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Yay. Only 10 more years for the beta.
"Working" and "released" are different. I am pretty sure the current E18 state is working too.
They should port it to Wayland.
The Enlightenment Foundation Libraries (EFL) is ported to Wayland.
Once the desktop bits are ready in wayland i believe it will be one of the first DEs that will run on it.
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I just downloaded E17 and I'm going to see about building it.
I remember back around 1999/2000 Enlightenment was often used as the window manager for Gnome. That was pretty slick back then... I used that in Mandrake 7. I think Enlightenment was one of the first window managers to have shaped window decorations. Another thing I liked about Gnome/Enlightenment was how the virtual desktops were connected... you could slide around with your mouse.
I later used AfterStep for that reason... I had my workspaces configured in a 4x4 square, which gave me 16 interconnected desktops. But then they completely ruined AfterStep with version 2.
E17 has great technical foundations, but the polish and look of the DE part is just... horrible. It is an inconsistent mess, in both look and usability.
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I'm a modelbuilder since the age of 10, and am approaching the silvery 50s.
A few years ago, I started scratchbuilding my own subjects, and I like to use whatever scrap of junk i can find, being the cheapo guy I am.
Recently I started to have an interest in submarines, and wanted to build my all-time favorite, the german Typ-212
My story with the 212 is one of love-at-first-sight. Never found plans of it save from some scraps of cross section examples that I used as a reference to guesstimate the shape of my hull and conning tower, so expect some inaccuracies, all my fault. I'm no engineer, architect or draftsman. I went the static model way because of my background, and the fact that, living near the coast, I have no safe-to-use ponds nearby to try my hand at R/C my sub. Besides, I lost my truck for longer drives to suitable places to the ex-missus (but I got the airbags).
I started placing my 3-views and guesstimated cross-sections (upper and lower hull, for my convenience) and cut them on cardboard. Must be an artistic vein surfacing in my middle-to-mature-years, but I like to build with whatever I have at hand. Filled the voids with packing EPS and sanded away, to reveal the long-awaited hull-form emerge from the misshapen bulk (kind of an "It's Alive!!!" moment).
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This one will be a littoral raider, since I plan to pose it with a tower-mounted Rheinmetall-Mauser RMK-30 recoilless 30 mm gun for surface warfare as the one in the Muraena project of which I post images also
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2.- I love this model, but, How can I index the X-tail with the hull?
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Royals' Davis aims to work deep against White Sox
White Sox, Quintana try to build momentum off series-opening rout
Wade Davis will start Saturday for the Royals, as they try to bounce back from Friday's 9-1 drubbing from the visiting White Sox.
In three June starts, Davis has allowed just four earned runs over 17 2/3 innings.
He has transitioned into the Royals starting rotation after spending all of the 2012 season in relief with the Rays.
He said he's been more consistent lately with his stamina, after he'd tire early in games during the season's first few weeks.
"I'm getting stronger later in the game now rather than weaker. Kind of reversed," Davis said. "Usually what I used to do is be building up and when I got to 89 pitches, I was going strong and would stay there. But early on this year, it was hit or miss. I'm getting more consistent."
And Saturday's weather forecast has low-to-mid-90s temperatures, so he said he should be nice and limber by first pitch.
"It shouldn't take too long to get loose for a Saturday day game," he said. "I think I pitched here only once in the summertime. It didn't take too long to get warmed up."
Jose Quintana will start opposite Davis, and he'll hope the White Sox can score runs in bunches, as they did Friday.
In his second year in the Majors, Quintana has received an average of 3.86 runs per game of run support. That's the second-lowest total on the starting staff, ahead of only Chris Sale, who's received an AL-low 2.77 runs per contest.
Although the left-hander hasn't factored in a decision in June, the White Sox are 1-4 in his past five starts.
The game they won was his most recent start, in which he lasted only 4 2/3 innings but Chicago went on to win, 4-2.
White Sox: Omogrosso joins the bullpen
Right-hander Brian Omogrosso is back with the White Sox, after he was recalled Friday from Triple-A Charlotte.
The reliever has taken the place of Deunte Heath, who was optioned to Charlotte after Thursday's loss to the Twins.
In early June, Omogrosso was sent down to Triple-A after 11 appearances with the White Sox in which he went 0-1 with a 5.14 ERA.
"I understood the situation when it happened," Omogrosso said. "I'm the guy who has the option left. I just went down there to work hard and try to get back here. You just persevere."
Royals: Paulino's stiff back has him in Kansas City
Pitcher Felipe Paulino sounds confident that a strain in his lower back won't set him back as he recovers from Tommy John surgery.
Paulino, who had the ligament replacement surgery last July, was scratched from a game with Double-A Arkansas.
"Nothing's wrong with me. I'm OK, just here to check it out," Paulino said. "It's nothing bad. They know it's nothing major, just a strain in the lower back. It's no big deal."
He said he believes he'll be back in Minor League games this week, but for now he's in Kansas City with the big league club, and he could throw a bullpen or a simulated game before returning to his rehab assignment.
Worth noting
• Paul Konerko is 5-for-16 in his career off Davis, and Dewayne Wise is 5-for-12. All other White Sox hitters are a combined 9-for-68 (.132) off the right-hander.
• In 92 career at-bats, the Royals are a collective 28-for-92 (.304) off Quintana.
• In three career starts at Kauffman Stadium, Quintana has given up 10 earned runs over 17 innings, and he has not factored in a decision.
• The White Sox lead the all-time series between the two teams, 352-317.
Derek Wetmore is an associate reporter for MLB.com.. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Names | Many |
Gender | Male |
Class | Pokémon Trainer |
Region | Sinnoh |
Hometown | Twinleaf Town (player) Sandgem Town (partner) |
Relatives | Johanna, unnamed father (player) unnamed sister, grandfather, father (partner) |
First Appearance | Pokémon Diamond and Pearl |
Other Appearances | Pokémon Platinum |
Rival(s) | Barry Dawn |
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Lucas also had a brief cameo in the opening of Giratina and The Sky Warrior, battling Brendan. In addition, concept art for Lucas' anime counterpart exist, suggesting Lucas was to play a bigger role in the main series, but this never materialized, most likely because a voice actor couldn't be found.
