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Topless in a field or in a skimpy bikini on the beach, Rihanna is regularly seen stripping down to next to nothing and showing off her famous curves. The singer also likes to talk about being naked – and how strong it makes her feel.
Hundreds of stars were victims in the scandal including Jennifer Lawrence and Rihanna
The pop beauty stripped off and bared her body for the steamy snaps
The star was surrounded by her pals as she smoked a cigar in her midnight blue gown
Gabrielle found out she had been targeted the day after she got married, when rumours began circulating that she was on the hacker's master list and that her photos would be posted online soon
Only Rihanna could appear in a cooking special and get her boobs and bum out. Caution these pictures are hotter than a paella pan
The pop star, who leaves little to the imagination in a shoot for Elle magazine, also reveals she is actually SHY in a new interview
Maiden has no trains, no buses, no neon signs... just a grocery and hardware store but it's home to the most technically-advanced place in the world
The former Spice Girl Mel and bandmates Mel B, Victoria Beckham, Emma Bunton and Geri Halliwell coined the phrase "girl power" as a term of empowerment
The second wave of the photo hacking scandal continues with Amber Heard, Kim Kardashian and Rihanna among the latest victims
The Pour It Up singer didn't seem to have a care in the world that naked photos of her are circulating online - she's too fabulous
Although it has not been confirmed that the photos show Rihanna, the images, seen by Mirror Celeb, show a woman with a striking resemblance to the Barbadian beauty
Hunger Games star and over 100 other celebrities are reported to be victims of a malicious hacker - but they're not the first to see private photos go public
As the Oscar winner says her privacy has been violated, Katie Hind asks why, once again, female talent is being ignored - and instead we're talking about bodies
RiRi showed how self-obsessed she is by wearing a t-shirt of herself - in stripper gear - just in case we didn't know she loved herself
Rita Ora has copied Miley Cyrus by stripping off and posing topless on a rooftop in her bikini bottoms with her arms outstretched
As Lady Gaga bares all in a see-through plastic top and neon knickers on stage - we look at other stars who have got their kit off
Pals say Karrueche can't stay away from jailbird Chris as the rapper can't help but think about Rihanna
The singer spent most of the day watching the World Cup game and it clearly got her all fired up for the night
The singer is anything but shy and she shocked the world again today by baring all in front of the mirror - with just a mini octopus to cover her nipple
The Barbadian beauty must have been boiling in the black shiny puffer jacket, which covered her usually bare torso
It might have divided opinion - but it definitely gets Family Guy's Peter Griffin's seal of approval
Someone REALLY needs to take this girl to Debenhams for a bra-fitting...
The mostly-naked singer caught out attention again in her see-through dress
Demi Moore and Bruce Willis' daughter says she has no regrets about about posting pictures of herself walking around topless in New York City
Demi Moore and Bruce Willis' daughter has just shown how to really protest in a truly daring way - and grab attention from across the world
Few were looking at the Clippers game, as the Diamonds singer went braless - and then copped a feel to check her boob was still there
We're familiar with the cleavage, the sideboob and even the sidebum. But we've never seen a bum-cleavage before. At least, not intentionally...
The Rude Boy singer is preparing for the summer months with a new rooftop terrace and ridding those tan lines
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The social photo sharing site threatened to shut down the singer's account if she didn't remove the NSFW pictures


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The rise and fall of modulation
Why have reciprocating designs fallen out of favor relative to the rotary compressor that is so predominant today? Read about the evolution of efficient controls for compressed air systems.09/11/2006
Remember the old reliable orifice plate
The cost-effective dP flow meter is ideal for utility surveys, Senior Editor Dirk Willard says in this month's Chemical Processing Field Notes column.09/11/2006
Biomonitoring gets a going-over
The current state of biomonitoring is detailed in the much anticipated report issued July 24 by the Committee on Human Biomonitoring for Environmental Toxicants of the National Academies, Washington, D.C.09/11/2006
Energy savings are often disguised as problems
Carefully managing compressed air can save money. Compressed air is often overlooked in energy studies because many people do not fully understand compressed air equipment, their own system, or what it costs to produce compressed air power.08/18/2006
2006 Readers' Choice Survey
The equipment, services and suppliers selected to make a job easier greatly contribute to on-the-job success. The Readers' Choice survey identifies the leading vendors in more than 40 categories.08/17/2006
Pumping Temperature Considerations
"Bad actor" pumps are those pumps that have trouble with frequent and repetitive failures. In many cases, the source of the problem is an ANSI pump trying valiantly to handle a liquid well beyond the range of its design rating.of 300 degs. F.06/19/2006
CFD tackles tube bundles with large longitudinal pitch
Because thermal-hydraulic behavior can be complex and non-linear, extrapolating design rules derived from data can lead to some very surprising results.02/27/2006
Oil refinery minimizes manual tank measurements
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Who Will Manage Your Industrial Energy Costs?
