by stuartmiles (1 review written)
I used my card abroad but it said I had insufficient balance. Eventually getting through to customer service (outsourced to india) they kept telling me to use a different bank and different machine. I gave up and had to get western union transfers to get money and then 2 weeks later I found that I had £1800 taken from my account where I had been trying but didn't receive the money. Barclays have dealt with this complaint appallingly. At first they forgot to log the complaints and I have asked… Read Full Review
Written on: 21/09/2014 by Molloy367 (1 review written)
Absolute waste of time if you think your going to get through to customer service regarding being a victim of fraud! They put me on hold for over 50 minutes! If I knew it was such an effort to get through to someone I wouldn't of even bothered! I would have physically went to the bank myself! Very unhappy with the non-existent customer service! It's put my off!… Read Full Review
Written on: 17/09/2014 by McGarryzi1955 (1 review written)
Over three weeks ago I was unable to access my internet banking - part of the page was blank. I thought initially this might be due to site being updated etc but a few days later it was still the same. I have since complained via online complaints forms, online web chats and phone calls. I was told initially it was a technical fault that needed to be referred to 'the next level'. This was marked urgent but two weeks later it still hadn't been assigned to someone at this level - still… Read Full Review
Written on: 12/09/2014 by spacefishy7451 (1 review written)
I have just queued in the local branch for 25 minutes and when I expressed my frustration to the cashier she said that no amount of moaning would increase the amount of staff on the counters as Barclays was moving towards everything being done electronically by the customer. When will these big conglomerates understand that it's human beings us customers would like to see, I suppose that would have been called customer service in the olden days!… Read Full Review
Written on: 09/09/2014 by Dilshouse (1 review written)
What a terible experience going into a Barclays branch. I have caled in to Lord Street, Liverpool several times in the last 2 days to use a machine that is supposed to make things easier for me. Every time that I have been in, the machines are either not working or faulty and trying to get a member of staff to help is hopeless. The alternative to the machine is to queue at the counter behind 30 or so people and waste time that I can't spare. The branch is also scruffy and unwelcoming and the… Read Full Review
Written on: 07/08/2014 by Brennanx16 (1 review written)
I was unfortunate enough to go into addlestone branch to pay a couple of bills when I was served by a woman who I believe lacked customer service. she grilled me for some time about did i have an account with them. I explained I did whereby she informed me that my account had been closed by their branch without even letting us know about this. I never got her name but she had long ginger hair about thirty years old. She suggested that I could pay one bill there but go elsewhere with the other… Read Full Review
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John'Ta Edwards has transferred to Gibbs for his senior season. Edwards, a defensive back, was at St. Petersburg last season. He recorded 34 total tackles in 10 games and had four pass deflections. "He's been here for about a week,'' Gibbs coach Rick Kravitz confirmed. "I really don't know much ...
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Gibbs guard Daniel Davis has transferred to Tarpon Springs, Gladiators boys basketball coach Larry Murphy said. Davis, a senior, battled through injuries last season to average 11.3 points and 4.7 assists per game. Davis' younger brother, Donald, a 6-foot-3 junior who played JV last season, will also be playing for ...
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Britney Spears Drops 'Work Bitch' Early After Leak [AUDIO]
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If there is one thing Britney Spears and Justin Bieber have in common, it's the negative publicity each star has received during the height of their fame, which occurred while both were teenagers. While the Biebs' mom, dad and manager have remained largely mum while his image takes a hit and while it seemed he was headed for a meltdown of the Spearsian sort, his team did ask Brit Brit to offer him a little insight into how to deal with fame and the media, since she's been there, done that.