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American Classic Tubeless 29 Disc with AC130 15mm thru-axle front & AC 225 rear hubs, AC butted spokes & alloy nipples |
Tires |
Geax Mezcal, 29 x 2.1", TNT folding |
Derailleurs |
SRAM XO mid cage rear and XO 34.9mm dual pull front |
Shiftlevers |
SRAM XO with Matchmaker clamp, 10-speed |
Chain |
SRAM PC-1071, 10 speed |
Cassette |
SRAM PG-1070, 10-speed, 12-36 |
Crankset |
SRAM XO PressFit 30, 39/26, 175mm |
BB Set |
SRAM PressFit 30 integrated |
Pedals |
Brakeset |
Avid XO hydraulic disc brakes with 180mm front & 160mm rear HS1 rotors |
Handlebar |
Ritchey WCS Carbon flat bar, 31.8 x 10º x 660mm |
Stem |
Ritchey WCS 4-Axis, 6º x 90mm (15"), 100mm (17"), 110mm (19"), 120mm (21") |
Grips |
Jamis Lock-On, dual density |
Seat Post |
Ritchey WCS carbon 1-bolt, 31.6 x 400mm, with alloy clamp and cromo seatpin |
Saddle |
WTB Silverado Team, NiCro tubular rails |
Sizes |
15", 17", 19", 21" |
Color |
Monterey Red/Carbon |
Weight |
22.25 lbs |
Size | Center of BB to top of TT | Effective TT length | HT angle | ST Angle | Chainstay | Wheelbase | Fork rake | BB Height | Head Tube | Standover |
15" |
13.34/339 |
22.44/570 |
72˚ |
74˚ |
17.72/450 |
42.20/1072 |
1.81/46 |
12.52/318 |
4.53/115 |
31.18/792 |
17" |
15.51/394 |
23.23/590 |
72˚ |
73.5˚ |
17.72/450 |
42.79/1087 |
1.81/46 |
12.52/318 |
4.53/115 |
32.20/818 |
19" |
17.32/440 |
24.01/610 |
71˚ |
73˚ |
17.72/450 |
43.78/1112 |
1.81/46 |
12.52/318 |
4.53/115 |
32.95/837 |
21" |
19.60/498 |
24.60/625 |
71˚ |
73˚ |
17.72/450 |
44.37/1127 |
1.81/46 |
12.52/318 |
4.53/115 |
34.01/864 |
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Front Back 21X optical zoom Alternate view Alternate view Built-in Wi-Fi for easy photo sharing Front Top view Photos (8) Video View larger Samsung Galaxy Camera™ 16-megapixel digital camera with 21X optical zoom, Wi-Fi® and Android™ 4.1 (Black) Item #: 305GC110K 9 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $349.99 Shop all Point-and-shoot Cameras Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff.
by David Brown A smarter camera, powered by Android Seen from the front, the Samsung Galaxy Camera looks like a pretty standard point-and-shoot. But when you turn it around and see its massive 4.8-inch touchscreen display loaded with icons for Facebook, Gmail, YouTube, and other apps, you'll know this is far from an ordinary camera. By combining their photo expertise along with their knack for designing cool smartphones, Samsung has created a high-performance camera powered by the versatile Android Jelly Bean operating system. So not only is it easy to share photos, but you can also surf the web, check your email, update your Facebook page and do just about anything you can do on a smartphone. All you need is a Wi-Fi connection and a willingness to dive headfirst into this camera's countless options, for photos and more. The Samsung Galaxy Camera features the Android 4.1 operating system, so you can download apps from the Google Play store. Many ways to share photos Thanks to the Galaxy Camera's built-in Wi-Fi, there are lots of ways to share photos with family and friends. You can email photos and upload directly to Facebook or other social network sites. Or you can send photos wirelessly to a DLNA-compatible TV, Blu-ray player, or computer using AllShare. It's a great way to back up photos or show them on the big screen when friends are over. And for those times when you're not on a Wi-Fi network, just let your friends view your photos on the Galaxy Camera's large, high-resolution display. It makes most camera displays look downright microscopic. Yes, it's a real camera Despite its wide range of features and possibilities, the Galaxy Camera was first and foremost designed to capture great-looking photographs. Don't mistake this for a camera stuck onto a smartphone as just another feature. The Galaxy's 16-megapixel sensor and host of shooting modes, both automatic and manual, will let you capture detail and color with a lot or a little help from the camera. The wide-angle lens zooms optically to 21X, for excellent versatility to shoot large group shots or long-range close-ups. Features like Best Face, panorama, and continous shooting adjust the camera's settings for taking simple portraits, wide landscapes, or capturing fast action. The Galaxy Camera's built-in Wi-Fi offers lots of ways to share photos right from your camera. GPS, voice commands, and your music, too Lots of cool extras make the Galaxy Camera far from ordinary. On-board GPS records your location and tags your photos for tracking your travels. Voice commands let you tell your camera to zoom in, zoom out, and snap the photo without lifting a finger. There's even a built-in music player, with a speaker and headphone jack. And with 8GB of built-in memory, there's room to add apps from the Google Play™ store to make this camera an even more indispensible companion. Highlights:Specifications:16-megapixel effective recording CMOS sensor21X optical zoom lens35mm equivalent lens focal length: 23-483mm4.8" touchscreen displayrecords photos and video onto optional microSD or microSDHC memory cardsSpecial Features:Android 4.1 Jelly Bean platform allows you to download apps from Google Play, such as YouTube, Instagram, Gmail, and Facebookbuilt-in Wi-Fi for easy wireless sharing of photosemail photos and upload to social networking sites directly from the cameraAllShare lets you wirelessly share photos with Samsung SmartTVs and other DLNA-compatible devicesbuilt-in GPS for tagging photos with location informationoptical image stabilization minimizes blurhigh-definition movie mode (up to 720p resolution)use voice commands to control key camera functions like zoom and shutter snap4.8" touchscreen display for intuitive menu navigation and on-board photo and video editingprogram auto, shutter-priority, aperture-priority, and manual exposure modesBest Face uses facial recognition and a rapid burst of photos to let you choose a subject's best facial expression for your photo19 Smart shooting modes including Continuous Shot, Beauty Face, and Panoramabuilt-in music player with external speaker and headphone minijackbuilt-in web browser and emailBluetooth compatible8GB internal memorybuilt-in flashConnections and Dimensions:HDMI output (cable not included)high-speed USB interfaceheadphone minijack5-1/16"W x 2-13/16"H x 3/4"Dweight: 10.7 oz. (without battery and memory card)warranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guaranteeSupplied Accessories:rechargeable lithium ion battery and AC charging stationUSB cable Today's point-and-shoot cameras make great pictures easier than ever From baby's first steps, to that dream vacation in the islands, these cameras make it easy to capture life's greatest hits. Today's cameras have helpful automatic features, like face detection and scene recognition that make shooting more foolproof than ever. And they all have plenty of megapixels for detailed photos that stay sharp, even when you enlarge and print them.