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Motives and rewards for managing plant-wide energy consumption
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Let's talk about GA pay
A friend reached out last week to ask if I had heard any chatter about grad assistants receiving a bump in their scholarships to cover "cost of attendance."
As many are aware, beginning in August, schools will now be allowed to provide additional funds to athletes to cover the school stipulated "cost of attendance" (meant to address things such transportation to and from, computers, calculators and other miscellaneous expenses not addressed by traditional "room and board"). While many universities are still finalizing exactly how much that will be, most estimates peg that figure in the ballpark of an additional $4,000 per year per student.
Back to my story: I had not heard any chatter along the lines of grad assistants also receiving "cost of attendance" in their scholarships; but the concept makes a lot of sense to me, so I asked a few questions. For those not familiar, when referring to grad assistants, I'm referring to young coaches, typically in the very early part of their careers (often right out of college), who work very long hours while receiving very little compensation. Grad assistants are required to be accepted into school, and must attend graduate level classes, working towards an advanced degree, all while working 60-plus hours per week for the football team. While their scholarships do cover the tuition costs associated with their pursuit of an advanced degree, the "stipend" portion of their scholarship amounts to very, very little per month.
I reached out to several programs to ask how much the grad assistants received per month. Most of the coaches and administrators I asked seemed reluctant to answer, but upon pressing they answered the question. One AD responded that his grad assistants receive "just under $1,000 per month and nothing in the summer". A few associate ADs responded with "about $1,100 here, depending on what program they are in," and "I'm ashamed to say it, but our guys get $800 before taxes." The most I heard from any program was from one who said their guys got $1,500 per month.
When I asked these coaches and administrators if they had discussed the possibility of their grad assistants receiving the cost of attendance bump they responded nearly in unison that while they had not thought of that, they liked the idea, but felt that it could be a tough sell to their universities.
Let's step back and think about this for a minute.
Allow me to set the stage. First, graduate assistant positions at the Division I level are extremely sought after; possibly more sought after than the athletic scholarships many of these same guys got when choosing where they would pursue their undergraduate degree. For example (and purely hypothetically speaking), an offensive lineman from the state of Oklahoma might have worked and dreamed all of his 17 years of life to strap up at OU. Luckily for him, he was blessed with great genes, an incredibly strong work ethic, successful and supportive parents and excellent high school coaches. Yes, he was lucky enough to have been one of four offensive linemen the Sooners offered a scholarship to that year. He was fortunate enough to have also received offers from other programs such as Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri and other regional programs, but for family reasons he wanted to stay close to home and chose to play at Oklahoma. Now, let's jump forward in this hypothetical example: four years later he is finishing out both his degree and his playing time and is set to marry the young lady of his dreams. He was a leader on the team, a 4.0 student and contributed to OU's success on the field, but just didn't have the size and athleticism necessary to take his game to the next level. That was okay with this young man, he was very happy with his college education, and playing experience at OU and he was one of the lucky few who felt strongly at his young age that he had found his calling, he wanted to coach college football and be a positive influence on the lives of young men in the same way his coaches were for him…and he wanted to do it at OU, near his parents home, the only place he or his fiancee ever has or ever will consider home.