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March is one of those special months when everyone seems to be get sick, and since I caught a little bug myself, it got me thinking about feel-good drinks. Strong, black coffee or tea with lemon and lots of sugar are my go-to standards (strong coffee is always a go-to for me), but I've wanted to try making a hot toddy, and I've heard that some people think that whisky cures colds. Whether that's true or not, who can resist a little warm whisky with sugar and spices?Read More


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the "Swing Low" series is an interpretation of Wallace Willis' compositional and lyrical work, "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot". Willis' original inspiration was the long, hard, unfair workload and ill-treatment of African-American slaves across America – giving hope that one day, the pain and suffering would be over. tremendous respect should be given to concepts such as these to help us appreciate what we have.
this series was originally interpreted for a documentary outlining recent political and economic movements that cut out African-American-dominant communities in Benton Harbor, Michigan. for the sake of a shiny, beautiful new golf course, residents in Benton Harbor were manipulatively and economically forced from their homes to make room for condos for wealthy vacationers. a low swing indeed.
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PRINCE GEORGE — High levels of methane gas have shut down a Prince George planer mill at the site of an explosion that killed two workers and injured two dozen others in April.
Lakeland Mills spokesman Greg Stewart said Friday that company soil tests detected the methane and prompted a shutdown of the recently reopened planer mill and closure of the mill energy system, which provides heat to some area businesses.
Twenty-eight planer mill employees, who have only been back to their jobs since late May following the April 24 sawmill blast, are out of work again, he said.
Stewart said the company had been conducting soil and air tests since the explosion, and that no methane has been discovered in air samples.
"We believe it's better to be safe than sorry," he said. "We are acting now to ensure the safety of our employees and will be conducting further tests in the coming week to understand how these findings will apply to our property."
Stewart said Prince George city and fire department officials believe the methane discovery did not pose a danger to people working or living nearby.
The Lakeland sawmill explosion and a blast in January at the Babine Forest Products sawmill in Burns Lake have been the subject of intense investigations, but their causes have not been determined.
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The B.C. government ordered all sawmills in the province to undergo extensive dust cleanups after speculation arose that fine dust associated with milling pine beetle-killed wood could be explosive.
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30' slide in electric range - Bosch, KA, or Jenn-Air?
Hi all! I have to replace my 30" electric slide in range and because of the kitchen layout, I need one that has either no handle or a very small handle on the warming drawer. (The dishwasher smacks into the warming drawer handle when the door is fully open). I want stainless steel, electric smoothtop (we have no gas service), and convection, and from what I can tell, my choices given the drawer handle situation are limited to Bosch, Jenn-Air, and KitchenAid. I think there was a Dacor one that would have worked as well, but at $3700, it's way out of my league.
The KA is cheapest at $1775. The Jenn-Air is in the mid $1800 range and the Bosch is $2100. I had a bad experience with KA customer service over our dishwasher and am not enthused about buying from them again, though I will do so if that's the best choice. The Jenn-Air is gorgeous and I love the layout of the cooktop but I have read so many bad things about them on this forum, epinions, etc. that I am scared off. And while the Bosch seems to get good reviews, I like the burner layout on the cheapest model but that does not come with an all stainless door - it has a black door which I think would look bad in the kitchen (light colored cabs). The all-stainless Bosch has a 12" burner that throws off the symmetry of the cooktop - the back burner behind that 12" burner is shoved way into the corner, which bugs me. I have no pots that big and would never use that 12" burner anyhow. The higher-end Bosch also has a temperature probe - I've never had one of those before and am not sure if I'd use it either (I'd welcome any feedback on that as well!)
I'd love some feedback from owners of these appliances or anyone who has researched and rejected them. The last couple appliances I bought (after what I *thought* was careful research) turned out to be duds and I'm already having convulsions about spending ~$2K on a stove, so I really don't want to make another mistake here! Thanks so much!
I've been where you are. I also didn't want a bottom handle on the range, as one big handle is more than enough. I dismissed the Jenn-Air due to all the bad reviews/repair records from people in the business. I didn't like the lip on the KA (from smoothtop to controls). I liked the clean lines on the Bosch and Jenn-Aire, but the Bosch won hands down because of it's reviews and style.
We have the SS Integra and love it. It's roomy. The cooktop heats up quickly. The fan does come on whenever the oven is turned on but it's not loud, IMO. We haven't used the probe yet, so I can't tell you about that.