Samsung Galaxy Camera™ Written By wci, Harrisonburg, VA on Sunday, April 13, 2014 Interesting camera tied to Samsung Galaxy. I could have used a little more direction in understanding the setup - no real instructions without going to the internet, but those instruction were okay. Picture quality is good and the camera is realtively easy to use. It is hard to see the view screen in bright sunlight but that is true of my cell phone and any screens I have seen. The size makes it easy to carry. Overall it is a really good product for its price. Pros: Picture quality. The variety oc things for which you can use the camera. Cons: Hard to see to take a picture in the sun. No printed set up instructions
Samsung Galaxy Camera Written By TroyL, Lansing, Mi on Tuesday, October 29, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) We use this camera mainly for work taking pictures of legal documents to reduce copying costs. With the android capability, programs can be downloaded that allow us to easily convert the photo images to pdf documents and e-mailed from the camera. We use a lot of different types of camera in our line of work, and this camera takes as good of an image as any of the other cameras, but this is the only camera with android wi-fi capability. Pros: Very good picture quality and android wi-fi capabilities. Cons: Somewhat expensive.
Excellent Written By Kenneth, NY.,NY on Saturday, September 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Camera has solid and quality feel. The controls are response and very intuitive. I am only sorry that you have to read the full manual online! It's a hassle and I would rather have a printed manual so I can make notes and take it with me. Pros: solid feel, good quality, very sharp image. Cons: Almost all controls are on screen and you have to print full manual
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Galaxy camera Written By Bob, Florida on Saturday, August 24, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Takes great pictures, lots of options. Pros: Numerous setting, wi fi, picture editing Cons: Need better info to understand all the camera features
So far so good Written By Pam, Augusta county va on Tuesday, August 20, 2013 I like it so far.pictures look great and easy to use. Haven't used apps yet
Very Satisfied Customer Written By Anonymous, chicago, il on Monday, August 19, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) While this camera may be a bit larger than i anticiapted, the benefits of this camera far exceed this minor drawback. the photos are fantastic. While i have not progressed to the level where i would use the "Pro" settings, i have found the auto settings to do a great job regardless of me taking a photo of friends sitting or a butterfly flapping its wings. the photos have been perfect.
Samsung Galaxy 110 Written By Great Camera, Bondurant, IA on Tuesday, August 13, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a great little point and shoot camera for family outings and fun events. Not a high res camera at all. Video seems great from this camera. Easy to share pictures through wifi. Pros: Good video and easy to share pictures with friends and family through wifi. Love the apps that it has on it! Cons: Camera has the same small sensor as any other point and shoot camera so don't expect huge photos!
Samsung Galaxy Camera™ Written By Anonymous, Sugar Land, TX on Sunday, July 28, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very nice picture taken from this camera. Also enjoy the exactly same features as Galaxy S3 except for the phone call capability.


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Herman Miller Eames Outdoor Table, 42" Square Surface
designed by Charles and Ray Eames
At A Glance:
The timeless Eames Table has been revisited and revived for the outdoors. Herman Miller has engineered this mid-century classic to stand up to the weather by replacing parts not suitable for outdoor use, adding durable powder coating to the base, and offering stone tops that can stand the rain and look good year-round. Topped with a striking marble or granite table surface, this Eames masterpiece will become the focal point of your patio, porch, or dining room.
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What's To Like:
We won't pretend to know all there is to know about great design, but we're certain of one thing: this table looks really, really good. From the bullnose-cut top to the proportionately formed base, everything just feels right. And now, for the first time ever, you can take your Eames table for a walk in the rain. (Send us a video if you actually end up doing that.)
What's Not to Like:
This isn't a table you'll sit at and stretch your legs all the way out in front of you, but on a patio or indoors, it'll work fine for a party of 4 if you like each other. Who are we kidding, though? This shouldn't be "what's not to like" as much as "things to keep in mind."
The Bottom Line:
The square Eames Outdoor Table is beautiful, richly appointed, and an icon of the mid-century modern era. It's immediately recognizable for the enduring quality of its design, and will be an heirloom-quality feature anywhere you put it - on the patio, or indoors.
- Overall: 28.5" h x 42" w x 42" d
- Coated metal column and base in white or graphite satin
- Marble or granite top
- Top is cut to order and finished with a bullnose edge
Table Surface Options:
- Georgia White Marble was used by Daniel Chester French for his sculpture of Abraham Lincoln at the Lincoln Memorial
- Georgia Grey Marble comes from the quarry that produced the marble used in the 2004 renovation of the Museum of Modern Art in New York
- Wisconsin Black Marble is a unique dark stone, speckled with lustrous green and grey veins
- Quebec Graphite Granite, a subtly patterned, deep-hued stone, was used to rich effect in Chicago's John Hancock Center
The Herman Miller Eames Outdoor Table is also known by the following manufacturer Item Number: ET5SQ42
Materials & Measurements
Materials: marble or granite table tops, powder coated base and columnDimensions: 28.5" h x 42" w
Package dimensions: 50" h x 48" w x 54" d
Package weight: 326 pounds
Caring and Maintenance
With regular care and maintenance, your Herman Miller product will provide many years of superior performance and satisfaction. To maintain quality, please follow the cleaning instructions outlined here.
The instructions for the care and maintenance of Herman Miller products are provided to you as a service.