Wait, what's that? A problem? First, Oklahoma only has one grad assistant position that works with the offensive line and that position is already filled. Oh, and the "pay" associated with that role? Imagine telling your new wife that "take home pay is just about $1,000 per month." That's a hard thing to do. What's the response when she rightfully points out that that amount is less than you were receiving during your senior year when you were on athletic scholarship? Oh, and the hours? "Well, during the season we're in the office at six, game planning until nine when I have to hustle across campus to the graduate school of business. Classes until noon then back to football. We meet from one to 2:40 and then practice from three to six, quick bite to eat and then we watch film from seven to nine. The coaches leave about then which allows me some quiet time…to do all of the things they need done by six a.m. the next day when we all get back in. Then I try to find some time to do the grad school assignments for the day, and the next thing I know it's midnight. Guess I'll blow up the airbed again and rack out here on the floor. G'night."
Back to actually being "lucky" enough to get one of these coveted positions, as the owner of FootballScoop I can attest that when one of these positions opens, and is publicized, the program can easily receive hundreds of applications in one hour. I recall last year, Ohio State asked us to put word out that they had an opening for a defensive grad assistant position…and they called back about two hours later begging that we shut it down…their email, phones and fax machines (yeah) had blown up. "Hundreds of resumes already." Yeah, these aren't easy positions to get.
The truth about grad assistant positions is that they typically go to the "best and brightest," the future of the profession, the guys who want to coach for all of the right reasons. If 1,000 qualified guys want a job, your college coach isn't going to hire you unless you have "it." "It" in this case is the deep desire to help young men improve their lives, to devote your life to helping others. These are the young men who one day will be as revered as Saban, Snyder, Stoops, and Beamer (all of whom were grad assistants). Or, the next Urban Meyer could make an entirely sane and sensible decision to enter another profession, one that doesn't require fealty in the form of cranking out 60-hour weeks for three bucks an hour.
It's time to change this, and adding the cost of attendance bump into their scholarships would be a good first step.
Which active coaches are climbing up their school's all-time wins list?
Two years ago we embarked on a daring, ground-breaking, never-before-seen project to catalogue a list of FBS coaches at (or near) their respective schools' all-time wins list. Despite countless warnings and doubts, we accomplished our goal.
And with all the moving and shaking within college football over the past two years, now feels like the right time to update the list. Whereas in 2013 seven coaches held their school's all-time wins record, one (Larry Blakeney) has retired, another (Mike Riley) has taken another job, and four more have won their way on to the list.
A total of 36 coaches* made the list, and by the end of the 2015 season nearly one in five coaches could hold the gold or silver medal for all-time victories. In a time where there's never been more pressure and volatility, that's a testament to the talents of these coaches and their staffs – and to 12-game regular seasons with an ever-expanding bowl schedule.
(*We decided to include all of FBS this year, leading to admittedly wonky results like Larry Coker beating a council of ghosts to hold the UTSA wins mark and Charlie Partridge making the list with all of three career victories.)
1. Bill Snyder – 187 wins
2. Mike Ahearn – 39 wins
Want to see Snyder's impact on Kansas State's football history? There you have it. An eight-win season in 2015 will allow Snyder to quintuple the second-winningest coach in K-State history.
1. Gary Pinkel – 113 wins
2. Don Faurot – 101 wins
1. Ken Niumatalolo – 57 wins
2. George Welsh – 55 wins
1. Pat Fitzgerald – 60 wins
2. Lynn Waldorf – 49 wins
1. Bob Stoops – 168 wins
2. Barry Switzer – 157 wins
1. Mike Gundy – 84 wins
2. Pat Jones – 62 wins
1. Steve Spurrier – 84 wins
2. Rex Enright – 64 wins
1. Gary Patterson – 132 wins
2. Dutch Meyer – 109 wins
1. Larry Coker – 23 wins
1. Frank Beamer – 231 wins
2. Bill Dooley – 64 wins
1. Fisher DeBerry – 169 wins
2. Ben Martin – 96 wins
3. Troy Calhoun – 59 wins
1. Paul "Bear" Bryant – 232 wins
2. Frank Thomas – 115 wins
3. Nick Saban – 86 wins
Saban will never pass the Bear, but he's only three seasons away from surpassing Frank "Not The Big Hurt" Thomas for No. 2 at one of college football's most storied programs… and that's after going 9-2 in one season at Toledo, posting a top-10 season at Michigan State, winning a national title and LSU and depositing two seasons leading the Miami Dolphins.