We're quiet pleased with this range.
Word of advice: Just make sure the minimum height of the Bosch will work with the height of your current countertops. If your countertops are less than 36", the Bosch will be higher than your counters. Our counters were lower so we had to build them up in order to make the range fit properly over the counter. I wasn't about to return the Bosch for one I didn't care for; I liked it too much. Also, if you don't have a slide-in currently, you'll need the 3" filler piece behind the range b/c the range does not touch the wall. The Bosch does not come with this peice - at least mine didn't.
Any questions, let me know.
Deb - I am glad you posted because I never even considered the counter height. Of course ours are 35.5". How did you build up your counters?
I'm SO frustrated right now. All this started because my dishwasher is broken. I can't get a new dishwasher because the door is going to hit the warming drawer handle on the stove. OK, the stove is on its last legs too, so I'll just get a new one. Nope, I can't get a new stove because my counters are too short and my cutout isn't deep enough. I suppose I could just get rid of the slide-in and buy a freestanding stove - then counter height and cutout doesn't matter. Or I could just get drawer dishwashers but my sister has a set and they've flooded her kitchen repeatedly in the 5 months since she moved into her house, so no thanks.
I have half a mind to tear the whole dang kitchen out and start over. Too bad I don't have the budget for it. Argh!!!!
I love my Bosch Integra and I do use the temp probe all the time. Basically you insert it in the oven before preheating, the range prompts you for the temp of the desired food when done (like 165). You insert the other end into the food and then when it reaches the desired temp the oven alerts you and I believe shifts to warm. I had a bad habit of overbaking meats...not anymore.
Can you remove the flooring under the range? I have hardwood and the installer didn't put hardwoods there...so maybe that would help?
Check the bosch install guide...maybe it will fit? They have it on their website.
Patches - I sent you an email earlier today through gardenweb. If you didn't get it, can you please email me through my webpage, which you can get to through the My Page link. I'd love it if you could send me some pictures of your range installed, showing me what the sides look like and how far out from the cabinets it protrudes. None of my local dealers have a slide-in range on the floor for me to look at, and I am working with such tight clearances that I really need to know some EXACT measurements. I called the Bosch toll-free number and the woman who answered was completely useless - "we don't have dimensions for our products" - WTH??? Can you tell I'm having a bad day?
Hello --- I emailed you through gardenweb...I didn't receive your email.
So tell me what measurements you need to know and I will take them.
Oh and here are the published dimensions
it says the unit with lip is 31" wide, unit itself is 29 5/16 without the lip and depth is 25 5/8, height 36". I can definitly take any measurements you would like.
Install guide which has a ton of details
Also, the metal strip that you can use to bridge the gap at the back was much to shallow for my counters...guess mine must be a bit deeper than standard.
Just let me know which measurements you need and I'll take them...
We built up our cabinet by putting 3/4" plywood on top of the cabs before the granite went in. This gave us the height we needed to slide the range right into place without any gapping. Then we had to get matching cabinet trim that will cover up the plywood so the cabinets looked finished. This is not installed yet.
We tried EVERYTHING to make the range work without having to build up the cabs - everything. If you don't put a floor underneath the range, just make sure you have the clearance to open the bottom drawer. I hope that makes sense. We took out the plywood under the range hoping that would drop the range height but the door scraped the floor when opening it because the rest of the floor was 1/2 higher with the plywood and vinyl floor.
The Bosch is 36" high at its extreme minimum height (even lowering the feet), so you will be 1/2" too high with that range there. It's not recommended to remove the feet because if you ever have to pull the range out for any reason later, you can scratch up the floor badly.
I'm not sure what to tell you, but I feel your pain. I was beside myself when we ran into these issuses with the height. Luckily, we made it work and I hope you can too.
If you need anything, let me know.