Stone Tabletops Stone tabletops are susceptible to staining. Exposure to insect repellents and suntan lotions and sprays may cause discoloration. Spills of acid-based liquids—such as coffee, wine, and fruit juice—should be wiped up immediately with a clean, soft cloth to avoid staining. For routine maintenance, rinse the tabletop with warm water to remove surface dirt and wipe dry with a clean, soft cloth. For normal cleaning, wash the surface with a mixture of a mild detergent and warm water and rinse immediately with warm water. Wipe dry with a clean, soft cloth. Do not use abrasive or acid-, alcohol-, or solvent-based cleaners. They will damage the surface. Herman Miller outdoor stone tabletops are treated with a sealer that penetrates deep into the porous surface. These tops require occasional resealing. To determine whether it's time to reseal your tabletop, pour a small amount of water onto it. If the water beads, resealing is not necessary. If beading does not occur, apply a natural stone sealer, available at hardware and home improvement stores, to provide continued protection. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for use. Table Bases Storage We also recommend bringing the furniture indoors for storage if the temperature stays below 40 degrees Fahrenheit (5 degrees Celsius) for an extended period. Herman Miller is an industry leader in the integration of cutting edge technology to furniture and other household items to make everyday life more comfortable, convenient, and stylish. Herman Miller stands out at the forefront of such fields as ergonomic technologies, environmentally friendly manufacturing processes, and customizable furniture items. In addition to producing some of the most outstanding office furniture in the world, Herman Miller has also taken on the responsibility of manufacturing some of the most celebrated furniture designs by some of the world's most famous designs. These "modern classics" include works by Charles and Ray Eames, George Nelson, and Isamu Noguchi. Herman Miller celebrates these famous mid-century designers' works through its extraordinarily precise manufacturing techniques and industry-leading green production processes. Herman Miller is a global company with operations, sales offices, dealers, and licensees in more than 40 countries in North America, Asia/Pacific, Europe, Middle East, Africa, and Latin America, serving customers virtually anywhere in the world. Herman Miller is headquartered in Zeeland, Michigan, while manufacturing facilities are located in the U.S., China, Italy, and the United Kingdom. Charles and Ray collaborated on some of the most stunning and beautiful film and design projects of the last century. They are responsible for the Powers of Ten film, Tocatta for Toy Trains (film), The Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman, the Eames Aluminum Group furniture, the molded plywood chair, the TimeLife chair and stool, and various award winning museum exhibitions, including Mathematica. The Eames left not a stone unturned in their lifelong quest to bring the "uncommon beauty of common thing" into modern design, and practically no medium was ever eschewed when it came to getting their point across. Separately they would be ranked extremely high on any respectable list of great designers in the 20th century, but together they were unstoppable. The Office of Charles and Ray Eames is still operating in California, with family member Lucia (daughter) and Eames Demetrios (grandson) running the family business. A great place for innovative and now historic film, toys, furniture and exhibits, the Office of Charles and Ray Eames is a California treasure.
For normal cleaning, wash coated metal surfaces with a soft cloth soaked in a mild detergent and warm water, then rinse thoroughly and dry immediately. Remove scuff marks from low-gloss coatings with presoftened paste wax, following the manufacturer's instructions. Use automotive polishing compounds, either liquid or paste, to remove scuff marks and scratches from high-gloss coatings. After polishing, apply a presoftened automotive paste wax to restore the original sheen.
Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight will cause your stone tabletop to fade. Placing the table away from direct sun or covering it appropriately when it is not in use will help avoid fading. If you choose to cover your table, be sure to remove the cover when the weather is warm or humid to reduce the chance of mold and mildew growth.Your FurnitureGenius Recommendations
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Charles and Ray Eames
Designers, artists, thinkers, and filmmakers- the Eameses were married for 37 years, and operated the Office of Ray and Charles Eames together for 35 of those years. They were partners in every sense of the word, sharing a home, an office, and collaborating on every piece of furniture and film they made together. For many years it was thought that Charles had been the driving force behind most of their design work, but recent findings have proven what had always been obvious about the two; they were inseparable, and the ideas they had and the projects they worked on were mutual and cooperative.
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Free White Glove Delivery in the contiguous United States.Eames Outdoor Tables are made to order and arrive in 12 weeks from the date of purchase.
Package dimensions:
Both versions: 50" h x 48" w x 54" d
Package weight:
Tall height version: 180 pounds
Low height version: 178 pounds
Warrantied for 3 years. The following conditions above are not covered under the warranty:
Natural characteristics in stone result in variations in hues, veins, crystals, and distinctive marks. These variations, as well as the subtle changes that occur as the stone ages are typical of natural materials. Over time, the stone may fade in color, the surface may stain, and surface cracks, if not already visible at time of purchase, may appear. Small cracks do not affect the structural integrity of the tabletop. Stone tabletops are susceptible to staining. Exposure to insect repellents and suntan lotions and sprays may cause discoloration. Spills of acid-based liquids, such as coffee, wine, and fruit juice, should be wiped up immediately with a clean, soft cloth to avoid staining.
Do you have specific questions about what's covered under Herman Miller's warranty for this product? Give our sales team a call at 888-467-6278 to get your questions answered.
Did you purchase a piece of Herman Miller furniture that's not working as expected? Send an email to email@example.com or contact our customer service department at 888-762-7841, and we'll take care of you. We usually ask for a photo or video of the warranty issue that you're experiencing, so if you want to expedite the warranty claim process, you can e-mail us with those attachments, and we'll jump on filing the claim for you right away


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By Jerry Bonkowski and Bob Moore
24 JEFF GORDON, Chevrolet
Team: Hendrick Motorsports
WHERE HE STANDS: Jeff Gordon remained in first place for the third consecutive week after Richmond. He leads second-ranked Matt Kenseth by five points and third-ranked Carl Edwards by 28 points.
TALLADEGA RECORD: 42 career starts, 6 wins, 15 top-5s, 19 top-10s, 3 poles. Best career finish: First in summer 1996, spring 2000, spring 2004, spring 2005, spring and fall 2007. Finished 11th in this race last year and was 14th in the fall Chase race there.
LOOKING AHEAD: Gordon is still in search of his first win of 2014. But he is atop the points standings because he continues to have consistent runs. Here's his thoughts on Sunday's race: "Qualifying this Saturday has the potential to be one of the most exciting sessions of the season. It's definitely going to be a learning experience on where to position yourself to get the best draft with the most speed. You can talk about a plan ahead of time, but that plan may completely change when the session starts."