1. Grant Teaff – 128 wins
2. Morley Jennings – 83 wins
3. John D. Bridgers – 49 wins
4. Art Briles – 44 wins
1. LaVell Edwards – 257 wins
2. Bronco Mendenhall – 90 wins
Like Saban, Mendenhall will never own his school's all-time record, but he is putting some distance between himself and No. 3 G. Ott Romney, who happens to be a distant relative of one-time presidential hopeful Mitt Romney.
1. Gene McDowell – 86 wins
2. George O'Leary – 81 wins
1. Frank Howard – 165 wins
2. Danny Ford – 96 wins
3. Dabo Swinney – 61 wins
1. Howard Schnellenberger – 58 wins
2. Carl Pelini – 5 wins
3. Brian Wright – 4 wins
4. Charlie Partridge – 3 wins
1. Mario Cristobal – 27 wins
2. Don Strock – 15 wins
3. Ron Turner – 5 wins
1. Bobby Bowden – 315 wins
2. Bill Peterson – 62 wins
3. Jimbo Fisher – 58 wins
Even keeping up his insane 11.6-win average for the next two decades, Fisher would still be 25 wins behind Bowden at age 69.
1. Vince Dooley – 201 wins
2. Wallace Butts – 140 wins
3. Mark Richt – 136 wins
At his current 9.71 win pace, Richt will pass Dooley sometime in 2021.
1. Hayden Fry* – 143 wins
2. Kirk Ferentz – 115 wins
1. Charlie Weatherbie – 31 wins
2. Todd Berry – 27 wins
1. Nelson Stokey – 143 wins
2. Rickey Bustle – 106 wins
3. Mark Hudspeth – 52 wins
1. Frank Camp – 118 wins
2. Howard Schnellenberger – 54 wins
3. Bobby Petrino – 50 wins
1. Charles McClendon – 137 wins
2. Les Miles – 103 wins
Perhaps a national title, two SEC titles and the school's all-time wins record would get LSU fans off The Hat's back. Eh, probably not.
1. Bob Pruett – 79 wins
2. Doc Holliday – 40 wins
1. Duffy Daugherty – 109 wins
2. Mark Dantonio – 75 wins
1. Charles Murphy – 155 wins
2. Boots Donnelly – 140 wins
3. Rick Stockstill – 57 wins
1. Jackie Sherrill – 75 wins
2. Allyn McKeen – 65 wins
3. Dan Mullen – 46 wins
1. Joe Novak – 63 wins
2. Jerry Pettibone – 33 wins
3. Bill Mallory – 25 wins
Jerry Ippoliti – 25 wins
5. Dave Doeren – 23 wins
Rod Carey – 23 wins
Tied for fifth right now, another MAC title could have Carey in second place by turn of the year. A few more years like that would hand him the record by the next Women's World Cup.
1. Don Peden – 129 wins
2. Bill Hess – 108 wins
3. Frank Solich – 72 wins
1. Jess Neely – 144 wins
2. Ken Hatfield – 55 wins
3. David Bailiff – 48 wins
1. Claude Gilbert – 61 wins
2. Ted Tollner – 43 wins
3. Don Coryell – 36 wins
4. Rocky Long – 32 wins
1. Jim Leavitt – 75 wins
2. Skip Holtz – 16 wins
3. Willie Taggart – 6 wins
1. Pop Warner – 71 wins
2. John Ralston – 55 wins
3. Tyrone Willingham – 44 wins
4. David Shaw – 42 wins
1. Ike Armstrong – 141 wins
2. Ron McBride – 88 wins
3. Kyle Whittingham – 85 wins
Video: Inside the philosophy of Chad Morris' strength staff at SMU
Chad Morris has a clear vision as he leads his first ever major college football program, and so too does his director of strength and conditioning Trumain Carroll.
The major difference between the two is that Carroll's has absolutely nothing to do with what ends up in the win-loss column.
"Our goal for the SMU strength and conditioning department, and our football team, is to change the mentality."