We have done significant research for a kitchen that we are remodeling in a small condo that is all electric. We had decide that the final three were the KA, Jenn-Air, and Bosch. We do have a Jenn-Air in our current home. We had decided that the Bosch was the best for a variety of reasons. Then we saw a Kenmore Elite that had two 12 inch elements in front which is preferable for my cooking. We were all set to go with the Kenmore when we stumbled upon induction. Now we are planning on an electric induction cooktop on top of an electric oven. This will cost more than the Bosch or the Kenmore. However, many folks on this forum rave about induction so we are going to try it. Good luck in your research.
FWIW, I have the Bosch HES7282U (freestanding, full stainless). Love the range, love how it cooks.....my counters are a standard 36...more or less. The range is flush on one side and about 1/4" below on the other and the range itself is level. I never really noticed it until I read your post and went to measure. It's amazing how things vary by a 1/4 of an inch or so depending on where you measure. At any rate, the range is terrific.....love the convection roast and broil features. Makes a killer roast chicken. Can't wait to see what it does with the turkey!
I really want to purchase te 30" slide in range but I have a problem that I can't figure out how to solve. I already have granite countertops and recently had tile installed in my older kitchen. My countertop is only 35 1/4" high and the slide in range is too tall for a flush fit. I have left over granite from the old backsplash - could I have the extra granit installed creating a stepped effect to bring the countertop up an inch for a flush fit for the slide in or will tha look stupid. Any other ideas?


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Placing the IMF (the returning Cruise, Jeremy Renner, Ving Rhames and Simon Pegg, plus new female spy Rebecca Ferguson) against an "Anti-IMF" called the Syndicate, it looks like another world spanning action romp filled with insane stunts.
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OK, time to post up. I got the idea for this build from Zacc's build:http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/2-zo...-build-344775/
I've used a chest freezer and fan heater controlled with a Ranco temp controller for awhile. It works OK but I brew a lot of lagers and it was kind of a pain to have to coordinate all of my brews Having a fermenter with 2 zones was the obvious answer. I used Zacc's idea for the basic design and then came up with some innovations. I decided that I wanted everything to be as internalized as possible, including the heating and cooling elements. I also wanted it to be large enough that I wouldn't feel the need to upgrade in the forseeable future. I spent a lot of time designing it in a spiral notebook, who needs sketch-up? I configured it so that I can fit 6 carboys into each chamber and still be able to panel it with 4 x 8 sheets of plywood.
OK, so here's the build...
Nice looking build.
Can you give some details on the changes you made to your design? Maybe some inside pics?
I first built the base from 3/4 inch plywood and a 2 x 4 frame. The top layer of plywood sticks out 2 inches on all sides. I insulted it with 3 1/2 inch batt insulation with an R value of 13. I built the sides and top in sections and then attached them. The dividing section was then added and insulted with some foam board insulation and batt insulation. The AC hole took some time to figure out. I wanted it to be at the right height to fit in next to my work bench and also to allow the AC unit to be removed and serviced/replaced if needed in the future.
That thing is awesome! I'd still love to see some inside pics of the final product.
The cooling system for the top chamber uses a fan to drawn air from the lower (lager) chamber and spit it out on top. Zacc and other used pipes inside the chamber and computer fans but I wanted to internalize the circulation system. I worked out this pan to use the bathroom fan in the wall and built the ducts using PVC piping. The recirculation system on the opposite side spits the air out over the top of the AC unit. The PVC pipes were connected together and secured in place with epoxy and metalic duct tape. I paneled the inside with 1/2 inch plywood, trying to get as tight a fit as possible.
Once the inside structure was done and the venting was installed, I sealed the seams with some industrial strength caulking and painted it. For the heat sources, I spent a lot of time researching wall heater units. I decided on the Broan 120 heater. It can be rewired to 500 watts at 120volts in about 5 minutes by following the instructions. I found them on-line for $60 each. I installed them in the vertical position because the air intake is on the bottom and the output is on top. I mounted them high enough that they will not blow directly on the carboys. I used a sheet of flooring from Home Depot, that I glued directly to the plywood and then sealed with caulking and re-painted.