LOOKING BACK: Gordon led almost half (173) of the 400 laps at Richmond, but couldn't hold off Joey Logano at the end, forcing Gordon to settle for second instead of earning his first win of 2014.
ETC.: Gordon has completed 91.8 percent (7,229) of the 7,877 total laps contested in 42 career starts at Talladega. His average start there is 11.6 and average finish is 16.2. He has a career-high nine DNF's there.
20 MATT KENSETH, Toyota
Team: Joe Gibbs Racing
WHERE HE STANDS: For the fourth consecutive week, Matt Kenseth remained in second place in the Sprint Cup standings. He trails points leader Jeff Gordon by five points and leads third-ranked Carl Edwards by 23 points.
TALLADEGA RECORD: 28 career starts, 1 wins, 5 top-5s, 9 top-10s, 0 poles. Best career finish: First in fall 2012. Finished eighth in this race last year and was 20th in last fall's Chase race there.
LOOKING AHEAD: Kenseth continues to look for his first win of the season, much like points leader Jeff Gordon. Other than last fall's 20th-place showing, Kenseth finished third, first and eighth in the previous three races.
LOOKING BACK: Kenseth led 35 laps but couldn't catch eventual race winner Joey Logano at Richmond, falling back to finish fifth in this past Saturday's race.
ETC.: Kenseth has completed 94.5 percent (5,011) of the 5,304 total laps contested in 28 career starts at Talladega. His average start there is 20.5 and his average finish is 17.7. He has four DNFs there.
99 CARL EDWARDS, Ford
Team: Roush Fenway Racing
WHERE HE STANDS: Carl Edwards remained in third-place for the fourth consecutive week in the Sprint Cup standings after Richmond. He trails points leader Jeff Gordon by 28 points, is 23 points behind second-ranked Matt Kenseth and leads fourth-ranked Kyle Busch by three points.
TALLADEGA RECORD: 19 career starts, 0 win, 2 top-5s, 5 top-10s, 0 poles. Best career finish: Third in spring 2013. Finished a career-best third in this race last year and was 17th in last fall's Chase race there.
LOOKING AHEAD: In his 20th career Sprint Cup start there, Edwards is looking to finally earn his first win at Talladega. He's come close several times, but luck has not been on his side. Perhaps it will be Sunday.
"One thing about this weekend at Talladega is that qualifying is going to be exciting. If I weren't in it, I would tune in to watch because it will be entertainment. Jimmy (crew chief Jimmy Fennig) and I have discussed this and know it will be three rounds of instant insanity. I have a feeling that it might be more dangerous than the race from a standpoint of tearing the race cars up. I really don't know what to expect. I am glad that we are in the position we are in with points and a win going into this weekend. It's going to be interesting. Our plan is to go for it and put our Fastenal Ford Fusion into Victory Lane."
LOOKING BACK: Edwards had a decent run at Richmond, finishing ninth, the highest-finishing driver from the Roush-Fenway Racing stable.
ETC.: Edwards has completed just 89.6 percent (3,238) of the 3,612 total laps contested in 19 career starts at Talladega. His average start there is 13.6 and his average finish is 20.6. He has five DNFs there.
18 KYLE BUSCH, Toyota


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Thursday, June 4, 2009
Discussion Of The Week - Week 5
What is your favorite horror movie tagline of all time?
This was not an easy one for me as there are so many great ones that come to mind and it's almost impossible to pick a favorite. Suspiria, Last House, I Spit On Your Grave, and the Hills Have Eyes remake all immediately come to my mind. But the one I ultimately have to go with is.....
"There's only one thing wrong with the Davis baby. IT'S ALIVE."
The biggest fear any parent has upon having a child is something being wrong with that child, right? I love how this tagline totally turns that thought right on its ass. The Davis baby is alive and well .... and that's the biggest nightmare of all for the parents! How fucked is that! On top of that brilliance, I also love how the movie title becomes a part of the tagline, delivering the punchline of the sick joke. Like any great tagline, this one pretty much demands that you watch the movie. What must this baby look like? What is this baby capable of?! It just begs to be seen! As proof of my point, this tagline was not attached to the film during its initial release and guess what? It was a box office flop! Three years later, it was reissued with a new ad campaign (seen here) and with this now famous tagline attached. The film became a success. Such is the power of a great tagline....
So what's your favorite? Leave a comment and lets talk about it!
***By the way, if anyone has any suggestions for future discussions, feel free to submit them to me either as a comment or in an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com***
28 comments:
- Nik Holmes said...
Wow, another cracker of a discussion! A few classics spring to mind,TCMs 'Who will Survive...' is a fave. But off the top of my head the one which really got me as a child amongst the Horror section of Starburst Video Rental Zombie Flesh Eaters 'We Are Going To EAT YOU' really used to give me the creeps. It's not clever, it's not poetic and it's certainly not subtle. But boy did it make me want to see the movie! Of course these are the levels a young mind works on, and as far as which tagline I appreciate today it's got to be The Things 'Man is the Warmest Place to Hide'. It's not a threat, or a warning, it's a statement of fact and because of that it's so chilling. If this Thing chooses you, well basically you have no say in the matter. Oof!
- June 4, 2009 at 1:55 AM
- Cins said...
I am SO cliche but my favorite to this very day and the one that always stays in my head it "In Space, no one can hear you scream".
I don't know why, but it really gives me a punch in the gut. - June 4, 2009 at 7:12 AM
- Zach said...
Easy: Alien.
In space, no one can hear you scream.
It doesn't hurt that it might be my favorite horror movie of all time. - June 4, 2009 at 7:16 AM
- Johnny said...
Nik - Ya, I love that tagline from The Thing too. It's one of the ones I considered putting down as my favorite. So creepy.
Cindy and Zach - How bout "In Space No One Can Eat Ice Cream" from Killer Klowns! ;) - June 4, 2009 at 7:23 AM
- Zacery Nova said...
I have an awful memory so there's probably loads that I've seen that I have then forgotten BUT I do like the one for "The Children".
"you brought them into the world...they will take you out."
I love the ones that have a pun involved in them.