"I can't sit up here and demand wins and losses because I'm not a ball coach – but I am a strength and conditioning coach – and I can guarantee that when we prepare these guys to play football in the fall, they're going to take the field with a new mentality, a new passion, a new energy, a new belief that they can do anything that they put their minds to."
Carroll compares his staff's important work with the team with the foundation of a house to start the clip.
"The first thing that is laid on a building is the foundation. If that foundation isn't sound or sturdy, than anything that you build on top of that foundation will not sustain, therefore the foundation is the most crucial part of the building," Carroll explains.
Hear more on the SMU weight room philosophy being instilled by Carroll and his strength staff in the clip below.
Video of the Day – Everyone Wants to Be a Lion
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Everyone Wants to Be a Lion
While at New Hampshire Chip Kelly "changed offenses every week"
Long before Chip Kelly was putting his own stamp on a NFL franchise in Philadelphia, or storming out of the tunnel with Nike's latest flashy uniform at Oregon and putting up video game type numbers, he was calling offensive plays at New Hampshire.
In seven of his eight seasons running the offense (1999-2006) for the FCS Wildcats, Kelly's offenses averaged over 400 yards a game, and averaged over 30 points a game in his final four seasons before leaving for Oregon. In 2004 alone, his offenses broke 29 offensive records at the school.
If you thought his offenses with the Eagles, or at Oregon were exciting and somewhat unconventional, then you'll love this tidbit from Eagles quarterbacks coach Ryan Day, who coached the tight ends under Kelly at New Hampshire in 2002.
"At that time, we were changing offenses every week. We would go from Run 'n Shoot to the Wing-T to the Veer. One week we threw it six times, the next week we threw it 65 times," Day told Philly Mag and Birds 24/7.
That may surprise some people, and sound downright crazy to a lot of high school coaches that stake their reputation on buying into a specific offensive system, but to others it's just another layer in the innovative mind of Kelly.


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I have a love-hate relationship with this mascara. I love love love it for the first week or two... Until it dries out. Then I hate it and have to throw it out. If they can get the formula to stay wet, I will never buy anything else. 3 stars but only cuz I really like it for the first couple weeks.
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HG mascara. The definition that this gives lashes is absolutely unreal. Application is a breeze and never clumps - which is really surprising given my longer, thicker lashes that are always getting stuck together. My one complaint is that the color could be more of a severe black but I guess you can't win them all.
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Plenty of the Irish pubs around here are just poseurs where jersey-clad dudes bro out with a bottle of Bud. For the real deal, it's James's Gate, a warm place packed with diners and drinkers enjoying an al fresco quaff on the patio in summer or getting comfortably lit by the fire in winter. Late night brings packs of friends, toasting the good times with pints of Smithwick's and plates of curry chips and mash.
Previous Winners:
2015 Best Irish Pub
Within the enormous spectrum of Irish-ish spots in Boston, what ultimately sets the Druid apart is its unwavering commitment to the basics (a perfectly poured Guinness, traditional live music sessions,...
2014 Best Irish Pub
Discussions of Boston's Irish pubs typically involve squirrely notions of authenticity. The problem is, no such thing exists, and most attempts ring about as true as some "Ireland-land" simulacrum at...
2013 Best Irish Pub
2011 Best Irish Pub
Far too many of our Irish pubs cater to students, putting flat-screens on the walls and wings on the menu. Suddenly you're not in a pub at all, but some...
2010 Best Irish Pub
2009 Best Irish Pub
Around these parts, the authentic Irish pub is an expectation, not a novelty. Which means there's a full-on scrum of contenders in this category—the Sligo, the Behan, Foley's—with none stooping...
2008 Best Irish Pub
For drinkers, there's no finer place to pass an afternoon than the Behan. The dark wood décor lends a warm, worn-in feel, heightened by the live Irish trad played regularly...
2007 Best Irish Pub
Picking Boston's best Irish pub is a little like picking the loveliest clover in County Kildare. Still, the Green Dragon manages to stand out from its many worthy rivals. Set...
2006 Best Irish Pub
2005 Best Irish Pub
The best pubs purvey mysterious dark corners, crackling fires, and Guinness. But James's Gate is a cut above the rest, with high-grade bar food that almost makes the selection of...