The control panel was built out of a steel junction box I got at the local recycling facility. I put painter's tape down to cover it and drew out the design. I cut the holes with a dremel tool, drill and file. I built an external fuse box using a metal outdoor outlet box. It is lockable to prevent curious kids from electrocuting themselves but allows fuse changes without having to remove the front panel.
I wired all the components to the side and insulated the whole thing in 3 1/2 inch batt insulation, trying to get as good a seal as possible with the vapor barrier. I closed it in with 1/2 inch plywood and then painted it with Behr Premium Plus Ultra, which is water based but extremtly durable and mildew resistant (if you believe the packaging). Before pulling through the wires, I put the control panel over the spot it would be and drilled the holes. Once the paint was dry, I pulled the wires through and secured the box with lag screws. I installed the buses and ground bar and got to work on the wiring.
I wired up the positive bus and then pulled the wires through to the fuse box. I used AGC fuse holders I got from the local electronics store. The AC, cooling fan and heaters are controlled with single pole contactors. Despite my best efforts, wiring got messy fast.
The control panel has 2 Auber 1/4 DIN PID's as the main controllers. The toggle switches next to the PID's power each one up individually and also the respective heater and cooling source. The heaters can be switched on or off individually by the middle switches, which interrupt the output to the coils on the relays. Although this isn't necessary, I figured there would be times when I would want to have the heaters off when I have the door open and it avoids having to go through several steps to turn it off on the PID. Interrupting the coil output seemed to be the easiest way to do this. For general air circulation in the chambers, I installed some door mountable fans from home depot. They have individual switches and are controlled by a cycle timer from Rammeter.com and a 1.5 amp fan controller. I also installed a fan controller to the upper chamber cooling fan to allow more fine tuning of the system. The covered switch on the left side of the panel is the main power switch. I covered the vents with 240 volt outlet plates and some heavy duty screen I got from home depot.


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We ordered 3 different barstools to try- this was our favorite. Sent the other 2 back and ordered 4 more of this one. Nice depth to the seat- some barstools hit us mid-thigh, this hit us closer to the knees. We like the less shiny finish on this base- looks like stainless steel rather than the shiny chrome of others. The angle of the back of the seat is perfect for us- provides support without pushing forward. This stool also tucks nicely into the kitchen island when not in use.
This is a perfect compliment to our brushed stainless steel kitchen appliances. The white vinyl is practical but looks like leather and matches our white leather furniture. If you are looking for a bar stool that is both comfortable and looks good, look no further!
Stools were delivered as promised. Easy to assemble and are very comfortable. Lookg great in our new kitchen..
I shopped for barstools over two month, so I knew what I was buying. Only shipper and faster. They told to expect the product in about 10 days and I received them 3 days after the order day. Assembly was so easy that my 10 years old helped.
Did a lot of looking for a replacement for our counter height stools that we've had for 15 years. These chairs are sturdy, easily adjustable, look great, have a brushed steel look instead of chrome (good for not showing cat hair), and are comfortable. Highly recommended.
Brushed stainless parts so much nicer than chrome and looks good with stainless appliances in kitchen. The design of the cushion is off though. The seat is too short and the back is too straight and stiff so it's uncomfortable. Whoever designed it obviously never sat in it! Swivels and adjusts nicely, feels sturdy. Just got them so can't comment on long-term durability. Simple to put together
The chair arrived on time! Packaged well. Undamaged. Chair is exactly as pictured and represented. It took a lot of work to assemble because of setting the screws. Best method is to put the seat upside down on a counter, stick a thin screwdriver in the hole to judge where the hole is under the foam, and then try to set the screw by pressing down fairly hard. I thought the chair was very attractive and it was comfortable for me (5'3"). However, my 5'10" husband really didn't like the chair. Missed having a full back. He called it a chair for girls. We will continue to shop for a chair for him.