- Zac - June 4, 2009 at 8:03 AM
- Johnny said...
That's an awesome one, Zac! First i've even heard that tagline.
- June 4, 2009 at 8:05 AM
- Cabby said...
I always loved this one from Re-Animator
"Herbert West Has A Very Good Head On His Shoulders... And Another One In A Dish On His Desk"
"The night HE came home"
I think this one is even cooler now that the movie is considered a classic. - June 4, 2009 at 8:31 AM
- Johnny said...
I'm suddenly reminded of the tagline for the porno flick Re-Penetrator, which I proudly own....
"Herbest West has a very good head on his shoulders....and another one on the dick in his pants!"
Classic! - June 4, 2009 at 10:06 AM
- Bjornabo said...
Mine has to be from "The Devils Rejects"
- Hell doesn't want them. Hell doesn't need them. Hell doesn't love them. This world rejects them. - June 4, 2009 at 10:22 AM
- The Warfreak said...
Well, Dawn of the Dead's immediately springs to mind "When there's no more room in hell, the dead will walk the earth"
Plan 9's: "Horrors From Outer Space Paralyze The Living And Resurrect The Dead!" is pretty awesome.
And Hellraiser's "It will tear your soul apart." is another great one. - June 4, 2009 at 11:33 AM
- kaiyn said...
Mine is "They're here." from Poltergeist. This is one movie that I never get tired of watching.
- June 4, 2009 at 11:49 AM
- Bjornabo said...
While we are on the subject of VHS-covers, I found this Awesome site while browsing the other day.
Alot of really cool looking covers. - June 4, 2009 at 11:52 AM
- Johnny said...
Thanks for that link Bjorn. Pretty cool site, I bookmarked it.
- June 4, 2009 at 11:58 AM
even though i have never seen the film, jaws 2's tagline i think is awesome:
"just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water"
there is just something about it.
also, even though it isnt a horror film, i always have loved the x-files taglines, "the truth is out there" "i want to believe" "trust no one". - June 4, 2009 at 12:03 PM
- Zach said...
Another personal favorite:
"Survival is the only option."
A highly underrated movie in my opinion. Loved it. - June 4, 2009 at 12:18 PM
While the tagline for Re-Animator is indeed great, it is not as good as the tagline for Bride of Re-Animator:
Date. Mate. Re-Animate.
That tagline is just full of win.
- Jake - June 4, 2009 at 1:05 PM
- Johnny said...
Zach - I remember liking Ravenous when I watched in many years ago. I should definetly watch that one again as I really don't remember much about it at all.
Jake - I think I might have to agree that that one is even better than Re-animator's! - June 4, 2009 at 1:09 PM
- Carl (ILHM) said...
Jaws 2 is an EXCELLENT choice, very high on my chart and didnt expect to see it!
I somehow dont have a favorite, so now Im going to have to go back and look at every single DVD I own (thanks Johnny lol), but here are a few classics:
Trapped in time...
Surrounded by evil.
Low on gas.
-Army of Darkness
This mall will cost you an arm and a leg.
-Chopping Mall - June 4, 2009 at 4:44 PM
- Geof said...
Jaws the Revenge
"This Time...It's Personal!"
Cracks me up every time I see it. It's like wtf? - June 4, 2009 at 6:12 PM
- Johnny said...
haha ya that one always struck me as quite humorous
- June 4, 2009 at 8:00 PM
- Cins said...
Johnny>>*LOL* Oh Crap, I TOTALLY forgot about that one! There's also the wonderfully goofy one from House "Ding-Dong you're Dead".
- June 4, 2009 at 8:11 PM
- Isaac said...
hatchet: "It's not a remake, it's not a sequel, and it's not based on a Japanese one."
i dont think i have seen it here yet.
i think the tagline kinda breaks the 4th wall, but that makes it so awesome!!
i havent seen the film, and i didnt plan on seeing it, looked alot like a friday the 13th ripoff. but after reading about it here i might watch it tonight. - June 4, 2009 at 11:44 PM
'It's Alive' is a great one!
Here's one I love..
http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn269/MayorMcCheese-x/Movie%20Posters/1981/scanners_ver1.jpg - June 5, 2009 at 1:27 PM
- Scandy Tangerine Man said...
Can't pick just one!
MANIAC: "I warned you not to go out tonight."
BLIND RAGE: "They're kings of kung fu. Master thieves...And BLIND!"
SLEDGEHAMMER: "Flesh tears. Bones Shatter. The nightmare has begun."
HONKY: "A love story...of HATE."
DRILLER KILLER: "There are those who kill violently!" - June 7, 2009 at 5:33 PM
- Scandy Tangerine Man said...
MUDHONEY: "...leaves a taste of evil!"
BLOOD FEAST: "Nothing so appalling in the annals of horror!"
WINTER A-GO-GO: "Ski Buffs and Ski Babes on the Go-Go in the Snow-Snow!"
SAVAGE!: "On the sheets or in the streets, he's SAVAGE!" - June 7, 2009 at 5:50 PM
- Brad said...
I think it's just the classic..
Genius! - June 8, 2009 at 8:53 PM
What about "HE`S FOUND HER" from "poltergeist 3" (i wish i bloodywell could). By the way johnny, have you read "Soiled Sinema`s" reveiw of "poltergeist 3"?, they even put my name on the reveiw!!!. I just wondered if you knew what was going on over at "Soiled Sinema"?, they haven`t reveiwed any films for 3 months. They always publish all my comments no matter how absurd or offensive.
- August 13, 2009 at 7:48 AM
Yeah, that's right. I'm back.
Anyway, I can't believe no one said this.
The Fly, motherfuckers. Classic shit. - September 10, 2009 at 5:44 PM


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I created a web page pulling together all the mods I have made in order to use a lens ring clamp with the M1L. Enjoy.
I created a web page pulling together all the mods I have made in order to use a lens ring clamp with the M1L. Enjoy.
It never occurred to me that one could attach a lens ring directly to the upper rotator. That's an interesting idea. I wonder if one could make that work on an NN3? Maybe with the R1/R10 pole adapter as a spacer?
When I visualized using a lens ring on an NN3, I envisioned putting it on the upper arm. That's not as good as what you did Dennis.
Nick, maybe you could piece together a prototype since you have all the parts handy.