2004 Best Irish Pub
Even discounting the countless plastic-Paddy pubs that have sprouted all over Boston, our city boasts a wealth of genuine Celtic hangouts. But for all their fiddling, their crowds, and their...
2003 Best Irish Pub
A real pint of Guinness takes time to pour. So while you're waiting at the bar in this old Cambridge haunt, take a gander at the great menu (with standbys...
2002 Best Irish Pub
Some might scoff that Matt Murphy's perennially wins this award because, well, there aren't exactly Irish restaurants on every corner of this largely Irish town. That probably just means they...
2002 Best Irish Pub
When he wasn't behind bars, Irish writer and nationalist Brendan Behan was usually bellied up to a bar. Odds are, he would've felt right at home in the Jamaica Plain...
2001 Best Irish Pub
This Brookline Village pub has consistently bucked conventional wisdom by proving that "Irish cuisine" is not an oxymoron. Spicy pork sandwiches and divine French fries (with homemade anise-tinged ketchup) are...


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Good furniture, especially for the price! Recommended.
This is a great set. Assembly is very easy and it looks fantastic. I am a happy customer!
We just received this set and we love it. Assembly was very simple and it took about an hour and a half with two people. Looks great and is very sturdy. We put teak oil on the set to help preserve it during the winter when it gets dry. It's best to apply oil to outdoor wood at least once a year, plus it gives it a nice glossy look. Overall very happy with this product.
This product was exactly as described and we received it within the time indicated. The quality of the product is very good. It does require some simple assembling.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? exact match
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. great quality
- How accurate was the on site description of the product? site description was right on
I shopped the internet seeking porch furniture. I looked at known brands, known stores, known products..inc. Plastic, iron , etc...and selected this above all..It suited my needs. I was not disappointed in any way. It is easy to put together..and sturdy and attractive. I am very pleased overall. It looks great and I bought my pads from O as well. They were perfect , as well.. I did need a description of how to preserve the wood from elements.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? Perfectly
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. As described and then some
- How accurate was the on site description of the product? 100% Accurate
The furniture went together beautifully. It looks great. I was suprised to see that there are some seams in the wood which might seperate in time. Over all it looks great.
- Did the color match the color displayed onsite? yes
- How is the quality of the product? Very nice for the price.
- Did the description onsite accurately describe the product? yes
I bought this based on the reviews so I figured I should add to the pile since I'm so very pleased with this set. Easy to put together and absolutely beautiful.
Loved it! Looks exactly like online Comfortable , affordable , just perfect
Nice patio set. It's held up to ~6 months of daily use now. Looks good and made of decent wood.
This furniture looks nice, wood is a nice color. Love the red cushions with the wood grain. I'm a little worried though these wont last long. When my husband sat in them and leaned back I heard a creaking sound coming from the bolts. He's not a big guy, 175lbs. Also feel like if I spill anything on the wood it would stain. I should probably seal them or something. But for the price there good, look very nice in my back yard.
Purchased this set and matching dining set for our patio. They are really pretty and are very sturdy. Skip the included allen wrench and use an appropriately sized allen bit and socket wrench for assembly. I had no issues with assembly, as all pieces fit together very easily. Cushions are lovely, but a little thinner than I would prefer. Still, the chairs are comfortable with or without the cushions. Overall, very good value and well made set.
The product is cheap, holes do not line up when putting together, and overall value is quite low. It reminds us of something you would get at *******. One piece of our product arrived damaged (seems to be a theme in comments/reviews), so we called company today to request replacement part. I would NOT recommend buying this product. If it wasn't such a pain, we'd take it apart and return it, but after all the trouble of putting it together....we can't even think about it. We like other things we have purchased from Overstock. This one is a big miss.
Nice set Nice wood Great size And the best not too expensive
I was excited to receive this set and when it arrived it did not disappoint. I really enjoy this on my deck and look forward to it each evening.
The patio set arrived promptly and without any defects. It took us about 25min to put the whole set together and now it looks great on our patio! We've used it a bunch and haven't had any problems.