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Ordered just one of these bar stools for my bar to make sure it was the quality product I wanted. Assembly was a breeze and the quality was very good. Overall very stylish bar stools, definitely will be ordering more of these stools for my bar.
I loved how so many people loved this chair and said it was so comfortable, so that's why I bought it. We needed 4 four our new island in the kitchen and since there's a big TV up on the wall (and we'd be watching movies there as well, no doubt) I wanted chairs that were comfortable, that swiveled, and that were adjustable (up and down). The one thing that SUPER BUGS ME is that we have them on a tile floor, and the bottoms of the chairs come with a plastic "ring" underneath to protect the floors when you pull the chair out but the ring keeps slipping off and I have to keep laying the chair down, push the ring back on, then pick the chair up. (Although when I do this its also a good time to pour out the crumbs from my husband's chair since the little indentations from the buttons collect crumbs!) Also, I WISH this chair was leather because the material feels a little cheap, but its a great chair (oh and its in the sun but I don't see any fading in the last few months we've owned the dark brown ones).
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I was never a huge Star Trek fan, exactly. I love some of the early episodes, and I think Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan is one of the greatest
science fiction movies of all time. I enjoyed Star Trek III and IV, too, for what they were. I read a bunch of the DC Comics Star Trek stuff at that time, because my brother bought them. And I watched a bit of the Next Generation and then fell off the wagon. Kirk and Spock were my Star Trek, and the Star Trek 2–4 "era" was its peak for me, warts and all, because that's the "era" that really hooked me. And really, for me, it was all about Wrath of Khan.
In addition to playing Mr. Spock, of course, Leonard Nimoy did a lot of other things. He was on Mission: Impossible. He directed a few movies (Three Men and a Baby!). He was a photographer. He was the voice of Civilization IV. But one thing I really loved of his was Standby: Lights, Camera, Action, on Nickelodeon from 1982–1987, which provided a behind the scenes look at movies like Star Trek III, Return of the Jedi, 2010, and more. Nimoy hosted and occasionally interviewed guests like George Lucas. As a budding film nerd in the pre-Internet Dark Ages, behind the scenes specials like Standby: Lights, Camera, Action were hard to come by. I ate that show up.
Anyway, as you're undoubtedly aware by now, Leonard Nimoy passed away on the 27th. As cartoonists do when they're sad about these kinds of things, I drew a picture:
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HEIDELBERG, 12 March 2013 Attaching chains of the small molecule ADP-ribose to proteins is important for a cell's survival and the repair of DNA damage, making this process a promising target for the development of new cancer drugs. Researchers have now identified a much sought after enzyme that removes such ADP-ribose modifications from proteins by studying a genetic mutation that causes neurodegenerative disease in humans. These findings, published today in The EMBO Journal, suggest that not only addition but also removal of ADP-ribose from proteins is essential for normal cell function.
Poly(ADP-ribose) chains have key roles in the repair of cellular DNA damage, as well as in the control of gene expression and cell death. Pharmacological drugs called PARP inhibitors prevent the addition of ADP-ribose or ADP-ribose polymers to proteins. Several of these drugs are undergoing clinical trials for the treatment of different types of cancers.
EMBO Young Investigator Ivan Ahel, a group leader at the Paterson Institute for Cancer Research at the University of Manchester, has been studying the underlying molecular processes, including an enzyme that shortens such chains piece by piece. "An enzyme that could completely uncouple ADP-ribose from proteins has remained elusive, even though such a cellular activity has been known to exist for more than 30 years," commented Ahel. "Our approach has been to combine clinical, biochemical and structural studies to see if we could pin point this enzyme activity in humans."
The eventual breakthrough came when Ahel and his collaborators Scott Williams (National Institutes of Health, USA), Gyula Timinszky and Andreas Ladurner (both from Ludwig Maximilians University Munich) teamed up with a group of clinical geneticists lead by Reza Sharifi at the Human Genetics Research Center at St George's University of London. "By studying genetic mutations in a group of patients with severe neurodegen
|Contact: Barry Whyte
European Molecular Biology Organization