Think of it as a way to sell lens rings to people like me who want to keep the flexibility of an adjustable upper arm.
I did this back in 2009:
I have been suggesting a lens ring mount pano head (not the R1) for a very long time now. When I saw the first M1 prototype, I knew that my prayers had been answered. As you can see from the previous post, it does not take very much to get the M1 to work well with a lens ring clamp.
If you already have a NN3, you will need to purchase an R1 kit along with the pole adapter. This will give you the Arca clamp, lens ring clamp and rotator. You then need to source a 1/4-20 threaded knob. You bolt the adapter to the clamp. I put one of the extra NN3 detent rings between the pole adapter and the vertical NN3 arm. I also put a very think aluminum washer between the vertical arm and the knob. Only then do you cut the threaded knob to length. It has been several years since I put these parts together, so I may be missing a part.
That is a very sensible way to mount a camera and disposes of all sorts of alignment problems and makes a much simpler kit.
Nick, why not make an adapter kit for this with all the requisite parts? Actually two kits. One kit with the QR system and one kit without.
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It will be easier for NN4. Just buy a QRC-40B to replace the upper rail. For NN3/ NN3II sold, there may be a problem for the upper rotator. We have more than 1 sizes in the hole of vertical rail that acts as the rotation axis.
Per your request, we are making some lens ring plate for use on the upper rail of NN3/4/5. That may be enough for now.
We need to make better documentation (something I am weak at) before we introduce even more variation.
Last edited by nick fan; 12-28-2011 at 02:20 AM.
We listen. We try harder.
That is demonstrated in the very first announcement.
It is a design intent in day 1. That is why the upper rail is not fixed to the rotator.
Dennis just adds a spacer to increase the clearance between the vertical rail and lens axis for better nadir patching.
We listen. We try harder.
Well, if I had all that extra money, that's exactly what I would do. But:
Lens Ring $109.00
I have a perfectly good NN3 that is perfect size for the cameras I use. And for me, just buying a lens ring is a big financial decision that I would have to think about a real long time.
And may I make the suggestion that a simple knob and bolt are more than adequate to fix a lens ring to the upper rail of an NN3 so if you can make an adapter that screws onto the lens ring that has a bolt hole -- that would be simpler and cheaper and smaller and lighter than any QR system.
Something like Heinz made a while back. I can't find the picture but a rail plate that just screws onto the lens ring and then a knob/bolt holds it on the top rail.
A QR system only adds unnecessary weight and complexity. A knob/bolt is light and simple.
Last edited by DemonDuck; 12-28-2011 at 03:37 AM.
But that's an M1 -- there is no way I would ever need an M1 or be able to afford one.
I'm afraid I am not a very good customer because I simply have neither the money or the need for most of your new products.
My NN3 is going to be my pano head for a long, long time. Maybe forever. I hope you continue to support NN3's.
We listen. We try harder.
Looks like I'll be buying a lens ring then. As soon as I figure out which lens I want to use for the next couple of years. That's the hard part given how fast things change.
The new T-adapter sounds good -- but a little late for me. I'm going with the NEX which has a properly centered tripod hole. But any person who has a compact camera with an offset tripod hole need that.
But the lens ring plate for the NN3 -- that's really good. That alone will save lots of alignment hassle. Make it thick enough to give proper lens clearance between the lens and the upper arm. Small cameras fit really close to the upper arm and many lenses have bigger diameter than the height of the camera.
I'm glad you will continue to support the NN3. It's a real work horse.
Maybe I'm the only one who is not afraid to speak my mind. Most of the people here hold you in high regard and are intimidated by you. I hold you in high regard and am a little intimidated by you but think it is important for you to hear ideas and opinions that are different than the rest. That may piss you off at times but in the long run -- it will help you produce a stronger product line.
I find that an extraordinary statement. From Chambers Dictionary:
intimidate: verb transitive: to strike fear into; to influence by threats or violence.
I cannot believe that anyone would get this impression of Nick from his helpful and responsive postings here and elsewhere.
I find Nick to be the exact opposite of intimidating. Very easy to talk to while discussing ideas.
Meriam Webster --
intimidate: : to make timid or fearful
I feel a little timid expressing my ideas and viewpoints. I sort of feel that I should mind my own business. But I've invested a lot of time into learning how to shoot panos -- at whatever level of ability I have. And I feel the need for certain pieces of equipment that are not offered by Nodal Ninja. But everybody else seems perfectly satisfied. So when I speak out about my perceived needs, I feel like I'm interrupting a group of people that is perfectly content.
That makes me a little timid and when I write stuff here in this and other blogs, I get a little nervous or fearful at potential reaction.
I think others probably feel the same way.
John, you took an extreme definition of intimidate. It's not like that.


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^^^no its not, i like when woman artists create graff thats dope as hell, but doesn't look as if a certain sex or what not created it, i hate all the graff thats got bubbled letters and shit, check out mad c and you know what i'm talkin about
fly stencils are dope
nah, I understand. Its honest good graff, and doesn't have any hearts or butterflies or some girlie stuff like that which would make it seem obvious that a girl did it.
I was just saying it sounded sexist because it seemed like you were saying "wow thats actually good, which is surprising because girls always have lame shit"
anyways... not like hearts or butterflies are bad or anything... >.>
P.S. Thanks for the compliment
actually, girls tend to have a distinct feminime touch in their work......it's jus natural, n ya i kno wut u talkin bout borg
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I think the top one has potential if you turned it into a karak, just needs a thin black outline and a face or something.
The bottom one just looks like a random smudge? A little too abstract for me.
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man, the shit i go through for you guys. just kidding
heres a flick for this pointless post.
but seriously, im gonna try and get everyones packs out by the end of next week.
ser, mewt, rfi spit, clowney cakes, teze, and haz-e.
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some quick shit i did today, the sticker in the middle is some simples from my *****--shoyu(show-you), so give him some love
bhahaha i had 3 fans in the window blowing air out.
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hate talking without a flick.
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7.11 - "who let the bugs out?!"
ati does not care about our opinion that much. after all we are merely their customers. ("pay for our product and we do not care what happens next" - that's my impression of their linux attitude so far).
if it weren't for opensource drivers i would scrap some cash for a different video card asap.