We purchased both the 6-Piece Dining Set and the Conversation Set. There is quite a bit of assembly required, especially with the dining table. It can be challenging, especially to get the holes to line up properly between pieces to allow for insertion of bolt into barrel nut. But it all does come together with some patience and perserverance and is beautiful once assembled. We purchased wood preservative (preservative for outdoor decking) and applied it uniformly over all the pieces (including underside) which not only preserves the wood but had the effect of evening out the stain quality, which was an improvement. Two chairbacks arrived broken, but the manufacturer was great and the replacement pieces (including hardware) arrived in two days. We're overall very happy with the result. It is a very good value for the price.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? favorably
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. good quality for the price
- How accurate was the on site description of the product? good accuracy
I have not purchased acacia wood furniture before, but did some research and it looks like it will hold up well. We plan to keep it on a covered farmers porch so it will get minimal weathering. The construction was solid and the chairs are comfortable. It took me about an hour to assemble the set.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? The color on the site looked a bit richer and glossier
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Walker Edison Wood 52" Corner TV Stand with Louvered Doors
This Wood 52 in. Corner TV Stand with Louvered Doors by Walker Edison Furniture is the perfect solution for any home or office.
Elegance and function combine to give this contemporary, corner TV console a striking appearance.
Console will accommodate most flat-panel TVs up to 55 in. and the unique height of the console makes it a perfect fit for any entertainment area or even the bedroom. Console features attractive louvered doors, multi-purpose shelving and an ideal space-saving corner design. Crafted from high-grade MDF and painted in a rich gloss finish, this stand is sure to please.
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A woman's iPad got swiped at a westside Starbucks yesterday, but she wasn't surfing the web - someone stole it out from under her! But was the whole robbery staged by a candidate for El Paso Commissioners Court?
If there's one thing we love about Starbucks, it's that they always give us a place to go to the bathroom. Aside from that, it's also always a good time when they mix up a customer's name. When a Hong Kong Starbucks employee thought a woman named Virginia was actually named Vagina, we laughed.
We figured why not keep the laughs coming and found some more Starbucks name fails. We also included what the original name is supposed to be, since it's not always entirely clear. You're welcome.
Ever heard the expression "that and a dime will get you a cup of coffee"? Well, not that long ago a cup of coffee did cost a dime. (And you can still get a cup for well less than a dollar in many places.)
Of course, Starbucks began blowing the lid off the coffee price structure about 15 years ago. Now the average latte at the ubiquitous chain costs around four bucks. And if java lovers want a Grande-sized cup of Starbucks' newest coffee, Costa Rica Finca Palmilera, they will have to shell out $7.
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Last year's crop, I was still harvesting into the new year! I tend to just pull up a plant when I want celery soup
I have now emptied the potato bag and had a crop of Charlotte spuds. I took some photos of the nest;
The whitish area at 10.00 is the ghostly remains of a tea bag, the misty area in the middle is hair from the Jack Russell's coat, in the spring I put the hair in a flower pot lying on it's side with a bit of hair; dog's and mine, poking through the hole in the base for the birds to use.
The underside is old leaves, whether they gathered there naturally, or the Robins brought them there I don't know.
I agree, in the US they have a constant battle with the mossy that spreads Dengue fever, luckily it only moves North about 100 yards a week I think. I believe that there and in parts of Africa they use a spray that changes the surface of the water. It stops them from reproducing.
Here in the Fens, historically, there was a form of malaria and the Fen people grew Opium Poppies to combat the disease.
I thought that most grow your own celery was 'self blanching' in some mysterious way. Have grown it for three years and it is always quite green, the flavour of home grown is very strong, I tend to use it for soups, but always pass it through a vegetable mill after blending, to get rid of the stringiness.
If you want it blanched, you could try taping across the hole on a large flower pot and up-ending that onto a plant. Hope this helps
I tend to leave mine for a while, so I can gather seeds. I cut them down when they start to look really awful Someone may come up with a better idea though.
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Heucheras and there is a huge variety of them.
When I worked in Barbados, a local Nursery owner told me they never had saucers under their plant pots as we do here as any standing water would encourage mosquitoes. I can't understand why a lidded water butt would have mossys. Greg, are the other 2 butts with lids?
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