Oh, they care, alright- they have to.
Linux is the OS of cluster computing. If they don't have working drivers, you can't use their GPUs for cluster compute boost. Moreover, making THIS crowd happy is important for that same business segment- we're the ones that reccomend the hardware of that nature and the hardware everyone else buys.
If we're not happy, then we don't reccomend their stuff in the future. If we don't reccomend, they will see lower or much lower sales.
Now, you say, why in the Hell are we seeing the treatment we're seeing?
Because AMD didn't know the extent of the mess ATI had made for itself and therefore for AMD- ATI butchered all but the DirectX group and the silicon design groups- either through layoffs or attrition with no replacement of the people leaving. AMD then followed this by a RIF globally because the acquisition of ATI and a few other things gave them financial indigestion and they had to appease the day traders so their stock price would stop dropping. This further reduced their manpower.
What you're seeing is the result of a prior upper management group betting on Vista followed up by an unknowing upper management not realizing that they've got some serious problems in one of their main business segments.
While I'm going to still poke fun at them over this debacle, I'm still willing to consider them as a viable possibility- they're seriously interacting with us at this time and they're seriously trying to fix the problems, even if the closed driver is still a big fat mess right at the moment.
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7.11 - The Nutshot Edition
"Who is this 8.43 that you speak of?"
"BUFU"(Buy Us Fuck You) edition
I think pretty much ATI is being fucked here, we (as linux users) have put grip on them; and the market too, so some time-handling problems again because of us.
We are making them to deliver us good stuff in minimum time, but they are acting with too much haste. Take a look at nVidia, got nearly more market than ATI, has a stable "binary, proprietary" driver and time 2 time changing one byte of code, releasing as a major release, sitting calm on a sofa, and not giving a bit of their GPU specification 2 us, and most of us think they're doing better that ATI!
But it IS the opposite, there is much progress in ATI, but since this progress is with too much haste, their work is all fucked up.
Most of us are willing to get binary drivers every 4 months instead of 1 month, but have it with major progresses and no bugs. This is better, both for us, and for ATI, since they can do their whatever works, with less haste and more accuracy -> which leads to our happiness, and to their more successive future.
But I said major progress, not changing release number and say: "Hey everybody: We changed our release number system and we have released a driver with one buggy thing fixed up and having more buggy parts involved"
This could be the way they should have acted till now, but Since they have released some of their specifications, the only thing which can please us to appreciate them, is only releasing all the specification ASAP...
I hope someone from ATI would read these stuff i wrote here
Last edited by klaus; 11-23-2007 at 03:37 PM.
i'd rather have ati devs follow more opensource-like model in their development (ground-up like work). fglrx/catalyst is totally ridden with bugs.
i'd rather see ati release a basic but _stable_ 2d-only driver, and slowly expand it, month by month. but keeping it stable (and compatible with new x.org/kernel) in the first place. but that's not the way proprietary development is done - customers are just less forgiving in this case :]
i really don't believe we'll ever see a stable and relatively bug-free fglrx/catalyst-or-whatever-the-new-name-is driver the way the development is being done now. it just seems like there is way too much bugs to fix everywhere in the driver. that's why i gave up on the driver - i just can't see it getting stable. ever.
i'd rather use less functional but more stable opensource solution.
Bingo... but we're doing *that* with the open source driver efforts. The opne source driver can be kept compatible with new x/kernel development, partly because it will be smaller and simpler, and partly because it will be open source so problems can be investigated quickly and easily.
does it mean you're planning to make new fglrx/catalyst driver on top of radeonhd codebase, when it matures? (not sure if the license allows that).
The idea is to offer a choice of drivers -- a simple, stable open source driver which can be easily tweaked to work on the newest x & kernel releases (and which can serve as a development vehicle for them), plus a more feature-rich, performance-optimized proprietary driver which will be tested and supported on specific distros.
We probably need another Phoronix article to make the whole story clear.


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Art of Board's recycled skateboard wall tiles were an even bigger hit at ICFF this year. The crowd was loving the colorful wall tiles that makes use of defunct decks.
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Urbio magnetic modular holders are an easy way for urban dwellers to create vertical gardens on their walls while also organizing things like pens, tsotchkes and utensils.
We fell head-over-heels in love with Kast Van Een Huis – a Dutch company making these adorable house-shaped closets and storage lockers for kids. Not only are they the cutest thing ever, allowing children to play grownup and "own their own house", but the materials and finishings are all eco-friendly and non-toxic as well. Stacked in a row of 4 or 5 they make a sweet "street" – perfect for a kindergarten classroom. LOVE!
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"ULTIMATE" Critter-Gitter OUT OF HERE!
By Farmer Kerry and his Dusty Farm Girl
from Cynthiana, KY
About Me Master Gardener
Comments about Live Animal Cage Trap -- 12''x11''x36'' w/ Sliding Rear Door:
Highly recommend this item for catching those pesky ground dwelling critters.
(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
look out coons!
By jim
from Wayne county, NC
About Me Professional Landscaper
this thing is great! i live near a swamp where i duck hunt, and the raccoons are bad. so i got three of these and guess what, over a time period of a week i got 23 coons exact!! i use a dead fish in all of them and it works great. i mean this thing has sat in mud and been rained on but they keep catching coons! i recomend this to anybody who needs to get rid of any thing from squirrels to foxes. its great!
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
By NONE
from DOWAGIAC, MI.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Works for feral cats
By Val
from White Hall, MD
I used this trap to catch my feral barn cat in order to get her spayed. It worked fine, she could not get out and she was not hurt. She was really rocking the cage, but she could not damage it. There was enough room for her to move around. I felt confident that the feral cat could not get out while driving her to the vet. My one complaint is the way the cage was shipped. It was shipped in just one box. There was no packing material, it was not placed inside another box in order to protect it. So of course, it arrived damaged. We were able to bang out the damaged area. This was a cheap way to ship and almost guarantees damage during shipment.I could not give the product 5 stars because of the poor packaging.
Safeguard Live Animal Cage Trap
By trapper john
from Moffat, Temple TX
About Me Getting Started
The trap is used to live trap pest animals that dig up the flower beds and yard. It is light-weight and has a rear sliding door. It is easy to carry, transport and release.


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